Basketball was played with baskets with the bottoms cut out. It makes sense!
But they're two different things!Originally Posted by õ_Ô
Basketball was played with baskets with the bottoms cut out. It makes sense!
But they're two different things!
That's what all Americans say! But they're different types of the same thing (jam) in NZ and Australia at least.Basketball was played with baskets with the bottoms cut out. It makes sense!
But they're two different things!
Sounds like a hentai game. xD
Kicking the ball is still a vital part of the game in both codes of rugby, Aussie Rules football and Gaelic football. Less so in gridiron, but it's there too. That's why they can be called football in their respective cultures. Sure, they use their hands to pass, but saying their not football as well more or less gives me the right to call soccer "footheadchestball"
Actually a good idea since league and gridiron aren't that different from one another.
8D
yeah and maybe then they can get rid of that stupid armor which only increases the risk of injury because those retards keep headbutting each other with their helmets.
This twenty-year-old boy was distinguished from childhood by strange qualities, a dreamer and an eccentric. A girl fell in love with him, and he went and sold her to a brothel...
Actually,8D
Baseball: An even more boring version of Rounders.
By the way Aussie Rules football is completee. It's barely even a game, it's an excuse for bi-curious males to slap eachother.
But if you buy jelly then you have jelly, so it's more correct to call it jellyThat's what all Americans say! But they're different types of the same thing (jam) in NZ and Australia at least.Basketball was played with baskets with the bottoms cut out. It makes sense!
But they're two different things!
Basketball was played with baskets with the bottoms cut out. It makes sense!
But they're two different things!DON'T EVEN TRY, JESSWEE. We went around and around this for an HOUR.But if you buy jelly then you have jelly, so it's more correct to call it jellyThat's what all Americans say! But they're different types of the same thing (jam) in NZ and Australia at least.Basketball was played with baskets with the bottoms cut out. It makes sense!
But they're two different things!
Signature by rubah. I think.
Jam is a fruit or veg preserve that you spread on bread.
Jelly is a gelatin dessert that wobbles & symbolises huge tits on 70s & 80s TV.
Now close this bastard thread.
Srsly. If I buy jelly then I have a wobbly dessert, which I call jelly. If I buy "American jelly" then I have a jar full of a type of jam, so I call it jam! It's not hard to understand!Basketball was played with baskets with the bottoms cut out. It makes sense!
But they're two different things!DON'T EVEN TRY, JESSWEE. We went around and around this for an HOUR.But if you buy jelly then you have jelly, so it's more correct to call it jellyThat's what all Americans say! But they're different types of the same thing (jam) in NZ and Australia at least.Basketball was played with baskets with the bottoms cut out. It makes sense!
But they're two different things!
Exactly.
But if it's a specific type of jam that is jelly, it would not be incorrect to refer to it as such.
This is getting even more ridiculous and stupid than I thought possible.
There is no jam that is jelly. There is Marmalade ( I believe yanks call this type jelly) & Curd. It's mis-named in America along with many many many other things.
Why would anybody name anything edible something like curd? Curd sounds like...a mix of flavorless porridge and mayonnaise rather than something made of berries
What's the true difference between jam and jelly?
(SPOILER)I can't jelly my cock down your throat.
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