Explosive Kegs
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Dagenham Dave - 'Mouthful of pie'.
What does this mean?
Please discuss.
What does this mean?
Please discuss.
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Sharron Needles
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Can you start with a different one please?
thewarroom
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How bout "Glamorous Glue?" 
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Cake-hole was widely used, in the UK until about 1970s, to refer to a person's mouth. A later equivalent term pie-hole(as in "shut your pie-hole!") began to be used in the USA in the 1980s.
Dave's place of employment, the Ford factory at Dagenham, which was for a long period Europe's largest car factory, has since the 70s become the market leader for new car sales in Britain, a position it has held ever since.
On top of this, during the 80s, Ford Motor Company buys Jaguar Cars for $2.5 billion and becomes a majority shareholder in Aston Martin Lagonda Ltd.
So, while without doubt, the phrase can be read as a double entendre, it is also a lamentation on the Americanization(or Americanisation) of things, even slang, once British...
Dave's place of employment, the Ford factory at Dagenham, which was for a long period Europe's largest car factory, has since the 70s become the market leader for new car sales in Britain, a position it has held ever since.
On top of this, during the 80s, Ford Motor Company buys Jaguar Cars for $2.5 billion and becomes a majority shareholder in Aston Martin Lagonda Ltd.
So, while without doubt, the phrase can be read as a double entendre, it is also a lamentation on the Americanization(or Americanisation) of things, even slang, once British...
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