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[madmav]

i think this is as central as it gets! excluding scotland and wales
sorry boys
http://www.covkid.org.uk/page50.html


good roads to and from

[Scooter916]

Originally Posted by madmav

i think this is as central as it gets! excluding scotland and wales
sorry boys
http://www.covkid.org.uk/page50.html


good roads to and from

Yea thats a bit more central than errr The south.
If its in cov i have a chance of being there, if its postcombe ferkin forget it.
Glyn

[Paul James]

Originally Posted by Scooter916

Yea thats a bit more central than errr The south.
If its in cov i have a chance of being there, if its postcombe ferkin forget it.
Glyn

Right then......... Everybody who wants to attend send me your postcode and we'll work out where the most central point is from that. No point considering the wild extremities of the country if people aren't travelling from them is there ? Hows that ?

Thinks.............just need to get Shazzam and that guy from Switzerland to sign up to it and we can have a nice weekend jolly to Lanzarotte

just checking i haven't been embroiled or implicated .... i am normally ..

seems very dictatorial.

oh, and JPM for President ....

[BDG]

Originally Posted by TP

Noooooooooo!!!!!!!


Room for a little one?

bugger

SAy it in a northern accent Tony, that'll fool any filter, so try bugga instead

[Iconic944ss]

Apologies for going off topic but despite requests to add 'bugger' to the swear filter there are perfectly ligitimate uses for the word, so well done with your use of French language - Tonio will be proud of you.

Definition with thanks to http://www.wikipedia.org


Bugger

Etymology

From Old French bougre, originally meaning "heretic" from the Medieval Latin Bulgarus meaning Bulgarian (seen as heretics because they were not of the Catholic faith, but Eastern Orthodox Christians).


Transitive verb

to bugger (buggered)

1. (slang, vulgar) to have anal intercourse with someone
2. (slang, coarse) to ruin (something) This computer is buggered!

Translations

• French: empaffer (1)

Noun

bugger

1. (slang, coarse) an insulting term for a person or thing

Translation

• Spanish: majadero, jodón, fregón, fastidio

Interjection

bugger!

1. (slang, coarse) expressing annoyance Oh bugger!

[Tonio600]

bulgarian that!

[Monty]

Oh merde-this board is going all european.

John

[Loz]

Interesting that the Spanish have four different words for bugger. Makes you wonder why that is ...