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Originally Posted by frau kaleun
He also found out right quick after arriving that calling someone a "booger" was not quite the same thing in London as it was back home.
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I once was sharing the 'differences' with some people I worked with, when one woman asked me a question. She said she and her husband had been on a cruise ship and some English travellers suddenly gave her a strange look. She was still trying to figure out what she'd said to offend them, so she innocently asked me:
"Do you know what 'bugger' means?"