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Plocka Äpplen
Plocka äpplen används när man tycker att någon ska ta på någons pung. Vanligtvis så används "äpplen" när någon person har stor pung, termen kan ändå användas fast man kan även ändra från "äpplen" till "vindruvor" eller "russin". Ordet används oftast med "hans" (Han) mellan "plocka" och "äpplen". En svordom fungerar också emellan.
Används ibland som skällsord mot bögar, små människor eller smarta människor.
Används ibland som skällsord mot bögar, små människor eller smarta människor.
Plocka Äpplen by GetGoodWeed June 2, 2016
Related Words
Pļocka • Plocka Äpplen • Plocka päron i motvind • plock • plonka • Plockers • Plotkai • pleckable • plucka • pluckables
Plocka päron i motvind
A famous swedish saying that interpretes you are having trouble doing an easy task because of external circumstances. The saying directly translated would be something like "Picking pears against the wind". -Ulf Skönberg
Two friends, Lisa and Erik, try to set up a tent during a camping trip, but the wind is strong.
Lisa: "Why is it always like this when we set up the tent? Everything flies around!"
Erik: laughs "It's like 'picking pears against the wind.'"
Lisa: "Yes, really. But we'll have to fight on. It has to come up at some point."
Erik: "We'll fix it, despite the headwind."
Två vänner, Lisa och Erik, försöker sätta upp ett tält under en campingresa, men det blåser kraftigt.
Lisa: "Varför är det alltid så här när vi ska sätta upp tältet? Allt flyger omkring!"
Erik: skrattar "Det är som att 'plocka päron i motvind.'"
Lisa: "Ja, verkligen. Men vi får väl kämpa vidare. Det måste ju stå upp någon gång."
Erik: "Vi fixar det, trots motvinden."
Lisa: "Why is it always like this when we set up the tent? Everything flies around!"
Erik: laughs "It's like 'picking pears against the wind.'"
Lisa: "Yes, really. But we'll have to fight on. It has to come up at some point."
Erik: "We'll fix it, despite the headwind."
Två vänner, Lisa och Erik, försöker sätta upp ett tält under en campingresa, men det blåser kraftigt.
Lisa: "Varför är det alltid så här när vi ska sätta upp tältet? Allt flyger omkring!"
Erik: skrattar "Det är som att 'plocka päron i motvind.'"
Lisa: "Ja, verkligen. Men vi får väl kämpa vidare. Det måste ju stå upp någon gång."
Erik: "Vi fixar det, trots motvinden."
Plocka päron i motvind by Ulf Skönberg & Kamrater Podden August 10, 2024
pockabook
pockabook by Burbank Hayes April 21, 2011
plonkadoodle
There's this loser at school called Joey who's such a plonkadoodle. I mean, his hobby is doodling and drawing chickens!
plonkadoodle by Doddi September 14, 2007
Plock
After a long chain of events, 'please' has gradually evolved into 'plock'; the modern-day way of saying ‘please’.
Many people dedicate their lives to this, and absolutely refuse to use what is known as 'the P word' (please).
The Plock Evolution:
Please > Pls > Plx > Plox > Plocks > Plock
Many people dedicate their lives to this, and absolutely refuse to use what is known as 'the P word' (please).
The Plock Evolution:
Please > Pls > Plx > Plox > Plocks > Plock
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