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English gent living in Canada here. I have interjected the words brolly and wellies into our household language. My Canadian wife is completely unaware that she says both. Galoshes? Is that the word or is that a raincoat? Sure I could Google it, but as has been pointed out the next generation will not have the pleasure of a two-hour drunken argument in the pub about the meaning of a word. The Duke of Wellington opted to wear custom boots made of leather instead of the traditional hessian-constructed riding boots of Good Summer Nights And Dirt Track Lights Vintage Shirt the time.

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His boots were practical for riding and formal enough for evening wear. A parasol is also a type of a umbrella ladies use for sunshade. This may sound dumb, but what does a UK BBQ consist of? Here in the states, we have several different styles of barbecue so I’m just curious as to what you do when you Q. Edit: Seems like a BBQ too you all is what I would call “grilling.” we do a ton of grilling over here too, lots of beer, brats, and Good Summer Nights And Dirt Track Lights Vintage Shirt burgers. Sounds like a really good time. A welding torch IS how we do our BBQing in the UK. We light the ceremonial fire, put the grill over the fire.

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Place the meat on the grill. Wait for the rain to extinguish the fire, sometimes adding few methylated spirits for fireworks. Once the ceremonial fire has been extinguished, we then get out the welding torch and cook the meat. Sausages should be nice and crunchy on the outside, and gooey in the middle. Our bbq’s are shit mate don’t even compare it to US bbq. Don’t get me wrong it’s okay, but you’re getting no hickory-smoked brisket over here. US bbq is literally my favorite type of food to exist, and Good Summer Nights And Dirt Track Lights Vintage Shirt I’m looking into making my own smoker.