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20-09-06, 03:27

Jon Skagfeld Jon Skagfeld is offline

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Quote:

Originally posted by Vets Dottir
Good one Pedr! Isn't that known as KP?

Ma Yappy

The initials "KP" stand for Kitchen Police. It is an American term.

The Canadian/British term "fatigues" encompasses such peeling duties as well as any other DLSJs that had to be done.

Yappy don't bother googling DLSJ...it surely ain't there!

PM if ya really wanna know.

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