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Reply #60 posted 05/07/06 5:29am

slicksight

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Ocean said:

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:



Hell no! She's clever nod

oops u know I was thinking of the wrong user name..it was fragile I thought was Shanti redface .....that's it I think I need some early nights lol


hug rose
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Reply #61 posted 05/07/06 4:53pm

charlottegelin

americans, want to speak australian? say this in your normal accent:

Rise Up Lides



and voila, you have just said razor blades!! eek
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Reply #62 posted 05/07/06 5:07pm

Fauxie

charlottegelin said:

americans, want to speak australian? say this in your normal accent:

Rise Up Lides



and voila, you have just said razor blades!! eek



I always picture you walking down the street in some Adidas sweat pants with a crate of VB over your shoulder. mushy
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Reply #63 posted 05/07/06 5:09pm

charlottegelin

Fauxie said:

charlottegelin said:

americans, want to speak australian? say this in your normal accent:

Rise Up Lides



and voila, you have just said razor blades!! eek



I always picture you walking down the street in some Adidas sweat pants with a crate of VB over your shoulder. mushy

I put the slab in the pram, I can't carry 24 cans very far redface people give me funny looks after peeking in to see my cute baby though confused
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Reply #64 posted 05/07/06 5:10pm

Byron

charlottegelin said:

americans, want to speak australian? say this in your normal accent:

Rise Up Lides



and voila, you have just said razor blades!! eek

Australians, want to speak southern American? Say this in your normal accent:

Chick Earl


and voila, yo have just asked "check your oil?"... cool
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Reply #65 posted 05/07/06 5:11pm

CarrieMpls

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charlottegelin said:

americans, want to speak australian? say this in your normal accent:

Rise Up Lides



and voila, you have just said razor blades!! eek


lol
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Reply #66 posted 05/07/06 5:12pm

Fauxie

charlottegelin said:

Fauxie said:




I always picture you walking down the street in some Adidas sweat pants with a crate of VB over your shoulder. mushy

I put the slab in the pram, I can't carry 24 cans very far redface people give me funny looks after peeking in to see my cute baby though confused



grouse, grouse, pull yourself! woot!
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Reply #67 posted 05/07/06 5:31pm

charlottegelin

Fauxie said:

charlottegelin said:


I put the slab in the pram, I can't carry 24 cans very far redface people give me funny looks after peeking in to see my cute baby though confused



grouse, grouse, pull yourself! woot!

only blokes do that! wacky
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Reply #68 posted 05/07/06 6:02pm

Fauxie

charlottegelin said:

Fauxie said:




grouse, grouse, pull yourself! woot!

only blokes do that! wacky



lol, it's something my friend's younger brother came out with. He was a strange one. Always saying 'suffer in yer jocks' too. lol
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Reply #69 posted 05/07/06 6:20pm

charlottegelin

Fauxie said:

charlottegelin said:


only blokes do that! wacky



lol, it's something my friend's younger brother came out with. He was a strange one. Always saying 'suffer in yer jocks' too. lol

the correct saying is "suffer like your jocks" ill but nobody seems to know that confused
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Reply #70 posted 05/07/06 7:25pm

Fauxie

charlottegelin said:

Fauxie said:




lol, it's something my friend's younger brother came out with. He was a strange one. Always saying 'suffer in yer jocks' too. lol

the correct saying is "suffer like your jocks" ill but nobody seems to know that confused



You reckon?

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Reply #71 posted 05/08/06 10:48am

SupaFunkyOrgan
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HamsterHuey said:

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:


You mean Larsh wink


No.

I mean Lars, mate.


Never mind lol

Did you see the God's Seat thread? smile
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Reply #72 posted 05/08/06 10:52am

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charlottegelin said:

Fauxie said:




Says an American. rolleyes

The cheek. lol

warsh and linder is how we say it when pretending to be americans!! eek

spit !!!!!

Touche! razz
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Reply #73 posted 05/08/06 11:35am

MIGUELGOMEZ

Like I totally don't know what you're talking about as far as accents go. I totally live in Northern California and I like don't have an accent.


M
MyeternalgrattitudetoPhil&Val.Herman said "We want sweaty truckers at the truck stop! We want cigar puffing men that look like they wanna beat the living daylights out of us" Val"sporking is spooning with benefits"
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Reply #74 posted 05/08/06 11:49am

fragile

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

It's always interesting to hear the Aussie accent. When they say No is sounds more like "Nooyeeuu" or "noy". I always trip out when people add sounds to words that aren't there, like "warsh" (wash) or "Linder" (Linda).

Even though they cannot pronounce the word no, I still love them hug


Supa! eek say it aint so disbelief making fun of our Aussie accent giggle
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Reply #75 posted 05/08/06 2:25pm

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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

slicksight said:

the canadian equivalent of "did u know ..." pout


A boot = about biggrin


I have never once in my life said aboot, and neither has anyone I know. That's an eastern thing. hmph!


But I do say "eh". Sometimes twice in one sentence. boxed
"A Watcher scoffs at gravity!"
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Reply #76 posted 05/08/06 3:34pm

SupaFunkyOrgan
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meow85 said:

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:



A boot = about biggrin


I have never once in my life said aboot, and neither has anyone I know. That's an eastern thing. hmph!


But I do say "eh". Sometimes twice in one sentence. boxed


This was on the west coast....vancouver to be exact razz
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Reply #77 posted 05/08/06 6:15pm

charlottegelin

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

charlottegelin said:


warsh and linder is how we say it when pretending to be americans!! eek

spit !!!!!

Touche! razz

falloff
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Reply #78 posted 05/08/06 8:04pm

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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

meow85 said:



I have never once in my life said aboot, and neither has anyone I know. That's an eastern thing. hmph!


But I do say "eh". Sometimes twice in one sentence. boxed


This was on the west coast....vancouver to be exact razz

Serious? Oh well, no one around here says it. I think. razz

A lot of people in the Okanagan, especially younger people, have a very stoner/surfer vibe to their accent. You'll find a lot of "bummer"s and "far out"s tossed around without irony. We've got a lake, but nothing you could surf on. However, we've also got copious amounts of pot. You put it together. razz
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