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knightley
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 Re: A Series Lingo Its another Language I tell ya! Bugster wrote: But do you REALLY eat it with chips  I always have mayonnaise with my chips. I always thought the practice originated in Belgium.
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Tom Duckpower
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Re: A Series Lingo Its another Language I tell ya! Bugster wrote: But do you REALLY eat it with chips Sometimes yes, or even with baked potatoes.. That's nice too!  The best way to eat them: "een puntzak friet met mayonaise", from a good snackbar in Maastricht 
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lpgo
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Re: A Series Lingo Its another Language I tell ya! Tom Duckpower wrote: Bugster wrote: But do you REALLY eat it with chips Sometimes yes, or even with baked potatoes.. That's nice too! The best way to eat them: "een puntzak friet met mayonaise", from a good snackbar in Maastricht I know exactly the one you mean!!! We often qued up?? when in Maastricht!!!!
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subarupete
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Re: A Series Lingo Its another Language I tell ya! lekker
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lpgo
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Re: A Series Lingo Its another Language I tell ya! smullen maar 
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Russell wrote: Hi Geo,
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SteveQ
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Re: A Series Lingo Its another Language I tell ya! Mr Unhinged wrote: Live and learn  Why sidewinder though? I have a sneaking suspicion it might be to do with the Falklands war. Sidewinder missiles were used in '82 by the Harrier pilots. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AIM-9_Sidewinder Which meant the word was in the public consciousness in the early 80s. First sidewinders were 84-ish? Earlier? Plus it sounds cool. Obviously. </relurks>
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Sean
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Re: A Series Lingo Its another Language I tell ya! but what kind of potatoes?
Pentland Squire or Javelin?
( so Mr Unhinged do you get thread drift like this in the VW world?)
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Graham Jones
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Re: A Series Lingo Its another Language I tell ya! Frietjes met!
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Russell
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Re: A Series Lingo Its another Language I tell ya! And nobody understands what Andy Morris is.
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james2cv
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