Inspired by MDIVER and JUNE7 of course.


[This message was edited Tue Jun 24 5:23:23 PDT 2003 by gooeythehamster]

Craic agus ceol...

ian said:

That Welsh?
For holy Moses?

Thanks for the dedication Gooey---even though it is a picture of an arse crack

mdiver said:

You are welcome.
And sorry for holding you down and drawing a smiley on yer arse.

gooeythehamster said:

That bit I enjoyed

gooeythehamster said:

ian said:

Gooey feels threathened and wants to push the REPORT TO MODERATOR button...

Aw damn.

I am still waiting for the translation, you sissy, hehehe.

mdiver said:

May I congratulate you with your sense of humour?
It is appreciated.
Lots.

gooeythehamster said:

Thank you and the same to you

ian said:

Bualadh craicinn Streachailt leathair Cíoch Póg mo thóin
Focal?

I am just trying sumthing.

What did I say?

gooeythehamster said:

Fancy a quickie?

gooeythehamster said:

Ah well here's an Irish-English translation for ya:

craic = chat, good time, conversation, fun
agus = and
ceol = music

ian said:

And that says what when it comes to CRACKS?

Besides me being thick?

mdiver said:

Please stay on topic

gooeythehamster said:

It was only a translation

gooeythehamster said:

I'm not teaching people rude words

mdiver said:

Stop pulling me leg.

gooeythehamster said:

"craic" is pronounced the same was as "crack". So, not all craic is bad On topic, unlike you, you womble!

ian said:

That is what we have org notes for.
It is hard to find a good translator...

ian said:

In a very roundabout way you are right.

gooeythehamster said:

I'm not

mdiver said:

Then what are ye pulling?

Oh my!

gooeythehamster said:

You wish

mdiver said:

I was a baller?

Gooey, hey, you were right. This thread is ... it's ... well, it just is.

gooeythehamster said:

Or even a little taller...

What has this to do with cracks?

gooeythehamster said:

And a shot-caller!