Cig In Britain....

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RustyRatRod

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This almost made me snort coffee down the wrong way.
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For those who don't know it's called a Fag. Isn't that queer? LOL
BTW the word queer was used to say "I don't feel well"
So if you feel queer have a fag. LOL
 
For those who don't know it's called a Fag. Isn't that queer? LOL
BTW the word queer was used to say "I don't feel well"
So if you feel queer have a fag. LOL

You ain't right. lol
 
Funny how different words have different meanings in other countries.
In the U.K. if you call someone a twat you're calling them an asshole. Different here but very close LOLOLOL
And fanny is the opposite, to your example above when comparing the sides of the pond
 
For those who don't know it's called a Fag. Isn't that queer? LOL
BTW the word queer was used to say "I don't feel well"
So if you feel queer have a fag. LOL
And you know what, Mark, I remember when could be called gay if you were happy, or you could go to a party and have a gay time. That word has been stolen from us.
 
I once heard a British guy ask another guy "fancy a fag?"

I'm not sure where that was going but I hope they either lived happily ever after, or enjoyed a smoke together..... whatever
 
And you know what, Mark, I remember when could be called gay if you were happy, or you could go to a party and have a gay time. That word has been stolen from us.

Indeed, you're right.
 
I like the English. They are quite humorous.

Go on put the kettle on...do you take sugar? No thank you Turkish, I'm sweet enough.

 
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And you know what, Mark, I remember when could be called gay if you were happy, or you could go to a party and have a gay time. That word has been stolen from us.
On the contrary Harrisonm, those words or expressions have been around for years in the British Commonwealth.
 
And you know what, Mark, I remember when could be called gay if you were happy, or you could go to a party and have a gay time. That word has been stolen from us.
There was a bar in wpg mb on panet rd called The Gay Cavilier with a pic of a musketeer. Had many beers there until things started to change. Then the ownership changed and they dropped the gay now it’s just The Cavilier.
 
On the contrary Harrisonm, those words or expressions have been around for years in the British Commonwealth.

i think what harry meant was that the sodomites stole that word from us, not the british

speaking of gay, anyone remember the flintstones?
 
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