[Dave xxxx[_2_]]

Tube Rolling ? where did the saying come from ?



ta in advance

[mick]

On Sun, 23 Dec 2007 19:03:14 +0000, Dave xxxx wrote:

Tube Rolling ? where did the saying come from ?



I suppose it's because as soon as you put them down on the bench after
unplugging them the little blighters try to roll away from you... ;-)

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Mick (Working in a M$-free zone!)
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[Sal Brisindi]

Dave xxxx wrote:
Tube Rolling ? where did the saying come from ?



ta in advance


I think Al Gore coined that phrase... :-)

[robert casey]

Tube Rolling ? where did the saying come from ?



I think Al Gore coined that phrase... :-)

I thought it was Bill Clinton, but he didn't fire up the heaters... :-)

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[Ian Iveson]

Dave wondered

Tube Rolling ? where did the saying come from ?

Plain English, I assumed. From "roll up" as in "form a
queue" rather than "make a spliff".

Ian

[PhattyMo]

Ian Iveson wrote:
Dave wondered

Tube Rolling ? where did the saying come from ?

Plain English, I assumed. From "roll up" as in "form a
queue" rather than "make a spliff".

Ian

Aww....I prefer the 'make a spliff' explaination..
Swap tubes..."yeah man,that's the ticket!!" then you roll a spliff and
enjoy your new Tele/Mullard/whatever.


*shrug*

[PS,I'm sick and running a high fever,so I might not make any sense.
(not that I ever do!)]