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which one in your country
A double-double in America is 10 points, 10 rebounds in apehoop. Literally nobody refers to a burger, double or otherwise, as a double-double.
>>56386244
The only time I've ever heard double double used in a conversation was about basketball.
>>56386244
Nice doubles
A double-double is when you get 10 points in any 2 of these categories in one game of Basketball
>Points
>Assists
>Turnovers/Steals
>Rebounds
>Blocks
Coffee
Or something in apehoop apparently
>>56386244
Just Cali things
>>56386244
checked-checked
Neither
Toil and trouble
Coffee
>>56386329
Hello tourist/black
>>56386244
double double is when your post number goes xxxxxxAABB like mine.
>>56388144
>Off by a mere 700
Damn son. So close.
>>56388144
>xxxxxAAxBB
Almost, buddy.
A double-double is Canadian heroin.
I don't know what doead it mean.
2 cream 2 sugar in coffee
>>56386363
this tbqh, these other ameriflags saying they never say double-double don't know what they're talking about.
Neither are phrases here. I could get a burger with two patties or two shots of espresso, but there's no one word item name for either
>>56386244
The hamburger is a McDouble or Double Burger (at Steak and Shake, Wendys, some others)
I have never heard anyone order coffee as a double double, but then again most places I go to, they give it to you black and you make it yourself at a table.
>>56386244
2 cream 2 sugar from one of the worst, if not the worst, "coffee" shops in Canada.
>>56386244
I've no idea, neither, I've never heard of such a thing.
>British Airways
What?
>>56386363
>just fatty things
ftfy
>>56395246
>>56391315
>cream
Is this literally cream, as in churned, unwhipped cream? Not milk? Is it still considered a cuppachino?
>>56395342
When people order cream what you get 99% of the time is half and half. Half milk have cream.
>>56395428
*half milk half cream
Double double is getting twice the usual amount of alcohol in your drink at a bar.
