Let's face it.

[Dobbs]

Cheese and wine? That would be France. They have more cheeses than anyone I know, and they love to drown their socially-related sorrow in a deep glass of well-aged wine.

Germany would vary, depending on where you are. For Bavaria, I think beer and pretzels would be best. Northern Germany, beer and frankfurters.

The Czech Republic, beer and crushed OxyContin pills in beer.

England, tea and scones. Obviously. Then again, fish and chips... it is too difficult to decide.

Ireland, potatoes and whiskey.

I could go on for pages, but I'd do well to stop there.  

[FlamingChihuahua]

I said beer! I said "To Germany, wait, that's beer, o well," not just to Germany.

I know you have superior intellect but next time read the post.
cheese_whine Well, they both taste better with age.  

[Dobbs]

I got what you were saying, I just felt like elaborating. Since I love foreign culture so much and everything.

Dandelions and wine, now that would be Ray Bradbury. Zing. cool  

[FlamingChihuahua]

Dobbs

I got what you were saying, I just felt like elaborating. Since I love foreign culture so much and everything.

Dandelions and wine, now that would be Ray Bradbury. Zing. cool

I've had a bit of dandelion burdoc, not my favorite drink, my father bought it in england and we had lunch in the place he bought it. I wish a pound wasn't as valued as a dollar, but it is much more valued. 1.9 of american dollar, or something, which is why I have a 10 pound note. mrgreen $$$$ Well, I wish they had a new emote for that.