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6th March 2005, 15:12

PongoThePilot PongoThePilot is offline

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Still in use in the British Army today.

Pukka - Good, Honest , Truthful - "It's pukka gen"

Used to describe something in admiration, frequent ly used as one word .

That is PUKKA!

The opposite of Pukka is Duff.

Duff - Not good , out of date , irrelevant , untruthful. "Sorry, thats duff gen"

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