wait plasticine is just the british word for playdough?? we heard the word once and thought it was some kind of high explosive
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also apparently there are chain bars in the UK???
learning weird things about differences between the US and UK from watching tom scott videos
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@nautilee spoons?
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@Felthry common name of the pub chain they mentioned a few times and often pronounce the name stretched out
@Felthry It's always wild learning that normal UK things aren't normal in the US.
@KamareDrache Bars are *always* one-off things here, there are to our knowledge no chain places that serve primarily alcohol though there are chain *restaurants* that have bars in them
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@Felthry Pubs generally serve food as well, which is at least as important as the alcohol, so there's that.
We have "sister" bars, here... bars that branched out to a second or third location, and often do have "II" or "III" in the name... but this is Wisconsin, and we really do have bars on nearly every city block...
I do know of chain barcades, and chain bar-restaurants but yeah, I'm having a difficult time thinking of bars that are just exclusively bars that aren't more than a one-off...
@Felthry
spooooooooooooooons