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Don Confuso is all of us.
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🇫🇷 In France, Mr Bounce from the Mr Men books is called Monsieur Bing
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🇪🇸 In Spain, Mr Muddle from the Mr Men books is called Don Confuso
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There should be as it would come in handy for describing most of my jokes (without the applause worthy part though)
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I've come up with worse (and will do so again!)
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It’s only feigning injury if it’s from the Sham-pain region of France. Otherwise it’s just sparkling whine
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I was feeling a bit snarky this morning, though I hope it came across as playfully teasing rather than mean as I wouldn’t want to attract the ire of the #BeKind mob (and some of my closest friends are centrists!)
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It's. Also. Annoying. When. People. Do. This. Because. It. Takes. Forever. To. Read. One. Short. Sentence. And. It's. Usually. Not. As. Profound. As. They. Think. It. Is. Either.
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Also missing a "Who's this? Wrong answers only"
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That's it. That's the tweet
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Call me old-fashioned but I just get all my centrist melt news from 87-tweet threads by Russ in Cheshire
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So this happened
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"I was today-years-old when…" is up there for me too, though I really was today-years-old when I learned that 99% of the time you can put it into tinyeye.com and find the original source of an image
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And do they employ tactical voting to stop the blue ticks winning the internet?
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I think it might have actually replaced "make it make sense" and "I did not have (insert event) on my (insert year) bingo card" as my least favourite phrase
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I've apparently won the internet on a few occasions but I'm yet to receive any prizes, though I fear if there was one it would just be this gif...
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Do the “adults are back in charge” / “cockwomble” / “Marina Hyde has nailed it again” crowd keep a league table of who has won the internet the most times?
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My favourite chocolatey songs...
8. Better the Revel You Know
7. (I’ve Had) The Dime of My Life
6. Careless Wispa
5. The Most Beautiful Twirl in the World
4. Flake Me Up Before You Cocoa
3. Hey Hey We’re the Munchies
2. The Lion Bar Sleeps Tonight
1. It’s My Smartie (and I’ll Cry if I Want To)
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A Daim and the Ants
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Crosby, Stills & Ganache
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Happy World Chocolate Day to all who celebrate! Here’s a special playlist I made for the day…
10. Arctic Munchies
9. Tobleronan Keating
8. Bay City Rolos
7. Björkie
6. Picnic! At The Disco
5. Right Said Freddo
4. Jimi Hendtwix
3. Penguin Stefani
2. Everything But The Twirl
1. Jefferson Aero Plain
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An Englishman walks into a Swiss bank. He goes to the teller, puts his face close to the glass, and whispers, “I have 2 million pounds and need to open a secret Swiss bank account.” The teller replies, “Sir, there’s no need to whisper. Poverty is nothing to be ashamed of in Switzerland.”
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Big fan of this Swiss sign held up just before the English national anthem was played…
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🇳🇱 A Dutch way of saying “six of one, half a dozen of the other” translates to “lead instead of old iron”
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🇹🇷 A Turkish equivalent is “the dark blue version of the same shit”
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🇹🇷 A Turkish word for a thingamajig is a “zamazingo”
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🇳🇱 My favourite Dutch word for a whatchamacallit (or, more commonly, a whatsisface) is “huppeldepup”
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THE EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS FOR IDIOMS: Netherlands vs Turkey
🇳🇱 A slang Dutch name for a wimp or a coward is papkindje, or “porridge kid”
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🇹🇷 A Turkish equivalent is muhallebi çocuğu. It means “child of pudding.” Or, if you prefer, you could translate it as “custard boy”
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Rwanda ticket paid, tardigrade
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Sayonara, capybara
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🇫🇷 A French term for leaving a party without saying goodbye is “leaving English style”
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🇵🇹 A Portuguese phrase for something done merely for show or appearances is “for the English to see”
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🇵🇹 A Portuguese way of saying “it’s raining cats and dogs” translates to “it’s raining toads’ beards”
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🇫🇷 A French expression about heavy rain is “it’s raining like a pissing cow”
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THE EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS FOR IDIOMS: Portugal vs France
🇵🇹 The Portuguese version of “I’m on cloud nine” translates to “I’m on my seven farms”
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🇫🇷 A French was of saying you are well or happy is “I have the potato”
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🇪🇸 A Spanish way of saying “you’re beating around the bush” translates to “you’re getting the partridge dizzy”
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🇩🇪 A German equivalent is “you’re doing the egg dance”
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I'll help you pack, Rishi Sunak
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Shift your face, Ricky Gervais.
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Put that away, Louis C.K.
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🇪🇸 A Spanish way of saying “they lived happily ever after” translates to “they were happy and ate partridges”
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🇩🇪 A German way of bringing something to an end is “flap shut, monkey is dead”
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🇪🇸 A Spanish version of “all talk and no action” translates to “all noise and few walnuts”
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🇩🇪 A similar phrase from German (specifically Berlin dialect) is “no hair on your head, but a comb in your pocket”
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Take good care, grizzly bear
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Now be on your way, Marisa Tomei
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THE EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS FOR IDIOMS: Spain vs Germany
🇪🇸 A Spanish way of saying “nobody asked you” translates to “who gave you a candle for this vigil?”
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🇩🇪 An equivalent phrase from German is “no pig is interested in that”
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Leave me be, chimpanzee
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Auf Wiedersehen, Shirley MacLaine
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Go blow a hog, Jacob Rees-Mogg
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Rhymey byes with celebrities:
8. Come again soon, Reese Witherspoon
7. Have a nice day, Lana Del Rey
6. See you anon, Simon Le Bon
5. There’s the door, Pauly Shore
4. Now off you feck, Gregory Peck
3. Take a hike, Dick Van Dyke
2. Fall down a well, Harvey Keitel
1. I’ve run out of rhymes, Beyoncé
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Take your cheese and wine, pot-bellied swine
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Vamoose, bull moose
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Out the door feral boar
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We sure are!
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Your reign is over, Caspian plover
You lost big, mulefoot pig
In the bin, pangolin
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Get to Rwanda, foreign Red Panda
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