Ní hé lá na báistí lá na bpáistí"
- Translation: "A rainy day is not a day for children"
- (A pun: báistí and bpáistí sound alike)
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- Enjoys underwater knitting, running through sprinklers, Dr.Pepper, blowing bubbles, autotonsorology (one who cuts their own hair), blandiloquency (speaking n a flattering or ingratiating manner) and abligurition (excessively spending on food and drink). Also indulges in accubation (eating or drinking whilst lying down). Squeezing. Feelings of gymnophoria.
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