[Request] Please add Spotted Dick to the game!

[Ceridwenae]

I'm interested in seeing how this plays out.

I'm British and I'm ashamed I've never actually tried it. But it's okay, I had crumpets earlier, so I'm not a complete heathen.

Plus, didn't they have fun with some...interesting innuendo for the year of the rooster? So, I wouldn't put it past them to put a dirty joke in.



I have a whole book of those. I'd repeat some of the names here, but you know, ToS. I mean, would I get away with a certain name of a certain place in the Orkney Islands?

I mean, proper noun and all, so you shouldn't if it's used in context? But all the same, not everyone is prepared for Scottish awesomeness, so we don't want to unleash it all at once, do we?

Anyhoo, one time I worked in an office doing admin and there was a customer who had that place name as their surname. I kid you not. There were other surnames as well which I can't mention but I'm thankful I never took a call from one of those so-named, especially since call protocol involved addressing the customer by name.

I love this thread. It's my favourite! And we should definitely have spotted dick in game. It's such a yummy iconic dessert!

[Saefinn]

I mean, proper noun and all, so you shouldn't if it's used in context? But all the same, not everyone is prepared for Scottish awesomeness, so we don't want to unleash it all at once, do we?

Anyhoo, one time I worked in an office doing admin and there was a customer who had that place name as their surname. I kid you not. There were other surnames as well which I can't mention but I'm thankful I never took a call from one of those so-named, especially since call protocol involved addressing the customer by name.

I love this thread. It's my favourite! And we should definitely have spotted dick in game. It's such a yummy iconic dessert!

Heh, love it. And it reminds me of a colleague when I worked in a call centre where a customer had to correct his pronunciation of her surname after she was slightly offended, "It's Coburn, it's pronounced Coburn". But of course the spelling had 2 hard consonants extra.