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10th May 24, 11:27 PM
#21
 Originally Posted by Pleater
Ah one of the cherubim (cherry bum)
Where did I hear that - some film maybe?
Anne the Pleater
Flashman. As in At the Charge.
Sir Harry Flashman VC, who, as a junior officer in the regiment, started the Charge of the Light Brigade by, erm, fa*ting..!
He had an attack of good and proper flatulence which reverberated wonderfully off his saddle, and spooked all the horses. Once his bolted, the others followed. What a hero old Flashy was..!
I believe the Cherrybums got their moniker by being caught eating cherries, while resting in a cherry orchard awaiting further instructions, when the rest of the army were in the thick of business. Their tight cherry-red breeks made the pun all the more fitting.
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