Pay attention Beav

[Joaquim Fonseca]

John Doe is the american expression (I think).
Said nothing about "Bob's your uncle"

Cheers,

J Fonseca
PS: It´s raining all weekend here in Portugal, so I haven´te tried yet the
KS yellow paddles and the GV-1 :-(



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> "Joaquim Fonseca" <joaquimfonseca @ netcabo.pt> wrote in message
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> > ...John Doe, do you know the origin of this name/expression? I´ve tried
to
> > ask to many native English teachers but it seems it is a tipically
> american
> > expression, and no one could tell me its origin.
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> "Bob's your uncle" a typically AMERICAN expression? Some wires are getting
> crossed somewhere.
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[Beav]

"Joaquim Fonseca" <joaquimfonseca @ netcabo.pt> wrote in message
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> John Doe is the american expression (I think).
> Said nothing about "Bob's your uncle"

Oh right. My apologies J.


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