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26th February 2005, 10:46

Jon

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Meaning of Pukka

Hi.
I am from Gloucester in England and we still sometimes use the expression Pukka. It means when we use it ..something that is perfect or spot on, or exactly what you wanted.
So Pukka Gen would mean : Perfect information.

Hope this helps

Pukka site by the way!

Jon

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