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"Raymond notes that cultures outside the United States have their own preferences. Fred, barney, and wombat seem common in the U.K. Toto, tata, titi, and tutu reportedly are used by the French. Blarg and wibble are used in New Zealand."
Have never seen nor heard blarg and wibble in NZ before, have seen fred and barney thou.
TheGizmoid posted this at 01:14 — 22nd October 2001.
LOL! In the U.S. "ta-tas" refer to two certain protrusions on the female anatomy.
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mairving posted this at 12:41 — 19th October 2001.
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I don't really think that it is an acronym. It is just a 'filler' word.
Here is an official explanation
Busy posted this at 20:38 — 19th October 2001.
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It was just one of those questions that you wonder about
Thanks
this part was interesting
"Raymond notes that cultures outside the United States have their own preferences. Fred, barney, and wombat seem common in the U.K. Toto, tata, titi, and tutu reportedly are used by the French. Blarg and wibble are used in New Zealand."
Have never seen nor heard blarg and wibble in NZ before, have seen fred and barney thou.
TheGizmoid posted this at 01:14 — 22nd October 2001.
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LOL! In the U.S. "ta-tas" refer to two certain protrusions on the female anatomy.
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