The Queen's English was good enough for Jesus Christ, so it's good enough for me

[venta]

We haven't had one of these in a while... yup, it's a word I use that no one else knows.

If I suggested you get someone to give you a croggy, would you know what I meant? I just used this phrase in the office (for context, to my boss who's currently having transport issues as his car's in dock). He looked at me funny.

He does that a lot anyway, but I think it was the word "croggy" in this instance.

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[shrydar.livejournal.com]

Yes, that sort of direction. Of course, now I've read what was actually meant, I still stand by my "unpleasant ordeal" definition - I never did understand the appeal of being perched precariously on the back of someone else's wobbly conveyance.