>>699128>>699360Fuck. Yes.
>>699422>is sausage>is pudding>Huh, didn't know it was a thing."Pudding" is normally used as a synonym for "dessert" in British English. Apparently the word originally meant "sausage" though, which I guess is why black pudding is called that. But in most contexts, when a Brit says "pudding", they mean any kind of sweet dessert eaten at the end of a meal.
Americans use "pudding" slightly differently, they use it to refer to a particular kind of dessert, one which looks like custard. I don't know exactly what it is though, because I've never had it.
>They don't lie when they say English breakfast is like a million caloriesNobody eats a Full English Breakfast every day. It's something to have occassionally. They're especially good for curing hangovers.
