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Subject: Re: Still educating Redneck Rolex in British Slang
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"::darkshadows::" <bat@cave.org> wrote in
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> Cabbie Taxi driver
> Camp bed Cot
> Candy floss Cotton candy
> Car park Parking lot
> Cardy Cardigan
> Cheeky Flippant
> Cheers Thanks
> Chemist Pharmacy or drugstore
> Chippy/Chippie Fish and chip shop
> Chips French Fries
> Choc ice Chocolate covered ice cream
> Choc-a-block, chockers Full to overflowing
> Chuffed Very happy, delighted
> Ciggie A cigarette
> Clingfilm Saran wrap
> Coach Bus
> Codger An eccentric old man
> Cooker Stove, oven
> Copper Policeman
> Cor Blimey! An exclamation of surprise or anger
> Crisps potato chips
> Cupa Cup of tea
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A bit less of the codger if you dont mind. LOL.
Mercury.
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