They're called icy poles/icypoles here. It might sound a bit like a frozen penis but everything else sounds weird to me now. Speaking of frozen genitals, my family have never really used anything particularly odd for anything, but this old guy some friends and I ended up talking to at the beach one time referred to "frozen floaties" which has practically turned into a meme with some of us.
cold on the cob
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When we lived in Japan, there were these giant bugs that'd occasionally come in our house. They were... kind of like giant crickets, if I had to guess? They didn't seem to sting or anything, just hop around.
Our family called them assassin bugs because we had no idea what they were and they scared the living hell out of all of us. I've looked up actual assassin bugs since then and they're not what we saw.
Other than that, I've got nothing for this thread.
Besides learning what cold on the cob is. Popsicles 4 life.
Our family called them assassin bugs because we had no idea what they were and they scared the living hell out of all of us. I've looked up actual assassin bugs since then and they're not what we saw.
Other than that, I've got nothing for this thread.
Besides learning what cold on the cob is. Popsicles 4 life.