strummer
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Aussie Mark said:
lol, yeah
- Thread starter Big Poppa
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lol, yeah
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azzy_wazzy
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I love it too - really weird to be hunted down when you've been absent for a while. Nice thoughBig Poppa said:
BP - I'm only 21 but I have a two grandpa positions vacant - you're more than welcome to fill one if you want!
Alternatively I'm sure my Dad would be happy to send you my 17 year old sister - she's the youngest of 4 girls and still sufficiently stroppy for you to experience all the joy you missed out on
Tiffles - glad all is okay
Was worried about how things would work out for you!
Lazybite
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Its a good thing that too... if BP didn't spoil the ladies a bit...they wouldn't stay here.... and I think it is important for women to be encouraged into more involvement in the music scene.. which is very male dominated......
azzy_wazzy
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Definately - I know I've said it before, but it's amazing how un-intimidated you feel on here considering the ratio of women to men is so small. It's so welcoming and friendly - which in fairness isn't really what you'd expect from a male-dominated board (not in my experience anyway).Lazybite said:
It's nice that he cares enough to make this such a lovely place
ETA Woo hoo! I'm now a senior member
Lazybite
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Congrats azzy (made it in style too).... coming from a freshly made senior member!!!!
You are right... most male dominated boards are completely stroppy and agro!!! not this one... and despite what other oversized ball'd people have whinged about.. you are allowed to have an opinion here (so long as it is presented in a fair and non destructive way)..... its just good that most opinions have to do with how good the product and the company is!!!
You are right... most male dominated boards are completely stroppy and agro!!! not this one... and despite what other oversized ball'd people have whinged about.. you are allowed to have an opinion here (so long as it is presented in a fair and non destructive way)..... its just good that most opinions have to do with how good the product and the company is!!!
bovinehost
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I could be either of those things and simply not know it. "Stroppy"?
Glad to hear you're okay, Tiff, and loitering around the odd limb or two.
Jack
azzy_wazzy
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Jack is this another example of where we've lost you?bovinehost said:
I can't think of any other way to describe stroppy apart from.. stroppy! Moody and irritable combined is a good way of putting it. Think of a typical teenager and that is stroppiness personified.
I think us Brits & Aussies are going to have to have some sort of vocab lessons for you lot!
Lazybite
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Stroppy = emotive/argumentative and pretty much what azzy said... funnily enough i have heard it used a lot with cattle.... so maybe you could be stroppy..
Vocab lessons hmmm... or Australia could just inundate the states with it's terrible TV programs as revenge... im sure you guys would love neighbours or home and away....hehe (unfortunately it wouldn't work with brit tv... as great britain has produced such a higher standard of television than either the US or australia combined..... )
Vocab lessons hmmm... or Australia could just inundate the states with it's terrible TV programs as revenge... im sure you guys would love neighbours or home and away....hehe (unfortunately it wouldn't work with brit tv... as great britain has produced such a higher standard of television than either the US or australia combined..... )
Perhaps an option on Altavista for translating would be in order?
On another note, I would really like to visit Australia. I've been to Britain and loved it, but never down under. Only way I'm getting there is a rowboat unless I hit the lottery, alas.
On another note, I would really like to visit Australia. I've been to Britain and loved it, but never down under. Only way I'm getting there is a rowboat unless I hit the lottery, alas.
azzy_wazzy
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*hums tunes to Neighbours and H&A*Lazybite said:
Not watched them for years and years mind!
Neighbours, Everybody needs good neighbours... with a little understanding...
Psycho Ward
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Hey BP, here's my spoiled brat, this is a shot from here big photo shoot. She 17 and ain't afraid of nunth'n. So far only two concussions from lacrosse this year.
bovinehost
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She's beautiful, Chuck.
Has she had a DNA paternity test?
Has she had a DNA paternity test?
strummer
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Chuck, is that the one going to Bahamas with 7 friends for her graduation? You ARE going with them, right?
Rod Trussbroken
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DANG! dropped my can of beer. I too, want to see DNA evidence
Big Poppa
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bovinehost said:
Chuckles....your STEP daughter is beautiful........(big poppa leaning back once again glad that he only had three sons........)
Seriously great job....
speaking of Lacrosse....My new neighbor a few years ago invited me over. His 17 year old daughter was wearing a robe but had these awful bruises all over her legs. I asked the dad if she was in a car accident and he said no she plays lacrosse.
Aussie Mark
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Chucko, any reason why that pic is titled "thong015.jpg"? Have you cropped it in the name of parental censorship?
Psycho Ward
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Aussie Mark said:
Heh, I accidentally filed her pictures in my Cowpilot Thong folder. There are a few pictures from her "Big Photo Shoot" that I won't post here, swimsuit stuff, probably too much for the kids here.
Yeah and that damn Bahamas trip, My Daughter and four of her best friends, my son, the missus and I are going to the Atlantis. The drinking age there is 18, but my girl still will be 17, this has all the makings of a great disaster. I got my 14 year old son on the payroll for surveillance, I’ll bribe the security guys and I’m thinking of GPS implants, but what a senior trip!
I’m really looking forward to the next time we go there…No Guest and if I’m lucky maybe no KIDS!!!
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