Posted: Sat Nov 25, 2006 9:43 pm
in your ininimimitable fashionJulian Mayo wrote:indubitablygkaytaz wrote:You old fox you. You certainly have tasteJulian Mayo wrote:
Too bloody true, cobberShe is a pretty snazzy sheila
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in your ininimimitable fashionJulian Mayo wrote:indubitablygkaytaz wrote:You old fox you. You certainly have tasteJulian Mayo wrote:
Too bloody true, cobberShe is a pretty snazzy sheila
That is unfortunately too true.....Went out the other day and caught sight of some of my brothers friends sitting with a bottle of cane.....they are 14gkaytaz wrote:I guess that's the way it goes everywhere in the world. If something is said to be forbidden it suddenly becomes very attractive for youngsters.jacfan wrote:Ditto. We have a lot of underaged drinkers here too. Lots of them wayyyy too young to be drinking.
Am I really that destructive?Julian Mayo wrote:played with them once and broke them.........just dont know what to get him for Xmas this yearjacfan wrote:Oh ... he played with them too much and broke them???Julian Mayo wrote: His are all bent
was itgkaytaz wrote:Not when you claim to be saying it in englishJulian Mayo wrote:Thats cos he was pronouncing it correctly,gkaytaz wrote:
Seth EffrikaThat reminded me of an old acquaintance of mine. He was Dutch and used to call the country Zud Afrika. Tried 2 years but never got him to pronounce it correctly.
Blood oath, Sport, ridgy didge cobber, she has got the other half of my jandalsgkaytaz wrote:in your ininimimitable fashionJulian Mayo wrote:indubitablygkaytaz wrote:
You old fox you. You certainly have taste
Onya Shirljacfan wrote:
goota hunch in me hooch n rip a few zzzzs, catchya later, yer know where I will be Big Doggingjacfan wrote:Crikey.... stone the flamin' crows if ya ain't being a bit ocker tonight.
Me flamin swag is half emptyjacfan wrote:Goodnight....
American was his claimJulian Mayo wrote:was itgkaytaz wrote:Not when you claim to be saying it in englishJulian Mayo wrote:Thats cos he was pronouncing it correctly,
Australian, American, New Zealander, , Pitcairn Islander, St
ewart Islander, Irish, Scottish,Falklands Islands,Dunedin, Christchurch,Invercargill Isle of Man,Channel Islands,BBC, Welsh,Geordie,Thursday Island English he was using?
Good night...Julian Mayo wrote:goota hunch in me hooch n rip a few zzzzs, catchya later, yer know where I will be Big Doggingjacfan wrote:Crikey.... stone the flamin' crows if ya ain't being a bit ocker tonight.
Let me take a guess, gkaytaz; that man was from north of the Mason-Dixon line, wasn't he......gkaytaz wrote:American was his claimJulian Mayo wrote:was itgkaytaz wrote:
Not when you claim to be saying it in english
Australian, American, New Zealander, , Pitcairn Islander, St
ewart Islander, Irish, Scottish,Falklands Islands,Dunedin, Christchurch,Invercargill Isle of Man,Channel Islands,BBC, Welsh,Geordie,Thursday Island English he was using?
Lemme elaborate and you'll have an idea.
One day I saw him walking toward me with a piece of paper in his hand. He said: "The boss gave me some sh*t". Took me five minutes to get over the laughter-attack. Of course he meant that the boss gave him a sheet of paper.
Few days later he appeared at my doorstep in the office and calmly stated: "I have a big problem with harddi*ks". I assured him that that ain't exactly a problem per se but he insisted on showing. Before I could protest he rushed to his office and brought his laptop, whose harddisk, as it turned out, was dead...
Get the picture?