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    Ady1
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      @ady1

      I only ever heard "bait" coming from geordies

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      Jon
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        Rod wait till its a Bank Holiday for the BC Museum 99% of the atractions will be running or open. Book and pay online cheaper and saves waiting for an eternity.

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        Neil Wyatt
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          @neilwyatt
          Posted by John Reese on 24/04/2018 07:26:28:

          Even in the US a lunch pail is often called a bait can. Did we inherit that from you?

          Lunch pail?

          I thought even Americans only ate chicken out of buckets?

          Neil

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          roy entwistle
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            The mill wenches from Lancashire always had Jackbit. It was used in some pits too

            Roy

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