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Don’t blame Father Ted

Magners argued that the term feck had been in usage since the 1800s and, in Ireland, the term was used in informal, everyday colloquial conversation with different meanings. They said it could be used to mean “to steal”, “to throw” or “to leave hastily”.

Adjudication: Wm Magners Ltd (Advertising Standards Authority, UK)

I can’t even begin to elaborate…

Edit: Hello Mulley Readers! I’ve been Fluffied again…

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  1. Keith says

    Feckin’ gombeen men.

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  1. Damien Mulley » Blog Archive » Fluffy Links - Thursday 11th December 2008 linked to this post on December 11, 2008

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