The secretary of the Premier's Department, Gerry Gleason, told the British Consul-General that New South Wales was'being buggered about'and that the British needed their'backsides kicked '.
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This is as acceptable as screw up, which followed the same metaphoric trail from verbal obscenity . ( You can say all screwed up on American television or all buggered up on British television without raising eyebrows .)
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In chat room entry last year on freerepublic . com, Corsi writes : " Islam is a peaceful religion _ just as long as the women are beaten, the boys buggered and the infidels are killed ."
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As a cited example see Luncheon of the Boating Party # Cleaning, but, as I say, almost all of the Old Masters have been buggered-about with by ham-fisted restorers over the last 500 years.
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A single episode titled " Asshat " was created ( and'buggered up'by, among many things, turning Bob into a weird Scooby-Doo caricature ) by Picking's friend Rob Manuel, founder of b3ta.
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Just rename nmme, like I asked, buut which is evidently being delayed until the arbcom get off their arses and approve it-oh, gee, sending it to the group that have buggered me over at every turn!
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It is not surprising he has buggered off on'holiday', I hope he didn't go anywhere with access to British or American television or newspapers . talk ) 12 : 22, 3 May 2010 ( UTC)
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Therefore, I want to turn off this feature ( if it is a feature and not just that my laptop is buggered ) but nothing changes when I open Power Management in System > Preferences and set suspend to'never '.
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Let's go back to the beginning and say [ the Doctor ] was a Time Lord, a renegade Time Lord, a pain in the arse for the other Time Lords who stole his TARDIS and buggered off around the universe.
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In this latter form it found fame in New Zealand in 1956 through rugby player Peter Jones, who in a live post-match radio interview-declared himself " absolutely buggered ", a turn of phrase considered shocking at the time.
