"I Carry Your Heart" (translation)

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Actually, my wife didn't know, so she asked my eldest son. He said that it's a 'rude' word, but not sure what it means or how to describe it.
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LoL! ! ! You know it's 2014 when parents have to ask their kids about sex!
"Life is too important to take seriously."

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OrangeDragon wrote:wtf does kikilu mean?
HAHAHA! !

One of my 5 year old students just told on another 5 year old student for saying "kikiloo"!

Kids these days. :facepalm:
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General Mackevili wrote:
OrangeDragon wrote:wtf does kikilu mean?
HAHAHA! !

One of my 5 year old students just told on another 5 year old student for saying "kikiloo"!

Kids these days. :facepalm:
I used it at Charlie Harper's and now apparently it's my nickname there by all of the waitresses.

"kikiloo, another beer?"
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