This Or That?

[swiss tony]

a gun with no ammo

T or A?

[ferretchucker]

T

DNA or RNA?

[swiss tony]

hmmm I would've thought you'd have gone for A.
Anyway, as I have it to thank for the 20 year stretch I just finished, I'll go with DNA. :)

[ferretchucker]

Originally Posted by swiss tony

hmmm I would've thought you'd have gone for A.
Anyway, as I have it to thank for the 20 year stretch I just finished, I'll go with DNA. :)

Very good...of course now you need to ask another question! :p

[swiss tony]

Oops! Lord Dunsany or Bram Stoker? (too serious?)

[SAWfreak]

Bram Stoker

SAW I or SAW 3D

[ferretchucker]

EASILY Saw 1. None of the sequels even came close and they totally missed the point of the first one. It became a question of what can be the biggest twist and goriest death as opposed to originality.

The Colonel or The King? (Fast food mascots)

[fortunato]

Cheebs had a nice idea in bringing back this thread.

So, chips or fries (or crisps or chips, outside of the US)?

[cheebacheeba]

Cheebs had a nice idea in bringing back this thread.

;)
Thanks for searching it up for me.

I have to go with Chips.
The more oldskool and rough-cut the better.
Made at what UK folks might call a ?CHIPPY? (We'd just call it a fish n chips joint)
Delicious, less processed and more texture variation.

Mango Nectar or Peach Nectar?

[fortunato]

Originally Posted by cheebacheeba

;)
Thanks for searching it up for me.

I have to go with Chips.
The more oldskool and rough-cut the better.
Made at what UK folks might call a ?CHIPPY? (We'd just call it a fish n chips joint)
Delicious, less processed and more texture variation.

No problem. This was always a fun thread. Had to look for it alphabetically though, cause the forum search won't take "this" or "that", haha.
Yeah, I love thick-cut chips, too. So that's called a chippy in the UK?

Originally Posted by cheebacheeba

Mango Nectar or Peach Nectar?

Definitely mango. I love peach, too, but I can pretty much always eat a mango.

Coffee black or coffee, cream, and sugar?