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• JennyJ Posts: 10,576

  April 2023

  One could interpret it as "**** off Hitler" or similar. That's what I saw, anyway.
  

  Doncaster, South Yorkshire. Soil type: sandy, well-drained
  

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• war garden 572 Posts: 664

  April 2023

  In the USA it is "V" FOR VICTORY. 

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• war garden 572 Posts: 664

  April 2023 edited April 2023

  pansyface given rude and abusive posts by the locals
   recently I do not care how they react. If they think
  I am suggesting something vulgar that's on them not me.
  given the  forum is international they need to adapt too. 
   One of my teachers said just because a word starts with 
   "f" and ends with "uck". it is not vulgar if the word is "firetruck" 
  
  

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• B3 Posts: 27,505

  April 2023

  It's not international but we do welcome most people from other parts of the world

  In London. Keen but lazy.

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• Emptyheadtime Posts: 366

  April 2023

  B3 said:

  It's not international but we do welcome most people from other parts of the world

  Sorry I disagree with this. The TV show may be filmed in the UK but it is shown in over 30 countries and an internet forum is open to all. 

  
  

  Emptyheadtime, Ireland.

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• Skandi Posts: 1,723

  April 2023

  There's enough people looking for something to be offended by without us starting here. It's a historical poster much as the gesture is, and the gesture also was for victory in the first place.
  

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• war garden 572 Posts: 664

  April 2023 edited April 2023

  here is another one from world war one.
  The Boston Globe Sun, Jul 22, 1917 · Page 22
  
  

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• WAMS Posts: 1,960

  April 2023

  Interesting. What does canning mean, then, here? Assuming you don't have your own tin works in your domestic set-up. Does canning include putting things in bottles, too?  (I seldom cook, don't grow food as a rule-  sorry about the stupid question.)

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• war garden 572 Posts: 664

  April 2023

  WAMS canning in that context also meant bottling.
  

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