Who knows the saying: "The lip takes it in the schlippe" and what does this saying mean?
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Hello. I don't know exactly when I started having this, but I've had this "elevation" on my lower lip for a few years now. It's not a pimple; you can't squeeze anything. Unfortunately, it's just noticeable because it's slightly white. I've bitten it several times until it bled, or tried to bite it off out…
Never heard in 57 years and even after Googeln the meaning of “slip” I cannot make any sense.
My mother has always said that many people who live near the river “Lippe” call this type of speech, which is supposed to say that thunderstorm fronts often or mostly do not cross the lip, but calm down there, no matter what direction they came from.
No, I don’t know. And make a rhyme on it, I can’t.