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if you as me you can substitute any nationality before the word BULL and you'd have the same thing..tee hee Irish bull (EYE-rish bul) noun A ludicrously incongruous statement. [From Latin bull (to mock, jest, etc).] |
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same as malarky, i presume? |
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yuppers .... you get ze idea ma·lar·key also ma·lar·ky Pronunciation Key (m-lärk) n. Slang Exaggerated or foolish talk, usually intended to deceive: “snookered by a lot of malarkey” (New Republic). i like ze word snookered as well..ehhehe |
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yay! for malarky...I actually use that quite a lot already... Willy-Nilly is another fun one to drop in to your conversation, um...willy-nilly... |
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