The accused allegedly replied: "I will shoot you, you
bugger," then brought the gun to Smart's head.
It's only because I'm such a stubborn
bugger that I decided to carry on.
The outspoken former Wallaby began his newspaper column, "
Bugger,
bugger,
bugger".
He is a big green
bugger and we were just a little worried that he wouldn't like the ground.
Let politicians - and especially First Ministers - near football and they
bugger it up.
The European Parliament is the political jackpot for no-hopers who want to earn buckets of money and prance around looking important while accomplishing the sum total of
bugger all.
According to Tim Claydon, an e-commerce consultant who runs the syndicate that owns the horse, the information was there all along on the internet, "but because no
bugger has actually published it, we can't run the horse in the race we've aimed him for".
Well,
bugger employee confidentiality - what about patients' rights?
I'm running him over hurdles as I'm hoping it will wake the old
bugger up
Which seems like a pretty good idea, considering New Labour seems perfectly happy to pass laws which allow 16-year-old boys to
bugger each other, yet is unwilling to name those in their own Government who do the same.
