GalleyLag or LollyGag?

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(08-31-2018, 09:41 PM)HarleyDog Wrote: I figured it had to be a Navy term. Kind of a vise-versa. Clever to say the least. He must have had Navy friends and it rubbed off I'm thinking, or his father might have been in the Navy and grew up with it.

Must be an older saying. Conferred with my friend who was in navy and he had never heard it before.

Except for the "galley" which obviously is the Ness hall.

May have been a slang word other branches called navy men too.