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[slemslempike]

[Poll #2029661]

From sitcoms etc it seems that in America, Girl Scouts are in troops run by parents. So you'd meet at one another's houses, and it would be a troop of your friends, is that right? Is it a different parent each week? If so, how do you do badges etc? What happens if you want to be a Girl Scout and none of your friends do? How are the troops regulated/registered- do they have names and things? Is this also how Boy Scouts are run?

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[slemslempike.livejournal.com]

"Is a twiglet a crisp" - a question for the ages. I thought not, but then chipsticks are, so it's not the shape. Perhaps the hardness and density? I think they are too firm (ooer missus) to be a crisp.

[mockduck.livejournal.com]

Surely crisps are always potato-based? Unless specifically labelled as 'vegetable crisps' or whatever.

[spiralsheep.livejournal.com]

But that would mean Wotsits aren't crisps because they're neither crispy nor made of potato, and then my second choice of Frazzles-style fake bacon rasher thingys also begins to look suspect. UR QUESTIONS: SO HARD.