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No thanks. Those large, round discs of dead skin from the soles of your feet are hard to make palatable.

Purple lampoon?

As I see it, it's a guy sharking after hours in Cleveland.

I've heard this one but not sure of its meaning: A frayed rope in the pulley.
It's applied to chaps who (ahem) can't get IT up. IT, or Information Technology, is quite a complex undertaking and a broken wire (frayed rope) in the circuit (the pulley) will just prevent the user getting it working (up).

Safari Beard

The results of a night in the bush.

Ahem.

I've heard of a Toilet Duck, but what is a Pantry Chicken?
Ah the Pantry Chicken is that strange little beast that lurks in the larder, but whose existence it is impossible to prove. It is responsible for mysterious crumbs where there used to be cakes. For scuffling, scuttling noises heard on opening the door suddenly. For any strange noises heard through the closed door. And most notably for the fact that eggs - that turn out to be hopelessly addled - turn up in the most unlikely places.
The chicken itself of course is mythical, but it is used to explain any of the above (and many other) inexplicable phenomena involving this store room.

I once overheard an elderly pair of ladies discussing Pimlico pasties - any ideas ?

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