The Off Topic Topic

[Barrister]

Wouldn't a 7/11 in your building be very... convenient... for you?

[Liep]

Wouldn't a 7/11 in your building be very... convenient... for you?

In theory, but it's so goddamn expensive that I would probably still go to the mini market 100m down the road.

[grumbler]

Learned some new foreign slang today.  Australians don't ditch class, they bunk class.

Apparantly, this Canadian company' clothing logo is oddly popular in Australia:

http://canada.roots.com/

Nothing odd about it.  "Root" is Aussie for "fuck."  "Beaver" has the same slang meaning as it does in Canada.

[Liep]

I never thought about 7-eleven not being all over Europe before. Any idea why it's only in Scandinavia?

[Malthus]

Learned some new foreign slang today.  Australians don't ditch class, they bunk class.

Apparantly, this Canadian company' clothing logo is oddly popular in Australia:

http://canada.roots.com/

Nothing odd about it.  "Root" is Aussie for "fuck."  "Beaver" has the same slang meaning as it does in Canada.

That ... was the joke. 

[Syt]

We picked up breakfast at a 7/11 in Copenhagen in 2003 or so. It was expensive and not very good.

[Admiral Yi]

I cringe at the thought of eating 7/11 breakfast.  Their hotdogs are decent however.

[Syt]

Well, at the time it was the only thing on a Sunday morning we could find for breakfast.

[Ed Anger]

Oh Cal!

[Josquius]

I cringe at the thought of eating 7/11 breakfast.  Their hotdogs are decent however.

They do good fried chicken.
American dogs are sometimes an interesting experience too

[Syt]

[Josquius]

I like the smug gay guy in the hat behind her.
And she's dressed funny

[Caliga]

Oh Cal!

We don't have 7/11 here... only Circle K.

[jimmy olsen]

Oh Cal!

We don't have 7/11 here... only Circle K.

Strange things are afoot down at the Circle K.

[Caliga]

 

Stoners are a common sight there, so I guess I'd have to agree.