That's funny, 'cause my sister has always had the aversion to the word "pack". It was so easy to annoy her. All you had to do was reference a "pack of gum," and she was on you in an instant. As a kid I wanted a word that bugged me, too, so I picked "saute" before I even knew what it meant. Now, as an adult, I realize that there really aren't any other words you can use in place of "saute", so I guess I need to pick a different word to hate. I've never liked the word "nipple", even when used in the baby bottle or pacifier context, but then, I think we all have an aversion to that word. Funny to think about.
Pump in Scotland is the same as a Knowlton bum-snore. Remember the Scottish guy I dated? When he moved to the states at age 10 he and his sisters died laughing at a hair product commercial "For beautiful curls you just Pump...Pump" We've had many discussions about cubicles.
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all I have to say is that you are right about PUMP alie, you're so right it hurts.
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That's funny, 'cause my sister has always had the aversion to the word "pack". It was so easy to annoy her. All you had to do was reference a "pack of gum," and she was on you in an instant. As a kid I wanted a word that bugged me, too, so I picked "saute" before I even knew what it meant. Now, as an adult, I realize that there really aren't any other words you can use in place of "saute", so I guess I need to pick a different word to hate. I've never liked the word "nipple", even when used in the baby bottle or pacifier context, but then, I think we all have an aversion to that word. Funny to think about.
Pump in Scotland is the same as a Knowlton bum-snore. Remember the Scottish guy I dated? When he moved to the states at age 10 he and his sisters died laughing at a hair product commercial "For beautiful curls you just Pump...Pump" We've had many discussions about cubicles.
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