See...a "chuckle" in the US is also a food. But you would probably call it a "Jelly Bit" or something.
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See...a "chuckle" in the US is also a food. But you would probably call it a "Jelly Bit" or something.
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<font color="#FF0000" size="1">[ May 09, 2005 01:21 PM: Message edited by: Carl I. ]</font>
Not sure mate... no idea what a Jelly Bit is either lol! Like... Jellybeans?
I have no idea. Start calling some jellied candy a "Jelly Bit"!!! I bet ya anything in 10 years time I'll be watching some BBC show on cable over here and sure enough, Graham Norton will say how much he loves "Jelly Bits"!!! LOL!!!
I think Graham Norton likes MORE than just the jelly bits LOL!
So Graham Norton was a good show. I mean... crap, but entertaining [img]tongue.gif[/img]
But that is why I used Graham. You know he would jump all over something called a "Jelly Bit" and he would use it in his show, and get a "right good laugh" using that as a joke. Try it man, start calling them "Jelly Bits" and we'll check in 10 years to see if it is used. Hell, I'm sure we will both be sitting here in 10 years, so we will be able to keep track.
LMFAO!!!