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anthonyqkiernan 7087 posts |
Nov 23, 2002, 10:29
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You could not make this up. Chris Morris eat your heart out. http://www.adbusters.org/breaking_news/police_cars2002_11_13.html
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YerArseInParsley 365 posts |
Nov 23, 2002, 10:57
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I hope they sponsor policemen on condition they wear Ronald McDonald costumes on duty. I'm a recidivist so I expect I'll get loyalty-card bonus-points for my next arrest.
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YerArseInParsley 365 posts |
Nov 23, 2002, 12:24
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repeat offender, ie a regular customer
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joudicaa 325 posts |
Nov 23, 2002, 12:27
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buggerlugs
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YerArseInParsley 365 posts |
Nov 23, 2002, 13:06
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How'd you know what my mum calls me ?
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joudicaa 325 posts |
Nov 23, 2002, 19:59
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i know everything ;-)
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YerArseInParsley 365 posts |
Nov 24, 2002, 03:16
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Good - then you know how much I like you. I thought buggerlugs was a scots expression, is it an english thing too ?
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Moon Cat 9577 posts |
Nov 24, 2002, 14:00
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I bet Chief Wiggum would order a fleet of those wheels.
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Estelle 89 posts |
Nov 24, 2002, 16:44
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The term 'buggerlugs' is widely used in Northern Lancashire. I still can't get a clear answer on whether 'Big Lummux' is an offensive term... Thoughts ?
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grufty jim 1978 posts |
Nov 24, 2002, 16:56
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Isn't the word "lummox" (rather than "lummux")? My etymology dictionary has this to say about it: "1825, Eng. slang, perhaps from dumb ox, influenced by lumbering; or from E. Anglian dialectal form of lummock "move heavily or clumsily," of uncertain origin. The regular dictionary defines it as "a clumsy person".
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