The Serious Question Thread

What is a symbian series phone?

What other series' are there?

What series is my phone (SonyE K750i)?

Has anyone had 15 minutes of fame???

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonatha...her/student%29

I've always wanted to know what types of cheese are popular in different parts of the world?

I asume verieties such as Brie, Mozerrella, Edam and Parmesan are popular every where. But do they have Cheddar in America? Wensleydale?, Stilton?

Do thay have Lancashire cheese in South England?

In Spain it is Manchego you can ask donkey he'll tell you a lot about it :D

Chedder is probably the most popular cheese in America :dozey:

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Originally Posted by schmenke

Chedder is probably the most popular cheese in America :dozey:

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Is that what they put on MacDonalds? :p :

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Originally Posted by Donney

In Spain it is Manchego you can ask donkey he'll tell you a lot about it :D

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yep :D

although my favourite is Flor de Esgueva :facelick:

now you made me hungry :s

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Originally Posted by donKey jote

although my favourite is Flor de Esgueva

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You do realise the animal fats in it will probably kill you, a herbivore of the ass persuasion? :dozey:
(seriously, a good way to top a real donkey for the insurance money is feed it sausages or cheese!)

Now for my question of the day.

If all snowflakes are really totally different shapes, why? I mean, why are they all different? What's the reason, the point and how in hell did anyone discover it?
I know nature's a wonderful thing, but isn't she just making work for herself with the snowflake thing? :confused:

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Originally Posted by donKey jote

yep :D

although my favourite is Flor de Esgueva :facelick:

now you made me hungry :s

http://smileys.smileycentral.com/cat/16/16_3_166.gif

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I remember a delicious Flor de Esgueva we had at home this Christmas.... now it's all great memories. :D

Is Portuguese just medieval Spanish?