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Under the.... (Wed 22:52 21/Oct/09) Having heard the news of gareth Southgate getting the sack & knowing my hubby would be interested I phoned him to tell him, he said "I'm not surprised he's been under the cosh for some... [More] 3 answers (last answered: Thu 12:41 22/Oct/09) | |
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MORKIN (Wed 19:49 21/Oct/09) Can anyone tell me the origin of the word MORKIN - used extensively in the Midlands and Black Country to refer to an idiot or fool or "spare part" .................... have tried google to... [More] 6 answers (last answered: Tue 13:48 27/Oct/09) | |
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In the Sweeney - what does, \" he was a bit Danish\" mean? thanks (Wed 10:32 21/Oct/09) 8 answers (last answered: Thu 09:45 22/Oct/09) | |
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"Faynits" or similar. (Wed 09:42 21/Oct/09) Does anyone know the origin of the childrens saying "faynits" (?) and crossing your fingers when wanting a short break during a playground game? 2 answers (last answered: Wed 12:18 21/Oct/09) |
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