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Bad Debts (2012) [ebook] We had the usual rent-a-lefty crowd outside Parliament.at rent-a-, pfx
Bad Debts (2012) [ebook] We had the usual rent-a-lefty crowd outside Parliament. Bad Debts (2012) [ebook] No-one really gave a shit about Hoagland.at not give a shit, v.
Bad Debts (2012) [ebook] Have a little muck about, get the feel olf him [i.e. a racehorse].at muck about, v.
Bad Debts (2012) [ebook] I buggered about, bought a drink, looked at the magazines, studied the engine additives .at bugger about, v.
Bad Debts (2012) [ebook] He was a runt, five foot fuckall.at fuck all, n.
Bad Debts (2012) [ebook] I haven’t even offered you a drinky. I generally have a G and T around this time.at g. and t., n.
Bad Debts (2012) [ebook] I got the message from this arsehole in Sydney. Via this spineless arsehole in Melbourne.at arsehole, n.
Bad Debts (2012) [ebook] And it sure as fuck ain’t gonna work to say these Charis Corp girls put their spare housekeeping money into real estate.at sure as fuck under sure as..., phr.
Bad Debts (2012) [ebook] Cold as a mother-in-law’s kiss, my late husband used to say.at ...a step-mother’s breath under cold as..., adj.
Bad Debts (2012) [ebook] What do you say, Jack? It’s not a big ask.at big ask (n.) under ask, n.
Bad Debts (2012) [ebook] Come in or I’ll shoot your balls oiff.at balls, n.
Bad Debts (2012) [ebook] Came out here with two pounds and holes in his socks. Got a job as a brickie, didn’t know a brick from a banjo.at banjo, n.1
Bad Debts (2012) [ebook] And when the estate was sold, there was a bit of a barney over that, wasn’t there?at barney, n.2
Bad Debts (2012) [ebook] The beanie, for Christ’s sakes. It’s Collingwood beanie.at beanie, n.1
Bad Debts (2012) [ebook] ‘I got Mrs Brierley.’ ‘You beauty. What does she say?’.at beauty, n.1
Bad Debts (2012) [ebook] Pitman looked like he’d been bitten in a blow job.at blow job, n.1
Bad Debts (2012) [ebook] There was a lot of paranoia about the Branch. If you believed all the people who said the Branch were watching them [etc].at Branch, the, n.
Bad Debts (2012) [ebook] Came out here with two pounds and holes in his socks. Got a job as a brickie, didn’t know a brick from a banjo.at brickie, n.
Bad Debts (2012) [ebook] I’ve been dealing with the fucking media for forty years. Ms Hillier thought she’d have a better chance of getting me to tip a bucket if she sent you.at tip a bucket (v.) under bucket, n.
Bad Debts (2012) [ebook] Too busy fighting their factional wars to give a bugger about the voters.at not give a bugger (v.) under bugger, n.3
Bad Debts (2012) [ebook] Eddie’s a disloyal little bugger with lots of bad habits, but he wouldn’t actually harm anyone.at bugger, n.1
Bad Debts (2012) [ebook] The union’s telling him to slow down [...] So bugger the union.at bugger, v.1
Bad Debts (2012) [ebook] Danny’s dead. Bugger off.at bugger off, v.
Bad Debts (2012) [ebook] The stable got such a fright when they saw the odds go to buggery.at to buggery (adv.) under buggery, n.
Bad Debts (2012) [ebook] ‘I might have kept him out of jail.’ [...] ‘Bullshit, mate’.at bullshit!, excl.
Bad Debts (2012) [ebook] Not even Harker was stupid enough to give [the job] to him. Not then, anyway. Later on, they were like bumboys.at bum boy (n.) under bum, n.1
Bad Debts (2012) [ebook] Nice bus this [...] but it hasn’t got the legs for this kind of thing [i.e. a high-speed pursuit].at bus, n.2
Bad Debts (2012) [ebook] You can’t live at home and eat MacDonald’s for what I can do it. Dirt, Jack, dirt.at cheap as dirt (adj.) under cheap, adj.
Bad Debts (2012) [ebook] Eric was just chipping in the beginning. ‘Everything’s under control,’ was his favourite expression.at chip, v.2
Bad Debts (2012) [ebook] The girls with one pretty summer before the baies and the cigs and the mid-moprning start on the wine cask.at cig, n.
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