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malvolio replied

27 April 2006, 15:06
PEDANT ALERT>>>>Erm, actually knickers used to come as two pieces, one for each leg - sort of the ultimate in crotchless. When someone found out that stitching them together made more sense (clever buggers, these Victorians) the name never changed.
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Churchill replied

27 April 2006, 14:59
Originally posted by Fleetwood

Dunno.
Why did I have that last red wine at lunchtime?

is it 'coz you is a lush?
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Fleetwood replied

27 April 2006, 14:49
Dunno.
"Thong" performs the same function as "knickers", although in an infinitely more arousing fashion, and yet is singular.
Why do you say "I went" instead of "I goed"?
Why did I have that last red wine at lunchtime?
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27 April 2006, 13:21
Question for Fleetwood

Why is bra singular and knickers plural?
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