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Post by angelislington on Jan 18, 2008 9:59:43 GMT
Or is it supposed to be 'semtex'?
I've heard a couple of people use it and I can't work out what it means!
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Post by Deleted on Jan 18, 2008 20:41:29 GMT
Imagine that it's 'semtex' and that it is the same as 'bravo sierra'...
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Post by angelislington on Jan 19, 2008 9:30:15 GMT
ahhh! <penny drops>
Ta!
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Post by railtechnician on Jan 25, 2008 12:36:26 GMT
Or is it supposed to be 'semtex'? I've heard a couple of people use it and I can't work out what it means! Beeper Sentex is literal B%X, mind you the per cent could do with an extra l. I lay claim to the term 'beeper sentex', although b%x has existed in the written form for several years I coined the phrase myself and began using it in that form in 2004. It is gradually making it into the spoken word. Edited to add; I don't know where the written form originated but I know it has been around for at least eight years, an acquaintance who is a bus driver has been using it in his email messages for at least that long. |
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