@Kat: Mmm, nothing wrong with that. Good value and good taste = <3

@cutie: Hey there! Your avatar makes me think of a superhero for some reason. xD

@Red: ...honestly, I've always been more of a waffle person. *coughs* Never been to either places. I'm not too big on breakfasty foods.

I am a penniless student, I must conform to buying supermarket own brand things like 9p noodles!

Hallo Red. I've never been to either of those places either but I'm not we have them here. ^^;

What currency do you use, Kat?

Tori; Super duper Spork Pie 8D

Red Cross; Even though this thread is around pancakes, I lean towards waffles more >w<"

Kat; As long as it's food, right? :3

Pounds Sterling, I'm British. *waves a flag*

I couldn't tell you the last time I had sweet waffles. Our Belgian friend complains about us calling potato waffles 'waffles'.

I know both of them are big on the east coast and Midwestern regions of the US. Not sure where you live, but I thought IHOP was a countrywise chain.

I love both of them, but IHOP is pretty magical :]

I have sweet waffles most of the time o:
Potato waffles are good too >w<

Red; I live in the UK o uo
I haven't seen an IHOP or Waffle house before. XD""

Well... stop... living... in better places then me ok!

YEAH!

I've always wanted to visit the US though O=

OOh I've been to and IHOP once and had the strawberry topped pancakes. They were soooo good!
Eww I hate nutella but then I figures I don't like hazel nut with chocolate it doesn't taist good together. Though I like them each seperatly. yum yum yum :p

I live in Indiana, and I suggest you never visit here... just very dull. West Coast is probably my favorite. During the summer in Washington. Sooooooo much rain! :D

I don't know much, but London is a rainy city is it not? (Assuming you live in London... sorry, that came off as rude) Perhaps Washington wouldn't be too fun for you then. I suggest California or something. New England can be pretty in the spring :]

Oh my sister lives in LA I've visited her a few times. I still live in our home state of Iowa. My part is along the Mississippi so it's nice and hilly unlike the central and western part of the starte where it gets very very flat and boring!

I don't even live in England most of the time. :lol:
It rains a lot in Scotland too but the weather in the UK rarely goes to extremes. My home town is on the coast so I'm used to grey weather.

There's nothing I love better than that dreary gray rainy atmosphere. If I could throw an ocean coast into the loop, I'd be even happier!

I know it comes off as depressing at first, but underneath, there is just so much beauty in the rain.

V for Vendetta, in the movie she says "My grandmother used to tell me god is in the rain."

I've never been a man of belief, but I definitely like the feeling of it :]

@cutie: Awww! Cute yet you smack people around with the large spork. 8D

@Kat: *blinks* Potato waffles...*wants to try one*

@Red: I'm uncertain about Waffle House, but I know there are a lot of IHOPs in Texas. xD

Waffle Houses are like rabbits in Georgia, Tennessee, and Florida. whenever I drive through they are EVERYWHERE. They always look sort of run down to me, but they have fierce and loyal fans :]

Tori; Ch'yeah 8D And my horned bee helmet helps me fly XD""
Red; We don't get too much rain... but I complain when it's hot, cold, or wet, so I don't really care XD
When it rains, it rains for a while .___.

We get potato waffles at brunch sometimes, they're good when the cooks haven't let them go soggy.

Originally Posted by Red Cross Robbery

There's nothing I love better than that dreary gray rainy atmosphere. If I could throw an ocean coast into the loop, I'd be even happier!

I know it comes off as depressing at first, but underneath, there is just so much beauty in the rain.

V for Vendetta, in the movie she says "My grandmother used to tell me god is in the rain."

I've never been a man of belief, but I definitely like the feeling of it :]

I like that, It sounds very nice and I think it true too. There's something almost magical about the rain. :)

Mm hmm. As a man of science, I hate throwing out silly labels on things. But I just am in a better mood when there's a nice rain on a warm spring day, with a sky cloudy and gray all day. It's just so relaxing.

Now I'm depressed that is it winter :[

Man of science, eh? Any field in particular?

General. I'm a digger.

Philosophy and quantum physics are my favorites though.

(Philosophy to expand my mental ability, not the study of? if that makes sense?)

I'm terribly attracted to finding the truth in everything, and in such, find myself constantly running into contradiction, and overall slowing becoming a cynic heh.

Oh well, there are worse pursuits. ^^;

I'm a Chemist. I like it when things explode and/or change colour. *claps like a child*

Wow, physics and chemistry fans. xD

I'm more interested in biololgy. :3

That's my problem, is I'm terrified of chemicals... so chemistry was always a struggle with me.

I was a man of facts, but with a general occam's razor (broad view in accordance to life, not scientific) most of our answers are only answers we are pretty sure of, or simply the easiest to use at the moment, and as such, facts themselves become contradicting at times, and without enough digging, you can craft a fact into something you wish it to say. In so, facts can be biased.

I wish to uncover truths that can not only be proven, but cannot be used without being obviously biased to the majority.

A childish idea maybe, but it infuriates me so :[