It certainly puts the cavalry in the shade Barley sugars are exchanged for pearly necklaces and...
Sorry if it is really obscene and i'm sure these are sexual connotations from the context of it. Do you have any idea what those mean? I know what they are but i don't really get this.
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You might need to favor us with your obscene context. Perhaps it's not. Sounds like trading with the early Americans.
— Avangi
You might need to favor us with your obscene context.
Perhaps it's not.
Sounds like trading with the early Americans.
But it doesn't seem like these sugars are used as such except in brewing.
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Well...a 'pearl necklace' can be something rude...but from the rest of the sentences it doesn't seem to be a rude context. You'll either have to explain a bit further or take it at face value.
(and no, I'm not going to tell you what the rude meaning is for pearl necklace, sorry, but this is not an appropriate place for it. You'll have to google it, and remember, not 'pearly' but 'pearl')
Well...a 'pearl necklace' can be something rude...but from the rest of the sentences it doesn't seem to be a rude context. You'll either have to explain a bit further or take it at face value.
(and no, I'm not going to tell you what the rude meaning is for pearl necklace, sorry, but this is not an appropriate place for it. You'll have to google it, and remember, not 'pearly' but 'pearl')
Well...a 'pearl necklace' can be something rude...but from the rest of the sentences it doesn't seem to be a rude context. You'll either have to explain a bit further or take it at face value.
(and no, I'm not going to tell you what the rude meaning is for pearl necklace, sorry, but this is not an appropriate place for it. You'll have to google it, and remember, not 'pearly' but 'pearl')