Huh… I stand corrected. When I did a search it said those specific countries too.
Now I wonder why everyone else went a different way, or where they were first made.
Scar face has a remake?
Do you know his ex too?
I don’t mean this in an offensive way or a combative one, but the post title is using $ and the source is USA Today.
Yeah some of my coworkers are not keen, but each to their own.
The only thing that sucks is the search box above the solution explorer kinda is invisible when not in focus which is strange.
I use the cyberpunk theme in visual studio professional and it’s pretty easy to read the text.
I think only the USA and Canada use the term chips.
As you say Great Britain uses crisps, as does Australia, New Zealand, India, and South Africa. Although, I would imagine that most countries with a foreign language would use something closer to crisps too.
You guys are always in the minority when you decide to do things a little different. Like you weird date format for instance.
Interestingly when he died he donated his body to be made in to crisps (or chips if you like guns).
This is what I always say when arguing about this at work, that if a company is making X billion in profit and we decide to tax them heavier so they only make half of X billion in profit they’re not going to leave as that’s still at lot of profit.
Sure there is an argument that it could set a precedent in other countries to tax harder but still some profit is better than no profit and if not then you don’t have a viable business anymore and someone else will capitalise.
The ones that didn’t figure out didn’t breed and make more bears.
You guys are testiN my patience.