Well if your talking about the one where the woman knots a cherry stem with her tongue then that's Fergie.
Well if your talking about the one where the woman knots a cherry stem with her tongue then that's Fergie.
It means that you are a trickster, having previously tied a different cherry stem and hid it under your tongue, so you could AMAZE YOUR FRIENDS with your apparent (and obvious) talented tongue-work.
yeah if u got a long tongue
I dont think burning your tongue is good for you.
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Tie knots in cherry stems
You don't pick them yourself... you ask Peter Piper to pick them for you as in the old rhyme Peter Piper picked a pickled pepper If Peter Piper picked a pickled pepper Where's the pickled pepper Peter Piper picked!! Bit of a tongue twister! You can not "pick" a pickled pepper, it has already been picked from the plant and pickled in a jar. You could grab or "pick" it out of a jar of pickled peppers, but you can not pick a pickled pepper fresh from the pepper plant like one might be mislead to think from the tongue twisting rhyme.
Your talented and know how to use your tongue. Other than that doesn't mean much. some people say that you are a good kisser if you can do it fast. but some people dont agree! Also tying a cherry stem into a knot with your tongue is classified as an afrodisiac. ---- There is no evidence to support that being able to tie a cherry stem with your tongue means you're talented or a good kisser. It just means that your tongue, wich is a muscle, is strong. It means you are blessed with dexterity.
There are many tongue twisters in the world. Like the peter pepper one or the woodchuck one. There are thousands and millions of those tongue twisters. What I would recommend to do is go to google.com or wikipedia.org and search tongue twisters or hardest tongue twisters. Well... you get my point, and then see what they have. Hope this helps!
Drink cold water and lay your tongue out to a level 3 fan until it runs out in chill.
One of the oldest recorded tongue twisters is "Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers." It dates back to the 19th century and is still popular today.