#12

I call them Freedom Fries.

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#13

Other way around I reckon

#14

Pants has to come from pantaloons right? French for trousers. It does make sense.

#15

Heads I win.

Capsicum.

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#16

European Thong Contest

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#17

I got slapped on the fanny by a thong once!
edit. oh i see this has been covered.

#18

Can I borrow a cigarette?

#19

This did happen to me when I was working in Australia.

I genuinely hadn’t heard them referred to as thongs before and was quite curious as to why I was being informed that they weren’t appropriate to wear in work.

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#20

If you ask for Durex in Straya, don’t you get sellotape? @1101010?

#21

let me see that thonnnnnggggg

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#22

Imagine getting eaten by a croc(odile.) Can take or leave lion or polar bear maulings as they had the decency never to sell out their naming rights to this.

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#23

If Sledge Hammer! was British, Captain Trunk would be called Constable Carboot.

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#24

That’s Chief Inspector Carboot to you!

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#25

Captain Sir Tom Carboot

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#26

Interesting that trousers are singular in French.

A trouser.

Makes a lot more sense imp

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#27

Minute’s pumping out CO2 from the car exhaust to own the disrespectful XR libs

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#28

I see you’ve found my Grindr profile

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#29

I’ve not heard of this.

#30

I’ve genuinely thought this for years tbh :sweat_smile:

#31

Could be true! But it’s never been something I’ve needed to buy or thought about. (Also I used to prefer a, different brand in those days although cannot recall it now.)