A Little fun for ya...
POSTED BY: gypsylife
UPDATED: Friday, November 18, 2005 03:05
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The phrase is is supposed to translate into "The lauphter of chickens" which is a russian phrase to indicate something riddiculous. Kinda like asking someone "What do you know about milking a duck?" or reffering to someone "when you were knee-high to a grasshopper."
At least, that's how it was explained to me.
And the final line was "Cargo with smallish droppings."
My signature beat up your signature.
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Originally posted by gypsylife:
"Dear Budda, please bring me a pony, and a plastic rocket, and one of those Chosen one DVD boxed sets."
Chrisisall
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Then you can see seasons 6 and 7.
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"Dear Budda, please bring me a pony, and a plastic rocket, and one of those "quiet lives" I hear tell about. Never seen one afore, but I'm sure they're all shiny."
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"Dear Budda, please bring me a pony, and a plastic rocket, and one of those pairs of pants that won't split on ya."
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