The liberal arts

[Ed Anger]

How many big companies would you expect from a country of less than 6 million?

That's about what I would expect.  A variety of mid-sized specialist corps.  Then again, the true megacorp is a pretty rare beast these days.  It's a sad, sad world we live in.

We have a Renraku fan.

[Neil]

How many big companies would you expect from a country of less than 6 million?

That's about what I would expect.  A variety of mid-sized specialist corps.  Then again, the true megacorp is a pretty rare beast these days.  It's a sad, sad world we live in.

We have a Renraku fan.

I'm just saying, wouldn't it be great to live in an arcology where you don't get killed and used for parts by some crazy AI?

[garbon]

Egg White McMuffins!

Are those any good?  I haven't been to breakfast at McDonald's in a while (fortunately for my cholesterol).

I've no idea. I believe the difference in calories is like 50 and I was like, mmm, why bother?

So I tried it this morning. Not really that much different from a regular one minus the egg yolk. The "cheddar" tastes basically the same as the American cheese on a regular one.  I guess then with less calories and cholesterol they are a fine substitution.

Oddly, the refer to them as Delights. I was confused when they called my order as that wasn't what I thought I'd ordered.

[crazy canuck]

What is "American cheese"?

[garbon]

[garbon]

Actually wiki suggests you might call them Canadian singles or Canadian slices.

[DGuller]

What is "American cheese"?

That's actually a good question.  I know what it's not, but what is it exactly is something I don't know.

[crazy canuck]

Actually wiki suggests you might call them Canadian singles or Canadian slices.

I dont know what that is either.  I have never heard the term used.

[11B4V]

What is "American cheese"?

That's actually a good question.  I know what it's not, but what is it exactly is something I don't know.

Innovative packaging, not good for you..etc.

[garbon]

Actually wiki suggests you might call them Canadian singles or Canadian slices.

I dont know what that is either.  I have never heard the term used.

Well I'd also say getting snobby after a discussion of McDonald's is a little...out of place to say the least.

[garbon]

What is "American cheese"?

That's actually a good question.  I know what it's not, but what is it exactly is something I don't know.

I don't think a bottle of easy cheese marked cheddar is what most people refer to when they say American cheese.

[Eddie Teach]

Kraft singles.

[Ed Anger]

[DGuller]

Actually wiki suggests you might call them Canadian singles or Canadian slices.

I dont know what that is either.  I have never heard the term used.

Well I'd also say getting snobby after a discussion of McDonald's is a little...out of place to say the least.

When it comes to American cheese, it's not really snobbishness in play.  It's just a disdain for a truly horrible food-like product.  If you walk on the street and come across a dog turd, it's not really snobbish to avoid it instead of taking a bite out of it.

[crazy canuck]

Actually wiki suggests you might call them Canadian singles or Canadian slices.

I dont know what that is either.  I have never heard the term used.

Well I'd also say getting snobby after a discussion of McDonald's is a little...out of place to say the least.

Its not about snobbery.  I just have no idea what you are talking about when you say "American cheese".  Since you used the term I would have expected that you would know what it meant.