The phrase “in a pickle” was first introduced by Shakespeare in his play, The Tempest. The quotes read, “How cam’st thou in this pickle?” and “I have been in such a pickle.”
@Belgizen @SirPandalot there’s not many differences but the base is more curved outwards in the Ver1, and the heart part is more squishy/shaped slightly different in Ver2.
@Somnia no, they would not get a pass. A pass indicates that it is okay to say it again. The most important thing is learning that it is not okay to say. Sometimes we simply just don’t know or understand the histories behind them, but once we have been told it’s not okay, don’t say it.
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