Re: LRO: Slang (was Freewheel hubs)

From: Paul (l.andie@btinternet.com)
Date: Thu Jun 21 2001 - 12:36:28 EDT

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Marin Faure wrote:
> Is it Cockney? For example, the expression "loaf of bread" may
> mean something entirely different that rhymes with "bread"
>
Yus. Use your loaf , Marin.

(Loaf of bread = head).

A Kuwaiti friend of mine was foxed by the term "Jam Dog". Had to
explain that the guy meant (Jam-jar = car) (Dog and Bone=phone) car
phone.

Paul

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