| icing sugar - 01.04.08 |
| submitter: | robert kershaw |
| location: | toronto, canada |
| heading back to California tomorrow 4 am cab ride 7 am flight. it's been a slice of northern matt heaven. |
| category: | Seen Worse |
| comments: | 14 |
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| wim commented on 01.09.08 | | I knew it |
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| Smart Set commented on 01.09.08 | | As FZ said: "Don't eat the yellow snow." |
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| wim commented on 01.09.08 | | in gaelic or welsh that would be something like "aduchulai" if I was informed correctly |
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| wim commented on 01.09.08 | | even then, it is "guillaume" |
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| Horse commented on 01.09.08 | | Thanks for the insight Wim |
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| Smart Set commented on 01.09.08 | | You'd need a very large bladder, or write very small. |
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| wim commented on 01.09.08 | | i doubt it, you would be shocked if I could write my official name in yellow in the snow |
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| Smart Set commented on 01.09.08 | | I'm shocked. |
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| wim commented on 01.09.08 | | "pis" is the same wet thing to write tour name in the snow, with "wil" it is easy, with the name on my identity card it os not. "hook" means corner, but those small alleys have the same result |
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| Smart Set commented on 01.09.08 | | So what does "pishook" mean? |
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| wim commented on 01.09.08 | | especially if you need |
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| Horse commented on 01.09.08 | | good word. |
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| wim commented on 01.09.08 | | the corridor between two houses on such sort a distance is called a "pishook" over here |
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| wim commented on 01.09.08 | | at least over there house numbers are easy to read |
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