(This reminded me of the time I once misheard her: "You named your hamster HEGEL? That's AMAZING." Her: "BAGEL. I named him BAGEL.")
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Sister: "What name do you use on that site?" Me: "Restricted Data." Sister: "History Potato?" Me: "Yes. History Potato. That is what I am."
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Do you know how to tell a good potato from a bad one? The bad one says "I da ho."
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Here in Norway (maybe elsewhere?) calling someone a potato means they add value to pretty much every dish they’re in.
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I’m not sure but it may be mainly a term of self-description, “I’m a potato,” as a typically self-deprecating Norwegian way of saying “I’m a generalist.”
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