Also, got to bring out the British dictionary for the word cracker, "A paper cylinder that is pulled apart at Christmas or other celebrations, making a sharp noise and releasing a small toy or other novelty." I'm glad I looked it up!
What, it's normal. How am I going to know what that means if no one in my life until now told me about it?
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Really no body told you what cracker means until now.
I thought knowing what cracker mean's is common knowledge
well I guess you don't call them crackers were you live
(sorry for late reply the internet was down)
The thing is we actually have turkey for Christmas dinner lol There is the phrase "It's like turkeys voting for Christmas" meaning to agree to something that will cause you pain or hardship.
Since I'm from California and have never been to the United Kingdom, and trust me I watched some movies that take place there and I never heard anyone mention that word in that context.
