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I read an article in which the Queen was said to like each of these. Can a punter here suggest why flutter started to be used for a (small) bet? Has it to do with the flutter of cash, or a fan perhaps?
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a tippler & a flutter
belligerentyouth 03/20/2001 1:42 PM ![]()
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