Title Meaning
The title, "You'll Have Had Your Hole", is a play on the expression "You'll have had your tea", which implies a poverty in a host's attitude towards a guest. It means, "I presume you've already had your tea, so you'll be receiving nothing from me". The phrase, 'getting your hole', is slang for having sex.
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