azone987
294753
6291
176
Dec 4, 2016 9:54 AM
azone987
294753
6291
176
eubtube
Fun fact: the aglet in #3 is a handcuff key!
uncleorandrew
Head? It's called head of a beer
yannireddit
It's "belt keeper'. 2 words. thanks for the post @op. good job.
tinnerz58
Aglets aren't a stupid thing with a name... it comes from when clothing was held riveting with points and they had a metal tip: aglet
Mycologics
Overmorrow actually makes sense to me. In Dutch it's overmorgen. It's literally translated.
Goldeon7
Anyone else knows Aglet from a show with a green platipus?
killercorbyn
defenestration: the act of throwing someone out a window.
Drannok
From french i suppose
notme222
I always liked "forenoon", which seems to have gotten crowded out. Evening doesn't start til late but morning goes to 11:59? Unfair.
semirelatedcomments
Thats used in sweden. Förmiddag=forenoon and frankly i have always thought it weird that english speakers call most part of the day morning
aarhusianer
Why is # pound? Why not £? I know it's correct, I'm just wondering,
bitchgoblet
I learned about aglets from phineas and fern
djsdkdjsk
same
overmorrow
Hey my name is relevant!
DarkSock
I consider the punt to be the theft of a mouth full of wine
Nubbsy
Alright, how is Aphthongs pronounced?
boyanthebard
It's not. All the letters are silent.
bodyvsspirit
Thanks for referring to the octothorpe as a pound symbol and not a hashtag
SniperFrog
Motion to stop calling it 'hashtag' and start calling it 'octothorpe'?
MoreAshyThanLarry
second
myspineisthebassline
seconded
WirenutsInYourButts
Interrobang sounds like a good time if you don't what to expect from it.
nclu
It sounds like an interrogation as it would be done on Kink.com
gankable
Sounds like what happens when you're in the middle of a question and you make an accusation, like when fighting with a significant other.
nclu
Or like hate-fuck
batmit3
can some one put a wig on a belt and caption it if she looks like this she's a keeper
WolfOdinson
Aglets - Texas A&M cheerleaders. (If it isn't true, it damn well should be)
OvariesLordRansSama
Overmorrow is used quite often in Dutch.
TheDudeOrHisDudeness
I like petrichor.. both the word and the meaning (nature just smells so good after a rain)
GwenShepard1
It makes me nauseous every damn time
myspineisthebassline
I dislike it because its made up
TheDudeOrHisDudeness
every word is made up
Oatmeak
#3 A-G-L-E-T Aglet! don't forget it!
Sixsystems
Their true purpose is sinister...
VGVkQ3J1eklzVGhlWm9kaWFjS2lsbGVy
and how, exactly?
Sixsystems
It was a joke from Justice League Unlimited...
Nachman
Eiriktrollet
Isn't it normal to use #1 ? We do it all the time in Norway
SwashbucklingMelee
Overmorrow is a good German word (Übermorgen). I don't think anyone will understand if I say it in English, though.
vauhtihirmu
Ylihuomenna in Finnish. Toissapäivänä for the day before yesterday.
AuroraNora33
Overmorgen in Norwegian
Grenther
overmorgen in dutch, even closer to English
syiofkargath
Wrong. Barm is actually the leftover yeast from a brew of beer.
thecatispleased
It was also weird to see "The word for 'foam' is 'barm." so what about foam?!
Saxit
Barm in Danish is bosom.
JumperX
https://media.giphy.com/media/3oz8xLd9DJq2l2VFtu/giphy.gif
youngpaddy1
Always thought the foam was called the fob, at least it was in Strangeways brewery.
MyNamelsMrSnrub
Aye, where I'm from we have Barm cakes, which are basically bread rolls made from the leftover yeast.
biofreak877
Lancashire?
MyNamelsMrSnrub
Yep! Atherton/Leigh. Near Bolton
MyFirstTwoChoicesWereTaken
My friend who's a bartender calls it the head.
mudrer
I call it 20 bucks.
JamesBluntThatSmartassCunt
I call it the glans.
PangolinBan
All sensible people do, assuming they're speaking English. All bets are off otherwise.
Twinklepot
Yes. In Ireland we make a fruit bread called a 'barm brack' with it
Danmanbadman
Sounds like an Irish thing to day
ladindapub
fucking hell, i always thought it was barn brack. whole fuckin life was a lie
Twinklepot
politelydisagreeing
How is it?
chrisjfinlay
Amazing. It's like a malt loaf, with fruit in it. My grandfather used to eat it all the time.
Twinklepot
Totally tasty!
hotdograin
A barm is a bread roll
davebeastly
Aye-up, cocker.
camfry
What's wrong with overmorrow!? In my native language it's Common. I like it
GwenShepard1
We use it in French too. "surlendemain"
lowsky
German? In german it is the literal translation of übermorgen
camfry
Dutch. Overmorgen
camfry
über is so much better though...
aarhusianer
Overmorgen. Danish.
FindusSomKatten
övermorgon in swedish
AuroraNora33
Overmorgen in Norwegian
RollingnTrolling
Keepers are actually useful unlike this
stormtrooper412
without the "box tent" your pizza is ruined, man
imgurnaregretthis
You just used information from this post while calling it useless.
Chrjstoh
Dont forget the aglet.
IFoldlyGo
Their real purpose is sinister
jaypayjay
A-G-L-E-T, don't forget it !
alexott91
https://media.giphy.com/media/KhOTZooQptGtG/giphy.gif
SalamanderCmndr
Gonna tie the world together!
Zokathra
In Finland we use #1 all the time.
qwerty4007
Do you speak a lot of English in Finland? I'm assuming the Finnish equivalent?
TeddyBearWitch
Really? I was just thinking the other day that English doesn't have a word for it! I just learned something new!
MichaelTheMagnificent
Same in Spanish
Theonemapper
Same here in norway
FunctioningWorkaholic
Germany too
illusoire
French too! (Surlendemain) The day before yesterday: Avant-hier.
alex265
In Germany too
SardonicAlly
Same here, in Poland. The day before yesterday = przedwczoraj; the day after tomorrow = pojutrze
AuroraNora33
Same in Scandinavia
semirelatedcomments
And in the nordic countries
GivOsEnSocialistiskKalmarUnion
And the countries north of Germany
OlderWiser
Not in Indiana.
TheFoxleyPerson
Not in 'merica
Mari47d1
Same in Denmark.
compd
So did the movie title "The Day After Tomorrow" seem like a dumb name to you?
Mari47d1
Same in Denmark.
meadowgreene
Same in Chinese
qwerty4007
Do you speak a lot of English in Finland? I'm assuming the Finnish equivalent?
EraseallpicturesofRon
Same in Germany
GoogleFucker
We have a word for it in hindi too!
JordiRebur
Also in catalan, where is said "demà passat" (tomorrow after), and as #elbichoraro has said, can confirm in Spain as "pasado mañana"
IhopeyougetstageIIIcoloncancer
In Japanese it's 一昨日 (おととい/ototoi) and 明後日 ( あさって / asatte) for "day before yesterday" and "day after tomorrow" respectively.
IPutAHexOnYou4c6f7665206d65
Greece as well.
AlcOGr
in Greek we have tomorrow (αύριο), overtomorow (μεθαύριο) and the day after over tomorrow (παραμεθαύριο).
AlcOGr
also with yesterday ( χθές) , beforeyesterday (προχθές), and the day defore overyesterday(παράπροχθές).
Oreoship
In South Africa too (in Afrikaans)
zombiejedediah
Italian: dopodomani, altro ieri (which could also be a few days ago, admittedly)
Bakkman
Sweden too! :)
3in4r
I övermorgon
FindusSomKatten
och förrgår
namenamename2
Translation: and "the day before yesterday"
FrankPerkele
Ylihuomenna
therealmaki
German too. It's so useful
heylisten
And don't forget the word for the day before yesterday, Vorgestern!
Prometheus75
Oder Vorvorgestern ...
heylisten
Better add another "vor" instead of just saying "last xy-day" :'D deutsche sprache, herrlich.
Zokathra
We also have a word for "day before yesterday". It's useful too.
Mari47d1
Same in Scandinavia.
GoogleFucker
Haha in Hindi, it's the same word as the one for "day after tomorrow" but the tenses help explain the context of it
Rhydsdh86
Yeah in Welsh yesterday is ddoe, and the day before yesterday is echddoe
becouse
'vorgestern' in German
FindusSomKatten
sweden to
Warlocktopus
same here in holland :)
AuroraNora33
Same in Norway
[deleted]
[deleted]
gmdave
Antes de ayer is not a word for "before yesterday", it literally means "before yesterday" in 3 words...
JordiRebur
in one word is "anteayer" which is one single word.
AMediocreSubstituteForDave
Do you have a word for the day after yesterday? That would be a useful word
Zokathra
Yes. "Tänään"
Oggiva
As in the jungle.