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 please mention the fact that wheelie bins were over taken me on the motorway  

    
 :, hardly notable, and you are not a reliable source   

 == Edit request on 8 December 2011 == 

  

 You're missing a key definition of the term 'bawbag'. It's used to mean a stupid, glaikit, foolish or generally annoying person (or thing) in this case. The definition adds texture to the original joke. Urban dictionary in agreement. 
 http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=bawbag 

    
 : I'm sorry, but really any of the definitions of the term are irrelevant to the article. Wikipedia is not a dictionary.  •••)  

 == Oh My God Trampoline == 

 Worth mentioning the Oh my god trampoline? 

 Many major news websites reported the viral video, as it trended on twitter. original video at http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=214702938604320 

 Copies are on youtube etc.  — Preceding unsigned comment added by     

 :No.     

 == Edit request on 9 December 2011 == 

  

  
 Please mention ferries in the transport page!! 

    
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 == Did You Know == 

 Ok guys, this is easily DYK material. Let's work tomorrow to clean it up and then nominate soon. I'm envisaging the hook being something along the lines of  ...that Windstorm Friedhelm, a storm which passed over the northern UK, was colloquially nicknamed Hurricane Bawbag in Scotland. The term Bawbag being slang for male genitalia.    
 :As much as it makes me cringe, the etymology does make for good DYK material. That hook is kinda too long, though, so perhaps  
 ...that Hurricane Bawbag, the colloquial name for European windstorm Friedhelm, comes from a Scottish slang word for scrotum?  •••)  
 ::I like Ks0stm's revision, a bit less wordy and a better flow. But it does suggest (if you take out the middle clause) that the hurricane comes from the word bawbag, rather than just its colloquial name. So I would suggest either ... that the name Hurricane Bawbag... and then the rest of Ks0stm's version, or something like  
 ...that a Scottish slang word for scrotum was used to colloquially rename European windstorm Friedhelm as Hurricane Bawbag?    
 :::I'm fine with either that or your revision of my wording, although I think if having to choose I would say the revision of my wording on the basis of it seems to communicate the interesting fact a bit better (although that may be because I understand my wording better naturally).  •••)  

 == Edit request on 9 December 2011 == 

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