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  1. e-red

    e-red Well-Known Member

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    Just mentioned to our lass that BBC has one and a half hours of snap programmes. She, who is Irish says "why do they call it snap?". I have no idea, does anybody else? BTW Man U just scored.
     
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    WHAT? sorry thought this was a thread about me!
     
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    I did too! Old snapper
     
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    Apparently its from the pits back in the day and the snap part comes from the tins they used to use. When they took the lid off it made a snap noise.
     
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    Yeah I've always thought it was a reference to the "snap box" or "snap tin" which would make a snap noise (onamaterpier!) when opened.
     

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