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Re: Cockney rhyming slang I did once hear three-wheeler which gave new life to Sheila. We have a butchers from butcher's hook, which is an example where the second word has vanished.
- 10-Mar-2010, 07:52 #12
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Re: Cockney rhyming slang Really sorry but I have to work using one hand only. I understand this may make it a bit awkward for you to read though, and I will try harder. My english is good, I think, even if I am a bit lazy.
- 10-Mar-2010, 13:56 #13
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Originally Posted by abbi46 
Really sorry but I have to work using one hand only. I understand this may make it a bit awkward for you to read though, and I will try harder. My english is good, I think, even if I am a bit lazy.
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