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Steve007
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Okay, after a discusion at lunch the other day, my friends and I are mystified by the use of the word "barbeque".
From what we gather, American's use it mostly as a noun. Canadian's mostly a verb. Eg:
American way.
"Come on over for some barbeque tonight."
Canadian way.
"Come on over, we're going to barbeque some pork chops tonight."
So, are we right in thinking you guys use it that way? Or do you use it both ways?
12 hour shifts can be long and boring, if you're wondering why the hell we would be talking about something so trivial.
From what we gather, American's use it mostly as a noun. Canadian's mostly a verb. Eg:
American way.
"Come on over for some barbeque tonight."
Canadian way.
"Come on over, we're going to barbeque some pork chops tonight."
So, are we right in thinking you guys use it that way? Or do you use it both ways?
12 hour shifts can be long and boring, if you're wondering why the hell we would be talking about something so trivial.