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Cheryl (on the phone): "Sorry, Carol, but I'm staying in tonight."
Carol: "What? Why?"
Cheryl: "I've got palliative hair."
Carol: "Oh come on, Cheryl, it can't be that bad..."
Cheryl: "Oh really? I shampooed, conditioned, tried one product and that didn't work out. I then re-wet my hair, dried it again and tried a different product and now it's even worse. I give up. It's horrible. I'm staying in."
Carol: "Fine. I'll call you tomorrow." (Carol hangs up.)
Carol: "What? Why?"
Cheryl: "I've got palliative hair."
Carol: "Oh come on, Cheryl, it can't be that bad..."
Cheryl: "Oh really? I shampooed, conditioned, tried one product and that didn't work out. I then re-wet my hair, dried it again and tried a different product and now it's even worse. I give up. It's horrible. I'm staying in."
Carol: "Fine. I'll call you tomorrow." (Carol hangs up.)
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Hey I met this hot chick man, she was a real Palmira. Im definatey gonna keep in touch with her.
Im gonna have a party this weekend, so if you know any Palmiras make sure to invite them.
Im gonna have a party this weekend, so if you know any Palmiras make sure to invite them.
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/ˈpælēəˌpästä/
An attempt to make oneself feel better by knowingly consuming an unhealthy amount of carbohydrates in one sitting.
Etymology: From the medieval Latin verb "palliare" meaning to cloak or conceal, and the Italian "pasta"
/ˈpælēəˌpästä/
An attempt to make oneself feel better by knowingly consuming an unhealthy amount of carbohydrates in one sitting.
Etymology: From the medieval Latin verb "palliare" meaning to cloak or conceal, and the Italian "pasta"
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