Wooly.turbo-1 said:
Harleys or Indians would be fair game.wolram said:We could do the odd Harly too
Danger said:
Ah, yes... I phrased that badly. Of course, I meant to explain to non-Brits what it would mean to a Brit. (I do get the irony of your comment, but thought that maybe I should explain for the benefit of some who don't have English as a first language.Redbelly98 said:Actually Danger, for non-Brits it means something different.
)Danger said:Ah, yes... I phrased that badly. Of course, I meant to explain to non-Brits what it would mean to a Brit. (I do get the irony of your comment, but thought that maybe I should explain for the benefit of some who don't have English as a first language.
wolram said:
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