The phrase "rigmarole" (often spelled "rig a ma row") has its origins in the late Middle English term "ragman roll," which referred to a roll or list of names of those who had sworn allegiance to the Scottish king. Over time, it evolved to describe a complicated or confusing procedure or story. The term reflects the convoluted nature of the original document and has since become synonymous with unnecessary complexity or fussiness in various contexts.
The man in the purple box...
The man in the purple box...
A rig ma jig is a 2x4 approx. 4 ft. long with a wood fruit crate nailed on the front and a roller skate (2 wheels bottom front and 2 wheels bottom back. It was the forerunner of the modern skate board.
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France
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Qld wont he last state of origin for the 4th or 5th time ina row 2009.
The Man's a rig. Nice rig, dude! How will you rig the race this time, boss?
The word "phony" has its origins in an Irish confidence game, known as fawney rig. It means not real, baseless in fact, arousing suspicion, or a scam.
It is a customized big rig
what is the job of roustabout in the rig
it comes from the vikings age. It is the rubber on the right side of the boat they used to row