This crime-fighting story amused me.
It's kind enough to explain what "daggy" means, but not "hoons". I
assume it's short for hooligans. And it's my new favourite word.
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2 comments:
OK, that's Hoons dealt with, but what sort of music do we need to play to get rid of Blairs, Browns and Prescotts?
'Hoon' is more specific than just a hooligan, it's a car-freak hooligan - the rev-heads from the article.
Hoon can also be a verb - you
can hoon around in your modified Subaru WRX if that's what tickles your fancy.
God, I've lived in Sydney far too long ...
Pete
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