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[alocin42]

I love Wikipedia. Most recent time-gobbling find is List of words having different meanings in British and American EnglishWho knew that in US English "bugger" is a "term of endearment, often used for children". If you referred to your friend's kids as little buggers here I think you'd get a dirty look rather than a happy smile. And I honestly had

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[lizbuf]

Why is "chips" sandwiched in between pants and fanny?! There's something just wrong about that.

[alocin42]

It seemed amusing at the time. Now you've chucked "sandwich" in the mix as well it's even worse!

[dragonnade]

Well you do get a chip butty. Pun mileage is stacking up!