Shadow Wolf
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No. Iew. Not Lew. Iew. Gross. Icky. Machisexual abomination!
And I'm sure Mr. Van does touch your iguana.
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And I'm sure Mr. Van does touch your iguana.
What is the origin of whillikers?
Whillikers and its variant whillikens are used only in the exclamatory phrase (golly) gee whillikers (whillikens). There is no satisfactory etymology for whillikers or whillikens. Gee whillikens first appeared in print in 1851.
Whillikers and its variant whillikens are used only in the exclamatory phrase (golly) gee whillikers (whillikens). There is no satisfactory etymology for whillikers or whillikens. Gee whillikens first appeared in print in 1851.
Is that like draining the lizard?
Yer get'n awfully personal there, toots.
I thought "Lew" was what the British called the john. "Louie Louie" is what they call a bidet.
I thought that was the "loo".
Tis a wonder that those loopy Brits can even understand each
other...what with their strange perversions of the English language.
English, Americans and Australians...three nations separated by a common language..
Don't forget the Scots and, of course "Indian English".
I know, right? Like they call a trunk a "boot." And they call a truck a "lorry." That's just plain wrong. And they don't seem to know the difference between a torch and a flashlight.
An elevator a lift, a wrench a spanner, & a prostitute a sister.
Reminds me of a time some English guy was telling me how he was working in the U.S. for a time and went into an office full of women and asked for a rubber.
...which is?
We call it an "eraser" what they call a "rubber."
A guy I knew told of visiting England, and having a grand time at bar, where a woman asked him if he'd like to throw a leg up...
He only found out much later that he'd been propositioned...
He only found out much later that he'd been propositioned...
I wonder what'd happen if I asked a British gal for an "eraser"?
It's tired here.
Sleep soon.
Sleep soon.