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    Quote Originally Posted by Biff Baff
    It's plural for being baffled while wearing a blindfold I think.
    No, "baffolds" has to be an object capable of removal, as in: "Take out those baffolds, young man, or you'll go straight to bed without any pudding!"

    Rep points for the best definition of "baffolds"! The judge's (that's me) decision shall be final and correspondence will no doubt be entered into.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hitcher
    Rep points for the best definition of "baffolds"!
    I think they're what you get when Biffy sits down.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hitcher
    The judge's (that's me) decision shall be final and correspondence will no doubt be entered into.
    I'm baffold by the corruptness of this statement!
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    Quote Originally Posted by jrandom
    I think they're what you get when Biffy sits down.
    Or are they the folds in the jambon's abdoman when he sits down in a pub?
    Or is it a slang verb for moi? As in, "Baff 'old's on to iz tool innit".
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    Quote Originally Posted by jrandom
    I think they're what you get when Biffy sits down.
    That's quite true, and they're what Mrs Biff holds onto when pillioning, or....whatever (we won't go there). Also known as "lurv handles".

    But (BUT!) because of their resemblance to extra (extraneous) boobies, it's lead to pectoral implants being commonly referred to as 'baffolds', especially when they migrate around the ... er.... baffoldee's body.
    ... and that's what I think.

    Or summat.


    Or maybe not...

    Dunno really....


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    Quote Originally Posted by renegade master
    Hi

    Can anyone tell me how to remove the baffolds(sp?) in a muffler? Or at least point me to a thread that say if its already been covered (did a few searchs but couldnt find anything)


    I was just going to get a bit of wood and a hammer and bash them out
    Rear end a taxi.

    Worked for me. Only prob is now they're loose they're trying to work thier way out the holes in the bottom of the muffler. And it screams. Too loud for my liking.

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    Definition

    It is actually the Welsh pronounciation of the French word for Badderlocks. This is Alaria esculenta, a seaweed that grows in Northern Europe that is used in Curry - also a Welsh word, meaning spiced gravy. In fact Curry is not in Indian vocabulary at all. Although curry could actually be from the French correer - to make ready, but this is in question.

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    Quote Originally Posted by vifferman
    That's quite true, and they're what Mrs Biff holds onto when pillioning, or....whatever (we won't go there). Also known as "lurv handles".
    Oooh! That's not what Mrs H calls "love handles"... (Blushes)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dr Bob
    It is actually the Welsh pronounciation of the French word for Badderlocks. This is Alaria esculenta, a seaweed that grows in Northern Europe that is used in Curry - also a Welsh word, meaning spiced gravy. In fact Curry is not in Indian vocabulary at all. Although curry could actually be from the French correer - to make ready, but this is in question.
    As a Welsh (ish) lady I take issue with this. They pronounce it "cowinbaffoldsboyo".

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    Quote Originally Posted by Daisy Duke
    As a Wesh (ish) lady I take issue with this. They pronounce it "cowinbaffoldsboyo".
    No you're not?! I am, and why did you say you were a Welshman then change it?

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    Doh!! But she is in the room. Does that count?

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    You're right Biff lol. Kev jumped on the PC while I was making a cup of coffee.
    He's such a dick.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Daisy Duke
    As a Wesh (ish) lady I take issue with this. They pronounce it "cowinbaffoldsboyo".
    I was born in South Glamorgan and grew up in Llandaff thank you very much. Bob is short for Rhobat.

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    Ignore her Bob, heshe's a wannabie Taff.
    Swansea lad here

    So would that make you Robbie the Rhobat? Of epic film fame?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dr Bob
    Bob is short for Rhobat.
    Rrrrriiiight.....

    ... and that's what I think.

    Or summat.


    Or maybe not...

    Dunno really....


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