Corky

**BDAVEY** · 23-03-10, 22:08

any newe on this Sam's devloping into a good player comitted 100% needs abit more beef but hey only 21

**fulvio sammut** · 23-03-10, 23:50

"Corky"?

Sounds like a 1950's English Boys' Own adventure comic book.

Get with this century for Chrisake.

**shasta** · 24-03-10, 07:09

Originally Posted by fulvio sammut

"Corky"?

Sounds like a 1950's English Boys' Own adventure comic book.

Nah. Corky was the snotty nosed Yank kid in Circus Boy. Right decade, wrong continent.

**Burgs** · 24-03-10, 08:14

More like Krusty isn't he?

**BDAVEY** · 24-03-10, 15:18

OBVOUSLY U HAVE NEVER HAD A CORKY TO UNDERSTAND THE PAIN THIS CAUSES

"CORKY" QUITE A COMMON DESCRIPTION KICK TO THE MUSCLE IN THE UPPER LEG

**bunter** · 24-03-10, 16:56

Oh silly me. Thought he might have broken wind a lot.

**tragic** · 24-03-10, 17:11

I've never heard it called a "corky", just a "cork" or "corked". But then, I don't hang around jocks

**BDAVEY** · 24-03-10, 20:51

Originally Posted by tragic

I've never heard it called a "corky", just a "cork" or "corked". But then, I don't hang around jocks

Yeh thats right Jocks support dicks! !!!

**normie** · 25-03-10, 11:20

Getting a corkie is a good reason to take a sickie.

**Stone Cold** · 25-03-10, 15:36

A corky used to referred to as a cork or being corked but in recent times the term corky is being used far more often (esp in AFL)

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