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Here's a few just off the top of my head: PIE AND DEAD HORSE; a meat pie with tomato sauce on it. the term 'meat' is used loosely here. Actually it's more a kind of thick gravy with bits of gristle here and there. If the government gets to make it's new legislation it'll be about 70% offal. Yummy!1 CARN'; go team. Said while barracking (see above) at the footy. I'n unsure if it's used in all forms of footy,bottega veneta, but is always said during an Aussie Rules Match. Derived from 'Come on.' eg. Carn' the Dogs Go Bulldogs 'COR BLIMEY; Wow. These two words can also be used seperately. BLIND WHITE MAGGOT; umpire at a footy match. GEEZE LOUISE; Wow again,hollister uk, but leaning more towards an expression of dismay (the jury's still out) Well,christian louboutin, that ought to keep you busy and this'll amused remembering others when classes get boring.
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