Phantasy Star: Fringes of Algo

by **Xander** » Thu Jun 17, '10, 9:33 pm

Anyway, had fun taking it to college one day and getting people to try it. Yet for some reasons everyone hated it. Says the people from the land of haggis...

by **Lyla2284** » Thu Jun 17, '10, 9:34 pm

Yep, and we brought BBQ to the world as well. Only it's called braai down here.

People should learn to experiment more...

by **Xander** » Thu Jun 17, '10, 9:34 pm

They sell it in some places here but it's not as good as the stuff that I tried the first time.

by **Lyla2284** » Thu Jun 17, '10, 9:36 pm

Nope. Nothing beats real, authentic SA biltong.

Have you eaten haggis yet? It sounds so... weird.

BBQ down here is a way of life, Xan.

by **Xander** » Thu Jun 17, '10, 9:36 pm

of cpurse. I usually ahve it a few times a year and I'd eat it more often had I things my way

you *do* know about the contents of haggis right?

by **Lyla2284** » Thu Jun 17, '10, 9:36 pm

Actually, biltong and rugby go perfectly well together. It's like a religion.

by **Xander** » Thu Jun 17, '10, 9:36 pm

everyone is so grossed out by it

by **Lyla2284** » Thu Jun 17, '10, 9:37 pm

Yep. Sheep's heart and lungs wrapped in its stomach...

by **Xander** » Thu Jun 17, '10, 9:37 pm

haggis, not rugby and biltong

yeah, among the rest of the offal too. basically, everything that's not used otherwise

by **Lyla2284** » Thu Jun 17, '10, 9:38 pm

Sies!! That's what we would say down here.

I can speak Afrikaans as well, you know.

Very similar to Dutch and Danish.

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