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So today's expression is a good one. It is to freeze my butt off.

Yeah, to freeze.

F-R-E-Z-E, my, M-Y, but, B-U-T-T-O-F-F. So it's actually a phrasal verb to freeze off,

but it's an expression. We always use it together to freeze my butt off.

We could say to freeze my fingers off, to freeze my toes off, to freeze my ears off.

And that's the idea. The weather is so cold.

It is so cold that my butt, chinkl, chinkle, chinkle, is going to break off.

It's so cold, my fingers are going to turn into ice and chinko, chinko, chinkle, break off.

My toes are going to break off.

My ears, oh, it's so cold.

My ears are going to turn to ice and chinko, chinko, chinko, chinko, break off.

And I will be earless, toeless, fingerless, and buttless.

Yeah.

Some people, they think they have a big butt, so this might be a good diet technique.

Just live someplace where it's really, really cold and leave your butt outside and let it freeze off.

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