Time to be serious
- Thread starter RetiredUnit1
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I'm not sure anyone knows,
Anything that rhymes with potatoes
But in British English this just about flows
Would it make you pretty happy,
To know in Scotland we call it a tattie?
slice up, deep fry eat tae much ye fattie!
In Germany it's really not that awful
to eat a salad, Kartoffel
But in in Belgium try a lovely waffle
Of course that's not really fair
the syrupy sweet Waffles there
Are wheat based, and not made from Pomme de terre
So back to Blighty for breakfast we've gone
with waffles made from potatoes belong
while in Ireland, they prefer a Tattie scone
Anything that rhymes with potatoes
But in British English this just about flows
Would it make you pretty happy,
To know in Scotland we call it a tattie?
slice up, deep fry eat tae much ye fattie!
In Germany it's really not that awful
to eat a salad, Kartoffel
But in in Belgium try a lovely waffle
Of course that's not really fair
the syrupy sweet Waffles there
Are wheat based, and not made from Pomme de terre
So back to Blighty for breakfast we've gone
with waffles made from potatoes belong
while in Ireland, they prefer a Tattie scone
RetiredUnit1
Well-known member
As in Tomato Jones?
Cybercow
Well-known member
FINDING A WORD THAT RHYMES WITH ORANGE
Is a paltry form of challenge.
We'd have to scratch and scrounge
Around the yard and in the garage.
Seeking a word to rhyme with orange.
No it's not easy to arrange
A group of words that sound like orange
A noun or verb with which to exchange
To pull it from within a sporange
Lest we use a sponge to expunge
All the sounds that rhyme with orange.
RetiredUnit1
Well-known member
The poor forlorn orange!
You can't rhyme potato with tomato where I live. Someone should write a song about it.
There are two names for potato in Germany; kartoffel and erdappfel (literally earth-apple). It depends where you are as to which word they use. But you'll always be ok asking for frites.
There are two names for potato in Germany; kartoffel and erdappfel (literally earth-apple). It depends where you are as to which word they use. But you'll always be ok asking for frites.
