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[PushDaddy]

PIGS now stands for, according to the British national press, Portugal, Ireland, Greece, Spain.

These are the Countries that have been troughing with huge snouts at the EU swill bucket.

Your Mother Greece is bankrupt !!

Perhaps we can have a whip round in the TRNC.

You could donate the thousands of pounds you bubbles have collected to pursue meaningless court actions through the UK Courts ( No chance). against buyers in the TRNC.

How is the bubble bursting ????

[Get Real!]

Bubbles has disappeared lately and she’s not from Greece… send her a pm.

[Gasman]

Your Mother Greece is bankrupt !!

She's not my mother. My mother is dead.

Anyway - how nice of you to post with that little friendly snippet of cheer. Are you having a bad day?

[Liontaroui]

PIGS now stands for, according to the British national press, Portugal, Ireland, Greece, Spain.

These are the Countries that have been troughing with huge snouts at the EU swill bucket.

Your Mother Greece is bankrupt !!

Perhaps we can have a whip round in the TRNC.

You could donate the thousands of pounds you bubbles have collected to pursue meaningless court actions through the UK Courts ( No chance). against buyers in the TRNC.

How is the bubble bursting ????

Yep, have a whip around your pumping economy.

[fig head]

i thought pigs meant the police !!

[CBBB]

I thought PIGS stood for PustoDaddy Is Glaringly Stupid!

[fig head]

I thought PIGS stood for PustoDaddy Is Glaringly Stupid!

ummm that sounds quite right, doesnt it?

[paliometoxo]

pigs? police?

[Gasman]

pigs? police?

Yes palio - very common disparaging slang term for them in the UK. Not sure where it came from but in George Orwell's 'Animal Farm.' it is a pig who creates the secret police to take over. Some say it originated in the 60s when the police wore gas masks when dealing with rioters - the masks being pig snout shaped?

[paliometoxo]

ohh lol i wonder where the term pigs came from. fig you seem to know lots of slang english are you sure your not from england?