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I have inverted my Crane, I am making the final adjustments.
The 48th wasp to the cone appear will be entertained to Beethoven's 6th symphony.
"Ahh, the clean smell of a Dolphin" said Johan, "I must find some Wax".
...and as the sun set, I said "Trolley".
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Am not interested in what you do to your "crane" Bonker:eek:
Could you translate that statement into English and out of Pomgolian.:confused:
have inverted my billabong, I am making the final adjustments.
The 48th shrimp on the barbie will be entertained to "Aussie, Aussie, Oi, Oi, Oi.
"Ahh, the clean smell of a Kangaroo" said Johan, "I must find some Beer".
...and as the sun set, I said "Cricket".
Thanks katie, Hmmmm............beerQuote:
Originally posted by barrk
have inverted my billabong, I am making the final adjustments.
The 48th shrimp on the barbie will be entertained to "Aussie, Aussie, Oi, Oi, Oi.
"Ahh, the clean smell of a Kangaroo" said Johan, "I must find some Beer".
...and as the sun set, I said "Cricket".
No worries, mate;)
Fair dinkum, we'll make a good aussie sheila out of you yet. Wouldn't be dead for quids this morning.Quote:
Originally posted by barrk
No worries, mate;)
Don't quite understand when or how to use Fair Dinkum properly though.:confused:
Two possibles.Quote:
Originally posted by barrk
Don't quite understand when or how to use Fair Dinkum properly though.:confused:
1)
"I scored a hole in one on saturday!"
"Fair Dinkum" i.e "Is that right", "Truely?"
2)
"Fair Dinkum Mate, laughed so much l cried"
"For real this happened" i.e Highlighting next statement.
Thanks for the language lesson. I must leave now though. Have yourself a good one (since Kim's home tonight!;) )
Later!
The translation of Dinkum, is honest isn't it? This came up in a pub quiz last week.
Yeap it's fair dinkum Arbiter;)