[takes note not to eat it before games to avoid bad dreams] 😅😂😉
I miss dumplings. Those look amazing. My brain wants to hate you for a minute because you can eat that I can’t. But I’m glad you can eat it even if I can’t. May you have all the dumplings that I can’t eat forever.…
(slang) To fall forward, hitting one's face on the ground.
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Nobody tells you this but eating while walking is lowkey frowned upon here 😅 Pro tip: buy your konbini onigiri, find a bench or stand by the store to eat it. Locals will silently respect you for it! #JapanTravel #Vis…
(slang) To die.
“I love the way you colored this! Your art is so good I could eat it.”
“Doesn't matter how much meat, you wouldn't want to eat it anyway.”
“And the only way to avoid it is to go strictly gluten free. Like, strictly. “Made in a factory that also handles wheat”? You can’t eat it. Share a toaster? No you don’t. Your partner cooks THEIR OWN FOOD with wheat flour? You’re fucked.”
“you'll eat it in one bite and then turn into that cartoon character who suddenly drinks from the hose as full blast... ;3”
“Ngl I want to take a handful of moss and eat it. That’s just the kinda mood I’m in today.”
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(idiomatic, dismissal) used to taunt or end discussion with a conversation partner.
“[takes note not to eat it before games to avoid bad dreams] 😅😂😉”
“I miss dumplings. Those look amazing. My brain wants to hate you for a minute because you can eat that I can’t. But I’m glad you can eat it even if I can’t. May you have all the dumplings that I can’t eat forever. 🖖🥰🌻”
“Nobody tells you this but eating while walking is lowkey frowned upon here 😅 Pro tip: buy your konbini onigiri, find a bench or stand by the store to eat it. Locals will silently respect you for it! #JapanTravel #VisitJapan”
“I‘ve said this before but if you are headed to HN or Oranienburg but take the S1 that ends at Frohnau, it gives you 11 minutes to get upstairs, buy a Knüsperstange (or two) from the Bio Markt and eat it (them) before the S1 Oranienburg arrives. Just an FYI.”
“I have to share pics of this cool-ass pepper. I almost don’t want to cut it and eat it.”
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