Roger someone? We don't use the word that way here. Does it mean to um...F someone?

Posted by Cory [nt] on March 31, 2001 at 19:32:03:

In Reply to: I'm sure I remember Master Bates. Roger means to well roger someone - the cabin boy for example.. nt posted by Tiggy on March 31, 2001 at 13:03:35:

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: : By the way, whats so sick about Roger the Cabin Boy? Is Roger slang in England?

: : -Cory

: : : I am always interested in cultural differences, especially linguistic ones.

: : : Here there was a programme called 'Captain Pugwash', a kids cartoon about a group of rather congenial pirates.

: : : Two of the characters were Seaman Staines and Master Bates.

: : : We also had a programme called 'Rainbow' where a male froglike character called Zippy, regularly went to bed with a pink male hippopotamus type character called George who carried a handbag and wore curlers in bed.

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