We have a few questions to ask. As we watch a large amount of American television and films some aspects of American culture get slightly lost in translation.
For example,
What is a twinkie?
Who are the icecapades?
We have a link to the otherside of the Atlantic. We can pose these questions to her so feel free to forward any further queries you may have...
Thursday, 27 September 2007
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Twinkies are "Golden Sponge Cake with Creamy Filling" according to Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twinkie) - I only know what they are from my avid readership of Babysitter Club books when I was a kid (ok, last week...)
Sounds a bit rude though, right? 'Twinkie'? Filled with 'Creamy filling'?
Icecapades - I think - are ice skaters who participate in ice musicals or the like, like Disney on Ice people are called Icecapades, really just a jazzed-up word for Drama School failures who have to dress up in tights and goofy costumes, kidding themselves that they're making ground-breaking theatre art.
What I want to know is...how on earth can kids like Fig Newtons? I tried one once and nearly ralphed all over myself, they're horrid biscuits filled with soft filling made from figs. DEE-GUUS-TEEN! But you read about them all the time in Sweet Valley Twins and Babysitters' Club, just yesterday I finished Claudia And Mean Janine and they were wolfing those fuckers down! Kur-azeeeee!
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