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I often wondered how they make fries ... makes sense ..lol
As I have already explained, there is no logic behind it, its simply to troll Spurs fans.
Same as phrases like Chelski, Manure, etc make no logical sense whatsoever but are still said by rival fans.
I think Chelski was even invented by the Sun newspaper, as witty as they are. (How about that Liverpool fans, every time you say Chelski, you are quoting the Sun)
You will just have to accept it HIAG.
Manure is actually used as a horrible chant regarding the Munich crash.
Manure was a chant about Edwards iirc.
Some Man Utd fans will seriously be upset with you calling them Manure. The chant was horrible and very distasteful.
Some new age fans won't give a **** but older fans will remember it for what it was.
That's cockney rhyming-slang for "Scousers."
Mickey Mouse = Scouse
Therefore, "Mouser" = Scouser.
In other words, there is a perfectly rational explanation for the link.
With "spuds" there is nothing.
It is utterly juvenile.
"Roasted Spurs" ffs! Remind me, what twat has that under their avatar?
Spuds is Comedy rhyming slang
I've heard in the past that if someone is bothering you you threaten to give him a " Spud " ...a punch in the mouth .
Thinking of it I never say Chelski. Much prefer Chavs, much truer too!
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Don't worry you will be able to hear it properly come the end of next season, back to norm for you Spuds
"Next season will be the Gunners' season!"
Gooners are the new Mousers.
How low have you become!
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I have never heard anyone outside of this forum refer to Spurs or its supporters as "spuds."
I once mentioned this term to a Chelsea-supporting mate of mine, and he looked at me as though I had just slipped my cock into his hand.
What the Hell does the humble potato have to do with the mighty Spurs? The answer, of course, is "absolutely nothing!" It came about because some juvenile thought to himself, "Spurs sounds a bit like spuds! and spuds are little, like Spurs! Let's call Spurs spuds!" and off he chortled before, no doubt, having another **** in his mother's bathroom.
Some of the more pathetic among you have even made reference to "spuds" in your tags or signatures. I believe one particular twat has "roasted spuds" underneath his avatar!
My point is, that it was a very juvenile and extremely poor "joke" that has long-since passed its sell-by date. Isn't is about time that some of you got a grip and matured a little?
Please, no wumming on this issue. Serious debate only, please. Thank you.
Loads of my Mag mates do.
It's never meant disrespectful, just a nickname which has stuck.
Chill. Your fellow spuds fans normally don't take offence.
Definitely not a one season wonder like you Spuds, Spuds come out of the shadow for once in life time and think they are Billy big bollocks now...Spuds will be Spuds easily mashed, boiled, fried crisp or chips...
Could it be because these Spuds are all mashed so low to the extent nothing is offensive anymore?
If it's such an inoffensive term, then why have you dedicated a whole thread crying about it ?
So you're not going to admit you have completely ****ed up and apologise to Piskie? Poor form I have to say.
HIAG gets schooled on the daily on this forum, whether it's about property law, the topography of San Francisco, or his own club's chants and history.
Although he's spat his dummy out and resorted to insults about me having Roasted Spuds in my avatar sig, my hope is that when he calms down he will see that he has ****ed up once again and offer me an apology
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You should ask Pixie to bookmark that post for you.
He likes doing things like that.
The rest of us have a life to lead, of course.
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Nice one.
I'm about to take my 7 year old to the local village pub. It has a garden, and I fancy a pint of cider.