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Zhymm wrote ...
"Cinnamon buns Cross Back"
Diz wun.
And actually the "slap in the face" is wrong, since korvapuusti means more a smack on/around the ear, the way one would impromptu punish a kid for misbehaving in the olden days when it was still ok to physically discipline children.
But it's also a name for a certain kind of cinnamon bun and that's what I was aiming for. Yeah we're weird.
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Thimns wrote ...
Zhymm wrote ...
"Cinnamon buns Cross Back"
Diz wun.
And actually the "slap in the face" is wrong, since korvapuusti means more a smack on/around the ear, the way one would impromptu punish a kid for misbehaving in the olden days when it was still ok to physically discipline children.
But it's also a name for a certain kind of cinnamon bun and that's what I was aiming for. Yeah we're weird.
It's the bandolier that Cinnabon employees have to wear beginning in 2016 as a part of their "History of the Southwest" promotion. Managers will wear one on either shoulder, and take this name referring to the rows of calorie-packed sticky buns across their backs. In the states it will be called a bundolier. But you know the Finns... had to come up with something unpronounceable and cool. *nod nod*
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Thimns wrote ...
And actually the "slap in the face" is wrong, since korvapuusti means more a smack on/around the ear, the way one would impromptu punish a kid for misbehaving in the olden days when it was still ok to physically discipline children.
Called a "slap round't lugs" where I'm from. Slap Round't Lugs sounds like a half orc.