
Where do you start
The use of 'muff-hungry' is pure genius it's a shame there was no angle for getting the phrase 'all you can eat muff buffet', enough of my dreams though.
Mine's the one with the tooth pick in the pocket
Weary residents of Muff Road in Orari, New Zealand, have requested a name change after repeated thefts of its road signs by muff-hungry souvenir hunters. According to the Timaru Herald, Muff Road has rarely enjoyed secure signage, and operatives apparently gave up replacing the signs after the last set went AWOL around 18 …
the residents of this place where I spent some time on manouvers whilst in the forces called themselves?
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Me and a mate drive out to this place especially for some stand by the road sign photo ops. Not much here tho, small farming community ...
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There are several villages in Ireland called Muff, but one of them is next to another village called Nobber in Co. Meath.
http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=d&source=s_d&saddr=muff&daddr=Nobber,+Co.+Meath,+Republic+of+Ireland&hl=en&geocode=%3BFag5NQMd9AmZ_w&mra=ls&sll=53.824505,-6.751545&sspn=0.011348,0.027337&ie=UTF8&z=15
Paris because she knows that Nobber and Muff should always be together.
I have heard of several origins for the word "muff" but it was only when I moved to France that I discovered it is from the French word, "Meuf", which means woman. In French there is a commonly used slang/street-talk called Verlan which simply inverts the word. In this slang "Femme" becomes "Meuf". So in French it is not vulgar to call one's girlfriend, "ma meuf".