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lol...... yeah we get them but we call them "brussel sprouts" and generally coat them in melted cheese because as we all know, American's aren't fat enough already.
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the food sometimes (not all the time mind you) isn't the greatest but the plus side of all of this is the people, the clubs, the music and of course..... they're not french.
"only dead fish swim with the stream..."Malcolm Muggeridge
I remember my parents forcing me to eat these as a kid....I hated them then and not a fan of them now either
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sprouts arent just around at christmas? they were an unwanted staple of every sunday roast i ate growing up... although i passed on the sprouts, still cant stand them. my girlfriend likes em tho
Are we certain we're talking brussle sprouts and not alfalpha sprouts? Cause' alfalpha spouts make your regular sandwhich go from same ol' same ol' to gourmet eatin!
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Why do you eat them in England at Christmas only? Strange...
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