Could be, I just never saw it in print using a "k".


>The difference is only in spelling, isn't it?
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>>Nah, that's usually a "narc", slang for narcotics officer. So if you were to narc on somebody, you were notifying the police.
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>>>In the states a 'nark' is someone who 'narks on someone else' or informs on them to the authorities...
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>>>>>>>I've been gone a week and expected that you would not respond to my reply to this.
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>>>>>>I can't remember where we stayed. Forget about it. It's summer, watch wordcup 2006... :)
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>>>>>>If you care about true football, we can discuss about that... :)
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>>>>>Ok, argue when it suits you, joke when it suits you. At least it's honest.
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>>>>>You mean soccer? Nah. Golf or tennis maybe...
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>>>>CL
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>>>>You just won't let it lie, will you. I never thought of you as such a "nark" (argumentative person).
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>>>>And no, he didn't mean "soccer" - he meant "football", It's you guys who mean "soccer".