Not sure I'd want my missus covered in this

[Drago]

Erm, can't see this selling well in the UK, except perhaps in selected lay bys and quiet forest car parks...

http://www.spunkwear.com/

 

[midlife]

Covered on the BBC website today ..... I still like Smeg fridges the best as there were parodied in Wallace and Grommit

Shaun

 

[jefmcg]

I can see why you wouldn't want your lady wearing that. They are pretty ugly clothes. And not even cheap.

(shocking. a word that is rude in one country, is not rude in another. )

 

[Dave Davenport]

I remember being in an English lesson at school and the phrase 'he sure had a lot of spunk' coming up in the (can't remember what but obviously American) book we were reading, you can imagine the amusement this generated with a bunch of 12 year old's.

 

[Fnaar]

Christmas list complete

 

[vernon]

Christmas list complete

But you'll look stupid wearing it.

 

[Joey Shabadoo]

I have a daesh washer. Cleans the dishes, goes into a spin cycle then shouts Alan's Snackbar and explodes.


Saves on Fairy Liquid though.

 

[Vapin' Joe]

Donkeys years back when the first Mrs SJ used to watch one of the Aussie soaps, one of the girls in the serious came out with the phrase, "Wow, he's a spunk" to describe a character she fancied. Furthest I've ever spat my tea.

 

[Joey Shabadoo]

The office girls at a previous employer nicknamed one of my colleagues "Spunkbubble" because "We'd like to lick you all up". Apparently this is not in the least bit sexist.

 

[marknotgeorge]

It's a pity you can't get Fanny Wang headphones anymore. They'd be the perfect companion for your Spunkwear when out jogging.

 

[jefmcg]

Donkeys years back when the first Mrs SJ used to watch one of the Aussie soaps, one of the girls in the serious came out with the phrase, "Wow, he's a spunk" to describe a character she fancied. Furthest I've ever spat my tea.

Yeah, it was a common amongst 13-18 year olds when I was a kid. I remember then Rik Mayall and Ben Elton toured, for some reason they got this epithet. Cue much laughter, and then to clue ozzies in on what they found funny, explained it was like someone coming up to you and saying "sperm".

English software engineers found this name hilariously funny back in the day. He went by the diminutive back then.

 

[Vapin' Joe]

Wankerbar was a brand of tubular tyre made in Russia. Someone imported a batch into this country where they gained cult status.

 

[awomaninsane]

I remember seeing a Smeg fridge and being a little bit worried about what might be on the inside.

 

[Mark1978]

Not sure if that hand placement is done on purpose...

 

[ayceejay]

Doesn't the word Fiat translate as fart in Spanish.
Strangely I find the American avoidance of these kind of words amusing, I was once told that my dog had
"gone to the bathroom" on their lawn, it took me a while to figure that out.