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philippajudith — The Bus
Published: 2010-02-18 19:55:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 1180; Favourites: 22; Downloads: 3
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It's another comic for my sister Holly. My older sister Kate is in this one too. Can you tell which is which? Doesn't make much difference either way.Related content
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In the first panel, you were the first girl, next was Holly in the middle, and then Kate at the right?
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So then, you run faster than they do?
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I like to think I'm a fast runner, but I think it had more to do with the fact that I really didn't want to miss that bus.
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What exactly is "a toffee?"
I ask, because this is one of those little American English/British English differences.
Is it literally toffee, or is it a generic term for any piece of candy?
I work with a Londoner, and I laugh anytime he says "fancy dress party."
*tee hee
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toffee is the same as taffy I think. It's not a generic term, if someone offers you a toffee, you're getting a toffee.
I thought I'd watched enough episodes of 'Friends' to know what all the American English/English differences were, but new ones keep turning up and they always surprise me.
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In America, toffee and taffy are very different, despite the fact that the were once one and the same.
Toffee is more of a flavor, whereas taffy is a kind of chewy candy. Taffy could be fruit-flavored, but toffee can only be toffee-flavored.
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Oop here in the northern lands they sometimes use toffees generically and it irritates me greatly.
THEY'RE SWEETS! Gah!
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Oh dear! How confusing for everyone involved. A toffee should be a toffee and nothing else! Unless it's a toffee apple I suppose.
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Or a toffifee! Which are vile.
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gah! i love this so much!!!!!!! you have such a unique approach to comics that makes me SMILE
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cool! I love your style! One of your sisters kinda looks like the paper girl... forgot her name :S
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