The handcart to hell is still on target
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It is almost as if she thinks she wouldn't make the Olympic team and is using it as an excuse to pull out of the trials. It seems she was asked to expand on her allegations and declined to do so. Conveniently she will swim in other races but just not the Olympics.
https://www.bbc.com/sport/swimming/57424208
https://www.bbc.com/sport/swimming/57424208
You also get access to the public toilet facilities of your choice! Crackin deal that is.
That's homophoic you bigot
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You just know Elton is fiddling those little boys
Whilst the first apple pie recipe is credited to Chaucer back in 1381, that was a pie containing multiple fruits; and, therefore, not strictly apple pie. It might have been the first recorded recipe of a pie containing apples.
Since it is believed that the apple tree was first introduced to the colonies by English settlers, apple pie could not have existed in the USA before the USA was first founded in 1776/1781.
To lay claim to having been the origin of the apple pie, a country must have access to apples (presumably, therefore, apple trees must grow) and be familiar with the cookery principles required to make a pie from them. Given that the apple tree originated in what is the Middle East and Eurasia, a pie most likely originated there.
Perhaps the question should be reworded to “where did American Pie originate?” That was USA 1971, Don McLean.
You don't think after inventing the fruit pie back in 1381 some culinary maverick that didn't like prunes may have baked one just with apples you thick spastic?Whilst the first apple pie recipe is credited to Chaucer back in 1381, that was a pie containing multiple fruits; and, therefore, not strictly apple pie. It might have been the first recorded recipe of a pie containing apples.
Since it is believed that the apple tree was first introduced to the colonies by English settlers, apple pie could not have existed in the USA before the USA was first founded in 1776/1781.
To lay claim to having been the origin of the apple pie, a country must have access to apples (presumably, therefore, apple trees must grow) and be familiar with the cookery principles required to make a pie from them. Given that the apple tree originated in what is the Middle East and Eurasia, a pie most likely originated there.
Perhaps the question should be reworded to “where did American Pie originate?” That was USA 1971, Don McLean.