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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
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A plastic Baggie of silver stars
His mother always carries with her a plastic Baggie of silver stars. She takes one out, licks it and presses it onto his shirt.
Hi,
I guess "Baggie" in the above refers to "bag," but I'm afraid there is something cultural that I miss, isn't there? Thanks.
Hi,
I guess "Baggie" in the above refers to "bag," but I'm afraid there is something cultural that I miss, isn't there? Thanks.
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It's a brand name of plastic bags. They come in many sizes, but the most common one is the size to hold a sandwich. "
- It's a brand name of plastic bags.
- They come in many sizes, but the most common one is the size to hold a sandwich.
- "
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It's a brand name of plastic bags. They come in many sizes, but the most common one is the size to hold a sandwich.
It would be like saying "He used a Kleenex" instead of "He used a tissue."
It would be like saying "He used a Kleenex" instead of "He used a tissue."
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