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Twenty five pounds. Usually used in london. Cost me a pony
Yo, you got a pony |
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Cockney rhyming slang; "pony-and-trap" - crap omg that clan were so damn pony
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a little horse well its a horse...and its REALLY little.
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cockney money slang 25 pounds sterling
cockney rhyming slang 'pony and trap' - crap. I bought this for a pony but it was pony
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A member of the equine family that measures up to 14.3hh. No taller. Anything above 14.3hh is classes as a hack, park hack etc. Novice pony ring at an ODE etc,
"Daddy, I want another pony." |
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someone you can "ride" all night long you're a pony
let's do it ride my pony my saddle's waiting... -- ginuwine |
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Traditional Nickname in the Royal Navy & Royal Marines given to anyone with the surname MOORE after
George Washington "Pony" Moore (1820-1909) 'Pony' Moore ran the Magpie Music Hall (Battersea) and later formed the Moore and Burgess Minstrels (an offshoot of the Christy Minstrels and very famous in the mid-19th century) He was the father of 'Charlie' Mitchell - Heavyweight boxer and the greatest Barroom fighter of the 19th Century. Pony Moore was a well known sporting character who allegedly always bet in "ponies" (betting slang for a sum of £25). |
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