Yiddish word of the week
Schlofen: to sleep. Commonly used in the phrase: Gey schlofen (go to sleep). Not to be confused with Shluff. Shluff is the sound/action of trying to breathe through a stuffed up nose, when all you're really doing is sucking all that shit back into your brain so you can get a sinus infection. Common usage: Stop shluffing! You'll make it worse! (said often by Mom).
posted by Erin @ 1:02 PM
2 Comments:
I'm pretty sure you calendar is Yiddish word of the day. Why is it that this is Yiddish word of the week???? Hmmmm? Hmmmmmmm? k
Because I'm lazy...and not all of them are that good/exciting. Deal
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