Help pleeease!

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I have a friend in the US and I'm trying to find random things to send her.... but I don't know what they don't have that the UK does... I need help on that part. Any ideas? lol!

A Native American.

Panties.. think of the humor LOL

is that your phrase of the day or something? lol

A Native American wearing panties!

A Native American wearing panties!Only if it's Scotty and he's in my bed

Be nice and share.

I always play nice... well... most of the time :wink:

Don't worry Lish I'll make the rounds.I know Eddie's got a little NDN in 'em, but I think he needs a little more. I'll get there though because, it's my mantra that everybody needs a little NDN in 'em.

Their chocolate out there tastes like eating a candel, send her some chocolate and she will love you. Or some branston pickle, yum.

Fish and chips? The crown jewels? Maybe a guard from Buckingham Palace?

haggiskidney piepolite people prone to understatementcops with tall hatsguys named Nigelpeople with cute British accentschavsDr. Evil and Mini MePersonally, I'd like to get some nice long-leaf English tea -- but that's just me.

LOL! Although I think haggis is Scottish...you'd have better luck with Angel on that one. And isn't it "steak and kidney pie"? and on the same topic....ewwwwww!You know, if it's a REALLY good friend, maybe she should get her Prince Willy! Hell, my fiancee would flip if I brought that kid home for her....and she's not even an Anglophile...just an admirer of beauty and I think we all have to admit: it's a damn good thing that kid took after his mom.

Scotland is part of the UK.

From WordNet (Princeton University):
kidney pie n : like steak and kidney pie but without steak

That somehow reminds me of the Monty Python Spam sketch.

I'm not sure how UK'ers feel about eating their kidney pie without steak.

Prince William is pretty like his mom.

the kidney is my favorite part!!!really, I grew up on it.and yeah... good chocolate is a rare find in the USdon't send panties, silly! send knickers

oh... here's onesend her some REAL pickled onions. All they have in the US is those little, white, sweet things.

Okay, I'll concede the point that Scotland is a part of the UK--and I wasn't unaware of that, just wasn't aware on which side of Hadrian's Wall amz lived and was trying to save some travel-time....'cause I'm fairly certain that, while I personally have no interest in fresh haggis, I'm quite certain I have absolutely NO interest in haggis that had a few extra days travel-time.

You can get haggis-in-a-can.A Scottish guest character on Ren and Stimpy (Haggis McHaggis) has a problem: He takes umbrage, however, when his haggis is served without chutney.Might I suggest a jar of chutney as a fitting gift?

I got an idea: a big crate, some cushions, vodka, probably some glitter, me and you and an address label for her house............so what do you think???? I can be ready in a few days if you can LOL

good chocolate is a rare find in the USyea, send her sum cadbury stuff...and maybe sum REAL peanut better. american peanut butter tastes like suger not peanuts, its weird.