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justme
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dmb
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| howmucharefags wrote: |
| Chug means 'pulling a 31' in Scottish argo. For example, ' I am having chug.' Don't say chugging along. |
Must be a west coast thing.I haven't heard it before
Does that mean Celtic fans are chuggers  |
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grahamb
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| Posted: Tue Sep 06, 2005 6:08 pm Post subject: Nasty |
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| What a relief... for a moment I thought dmb said "Cheggers." Remember him? "Ullo, Noel!" |
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| Cheggers is a recovering alcoholic. I watched a Richard and Judy where he for the first time after drying out did a Richard and Judy exclusive and admitted his problem. Apparently he used to unwind by doing a bottle of Scotch every night. It was odd because he was wearing one of his jumpers and still looked like a little boy. |
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