But you know what it means on this forum.
I know what its alternative meaning is in Scotland, but that would be censored on this forum!
I was going to say something here again, but I got to thinking about the rules…. And couldn’t figure out how to erase this entirely with the new software.Some Scots might say he is a fud (both meanings)!
Coincidently, the tail of a rabbit is also called a fud!Bugs Bunny
I'm 65 now...
You're only a youngster. There's still time for you to grow old disgracefully!
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Did she give you a $7 bill as change?Out for dinner. Less than 20 bucks. I went to pay with a $100 bill. She said do you have anything smaller? We've had trouble with counterfeit 100s. I handed her a $25 bill.
Well, an internet check (and the internet is never wrong) says it was in fact John Hannah. All I know is Ewan says 'food' the same way. And now I cannot read 'FUD' on this forum without remembering the advert.billsherv said:-
"I channel Ewan McGregor in those awful co-op ads where the strapline was 'good with food' but came out 'gud with fud'."
You mean Neil Oliver.
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