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Just saw a van drive past with two giant poppies on the front bumper. Reminded me of this all time favourite tweet
Show PostAnother fun Finnish rhymey goodbye is “let’s go, said Annie Lennox” (eiku menoks, sanoi Annie Lennox)
Show PostVariants of "in a while, crocodile" from five other languages… 1. Aju paraplu (Dutch) = adieu umbrella 2. Bless fress (Icelandic) = goodbye tomcat 3. Čauky mňauky (Czech) = ciao meow 4. Szervusz vízibusz (Hungarian) = cheerio waterbus 5. Moro, sano poro (Finnish) = goodbye, said the reindeer
Show PostIn Chile, when a gathering is over and it’s time to leave you can say calabaza, calabaza, cada uno pa su casa. It means “pumpkin, pumpkin, everyone to their own home”
Show PostA Polish rhymey goodbye (more of a “get lost” really) is mam cię w dupie, kościotrupie. It means “I don’t give a shit about you, skeleton”
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