Prank AND the subversive point of view

[arrowsmithbt]

No: HPFGUIDX 80240

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "bluesqueak" <pipdowns at e...> wrote:
> Laura:
>> 
> [Grin]. They're about the same: berk and pillock both mean a stupid 
> person. But I'd rather be a berk than a pillock – `berk' is often 
> said as `a bit of a berk', whereas `pillock' is often said as `a 
> complete pillock'. Both are fairly mild, btw, and often quite 
> affectionate.
>
Oh Pip!
*Much* better to  be called a pillock. You've  forgotten your
Cockney slang.

Berk is short for Berkshire Hunt.

Kneasy