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geeker

7th June 2025, 19:05
Serious BBC question...
Would it be too offensive to employ the term used at 1:40 of the following This is Spinal Tap video?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOSAumt6YF4
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buddy

7th June 2025, 19:10
. I would not be offended, but unfortunately I do not speak for all humanity. However, now that you have put the word in our heads you might as well use it.
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geeker

7th June 2025, 19:10
Gonna pass. I figured only those less likely to object would click on the video.
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jono

7th June 2025, 19:25
As a rule, I avoid anything that Chambers cites as “derogatory” or “offensive”.
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chrise

7th June 2025, 19:35
I didn't actually hear it - was it sotto voce[/]?
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chrise

7th June 2025, 19:36
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rafflesthegt

7th June 2025, 19:40
🎶 Any ole iron
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geeker

7th June 2025, 19:52
Yes, half-whispered. But as a Spinal Tap fanatic I've memorized the dialogue.
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tyke51

7th June 2025, 20:46
Hello Cleveland!
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swarbrules

7th June 2025, 21:32
It goes back a long way but always seems to have been a vulgar term. I would not like to see it in a crossword or (as I once did) hear it yelled at a grandchild outside ASDA.

My crossword tenet:

What would Araucaria do?
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