So you don't have to burp in other people's threads.
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The Burping Thread
- Thread starter Mr. Stevens
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You've been 12 steps ahead of me this whole time...
https://manchesterinklink.com/burp-changed-america/
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....the “Tupperware Burp.”
That’s what happened when, “via simple hand manipulation,” fashionable ’50s-era home makers, dealing with that phenomenon known as leftovers, would expel air from their Tupperware storage containers, thereby assuring that they would “put more nourishment into their families and less into thin air.”
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....the “Tupperware Burp.”
That’s what happened when, “via simple hand manipulation,” fashionable ’50s-era home makers, dealing with that phenomenon known as leftovers, would expel air from their Tupperware storage containers, thereby assuring that they would “put more nourishment into their families and less into thin air.”
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I think it’s a human condition. None are spared!
When I was in elementary school, we learned how to swallow air and burb. We tried to recite the entire alphabet in a single burp. Sorry if that's TMI. Fourth graders do stuff like that.
My bucket list contains the desire to belch in an echo chamber.
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