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Bunch of Ratbags 217: This worked quite effectively and they then looked real ‘abfab’ (absolutely fabulous), another of our bodgie words. There was a terrific pull-over that had just come out lately from Sydney and boy, was this abfab! Bunch of Ratbags 153: When yuh get a bit old and yuh can’t keep up with the younger stickers that yuh’ll be workin’ with, they’ll arsehole yuh. Bunch of Ratbags 288: I really appreciated Frank Sinatra’s acting when he played a dope-addict trying to get the monkey off his back in the picture Man with a Golden Arm. Bunch of Ratbags 169: A ‘square’ was a society person who [...] didn’t like widgies, beer, fights, back-ups or bodgie clothes. Bunch of Ratbags 171: Baldy ain’t particular what age yah are as long as yah got dough. Bunch of Ratbags 163: We had some terrific street brawls with the dagos that the Government had started bringing out. Our boys hated these dagos and bolts [sic] that were coming out here, trying to take over our country. Bunch of Ratbags 155: On top of this he was an ear-basher. Bunch of Ratbags 172: Most of the participants were small-time crooks, standover men, S.P. bookies, perverts, bashers and street-fighters. Bunch of Ratbags 45: He became violent and we got belted up. Bunch of Ratbags 163: Argles hooked a kid for slinging off at Richie and calling him a Bible-basher’s son. Bunch of Ratbags 198: I was glad I never slept with her that night. I made up my mind then always find out as much as I could about a doll if she was the town bike. Bunch of Ratbags 138: The local rag wrote a bit about them and the next thing you know – bingo! Bunch of Ratbags 194: I was a bloke who didn’t like losing, especially to a rigged-up machine. That was for the birds, not me. Bunch of Ratbags 67: I think I’ll blow through now, Cookie. Bunch of Ratbags 77: What a bludge those blokes have. Bunch of Ratbags 47: ‘Sit down, yer bludgin’ little dog,’ he screamed. [Ibid.] 205: I [...] started drinking the cup of tea hurriedly, so the boss would not know I was bludging. Bunch of Ratbags 138: I’d been bludgin’ a couple of bob around the pubs. Bunch of Ratbags 44: ‘Associated Thieves’ was what they should call themselves. The poor people were poor enough without these thieving bludgers so gratefully helping them to get deeper and deeper into debt. [Ibid.] 98: So anyhow, Dave, I got even with the big Jew bludger. Bunch of Ratbags 147: ‘Get in, yuh bludger,’ swore Duke’s mate as he prodded the bull with a long metal-pointed stick. Bunch of Ratbags 199: We went down the lane and removed our jackets and commenced to blue-onward. Bunch of Ratbags 185: Besides being a vandal and a bodgie-boy I had become a fairly good lover. [Ibid.] 228: Smart guy, eh, bodge? Bunch of Ratbags 136: The kinda haircuts youse got are square now in Sydney. Mine’s the latest bodgie haircut, Continental Style. Bunch of Ratbags 64: Drop the bodgie two bob into his tray and shoot through real quick. Bunch of Ratbags 158: Quite frequently he spent the weekend in the boob and had to appear in court on the Monday. Bunch of Ratbags 39: Now that old Robbie was gone we would have to keep really sweet with this boss-bloke. Bunch of Ratbags 36: We sold it to a bottle-o and scrap-metal dealer. Bunch of Ratbags 226: We were all hanging out the windows, whistling up some of the bits of ‘brush’ (sheilas) that were walking along. Bunch of Ratbags 52: They all became the best of buddie-buddies. Bunch of Ratbags 39: It was a lot of bull-dust I know, but it was a lot of necessary bull-dust. [Ibid.] 189: I should have known those bludgers were only bull-dustin’. Bunch of Ratbags 283: With all the numbers connected to the pills, I felt like an adding-machine gone bung.