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ALL POSTSITT: comparing cultures of the wiki (post the country you're from, then we'll compare stuff)
<p>Post the country you're from, then post, for start, <i>your typical breakfast</i>
</p><p><i>-(yes i know this is sounds like an avarage tier /int/ thread, but just do as i say)</i>
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(Edited by Glaerdir)
<div class="quote"><i>Glaerdir wrote:
Croatia <p>I don't really have a classic breakfast, I just drink a cup of coffee, and eat a slice of bread, with Nutella, or cheese </p> </i></div>
<p>What kind of cheese? </p>
Croatia <p>I don't really have a classic breakfast, I just drink a cup of coffee, and eat a slice of bread, with Nutella, or cheese </p> </i></div>
<p>What kind of cheese? </p>
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<p>Austria (two syllables, in case of confusion)
</p><p>Weekdays a slice of rye bread with jam or a piece of cake, weekends cereals and rye bread with ham, cheese and jam
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(Edited by Unferð)
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<p>Hmm, I do like Emmentaler, which is the swiss cheese with holes, but I sometimes eat processed cheese as well
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(Edited by Glaerdir)
<p>I live in the US
</p><p>I don't often have breakfast, but when I do, I usually have eggs and toast.
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(Edited by JoetheBladeMaster)
<p>I live in the U.S., and for breakfast I usually have cereal or sometimes pancakes.
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(Edited by Rocket Engineer)
<p>Australia
</p><p>Weet-Bix
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(Edited by Karos the Vanyar)
They are blocks of wheat that start to dissolve in milk.
(Edited by Karos the Vanyar)
<p>USA
</p><p>Cereal.
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(Edited by CarlosTheDwarf)
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<p>My breakfast is different every day, so, you can't really track it.
</p><p>P.S. I'm from Austin TX, USA.
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(Edited by Argali1)
<p>United States of America
</p><p>I eat noobs for breakfast
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(Edited by High Prince Imrahil)