Apparently in American English this means "someone who gives good service". :rollin
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2-Bags Prescott
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2 Paper Bags being what you get at the Supermarket to hold your shopping , very practical if you are taking your shopping home in the car, but if you are walking (which in itself is an alien concept over the pond) is a pain in the butt as they do not have handles.
Also, I am sure most people know this by now, but if you are in an office environment and say you are "going outside for a Fag" the don't be surprised if people choke on their Donuts.
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Re: 2-Bags Prescott
And up untill the Austin Powers film, a shag was a very old fashioned dance. Tee Hee....
In the 80's they even made a film called Shag, which celebrated this dance. The film posters were quite funny as I recall.
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