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16-06-2009, 13:19 #1
Where do military nicknames for stuff come from?
Not sure if this should be in "Cooking" or here. Sitting last night egg yolk bursting out of sarnie and youngest looks at me and asks, where does the "banjo" of egg/bacon/jam banjo come from? And also is it only cooked stuff 'cos I've never heard of a jam banjo only a buttie.
Which then led me to what other names are out there and where did they come from?
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16-06-2009, 13:24 #2
Re: Where do military nicknames for stuff come from?
Mate... Easy one... The Banjo comes from the actions on biting into soft yoke and discovering half of it down your front then moving your arm like your playing a banjo to try and clean it off... Would expect its the same for jam or any other runny substance.
I'm a STAB and I wear that title like a badge of honour!
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16-06-2009, 13:24 #3
Re: Where do military nicknames for stuff come from?
When you get extremely hot runny egg on your fingers what does your hand do?
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16-06-2009, 13:27 #4
Re: Where do military nicknames for stuff come from?
Grips the slop's throat.
Originally Posted by wingboy
"He spat into my bottom. Acrid, nicotine tainted saliva. I felt sullied, dirty and ashamed, Surprisingly though, it also made my nipples go hard."
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16-06-2009, 13:32 #5
Re: Where do military nicknames for stuff come from?
Originally Posted by FiveAlpha
Come Mrs Gargery, let us have a taste of that savoury pork pie and see if we may do it some justice!!!
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16-06-2009, 13:33 #6
Re: Where do military nicknames for stuff come from?
This is sooo hard to resist that I won't even try...
Originally Posted by fatcakes
WAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHLife should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well-preserved body, but rather, to skid in sideways, Champagne in one hand - chocolate covered strawberries in the other, body thoroughly used up, totally worn out and screaming 'Woohoo - What a Ride!
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16-06-2009, 13:41 #7
Re: Where do military nicknames for stuff come from?
So the answer is....
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16-06-2009, 13:43 #8Senior Member
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Re: Where do military nicknames for stuff come from?
And the next one is .....screech! :D
MsG
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16-06-2009, 13:49 #9
Re: Where do military nicknames for stuff come from?
Next subject...Stating the bleeding obvious
Originally Posted by Bugsy
Come Mrs Gargery, let us have a taste of that savoury pork pie and see if we may do it some justice!!!
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16-06-2009, 13:50 #10
Re: Where do military nicknames for stuff come from?
...........to use the fcuking search function.
Originally Posted by 1stgulfmac
Some boring shite about scoff"He spat into my bottom. Acrid, nicotine tainted saliva. I felt sullied, dirty and ashamed, Surprisingly though, it also made my nipples go hard."
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16-06-2009, 14:16 #11
Re: Where do military nicknames for stuff come from?
Yep saw all that esp the bit about rubbing it of a la 'banjo playing' but still getting wah statements. Any one know the origins for real?
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16-06-2009, 17:59 #12
Re: Where do military nicknames for stuff come from?
Er. That is the real origin.
Just because it's stupid, doesn't mean it isn't true."I do not resent criticism, even when for the sake of emphasis, it parts for the time with reality" WSC
"Fat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life, son" Dean Wormer
"Dance like a cnut. Chicks love it" PEH
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16-06-2009, 18:29 #13
Re: Where do military nicknames for stuff come from?
I thought it came from the Australian Banjo Patterson?
And hence one master passion in the breast, like Aaron's serpent swallows up the rest.
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17-06-2009, 17:18 #14
Re: Where do military nicknames for stuff come from?
Bloody convicts will try to claim the credit for anything. Worse than the Jocks, and that's saying something. "Och aye we invented the telephone, and the barrel and the decimal point and the Television and the word scrotum and the solar system, the noo".
"I do not resent criticism, even when for the sake of emphasis, it parts for the time with reality" WSC
"Fat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life, son" Dean Wormer
"Dance like a cnut. Chicks love it" PEH
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19-06-2009, 22:24 #15Senior Member
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Re: Where do military nicknames for stuff come from?
I donlt buy the joke explanation about fanning the dribbly egg. I suspect its a word from soke oriental language sounding like Banjo but meaning sandwich.
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