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kissnetothedit
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Thanks again! You are great!:) Nice weekend!:) Edit |
14 Feb 2013
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ncech
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I �m with Matt. Americans would never say they are going to a creperie to have pancakes, since they aren �t the same thing. A creperie gives the impression of a place with a more European feel serving brioches, croissants etc..instead of traditional pancakes, waffles, etc..I would go with saying a restaurant, diner, cafe or pancake house too. |
15 Feb 2013
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edrodmedina
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A creperie is a place where creepy people hang out drinking coffee and eating pancakes. Ed |
15 Feb 2013
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cunliffe
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We sure do.
Well, I�ve been thinking about this, even though I have a life. I don�t know of any restaurant �creperies�. What we have in England is stands - hotdog/burger stands, this and that stands and creperies. |
15 Feb 2013
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