Tins or Cans?
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Tin of beans - although to be politically correct a SNACKPOT of beans in lovely plastic
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Can of Coke
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Tin of beans and a can of coke zero.............. Also Nerves of Steel, a Heart of Gold and a Knob of Butter....
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Come on people!! Can of Coke isUSA lingo, which we have embraced! Remember, most cansfor beer and beverage are aluminum and other foodproduct metalcontainershave a small amount of tin.It was always a tin of beans, or anything in a metal container. I lived as an evacuee, in many places in England, both north and south and it was always called a tin.We are becoming bilingual. Blame Mr. Webster!!As a useless bit of information, millions of Dollars were saved by making the top of beer and beverage cans smaller, consequently making the lids smaller!!
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I don't like beans... but i still say tin.
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I have been on this earth for many years and have never, ever heard a CAN of Coke referred to as a tin of COKE.... just wrong...sorry...
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Now that's a whole new Can of Worms...............Beranicus said:Clearly a tin of beans, although Midlands isnt on the poll list, and I cant really pick one either way, I'm from derby so you'd struggle to get anywhere much more central.![]()
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And the latter melts in the mouth, no doubt.12Inchmick said:Tin of beans and a can of coke zero.............. Also Nerves of Steel, a Heart of Gold and a Knob of Butter....![]()
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Oh bugger. Just voted tin in the south when I meant can
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in the south.
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