Posted: 15 Jan 2004, 17:41
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Posted: 15 Jan 2004, 18:41
Whittle and fettle
Posted: 15 Jan 2004, 18:58
Priapismalevolence. It means being a mean jerk becuase you always have a painful erection.
Posted: 15 Jan 2004, 19:24
eeeeeeeeerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr that smilie is scary, get it away from me now!!markfiend wrote:Black Planet wrote:priapic
Posted: 15 Jan 2004, 20:17
In no particular order:-
Gromit
Bamber Gascoyne
Nirdle
Baz Bamigboye
Mince
Balasubramanian
Trellis
Minge
Pelmet
Gusset
Flap
... and many more, can I get back to you?
Gromit
Bamber Gascoyne
Nirdle
Baz Bamigboye
Mince
Balasubramanian
Trellis
Minge
Pelmet
Gusset
Flap
... and many more, can I get back to you?
Posted: 15 Jan 2004, 20:20
You are soooooooooo wrong there, I use the word Gromit, quite alot............And flap lol
Posted: 15 Jan 2004, 20:34
Phenoxylmethylpenicillin 
"That looked just like a negative reality inversion didn't it?
Yeah, it did a bit"
"That looked just like a negative reality inversion didn't it?
Yeah, it did a bit"
Posted: 15 Jan 2004, 20:45
love the sigBrideoffrankenstein wrote:Phenoxylmethylpenicillin
"That looked just like a negative reality inversion didn't it?
Yeah, it did a bit"
Posted: 15 Jan 2004, 21:12
What dictionary did you find that in? It's not in mine.cocoamix wrote:Priapismalevolence. It means being a mean jerk becuase you always have a painful erection.
Posted: 15 Jan 2004, 21:40
kecks
hullaballoo
degradation
twanny
arsequake
fettle
cyanosis
dastardly deeds
hullaballoo
degradation
twanny
arsequake
fettle
cyanosis
dastardly deeds
Posted: 15 Jan 2004, 21:43
Whoops! See 'fettle' has already been bagsied by paint it black.
Still, must be a good choice.
Still, must be a good choice.
Posted: 15 Jan 2004, 21:47
Shenanigens
Posted: 15 Jan 2004, 21:47
Oh now that takes me back, my late Granda used to greet us with, "how's yer fettle?"
Posted: 15 Jan 2004, 21:53
Aah, bless.Sexygoth wrote:Oh now that takes me back, my late Granda used to greet us with, "how's yer fettle?"
Posted: 15 Jan 2004, 22:24
Flange
Arsebanditry
Chiffon (thankee to Sir Les Pattisnon for this one)
Globules
Bulbous
Arsebanditry
Chiffon (thankee to Sir Les Pattisnon for this one)
Globules
Bulbous
Posted: 15 Jan 2004, 22:27
No wonder.Debaser wrote:Shenanigens
Posted: 15 Jan 2004, 23:56
squiggle and squirm
nice traits
nice traits
Posted: 16 Jan 2004, 00:17
Zimbabwe
Fritz (as in - this computer/printer/car/girlfriend is on the Fritz)
I Zimbra (pro. ee zimbra, check Kurt Schwitters or your early Talking Heads)
Bensenhoist
I have more...
Fritz (as in - this computer/printer/car/girlfriend is on the Fritz)
I Zimbra (pro. ee zimbra, check Kurt Schwitters or your early Talking Heads)
Bensenhoist
I have more...
Posted: 16 Jan 2004, 00:23
Hey!Red Sunsets wrote:Zimbabwe
Posted: 16 Jan 2004, 00:27
Whit!? 
Posted: 16 Jan 2004, 01:45
Moist
Quibble
Myriad
Plethora
Forty - Two
By Chance
Perchance
There are many others!
Quibble
Myriad
Plethora
Forty - Two
By Chance
Perchance
There are many others!
Posted: 16 Jan 2004, 08:07
jassie!, dis maar warm vandag!mh wrote:How about: "golly, isn't it warm today"?
Particularly since recent studies indicate that myself and my countrymen/women will be "enjoying" (if that's the right word) a climate comparable to Newfoundland within the next 10 years.
Bloody Gulf Stream!!!
the "j"s are soft, more like a "y". the "w" sounds more like a "v" and you need to roll the "g", just make like you're gonna spit phlegm.
Posted: 16 Jan 2004, 09:20
diatribe
mental
loon
Yank
words spinning around inside my head right now
mental
loon
Yank
words spinning around inside my head right now
Posted: 16 Jan 2004, 09:37
What a plethora 
of absolutely wonderful words. We should compile them into a book.
of absolutely wonderful words. We should compile them into a book.Posted: 16 Jan 2004, 09:55
actually it doesn'tmarkfiend wrote:I think it loses something in the translation
