Hmm, dialect I think, not slang.
When I was six years old, trick-or-treating in my neighborhood (Kirkwood, MO, outside of St. Louis) involved you performing a trick (I did somersaults) to get a treat. Iâve never heard of that anywhere else Iâve lived.
Thatâs actually close to the Scots/Irish tradition of guising, which evolved into the American âtrick-or-treatâ. The expectation was that youâd tell a joke, sing a song, recite a poem or something in order to get your reward.
First time since the good old days of the Roman Empire
Thatâs too close to Christmas caroling!
My Swedish useless so hereâs Google Translate:
âFound an illegal hospital undergroundâ
An illegal hospital in SödertĂ€lje is raised as an example when municipal representatives draw parallels between Swedenâs criminal network and the mafia in Italy. âIt is practical to have access to healthcare,â explains the investigator.
K-Pop legend Seo Taiji did a great song with a Halloween/Christmas mash up a while back.
This is pretty layered though as the evil Santa figure in this song is a stand in for corrupt politicians.
Thatâs a lot of fuelâŠ
Doesnât sound like this ended well for the horse
The vet probably just tranquilized the horse so it could be resecured and the flight could resume. Was all of that fuel just spread over the landscape?
Over the ocean, east of Marthaâs Vineyard it looks like. From the recording, it takes 20 minutes to dump that much fuel.
Hey - our stock will be worthless if the earth dies!
Only took 50 years to admit.
A Grammy-nominated singer was nearly kicked off a Delta Air Lines flight after she was asked to stop singing her newly released song, according to USA Today.
The video shows Storm walking the aisle of the plane before being asked to sit down by the Delta employee.
âI sing for the Lord,â Storm says in the video. Shortly after, the Delta crew member approaches Storm and tells her to âbe quiet.â
âIâm doing what the Lord is telling me to do,â Storm continued.
No fly list!