Not sure I'd want my missus covered in this

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The Aussies have a way with words:

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The Russian words for "self-gratification artist" and "pineapple" are very similar. My wife says she caused some consternation on a flight from Moscow when she asked for a self-gratification artist juice.
 
I had a colleague who was vietnamese. Vietnamese is a tonal language. His name was "Henry", but it wasn't the name his family used. I asked for his Vietnamese name, as I seen subtle racism in people being given English names. He explained to me that is name was "Huong"** but if you pronounced it "Huong" (ie it sounded exactly the same to me) it meant tampon. I decided I would continue to call him "Henry".

It still worried me that his parents gave him a name that differed only in pitch from tampon. It would be like an English speaking couple naming their son "Timpon". :smile:

**I can't remember what his Vietnamese name actually was.
 
Cars are infamous
One company designed a car for women called La Puta

Literally "The wife" but also translated as " The Whore" in some countries

Equally the Honda Jazz walls the "Fita" which in some countries is the " C word"
 
Crapper - plain speaking. When I announce that I'm off to The Crapper for a Forest there's no doubt what I'm saying.
Sense of humour on this site gets me into trouble on a regular basis

The most recent episode was on a thread about preparing for rides

Someone use the term "dropping the kids off" for emoting one's bowels pre ride

(Edited ... I meant emptying but the auto complete's emoting is funny)


Unfortunately my nine-year-old nephew and sister love this term and have not only introduced it to their parents, but it is also apparently spreading round thecScoolnlike wildfire!
 
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