Nice Vespa she has there, though.
Cor! Get a load of the vespa on that!
(I know, Tree got there first )
Nice Vespa she has there, though.
Cor! Get a load of the vespa on that!
(I know, Tree got there first )
But I am sure she cried out your name louder
I don't know what to say!
But I am sure she cried out your name louder
"Vespa" is Italian for wasp....is that a 'Vespa' or a vagina???
Especially for the wasp!"Vespa" is Italian for wasp.
Please do not confuse it with a vagina.
The results could be very painful.
Is he Polish by any chance? I knew a Pole who said and did much the same,My next door neighbour tried to 'clean up' garden snails by feeding captured ones with lettuce, and then eating them. Said they tasted a bit 'strong' cf French restaurant ones. I didn't try them.
He now has Parkinson's Disease.
Well, go more upmarket, get in a Volvo"Vespa" is Italian for wasp.
Please do not confuse it with a vagina.
The results could be very painful.
Is he Polish by any chance? I knew a Pole who said and did much the same,
like you I didn't try them. Dunno how he is now.
Well, go more upmarket, get in a Volvo
(which, incidentally, is a Viking female shaman or witch)
Actually, Volvo is Latin for "I roll". It was a trademark for ball-bearings produced by the Swedish company SKF. When SKF began building cars in 1924, they used the name they already owned.Is he Polish by any chance? I knew a Pole who said and did much the same,
like you I didn't try them. Dunno how he is now.
Well, go more upmarket, get in a Volvo
(which, incidentally, is a Viking female shaman or witch)
Oh, yipes....
I drive a Volvo!
I recall an old pun about the mechanic that suggests that he service a woman's Volvo.Actually, Volvo is Latin for "I roll". It was a trademark for ball-bearings produced by the Swedish company SKF. When SKF began building cars in 1924, they used the name they already owned.
A Volvo should never be confused with a vulva.
You can't get anything out of licking a Volvo, except a dirty tongue.
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Funny how different Swedish exports respond in different ways....Actually, Volvo is Latin for "I roll". It was a trademark for ball-bearings produced by the Swedish company SKF. When SKF began building cars in 1924, they used the name they already owned.
A Volvo should never be confused with a vulva.
You can't get anything out of licking a Volvo, except a dirty tongue.
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Actually, Volvo is Latin for "I roll". It was a trademark for ball-bearings produced by the Swedish company SKF.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VölvaI think it was a learned pun (not so obscure back in early 20th century Sweden,
when Classical and Nordic knowledge was impressively widespread):
the Old Norse magic-working woman was a vǫlva.
I forget. What was this thread about again.