STEVIEBOY1
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It is supposed to be good for the blood, so mine should be fine, but at the moment it is quite high, perhaps I need a diet of baked beans and Brussels sprouts!
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WWII/old-fashioned military slang for passing gas.
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It is supposed to be good for the blood, so mine should be fine, but at the moment it is quite high, perhaps I need a diet of baked beans and Brussels sprouts!
Ticklishchap
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It is supposed to be good for the blood, so mine should be fine, but at the moment it is quite high, perhaps I need a diet of baked beans and Brussels sprouts!
Very good idea!!!
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It is supposed to be good for the blood, so mine should be fine, but at the moment it is quite high, perhaps I need a diet of baked beans and Brussels sprouts!
As I’ve said before, we really need a recipe book!
STEVIEBOY1
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Above veg, Sprouts, Broccoli, Cauliflower, baked beans, vindaloo curry powder, followed, by rhubarb and gooseberries!
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Ideal combination of sounds and smells. ...
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... And now from the US, circa 1982, we have the verb ‘to boof’!
scottyrocks
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Boofing is barfing. Make of that what you will.
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I had thought ‘barf’ in US English meant to ‘throw up’.
scottyrocks
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Exactly.
LizzieMaine
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"Boofing" in the early '80s had another meaning that had nothing to do with vomit or flatulence.
Ticklishchap
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I have heard about that. It makes the ‘yearbook’ even more bizarrely interesting.
scottyrocks
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Doncha love multi-purpose 'words?' haha
STEVIEBOY1
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scottyrocks
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Getting more into this would violate the no-politics rule here.
I say it'd be a good idea to just leave that reference alone.
I say it'd be a good idea to just leave that reference alone.
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This is very much a ‘frozen farts’ day.
STEVIEBOY1
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I Could write something rude about this, however, trust you the lower the tone.
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I Could write something rude about this, however, trust you the lower the tone.
I enjoy lowering the tone occasionally!
scottyrocks
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That's sounds like it could be quite painful.
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I think last winter you or I (can’t remember which) invented the word ‘farticles’
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If you can listen now or later to the Allison Ferns lunch time show broadcast today 19/11/19. It started at 12.00 noon on BBC Radio Sussex and Surrey, do so. It features the subject of this topic, Breaking Wind. It is because a loud one is heard on a US TV or Radio show. It is being discussed in a light hearted way.
