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In lugnet.trains, James Powell writes:
> In lugnet.trains, Jim Schifeling writes:
> > I'm gonna bet the "knocker up" is a mostly UK term as well.
> > I think it would elicit snickers from grown men in the US
>
> Actually, I heard it from a Aussie.
I've never hear "knocker up", but the phrase "knock 'er up" has a couple of
meanings in Aus - first to build something quickly, as in to "knock up a shed
in the back yard". It's other meaning is related to procreation, and I won't
spell it out here...
ROSCO
FUT .o-t.fun
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