Originally Posted by
Graham
Here it is known as a storage device for rainwater. Elsewhere known as a heavily armoured vehicle with a big gun in front.
I am not personally fond of it's use in relation to kilts, but there you go!
I am right with you on that one, Graham.
Maybe I am unusual (NO comments, if you please!) but I have one in, of all places, my car. Instead of rainwater this one contains something called 'petrol'. ;)
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