Rots of ruck

[nq:1]There is a joke on foreigner who says 'rots of ruck on your coming erection' instead of 'lots of luck on your coming election'. But what does 'rots of ruck' mean when used with a man's erection?[/nq]
Must have something to do with rugby...

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[nq:1]There is a joke on foreigner who says 'rots of ruck on your coming erection' instead of 'lots of luck on your coming election'. But what does 'rots of ruck' mean when used with a man's erection?[/nq]
I wouldn't touch one that with a ten-foot pole. ;-)>

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[nq:1]There is a joke on foreigner who says 'rots of ruck on your coming erection' instead of 'lots of luck on your coming election'. But what does 'rots of ruck' mean when used with a man's erection?[/nq]
Does this have anything to do with the visitor to a Far Eastern electronics assembly line, who asked what the girls used for flux?

DC

[nq:1]There is a joke on foreigner who says 'rots of ruck on your coming erection' instead of 'lots of luck on your coming election'. But what does 'rots of ruck' mean when used with a man's erection?[/nq]
It means somebody needs an intervention for their Scooby-Doo obsession. And how.
Mike G.

Mark Leanne wrote on 05 Mar 2005:
[nq:1]There is a joke on foreigner who says 'rots of ruck on your coming erection' instead of 'lots of luck on your coming election'. But what does 'rots of ruck' mean when used with a man's erection?[/nq]
Nothing to do "rucksack", I suppose?

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[nq:2]There is a joke on foreigner who says 'rots of ... 'rots of ruck' mean when used with a man's erection?[/nq]
[nq:1]I wouldn't touch one that with a ten-foot pole. ;-)>[/nq]
I wouldn't touch a ten-foot Pole under any circumstances.
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[nq:2]There is a joke on foreigner who says 'rots of ... 'rots of ruck' mean when used with a man's erection?[/nq]
[nq:1]Does this have anything to do with the visitor to a Far Eastern electronics assembly line, who asked what the girls used for flux?[/nq]
Or to the two African-American girls who, when the cameraman asked them to stay still so he could focus, said 'What, both us?'
Cha

[nq:1]There is a joke on foreigner who says 'rots of ruck on your coming erection' instead of 'lots of luck on your coming election'. But what does 'rots of ruck' mean when used with a man's erection?[/nq]
When a man says he got lucky, we know what that means.
Joe Fineman joe (Email Removed)