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http://www.atlasobscura.com/article...utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=atlas-page
Make sure you read the translations. Good stuff.
Make sure you read the translations. Good stuff.
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Expect me to heavily abuse the phrase "busted my plugger" in future posts. 
I know what could I bust if I fall and never heard someone called that a "flip flop". But a plugger… Well… Pretty much describes it.
Where's Corwin to shed some light on this?
I know what could I bust if I fall and never heard someone called that a "flip flop". But a plugger… Well… Pretty much describes it.
Where's Corwin to shed some light on this?
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pibbur who
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Hilarious.
Something far far away and slightly different: A Scotsman and a horse
pibbur
Something far far away and slightly different: A Scotsman and a horse
pibbur
Excellent! As the article says, a lot is regional.
For thongs (which we use) I have also heard zoris (in Flagstaff Arizona) and jandles (in Wellington, NZ).
For thongs (which we use) I have also heard zoris (in Flagstaff Arizona) and jandles (in Wellington, NZ).