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I loved it. So many memorable events and twists.
And today I did......
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old_coyote_pedaller
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DynaCol":3llnhl38 said:
True but I found it just got more ridiculous every episode, the skin of the teeth escapes, the jumping from tragedy to calamity, the unbelievable lying etc.........
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old_coyote_pedaller":3w2y1te4 said:
We are talking about Crossroads yes?
old_coyote_pedaller
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The only thing I know in reference to Crossroads is that the squaddies in the Falklands called the islanders Bennies after the thicko with the woolie hat that was in it.
Don't know of it's an urban myth or not. Funny though.
The only thing I know in reference to Crossroads is that the squaddies in the Falklands called the islanders Bennies after the thicko with the woolie hat that was in it.
Don't know of it's an urban myth or not. Funny though.
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velomaniac":x5c4llx8 said:
Must apologise. It's my lysdexia. Always getting cats confused with testicles*. So use testicles not cats for testing capacitors.
Oh, and preferably someone else's...
* (I knew there was a vague connection with pussies)
Edit:
Not test-icles, I mean test meter.
Hopefully I've edited this in time to prevent unfortunate electicklery.
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OCP wrote:-
Not a urban myth surprisingly or not, but in fact true. After complaints to the armed forces in the Falklands it was made an offence for soldiers to call the locals Bennies. Later the army called the Falklanders "Stills" which eventually was found out to be code for "They're Still Bennies"
OCP wrote:-
Not a urban myth surprisingly or not, but in fact true. After complaints to the armed forces in the Falklands it was made an offence for soldiers to call the locals Bennies. Later the army called the Falklanders "Stills" which eventually was found out to be code for "They're Still Bennies"
