“Manicotti implies the existence of pedicotti”

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Entry from March 03, 2023

“Manicotti implies the existence of pedicotti”

There are manicures and there are pedicures. There is manicotti, but there is no pedicotti.

“How about mani/pedicotti?” was posted on Twitter by Pwincess Chawwotte ✨ on July 9, 2014. “The existence of manicotti implies the existence of pedicotti” was posted on Twitter by Peter Anglea on January 9, 2023. “Manicotti implies the existence of Pedicotti” was posted on Twitter by Case on February 27, 2023.

“If you eat manicotti with your feet do they become pedicotti” was posted on Twitter by Olivia Brannan on April 26, 2022.

Wikipedia: Manicotti
Manicotti (the plural form of the Italian word manicotto), literally “little sleeves” (<

manica ‘sleeve’ + the diminutive ending -otto), are an Italian-American cuisine form of pasta. Manicotti are very large pasta tubes that are intended to be stuffed and baked.

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Pwincess Chawwotte ✨
@Chawwotte
Replying to @ElliTheKitsune
@ElliJCntryDiva How about mani/pedicotti?
2:58 AM · Jul 9, 2014

Twitter
Probableigh Daddy
@actualleigh
Only one other person on this site has tweeted this gross-ass word, so here’s my gift to you all: pedicotti.
6:55 PM · Sep 26, 2016

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Reticent Turnip
@ReticentTurnip
Manicotti/pedicotti
3:29 AM · Jan 11, 2018

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Olivia Brannan
@Olivia_B_Writes
If you eat manicotti with your feet do they become pedicotti
9:34 PM · Apr 26, 2022

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Peter Anglea
@peteranglea
The existence of manicotti implies the existence of pedicotti.
11:30 AM · Jan 9, 2023

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Case
@Cactuscali1991
Manicotti implies the existence of Pedicotti.
5:43 PM · Feb 27, 2023

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