I reckon this might be the place to ask a question...
some 15 years ago I worked with a brit and it was all bloody this and bloody that...and every guy was a bloke. Now then, since I tend to mimic those I'm around, the phrase "bloody bloke" came about and sounded quite british to me but I was continually told that it was NOT proper and didn't mean a bloody thing. "You cahn't say bloody bloke! Blimey, it don't mean a bloody thing, bloke."
So what's up with "bloody bloke"?