Does “faggots” mean something else in the UK? Apparently it did back in 1994.
Highly Offensive Yet Hilarious “Faggots” Commercial
By Yosef Solomon on September 17th, 2009
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Mitchell
September 17th, 2009 - 12:14:03 PM
Yeah, in England "faggot" means a bundle of sticks and "faggots" refers to meatballs. But, as you can imagine - due to the internet, etc., neither term is really used as such in England any more.
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