El Presidente Posted December 12, 2005 Posted December 12, 2005 » Onya Mel. » » You may have a few roos loose in the top paddock but your not a bad fella. » By Jingoes I look forward to you shouting me an amber fluid but don't come » the raw prawn that your skint or I'll be cheesed off. » » Wear some warm clobber in NY and don't call Ken a Git or he'll chuck a » wobbly. ;-) Onya = Good one Few Roos Loose in the top paddock = Mentally unballanced. Fella= bloke = guy Jingoes = Hell Shouting = buy Amber Fluid - beer Come the raw prawn = pretend skint = broke Cheesed off = pissed off Clobber = clothes Git = Ken (interchangeable) Chuck a wobbly = throw a tantrum. Clear as mud isn't it :-D
Ken Gargett Posted December 12, 2005 Posted December 12, 2005 » » Shouting = buy » » rob, it will come as an enormous shock to all your mates to discover that you know the meaning of that one. for our septic friends - (septic is aussie for americans - kiwis are new zealanders, poms are english, jocks are scots, seal bashers are canadians, yarpies are south africans etc) - shout actually means that it is your turn to buy, as in shout a round of beers for your mates. hence, my surprise that rob knew it and the origin of the saying that rob wouldn't shout if a shark bit him.
ALB Posted December 12, 2005 Posted December 12, 2005 » » » Holly **** I got about half that. » » How the Hell did you even get half of it:-| I live in 'Straya, & unless you learn to speak lingo, & join whole sentences into one word you can't be understood. Then you go to the outback..........NO-ONE understands them
El Presidente Posted December 12, 2005 Posted December 12, 2005 Ken. Just keep in mind that I was your "cigar expert" for the recent......insurance claim. Need I say more?
raney Posted December 12, 2005 Posted December 12, 2005 » » Onya Mel. » » » » You may have a few roos loose in the top paddock but your not a bad » fella. » » By Jingoes I look forward to you shouting me an amber fluid but don't » come » » the raw prawn that your skint or I'll be cheesed off. » » » » Wear some warm clobber in NY and don't call Ken a Git or he'll chuck a » » wobbly. ;-) » » Onya = Good one » » Few Roos Loose in the top paddock = Mentally unballanced. » » Fella= bloke = guy » » Jingoes = Hell » » Shouting = buy » » Amber Fluid - beer » » Come the raw prawn = pretend » » skint = broke » » Cheesed off = pissed off » » Clobber = clothes » » Git = Ken (interchangeable) » » Chuck a wobbly = throw a tantrum. » » Clear as mud isn't it :-D I think my top paddock threw a wobbly just reading the first sentence.
Mel Posted December 12, 2005 Posted December 12, 2005 This ain't **** fellows! Have you spoke with Rob on the phone??????? At least on the web you can see the spelling and have a few minutes to decipher the code. He talks that **** so fast and sounds like he has TWO PACKS of chewing gum in his mouth. Hell of a conversation! Now Lisa sounds like pure sultry sex.
El Presidente Posted December 13, 2005 Posted December 13, 2005 » He talks that **** so fast and sounds like he has TWO PACKS of chewing gum » in his mouth. Hell of a conversation! » » Now Lisa sounds like pure sultry sex. Thanks Cobber. Mate, when I am on the dog and bone I am usually flat out like a lizard drinking. Apologies sport. Next time the I will relax the local lingo ;-)
Andyman Posted December 22, 2005 Posted December 22, 2005 Oy! I am glad I kow most of the cigar terms and acronyms so I can focus on learning this new language..
Maverick Posted December 28, 2005 Posted December 28, 2005 » » He talks that **** so fast and sounds like he has TWO PACKS of chewing » gum » » in his mouth. Hell of a conversation! » » » » Now Lisa sounds like pure sultry sex. » » Thanks Cobber. » » Mate, when I am on the dog and bone I am usually flat out like a lizard » drinking. Apologies sport. Next time the I will relax the local lingo ;-) Rob your as full as a state school hat rack my friend, full of what I dont know but full of something.
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