One etymology of the term " codswallop " originates from beer sold in Codd bottles, though this is generally dismissed as a folk etymology.
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It is largely untrue, but, sadly, if mud is thrown it tends to stick . " Martin also labeled the book as " codswallop ".
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Think of Wikipedia as a drunken lout speeding down the " information superhighway " tossing all kinds of sundry codswallop out the car window for others to pick up after.
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"Any prediction can turn out to be a combination of codswallop, kerfluffle and flapdoodle, " he says while wearing the EyeTap at a Toronto pizza joint.
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In 2008 they produced their notable short film " Codswallop " which was nominated for a BAFTA Award for Best Short Animation at the 62nd British Academy Film Awards.
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And any myopic talk accusing the books of being anti-Christian tools of the devil, or enemies of the Constitution, is _ to use a bit of Potter-speak _ a crock of codswallop.
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This has nothing to do with left or right ( or even green ), or with scientists blowing off codswallop belief systems like ID, but truth be told, the outcome is even worse than most think.
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The " Bafta-winning detective drama is a heap of old codswallop that makes no sense at all, " said Christopher Stevens in the " Daily Mail ", referencing episode three . " The first episode was shaky.
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I tottaly agree its some serious codswallop, but you have to admit it would be very interesting if someone expanded this thought to the point of publication . sorry for posting the page, i definately should have read some noob posting faqs.
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:: : : Hey 141, I don't think it's helpful to call you a " convicted liar, " since you may sincerely believe this codswallop and may have spun and manipulated all that text to fit what you in good faith believe to be true.
