who ya callin' ungrammatical?
there's some rough spelling there!
WOT!?
A lot of the messages on this site are ungrammatical! Apparently they are default messages - which means they aren't de fault of any of our fearless leaders, which is a great relief, frankly.
Had my family over for lunch yesterday. The first time since I moved in to the house that I've had everyone there. Of course the whole day was spent with 5 adults catering to every whim of one little bundle of joy.
Haha - Just saw the ending line of the poll. But I voted for #4 at the beginning. Gleeful and frolicsome, that's I. (or me, if you'd rather)
who said we aren't grammatical???
Will nobody do silly hats?
i have brought up my hats, and places to hang them already......
You certainly did!
Please leave your hats on!
teeheee
But Deb, isn't it impolite not to remove one's hat in the presence of a lady? Manners are sooo important, don't you think? :wink:
LOL!!!!! Perhaps we ought to think of them as more like yarmulkas (spelling?)!
I was wondering, as I pattered about preparing my home for the cleaner tomorrow - which somehow included taking the rubbish out, watering the plants on the balcony and a number of other seemingly unrelated activities - and occasionally popping in to see what was happening in here - I wondered, as I said, about how frequently there are large numbers of people on line here - but very few posts.
We really are, I guess, a forum of some mighty long posts, which, the evidence suggests, are actually read and thoughtfully considered by people.
So it goes.....
...i do not think i am a lady...i have spent a long time trying not to be one - having had the sad misfortune of being properly brung up!
Isn't it about time for Valentine's Day?
Even though I didn't mark it on the poll, I did do silly hats this year... silly enough that it was truly embarassing once I went to the mirror to freshen up and saw just HOW SILLY it looked on me.
Next year, I'm bringing my OWN silly hat!
Margo -- What is this hooning activity?
Piffka
In our language, hooning is carrying on like a galah!
This can be done in various ways, and I'm not sure what is the US equivalent - we need Merry Andrew to provide a translation.
Specifically, we apply it to us middle aged types driving down the highway in the convertible, with the roof down, and our hooning caps on! All very respectable and discreet really - a very low key hoon! You need a hat to provide some sun protection, but can't weat a big brim! I've never known anyone who had a convertible before, so this is a fun experience for us.
Another example would be Wilso, racing around the Minnamurra bends on his motorbike.
Oboy. Hooning sounds as though it would fulfill my New Year's Resolutions... (1) Have More Fun and (2) Dress More Flamboyantly.
Can hardly wait to try hooning. Too bad I sold my convertible, but both my cars have sunroofs... that's almost as good. OK. about 1/4 as good, but... much more practical.
Honing vehicle of high regards:
Hooning is naughty, Margo - it is doing doughnuts at 3.00am - it is mooning like a veritable De Kere - it is yelling at peaceful folk from the car - it is getting drunk and throwing up - you are certainly doing something in your convertible, but, unless it involves laying rubber and annoying the locals, it is not hooning!
A VALENTINE'S Digression? Pulleeeeeeeeeeeze - I don't DO saints! Even demoted ones!
