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When I were a lad, calling someone a spastic was pretty commonplace. Spacker being an abbreviation of that. And spanner being understood to mean the same thing.
I would guess that calling someone a spacker these days would be greeted with howls from the PC brigade. Mind you, they can all feck off as far as I'm concerned. Spackers.
When I were a lad, calling someone a spastic was pretty commonplace. Spacker being an abbreviation of that. And spanner being understood to mean the same thing.
I would guess that calling someone a spacker these days would be greeted with howls from the PC brigade. Mind you, they can all feck off as far as I'm concerned. Spackers.
When I were a lad, calling someone a spastic was pretty commonplace. Spacker being an abbreviation of that. And spanner being understood to mean the same thing.
I would guess that calling someone a spacker these days would be greeted with howls from the PC brigade. Mind you, they can all feck off as far as I'm concerned. Spackers.
I didn't realise spanners meant the same thing as 'spackers'?
I don't like 'spackers'. The word, I mean.
Practically perfect in every way....there's a time and (more importantly) a place for malarkey.
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