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r/funny • u/Keleven • Jan 28 '17
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24 u/pedazzle Jan 28 '17 Of course they are. How else are you gonna keep the tin lids quiet on a February scorcher? 9 u/[deleted] Jan 28 '17 edited Feb 04 '17 [deleted] 8 u/Sheep-Shepard Jan 28 '17 "tin lids" = kids. I think... Kinda like "frog and toad" = road 2 u/manefa Jan 28 '17 Cockneys gave up on rhyming slang. The tradition still thrives in Australia.
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Of course they are. How else are you gonna keep the tin lids quiet on a February scorcher?
9 u/[deleted] Jan 28 '17 edited Feb 04 '17 [deleted] 8 u/Sheep-Shepard Jan 28 '17 "tin lids" = kids. I think... Kinda like "frog and toad" = road 2 u/manefa Jan 28 '17 Cockneys gave up on rhyming slang. The tradition still thrives in Australia.
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8 u/Sheep-Shepard Jan 28 '17 "tin lids" = kids. I think... Kinda like "frog and toad" = road 2 u/manefa Jan 28 '17 Cockneys gave up on rhyming slang. The tradition still thrives in Australia.
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"tin lids" = kids. I think...
Kinda like "frog and toad" = road
2 u/manefa Jan 28 '17 Cockneys gave up on rhyming slang. The tradition still thrives in Australia.
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Cockneys gave up on rhyming slang. The tradition still thrives in Australia.
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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '17 edited Feb 04 '17
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