[ SECRET POST #4117 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4117 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I dunno, I'm British and I didn't hear the term until a few years ago. It's just not a phrase that means anything much to us.

[(Anonymous)]

+1

[(Anonymous)]

hence the "most" in the comment. not everyone's heard of it. but those I know, and those I've spoken to, do know it. I realise that's a flimsy defense (my british friends totally know the phrase and confirmed it's well known!! also i have a girlfriend!! she lives in China!!), but this is the truth based on the evidence I have at hand. :)

[(Anonymous)]

Oh well if a handful of people have heard it....

[(Anonymous)]

haha, fair enough! i asked if it was a generally well known phrase, and was told that it was. but i admit my sample size was only three people; not generally enough for good concrete evidence. :)

[(Anonymous)]

Knowing it and it meaning anything are two different things though. I've heard it but doesn't mean I suddenly looked at my dessert and thought 'oh, it's American!'. Like no, that's not how that works.

[(Anonymous)]

ah, sorry if was unclear. I'm not saying that of course EVERYONE KNOWS apple pie is AMERICAN AND ONLY AMERICAN! but that it's not stupid to think that a british contestant on a british show doing a segment about american pies would possibly maybe somehow have once heard of the phrase "american as apple pie"

seriously not meaning to continue the weird debate above