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What does the word "Bundy" mean?

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5th November 2006, 21:08

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What does the word "Bundy" mean?

I've encountered the word "Bundy" in the sentence "...our first real “Bundu” stop, shook everyone" from a SAAF Squadron diary. It obviously refers in a negative sence to the experience the unit had at some or other base in Africa. But what more exactly does it imply?

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