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In Pennsylvania it's called the Hershey squirts.
Hershey PA contained by far the largest morbidly obese humans I've ever seen, like fascinating. All seats must be benches.
I have heard it called that and I physically recoil every time I hear it.
And underwear streaks are referred to as Hershey Highways.
the older you get, the more frequent the highways
🎶life is a highwayyy, and I’m gonna ride it all night long🎶
This sounds like a joke, but we really do say that!
My dad used to say this. None of my family has ever even been to Pennsylvania to my knowledge though, lol
Same, I don't think this is a Pennsylvania-ism