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This was the packaging for sausages in Ireland.
The funny thing here is that the word "prick" has 2 meanings.
The intended meaning is as an instruction: to prick (verb: propíchat), meaning that you should make holes with a fork
The second meaning is a description: prick (noun: curák) meaning he is a............
The funny thing here is that the word "prick" has 2 meanings.
The intended meaning is as an instruction: to prick (verb: propíchat), meaning that you should make holes with a fork
The second meaning is a description: prick (noun: curák) meaning he is a............
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