bat and trap
Bat and trap is an ancient English ball game related to cricket and played at country pubs in the county of Kent.
bat and trap by left5eye October 18, 2008
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bat and trap
A ridiculous pastime, played mainly in "pubs" in Kent by tossers called Rupert with plums in their mouths and cocks in their arses (in fact, homosexuality is often a requirement to actually participate in the sport in some pubs).
Rupert: "Fancy a quick game of bat and trap, Miles?"
Miles: "Only once we've finished this round of the biscuit game, looks like I've lost again!!!"
Miles: "Only once we've finished this round of the biscuit game, looks like I've lost again!!!"
bat and trap by steve March 11, 2008
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