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on September 7, 2017
I highly doubt that Sir Bader would be using that kind of language.
Sir Douglas.
The title “Sir” goes with the given name, not the family name.
Fokk the Fokking Fokkers!
Apparently Douglas Bader swore like a trooper!
That explains a lot. I thought he was a pilot.
Yeah but in front of an all girl audience?
I groaned when my college roommate told me that joke — 50 years ago. Also, Fokkers were Dutch.
Ukko is right, and in fact it’s probably older than that. I heard it back in high school, and I’m 64 now!
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I highly doubt that Sir Bader would be using that kind of language.
Sir Douglas.
The title “Sir” goes with the given name, not the family name.
Fokk the Fokking Fokkers!
Apparently Douglas Bader swore like a trooper!
That explains a lot. I thought he was a pilot.
Yeah but in front of an all girl audience?
I groaned when my college roommate told me that joke — 50 years ago. Also, Fokkers were Dutch.
Ukko is right, and in fact it’s probably older than that. I heard it back in high school, and I’m 64 now!