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by **Barry Moore** » Mon Mar 25, 2002 16:36

Which planet are you on if blueberries are ruling it :alien:

OK just a sad excuse to use the new smilie

by **Jo Atkin** » Mon Mar 25, 2002 16:47

But where did leader and squadron come from in connection to blueberries?? I'm not that clever

You're obviously too intelligent for me!

:girl:

by **Jo Atkin** » Mon Mar 25, 2002 16:49

Barry Moore wrote:Which planet are you on if blueberries are ruling it

OK just a sad excuse to use the new smilie

The Blue Planet! :laughol:

But wouldn't it be tasty, yum yum........shame you don't have a smilie rubbing his belly!

by **Chris S Palmer** » Wed Mar 27, 2002 15:35

Barry Moore wrote:Teddy

Over 30? - Click here

We like that :mrgreen:

csp

by **Chris S Palmer** » Wed Mar 27, 2002 16:30

Joanne Atkin wrote:Thong

Don't think it's been in this forum yet!

Nope

just checked who's online and I am pretty sure there's only :girl:

wearing a "red" thong!
:devil:

by **Barry Moore** » Wed Mar 27, 2002 16:54

lingerie

thong

The thought had crossed my mind but I thought I'd be good for a change :roll:

by **Bettina Richmond** » Thu Mar 28, 2002 01:41

Lingerie Teddies are a sexy top and underwear in one. What do English Gentleman call them? Hubby and l wondered if anyone would get this one.
l am worried that l have no life, my daughter called me a net JUNKIE!
Sad really! :roll:

by **Bettina Richmond** » Thu Mar 28, 2002 01:43

Just noticed the time you lot posted your messages. I'am not so bad!

by **Barry Moore** » Thu Mar 28, 2002 08:48

Bettina Richmond wrote:Lingerie Teddies are a sexy top and underwear in one. What do English Gentleman call them?

Yep, no problem there - that's exactly what we call them. However am I right in thinking that Aussies wear their thongs on their feet :?:

That might be adding to the confusion :wink:

by **Bettina Richmond** » Thu Mar 28, 2002 12:54

Barry Moore wrote:
Bettina Richmond wrote:Lingerie Teddies are a sexy top and underwear in one. What do English Gentleman call them?

Barry wrote:Yep, no problem there - that's exactly what we call them. However am I right in thinking that Aussies wear their thongs on their feet
That might be adding to the confusion

That's what we call them too, also strings, gees,and some others that are a bit off for the web pages. :oops: Thongs are footwear too, rubber, plastic ect.

by **Adrian Furniss** » Fri Mar 29, 2002 17:06

Bettina Richmond wrote:POOR OZZIES ARE COLD

Mmm. I'll bet your Winter is still warmer than our Summer.
:cold:

Adrian

by **Barry Moore** » Tue Apr 02, 2002 17:18

I know I'm going to regret this and have another albatross hanging round my neck but George :arrow:

Raft

by **Adrian Furniss** » Tue Apr 02, 2002 18:52

George Raft (1895 - 1980)
Birth Name: George Ranft
Born: September 26, 1895
Birth Place: New York, New York
Nationality: American

Bio:
Sleek, dark, sinister-looking former boxer and Broadway dancer, best known for his portrayals of smooth, underworld characters, as in "Scarface" (1932) and "Each Dawn I Die" (1939). A big star at Paramount in the 1930s, Raft also played more conventional romantic leads in many films of the 1930s and 40s, and when his stardom finally waned in the mid-50s essayed occasional character roles thereafter. More...

Here's that albatros winging its way through Cyberspace even as you read.

Adrian

by **Barry Moore** » Tue Apr 02, 2002 19:03

Wow. Thanks for that very comprehensive answer Adrian.

I think I would have just said "famous actor" though :wink:

by **Adrian Furniss** » Thu Apr 04, 2002 00:37

Ok Bettina, you've got me. What is a "Cockabondy"?

It sounds like it might be "the mythical glue bird of the outback" or something like that.

Google returns just one URL http://www.gtoal.com/wordgames/wordsquare/special.9.txt, which lists every obscure word under the sun, including this one. It's sandwiched between "Cocircular" and "Cockabully"

Please let us poor ignorant English know soon, before we go completely mad.

Adrian

by **Bettina Richmond** » Thu Apr 04, 2002 00:52

I have been trying to find one that would have you guessing. Found this one by accident. Listed under cock(sorry) in the Oxford dictionary [Kind of fishing fly W coch a bon ddu Red with black trunk] Not bad yeh !:mrgreen:

by **Adrian Furniss** » Thu Apr 04, 2002 01:00

Fair enough. So what can I post now to get us out of this mess?

Adrian

by **Bettina Richmond** » Fri Apr 05, 2002 00:36

Sorry Admin. I was answering the question above. Did it in the wrong window oops. :oops:

by **Barry Moore** » Fri Apr 05, 2002 10:10

Wilfred

What

I'm confused (or were you saying you were confused?)

by **Jo Atkin** » Fri Apr 05, 2002 12:01

what

car

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