Macaroni and cheese
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Macaroni and cheese and cheese
macaroni-and-cheese-aroni
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Mac is not an acronym.
It is only an abbreviation of macaroni.
Mac and Cheese would be redundant if it were an acronym.
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wrote last edited by [email protected]Time to start a social media controversy where we argue about whether it's mac. or m.a.c.. It'll be lemmy's written version of the gif controversy.
I'll make a masto poll when I get home.done. -
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I'll wake you up when you're hungry, I gotchu bro!
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Mac is not an acronym.
It is only an abbreviation of macaroni.
Mac and Cheese would be redundant if it were an acronym.
Yeah, nobody would say the words of an acronym, like PIN number or ATM machine!
(you are correct)
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My 6 year old calls it "Mac'n" he drops the cheese
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My 6 year old calls it "Mac'n" he drops the cheese
wrote last edited by [email protected]My 6 year old just drops the whole bowl.
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Yeah, nobody would say the words of an acronym, like PIN number or ATM machine!
(you are correct)
There’s ATMs and there are ATM machines and you don’t want to get the two mixed up
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Yay, recursive acronym!
Like GNU’s Not Unix!
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Yay, recursive acronym!
Like GNU’s Not Unix!
wrote last edited by [email protected]Wine is no emulator
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Macaroni and cheese and cheese
Smh my head
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Macaroni and cheese and cheese
The more cheese, the better.
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Don't worry everyone, the experts are here.
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Smh my head
wrote last edited by [email protected]Trying to remember my PIN number at the ATM machine so I can buy some SCUBA apparatus.
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"Mac'n'Chee"
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It's Mac and cheese, but through sheer awesome coincidence it's also the correct acronym.
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"Mac'n'Chee"
Common mistake. That stands for "mac and cheese and cheese" which is just mac with extra cheese.
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Also, keep in mind that the plural is macaronis and cheese
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There’s ATMs and there are ATM machines and you don’t want to get the two mixed up
Oh yeah the Access To Money machines that you see at sketchy convenience stores and whatnot usually have bizarrely high fees
Whereas Automated Teller Machines operated by established financial institutions are a little more trustworthy and reasonable
(I'm only a little bit joking)
