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Stakker
I never realised what a riot food shopping in Finland must be for foreigners before reading Neatorama 
MrPumpernickel
Technically it means “mega bag” though, but the sentiment is the same.
About shopping in Finland, you can oftentimes see stores all over the place with big signs which say “Ale”. Don’t be fooled if you’re looking for a drink, all it means is that the store is having a sale.
lucy
when i went to finland in ’02 everyone of my friends back in the states got a souvenir bag of megapussi… i know mature
murre
And when “edullinen” means “affordable” the whole thing gets just a little bit more naughty 
esa
this is an article I’ve doodled ages ago. apparently not good enough to publish here..
http://hideout.7am.fi/wp/?p=138
it’s got trip-juice and everyfin
me.
its nice in finland when you go to the store, the clerk asks you if you want a pussi.
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Ali S.
me
DDD It’s not that funny/weird. Normal word….
