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| darkshadowsseeker | reasonable | | posted 13-May-2004 12:48pm |
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| anoddoblivion | N/A | | posted 13-May-2004 11:47am |
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=doughnut
Thx Biggles. |
| Jody | reasonable | | posted 13-May-2004 11:23am |
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| Biggles | reasonable | | posted 13-May-2004 10:28am |
Kate - I don't see any mention on that page of the plural...? Not to mention that I can't believe you're needs-working over such a tiny thing as whether or not strudels can possibly be a correct plural.
How is this different to asking "Do you like pies?" as opposed to "Do you like pie?" (either of which is perfectly acceptable...??? |
| darkshadowsseeker | old | | posted 13-May-2004 9:51am |
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=strudel |
| Biggles | old | | posted 13-May-2004 8:08am |
One apple strudel, two apple strudels - seems fine to me.... |
| darkshadowsseeker | old | | posted 13-May-2004 1:09am |
The correct term is apple strudel. I know this from experience as I've made apple studel, as has my sister and grandmother who taught us both |
| ASexyBabe | needs work | | posted 13-May-2004 12:14am |
It should not be plural. It is just one of those words that are not plural. |
Strider   | reasonable | | posted 13-May-2004 12:11am |
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| anoddoblivion | old | | posted 12-May-2004 11:32pm |
It's supposed to be with an "s". You wouldn't say "Do you like doughnut" would you?
What I did change: I uncapitalized the "a" in apple and the "s" in strudel, and I fixed the grammar on option "I don't know"- changed "know" from "no". |
| romkey | reasonable | | posted 12-May-2004 10:58pm |
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| ASexyBabe | old | | posted 12-May-2004 8:30pm |
I dont see what was changed
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| darkshadowsseeker | old | | posted 12-May-2004 6:19pm |
It's "apple strudel". Leave off the "s" at the end of "strudel" as I said before. |
| freebird | reasonable | | posted 12-May-2004 5:47pm |
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Zang  | reasonable | | posted 12-May-2004 4:02pm |
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| Zang | old | | posted 12-May-2004 10:53am |
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| darkshadowsseeker | old | | posted 11-May-2004 10:55pm |
It's "I don't know" and the correct term is "apple strudel" |
| Biggles | old | | posted 11-May-2004 3:34pm |
It's "strudel" - even Merriam Webster says there's no such word as "struedel". |
| Zang | old | | posted 11-May-2004 12:14am |
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| ASexyBabe | old | | posted 10-May-2004 6:01pm |
why are there 2 of these? |
| homebuyer | old | | posted 10-May-2004 10:49am |
wees |
| freebird | old | | posted 10-May-2004 10:29am |
wees |
| anoddoblivion | old | | posted 9-May-2004 10:33pm |
wees |
| heyzeus1 | old |
if you haven't heard of the place, i would assume your answer would be 'no' because you wouldnt love the struedel having never tried it...whatever struedel is, anyway. |
ElvisFan67  | old |
wees, exp. cerealkiller |
| BerrieGrrl | old | | posted 8-May-2004 11:21pm |
wees...where is this place and what kind of a place is it? are you asking cuz their struedel is the best or the worst? how about an option for "i don't like it" or an option for just liking apple struedel in general? |
| darkshadowsseeker | old | | posted 8-May-2004 10:06pm |
I love apple studel, but I've never, ever heard of this place! |
| heyzeus1 | old | | posted 8-May-2004 10:01pm |
now let ME guess...zang? |
| heyzeus1 | old | | posted 8-May-2004 10:01pm |
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cerealkiller  | old | | posted 8-May-2004 10:01pm |
Uhh, like what IS Shepard's Market, 7th Street in what city?
You also will need more options like I never heard of it, I have never been to (city), Other for starters. |
