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Our local equivalent is painted orange and is proudly sign written with the words "Honey Wagon"

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I'm not an idiot, just a very naughty boy.

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Of course here, some people like to pronounce Colin homophonically with colon which I think anyone named Colin would find unflattering.  At least there's a St. Kevin.  Not so much for Colin.

 

 I have a nephew named Colin, which I pronounce as Colon. . . . Because he's full of  . . . 

 

 

wellll. . .you know.

 

 

John

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 I have a nephew named Colin, which I pronounce as Colon. . . . Because he's full of  . . . 

 

 

wellll. . .you know.

 

 

John

Carry on this discussion much longer, and I'll find it hard to resist posting what I saw on Facebook the other day; loads of comments from people who need to learn to spell, who were talking about how they love to smell their boyfriends colon, and similar delightful remarks!

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Given that they need to learn how to spell, maybe they meant "cologne"?  :scratchhead:

Our sister Factory is in KOLN, sometimes just the odd bit of their work to us. we think of as coming from Colon...

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I wonder if they bother locking it up? There wouldn't be a great interest amongst joy riders to steal this.

I can see a use for it as a tool of vengeance :D.

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An Irishman is sitting quietly in a pub enjoying his pint of Guinness when
he 'tunes in' to the guy next to him ordering a drink and notices he also
has an Irish accent along with the same ginger beard.
Being polite, he says, "That's a familiar accent you've got there, where are
you from ?"
The other man replies, "Well, I was born in the fair city of Dublin"
Surprised, the first guy says, "So was I, what area ?"
"Castle Bar" answers the second man.
"No !" Says the first man, "Well, me also, and I grew up on McAllan Street."
"Well I never" exclaimed the second man...."That's where I grew up, what
school did you attend ?"
"St Stephens, I left in 1964"
"So did I !, that very year" said the first man, "My teacher was Sister
Mary O'Connor"
"Well I never !" replied the second man, "Who would believe this ?"


Just then, Jerry O'Leary, a pub regular, walks into the bar and over to the
bar to order his usual drink.
Frank, the barman, rolls his eyes and says "Hello Jerry, were in for a right
cracker of a night tonight my friend"
"Why's that Frank ?" asks Jerry
Frank, with a deadpan expression replies "The Murphy twins are pissed
again"

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