/int/ - Do people in your country make food analogies for - International

Anonymous

10/20/25(Mon)02:01:37 No.216014834

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Anonymous 10/20/25(Mon)02:01:37 No.216014834 Archived

Do people in your country make food analogies for literally everything too?

Anonymous
10/20/25(Mon)02:05:36 No.216014905

Anonymous 10/20/25(Mon)02:05:36 No.216014905

It's a piece of cake to use them.

Anonymous
10/20/25(Mon)02:06:38 No.216014927

Anonymous 10/20/25(Mon)02:06:38 No.216014927

>>216014834
I use them a ton sadly, get into quite a pickle when I can't.

Anonymous
10/20/25(Mon)02:34:52 No.216015345

Anonymous 10/20/25(Mon)02:34:52 No.216015345

>>216014834
i bet her armpits taste like sour candy

Anonymous
10/20/25(Mon)03:26:26 No.216016033

Anonymous 10/20/25(Mon)03:26:26 No.216016033

>>216014834
A favourite of mine is this Malay saying: alang-alang menyeluk pekasam, biar sampai ke pangkal lengan. Pekasam is a type of pickled freshwater fish that has a stinky smell. The saying translates as: if you're going to dip your hand into the pekasam jar, then you might as well dip your entire arm in it. It means if you're going to do something, especially if it is unpleasant, you might as well go all the way.