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when used rhetorically it's usually with an explicit context of "bacon & eggs" or "ham & eggs"
by bewaretheirs 6y ago
when used rhetorically it's usually with an explicit context of "bacon & eggs" or "ham & eggs"
- dvtrn 6y agoWait but what if I’m eating oyakodon with some crumbled bacon on top? /kidding, I know this is an absurd stretch of the terms, appreciate all the explanations.