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Oh no, you've gone and done it!!
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Richard Ruck wrote:Oh no, you've gone and done it!!
Wonderful what a dose of Syrup of Figs can do for you !
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J.R. wrote: Wonderful what a dose of Syrup of Figs can do for you !
This one's going to run and run......
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Richard Ruck wrote:
J.R. wrote: Wonderful what a dose of Syrup of Figs can do for you !
This one's going to run and run......
Probably the curry
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Aaah, she's back (the avatar, I mean).
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Richard Ruck wrote:French towns and villages used to have 'pissoirs' everywhere - no messing about with silly names there.
Um....Actually pissoir is a British-invented word, coined to describe the dodgy free-standing cast-iron khasis which les Francaises adore. French people don't have a clue what the word means.

Or am I getting confused and was the word originally coined as a description of Crawley?
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Spoonbill wrote:
Richard Ruck wrote:French towns and villages used to have 'pissoirs' everywhere - no messing about with silly names there.
Um....Actually pissoir is a British-invented word, coined to describe the dodgy free-standing cast-iron khasis which les Francaises adore. French people don't have a clue what the word means.

Or am I getting confused and was the word originally coined as a description of Crawley?
Well, when I lived in France everyone seemed to know what it meant.

As for Crawley, there are no polite words to describe it - it is a rancid hole.
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come come fellers, there is one good thing about Crawley,
















































The M3 to Gatwick
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englishangel wrote:come come fellers, there is one good thing about Crawley,
















































The M3 to Gatwick









Or the back-roads through Leigh to Leafy Dorking !
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