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Anonymous Wed Dec 1 03:56:34 2010 No.1324250 [Reply] [Original]

In French, dandelions are called pissenlit, which means "urinate in bed."

>>	John !rAOwMGYtnY Wed Dec 1 03:57:34 2010 No.1324252 This explains a lot about the condition of my bed. Someone must be hiding dandelions in my sheets.

>>	Anonymous Wed Dec 1 04:08:34 2010 No.1324260 >>1324252 It went right over your head. Let me guess, your a Yank.

>>	John !rAOwMGYtnY Wed Dec 1 04:12:34 2010 No.1324266 >>1324260 *you're What's a Yank?

>>	Anonymous Wed Dec 1 04:21:34 2010 No.1324274 >>1324266 Over paid, over sexed, and over here.

>>	John !rAOwMGYtnY Wed Dec 1 04:23:34 2010 No.1324277 >>1324274 Well that doesn't sound like me at all.

>>	Anonymous Wed Dec 1 04:23:34 2010 No.1324279 is it because of the smeel?

>>	Anonymous Wed Dec 1 04:25:34 2010 No.1324280 >>1324277 ther seem to have been a misunderstanding

>>	Anonymous Wed Dec 1 04:25:34 2010 No.1324281 Mameshiba!

>>	Anonymous Wed Dec 1 04:25:34 2010 No.1324284 i would think dandelions would be called dandelions in french because dandelions is french

>>	Anonymous Wed Dec 1 06:53:34 2010 No.1324371 >>1324279 no. it's because we eat them in salads, and they're diuretic as fuck.

>>	Anonymous Wed Dec 1 07:01:34 2010 No.1324377 beandogs