Oh fuck off.
What you suspected was you could trouser £250 for a CNN interview.
I have no idea what you just said, but I love the idea of trouser bring a verb
I guess it’s the same as “pocket” but maybe for women’s pants that don’t have pockets? Shouldn’t that be “bra” or something though?
Probably a British thing. I think pants is an awkward thing
Pants is underwear, trousers are pants, super simple
Don’t forget undertrousers
Fanny is vagina.
Which I always thought was funny, as at least where I grew up fanny was your ass…
Yes, it’s a weird verb our (UK) tabloid newspapers use for some inexplicable reason. Politicians are always “trousering” cash. It’s not something normal people actually say in conversation.
that’s because “pants” means “underpants” :)
It’s also a hilarious word for Americans
Really? Was it the you hiding boxes of evidence for him that tipped you off?
What am I missing? In the article it says he was tasked from moving them from a car to a plane. How is that hiding them?
Is that orange human scrotum still breathing? Then he’s up to something.
Yeah. He was selling classified information to Russia and Saudi Arabia.
How compelling. Constable, revoke this traitor’s citizenship.
And afterward CNN questioned the man, who was clad as a famous nineteenth century British detective, about the appearant absence of feces.
