The arches would stick up their two fingers above the parapet to say look i've still got my two fingers. The story goes that when english arches would see french soldiers they'd stick up their fingers at them to show them look I've stillGotTwoFinger. "Apparently it's not true," says presenter David Walliams. 'It means we have still got two fingers so we can draw our boat' "I don't think uh we need to go in that direction now now", he adds.
aka "The Boat that Rocked" or "The Drunk Episode 2". In this episode I spent the evening on a narrowboat on a canal in a part of North London known as Little Venice, with my friends Alex, Paul, Moz and Dave. Join us as we talk about life on the canal boat, the first jobs we ever had, answers to a few questions sent in by a long-term listener called Hiroshi, and explanations of various rude expressions and jokes which came up spontaneously during the conversation. Please be aware that this episode contains strong language, rude & explicit content and plenty of bad 'jokes'. Click here for more information
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