Lazaros' fooler

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Lazaros' fooler

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Lazaros discover ( actually stolen)a dummy ( from my 40 days son).
So now lazaros has a dummy and en joy it so much :lol:
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Post by Melika »

LOL! He really loves that thing. :D


I love all the new words I learn here, lol. What ya'll say around the world. xD
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Post by Donna »

We always called those things binkies or a fooler, first time I ever heard someone call it a dummy. :lol:


That so cute Nil!!



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Post by nil »

:oops: sorry...
i found this in dictionary :o , dummy or comforter and i choose the dummy, i hope this is not a bad word.
thanks donna and melika :)
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i ll change it right now
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Post by Donna »

Nil it's not a bad word at all!! You use what ever word you want for it. Mik and I was just having a laugh at different words people use for things.


You don't have to be sorry for anything :D




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Post by Amazonite »

We call it a dummy in New Zealand or a paci.

But those are cute photos, he just wanted something to suck on too:P
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Post by alana8819 »

thats so cute i've heard it called a dummy a binkie a pacifier never heard fooler sounds funny :lol:
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Post by Lauren »

:lol: Soo cute!! Not a bad word at all.. we call them 'dummys' here. Although more American words are creeping into the Aussie vocabulary and I've heard some here call them 'pacifiers'. Binkie is another word.
Has anyone got those toy dummy beads? My 2 love them! Going to by some more. Maybe Lazaros would like them? :D
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Post by nil »

thanks guys
I am completely confused with your language :lol:
what is dummy bead, lauren?
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Post by alana8819 »

yeah cookie has a blue one he has chewed up pretty good. nil dummy beads are beads shaped like dummys made out a hard plastic :D
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Post by nil »

thanks alana :)
as i see this is a common toy for our birds.
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Post by Lauren »

Nil, there are many words that have the same meaning in the english language. It confuses me sometimes. haha.

This is a dummy/pacifier/binkie bead... you can get tiny little ones or big ones.. :D

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