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Yes, it’s a bit lame in all fairness.

Ah, Pepe le pew

I don’t get it.

Agreed, though I like a box with a few different rolls of varying amounts of usage. So you can go for the big roll when things get challenging.

Can someone explain this one please? Edit, just seen the donuts.

https://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/poof

Don’t know what this is all about, but I feel “show me some poof, I feel entitled to it’ points to a big change in direction of this forum since I last looked.

I don’t remember him, and a member search doesn’t come up with anything. Any mention of gipsies, travellers or whatever always bring a degree of drama to any discussion.

Yes, enough for your correction of Stig‘s spelling to be in error.

I refer you to your first link.

I don’t care what it says (and on further reading it shows it’s far more nuanced than a good or bad word) for many it’s a compliment, as opposed to other terms they are usually called. In fact it confirms Stig’s spelling ‘Gipsy’ as a contemporary alternative, so there’s that.

No, you’re wrong, it’s not derogatory.

There‘s issues with pikeys everywhere, has been for as long as I remember.

Whilst not wishing to piss on your chips, that particular trope gets used a bit with lots of different guys, I particularly remember Jon Bon Jovi being used. Robert Smith has been married for 36 years.

Tbh Sean, you’d have to be a regular on Twitter to get it.

Today I finally got round to a tree I’ve been dreading, stone dead oak over power lines. I got up it first thing and halfway up I was ‘frig this’ sheets of bark and pulpy wood falling off, vibrations knocking the ends off the branches. Thought I’d get a bucket truck in, would have killed the job...

Ha ha! love that