I could tell you its a slang word from western Australia that means the same in German as the Portuguese word "sardines" which, in the ancient hyroglyphs of Sakkara were referred to as a picture of a newt type creature, hence the connection to Mrs Trunchball(allthough that was in fact a salamander) and therefor holds ancestry amongst the British, which is similar to me. But that wouldn't be entirely true, so i won't.