Not heard this word for ages..
11 June 2006, 05:22 PM
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Not heard this word for ages..
5 year old Son came in there saying his big bro. had kicked him in the Goolies 
No idea where he picked the word up, but it was pretty funny.
No idea where he picked the word up, but it was pretty funny.
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Originally Posted by Tam the bam
5 year old Son came in there saying his big bro. had kicked him in the Goolies No idea where he picked the word up, but it was pretty funny.
No idea where he picked the word up, but it was pretty funny.
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Like the phrase..." To bazz it up " meaning to rev up, to increase volume etc....... hadn't heard that in years until some one spoke those magic words.
Lot less painful than being hit in the goolies....or nads..etc.....
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Lot less painful than being hit in the goolies....or nads..etc.....
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11 June 2006, 08:05 PM
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Originally Posted by NotoriousREV
I called someone a "Gifford" the other day which was a phrase I last heard 15 years ago. No idea where it comes from.
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Originally Posted by Tam the bam
5 year old Son came in there saying his big bro. had kicked him in the Goolies No idea where he picked the word up, but it was pretty funny.
No idea where he picked the word up, but it was pretty funny.Suppose it better than saying he was kicked in the bollox
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Originally Posted by NotoriousREV
I called someone a "Gifford" the other day which was a phrase I last heard 15 years ago. No idea where it comes from.
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