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    Is a Bowie knife still a Bowie knife over there?
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    My! You are just full of little tidbits of knowledge. 😏
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    Originally posted by paulbuchmanfromfics
    Is a Bowie knife still a Bowie knife over there?
    The last time I can recall, a Bowie knife is called a "Bowie knife" but perhaps there is a new slang term for it too, since I am just an old fart that has lost track of time. Perhaps the Duchess can help you out on that one.
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    "What's in a name? that which we call a Bowie
    By any other name would cut as sweet"

    I can just see ole Bill Shakespeare in a coon skin hat at the Alamo.
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    28 Sep '12 14:42
    Originally posted by paulbuchmanfromfics
    Is a Bowie knife still a Bowie knife over there?
    No, it's called a Jones knife.

    Richard
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    🙂

    I wonder how many got that one.

    Clue: A Ziggy Stardust Knife
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    28 Sep '12 18:35
    Originally posted by greenpawn34
    🙂

    I wonder how many got that one.

    Clue: A Ziggy Stardust Knife
    I had to look it up. 😞
    The only time I remember seeing or hearing him was "The Man Who Fell To Earth", and I saw way more than I wanted to!
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    Originally posted by greenpawn34
    I am appalled at the time trouble tactics employed by players I once admired and respected.
    (especially you SG - and you said a rude word.)

    And Kingshill, you were once top dog here.
    My 1400 lads read this forum and look what you and your
    band of rascals are teaching them.

    When my opponent is in time trouble I stop the clocks and give him
    5-1 ...[text shortened]... ck accidently move it closer towards him. Watch them
    slapping your button and not noticing.)
    it was a sheath knife and it worked. 😛
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    30 Sep '12 15:06
    Originally posted by greenpawn34
    I wonder how many got that one.
    The only reason I remember it is that he had the temerity to call his son Zowie - and the decency to give him the alternative option of Duncan. More celebrities should be that clever.

    Richard
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    30 Sep '12 23:231 edit
    Found a smashing example of OTB 'gamemanship' from the 1930's.
    I'll give it to the Duck. It certainly does not belong in a thread on bad manners.

    Cannot wait to see you lot coming back with examples of this one.
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