No 12 years olds please

[Ted Samsel]

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> >Today I learned in school that "bugger" comes from "Bulgarian."
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> >bye! Diana
> 
> Doubtless in a class taught by a Frenchman wearing a necktie.

Shouldn't that be a Croat (hravat) in cravat?

& boogeyman/boogerman comes from the Bugis Archipelago in the
East Indies. The Bugis were known as fierce piratical types
and gave the European mariners a hard time. Little Dutch
kids were scared into submission with threats of the Bugis.

Ted Samsel....tejas at infi.net
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