My Granddad.

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My Granddad Said,
Opinions are like arse-holes.
Every ones got one.

regards,
Les.




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Rabbit ?

Are you named after the little furry rodent or Ann Summers' best selling product ?

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Re: Rabbit ?

Dear Pauline,
when I have researched the product range I will let you know.

In reality, the wife chose the name. Because I’m always rabbiting.
Regards,
Les.


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That's not strictly true. If, for example, you have four management consultants, then they'll have at least six opinions between them. Which may well be the origin of the phrase: "What a load of arseholes".

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My Granddad also went on to say,
That no one was interested in anyone else’s.

However this may not be true in today’s climate.

Regards,
Les.


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Re: always rabbitting?

So's Pauline
but with the best selling product

oh by the way you do know it is bad luck to mention the word rabbit at sea?
or on the foru.....? oops

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Re: always rabbitting?

Well, its certainly regarded as bad luck to mention the word r****t on Portland (Dorset) where yonks ago, burrowing bunnies were blamed for a major rock fall that killed dozens of quarry workers. Even today, that word, used in a local pub, will attract genuine hostility.

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