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They fucking arrest you in the UK for offending someone [usually when bad language is used] nowadays - section 5 of the Public Order Act 1986 - lazy coppers use it when swear-words are used and they've got nothing else that they can arrest someone for. 5 Harassment, alarm or distress. (1)A person is...

We have scallops in the UK too - a slice of potato about the same size and shape as a hamburger, deep fried in batter. Anything that you'd put on your chips (that's proper chips - not crisps, not french fries, but proper chips) is good for a scallop - so salt and vinegar are totally acceptable as ar...

I could have sworn there were more submitted definitions: https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=fneb Jeeze, 10 years! more like 17 by my experience. Cherry, anyone? Ah, the infamous cherry post. Has to be the first post on the next page or it doesn't count. Yup :D - I had a folder full of...

I've found a couple more - with differences in names or pictures:

Nice board run

Going through some old hard drives and found this - my file is dated 2005 but that could be a back-up date.

I could have sworn there were more submitted definitions:
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=fneb

Jeeze, 10 years! more like 17 by my experience.

Cherry, anyone?

British food's not all bad but a lot of the good stuff has been ruined by bad cooks - and the reputation has suffered accordingly. My home county (Lincolnshire) is known for its sausages made with sage and pepper. Not so well known for its Stuffed Chine which is a favourite of mine and not bland. To...

UK makes the list with Fish & Chips. (hold on while I act shocked) Canada makes the list with Poutine & Maple Syrup. (was there ever any doubt) Australia makes the list with Chicken Parmesan. (Australia has chickens?) Italy makes the list with Lasagna & Pizza. (again, hold on while I act shocked) U...