2 characters who are the same?!
does anyone know why are there 2 Knackerman's??
share[deleted]
its on the credits on here, it says that warick is knackerman then down the credits its says that there is a character with the same name.
shareI know this is hardly rocket science, but maybe they are knackermen. Something to do with slaughterhouses.
Are you Amercian (no offense - just noticed that this sort of question virtually always comes from an American, ie, "Is the film WW2 about WW2?").
No offense, my ass!
While the first question may be uninformed, so are the answers. The knackermen (named only #1 and #2 because they are never otherwise introduced) appear at the film's beginning and end. Knackerman #2 pops up out of Knackerman #1's sack and talks over his shoulder.
Bou, from America, thank you
It's not a word used in the United States - at least, I've never heard the term used before. Doing a little bit of research on it, shows that the word is chiefly British it usage and origins. While it may seem obvious to you, it's just another word on the list that is used widely in the UK and not much at all in the States.
sharei live in the u.s., and can tell you that "knackerman" isn't a term...
ever see "blazing saddles"?
there's a bunch of "Johnsons" in that film. and i don't think they're using the word as a term either.
lol
Im american and I was smart enough to look it up before asking stupid questions.. If you want to know what it is, look here, http://knackerman.com/ ..
No matter where your from, there are always idiots to give you a bad name..
Do you really care about this enough to insult each other so much?