General Chat

Well girls me & my 98 have had enough for today, my little finger tips are red raw. Think I will take the dog for another walk before the storm breaks. Then it is time for a small sherry before dinner. Toodle oo for now WT

Ooo, very fancy. I like it! Lew Lew

Anz orf my gnu wun Wuz just sittin' here wunnering wot Madam Lara will say when she gets back and sees wot weef been doing to er thread. Joodles

Yeah I know, some of mine didn't work either. Trial and error I'm afraid. Lew Lew

lol Lew, not all of them work. I sat for hours once before going through them,

Look at me! Look at me! I'm a Star, Lew Lew

What about this one?

did this one work??

Naughty Rebs - off to the corner with you (hooray, let's go party) Lew Lew

Fanks Joodles. Leave Wine Trifle to sweat a little longer. Lew Lew xxx

OK Joodle...I have been trying for the last half hour to put fancy thingies next to my name but can't do it. What is the secret? Liked the Kiwi/English phrase list. We have a few Kiwi frunds so we had to lun it so we could understand thum. I like kiwis....they taste like chuckun. Have just taken the dog for a widdle {she likes company} and found a trail of aunts {sorry it is hard to break out of kiwi} ants heading to higher ground. Perhaps we are in for some good rain after all.

Lol Joodle. but are these in Kiwi or Seth Efrikin??? How can you forget these two?? sex = six sux = sex Rebs x

Ow abart this one?? Note: For bist efict, rid these out loud!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Milbun - Capital of Victoria Peck - To fill a suitcase Pissed aside - Chemical which kills insects Pigs - For hanging out washing Pug - Large animal with curly tail Nin tin dough - Computer game Munner stroney - Soup Min - Male of the species Mess Kara - Eye makeup McKennock - Person who fixes cars Mere - Mayor Leather - Foam produced from soap Lift - Departed Kiri Pecker - Famous Australian businessman Kittle crusps - Potato chips Ken's - Cairns Jumbo - Pet name for someone called Jim Jungle Bills - Christmas Carol Inner me - Enemy Guess - Vapour Fush - Marine creatures Fitter cheney - Type of pasta Ever cardeau - Avocado Fear hear - Blonde Ear - Mix of nitrogen and oxygen Ear roebucks - Exercise at gym Duffy cult - Not easy Amejen - Visualise Day old chuck - Very young poultry Bug hut - Popular recording Bun button - Been bitten by an insect Beard - A place to sleep Chully bin - Esky Sucks peck - Half a dozen beers Ear New Zealand - An extinct airline Beers - Large savage animals found in U.S. forests One doze - Well known computer program Sex - One less than seven Iggs ecktly - Precisely Beggage chucken - Place to leave your luggage at the earport Betting - 'Betting gloves' are worn by 'betsmen' in 'crucket' Brist - part of human anatomy between 'nick' and 'billy' Booger - as in 'mine's booger than yours' Choolly Bun - 'Chilly Bin', as in Esky (chiller) Fooshenchoops. 'Fish and Chips' Bedtimeyeradyeraircudiznit. - ' It's about time you had your hair cut, isn't it?' Dimmer Kretz - those who believe in democracy Error Buck - Language spoken in countries like 'Surria', 'E. Jupp' and 'Libbernon'. Ekka Dymocks - University staff Guess - Flammable vapour used in stoves. Buzniss - Common type of degree Chick Out Chucks - Supermarket point of sale operators Jendles - Sandals, thongs, open shoes Colour - Terminator, violent forecloser of human life Cuss - Kiss Phar Lap - NZ's famous horse was christened 'Phillip' but was incorrectly written down as 'Phar Lap' by an Australian racing official who was not well versed in Kiwi-ese.

And what about (whoever) in Aussie writing down the BDMs: Kimmister, Kemmister,Kinnester, Kenister, Kilminster, Kilminister, Kimaster, Kemister, Kemester, Kemaster, Kemstear, Kilminester, Kimster, Keneister, Kimister Kemmester, if you happen to find any of them they're mine, all mine. Actually you spell it like this K*n*t* or K*m*t* LOL Vonny

If I knew that all it took to be sent to the naughty corner I would have thrown a tantrum earlier! Trees....yes, love 'um I know it is not politicaly correct but I love camphur laurels. They are good climbing trees AND THEY SMELL WONDERFUL!!!

Aaaahhh........the English lanquage!! ....Now theres a whole new subject on its own.....lol English English ( not forgetting the dialects ) American English Scottish English Welsh English Mid Ulster English. Can you imagine a 19th century Scot, doing a 1841 census in London. ( Phonics )....Il'e just jot that surname down on me form............ Mr Hull,Hall,Hule,Hawles,Howl, Hill,Hulls,Hult.....lol. No wonder we cant find our ancestors....hee hee Tony Oz....:>))

Oooh trees. I love trees. I'm a Hazel tree. Reckon my religion should have been Druidism!!!

Hi Tony - thanks for the new language lesson. Blimely, I have enough trouble speakin' aussie! You're right Vonny - All hail the Gum Tree! WT, no tantrums, or you'll be sent to the naughty corner! Lew Lew

Afternoon all, Tony, seeing as I go from latest reply first, I really wondered what sort of 'Strine' you were speaking with your list there for a while. But it's ok. was obviously foreign. *grin* Been double checking Hubby's family info that I was sent and sorting photos to go back to owners. Of course, my printer chose this weekend to run out of ink, I've ordered more. :( Perfect day today here also. All hail the gum tree and the Blue Mountains - defintive Oz. Vonny :)

Hi Tony.... a new language. I 'm sure I could learn it then would that make me ambidextrous? My dad was in the RAAF too. He was a radio engineer. Retired from the apprentice squadron in Laverton. Lew ooooo!!! scary. I was looking at Joodle's fancy little thingies next to her name too! I want some too {yelling & screaming & throwing a tantrum} Steady on girl....must almost be time for the sun to be over the yard arm.