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it's when you accidentally overhear two fully grown individuals using babytalk in the produce section of a grocery store - only, get this: they don't have a baby.
one of em's like: look bunny, i founds totato.
and the other one's like: goo goo ga ga coooo coooooooooooo
and then one of them pats the other one on the diaper. it makes a squishy sound.
and you're there with your hand wrist-deep in lebanese cucumbers.
watching it all go down.
i believe it is also an obscure idiom in totoro subculture:
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past tense of expression:
"i can finds totato?"
hmmm, i like the way you think.
ReplyDeletei founds totato with a eggsies and toastlings on my breakie platestar - yummsies .
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