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A lesson in Swedish from the mall at Sickla.
Last = noun from the verb lasta, “to load”.
In = in
Fart = noun from the verb fara, “to travel”, cf. “wayfarer” and “fare thee well”.
Load-in-travel. Delivery entrance.
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Mom came back from Norway with the coolest pictures of farts-dempere signs, even the symbol looked like a little butt.
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I thought that was some sort of bathroom fixture at IKEA.
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I was driving through Sweden once and saw the exit sign for the town of Pukeburg. I kept on going.
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That’s no surprise to anyone who had a VW Beetle back in the 60s. It said “fahrtstart” right on the ignition lock escutcheon.
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What is the sound of an infart like and at which point does it cause total implosion of one’s body? I imagine it as a slurping sound.
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What about the Swedish cans with the word FAT boldly displayed on the label? (They’re beer cans!)
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Bob: ‘God’s fart’ must relate to Ps. XLVII which in the translation presently used by Anglicans reads: ‘The Lord is gone up with a merry noise’
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“What is the sound of an infart like?” – Mattias.
Not sure what it sounds like, but there is a word for it – borborygmus. I found it in the dictionary the other day, when I was looking for something else, and it was so wierd I remembered it.
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