My woeful attempt at a colonialism...

Anita,
Marianne,
Patti,
Shirley,
L'Wren,
Chrissie,
Bianca,
Jeri,
Astrid,
Mandy.
krissie,
jo

who's ya pick and why?

You have failed, pathetically...the word 'sheila' is used in Australia, not in New Zealand, Colonial's home.

Same with 'cobber' and 'g'day'.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2011-11-04 10:24 by Bliss.

Yeah you got it bliss ... we got sheila's roamin' around everywhere down here ....



ROCKMAN

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You have failed, pathetically...the word 'sheila' is used in Australia, not in New Zealand, Colonial's home.

Same with 'cobber' and 'g'day'.

With apologies...don't they share a border though? ><

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Bliss
You have failed, pathetically...the word 'sheila' is used in Australia, not in New Zealand, Colonial's home.

Same with 'cobber' and 'g'day'.

With apologies...don't they share a border though? ><

Actually, they are connected by a harbour bridge.

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Bliss
You have failed, pathetically...the word 'sheila' is used in Australia, not in New Zealand, Colonial's home.

Same with 'cobber' and 'g'day'.

With apologies...don't they share a border though? ><

Actually, they are connected by a harbour bridge.

I'm missing something here.......

With apologies...don't they share a border though?

.......Nope!!! ....just alotta ocean....



ROCKMAN

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You have failed, pathetically...the word 'sheila' is used in Australia, not in New Zealand, Colonial's home.

Same with 'cobber' and 'g'day'.

With apologies...don't they share a border though? ><

Actually, they are connected by a harbour bridge.

OK, you even made me look it up...it didn't seem possible and yet, here is the link:

[www.nzbridge.org.nz]

By harbour bridge, I presume you meant ferry?

Anyway, who's ya favrit stones sheila?

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With apologies...don't they share a border though?

.......Nope!!! ....just alotta ocean....

Sorry Rockman...I was being facetious...if you've ever watched Seinfeld, there's an episode where he's trying to sound Irish, and the person he's trying to fool says, well, you sound Scottish, and Seinfeld's reply is, "yes well, we lived on the border".

Beautiful in it's stupid simplicity....unfortunately I just sounded stupid.

.....Ahhhhh-ha treacle no need ta say sorry ...now I get ya drift ...

But hey there's enough of them Kiwi's in the country drinkin' our beer
as it is .... If there was a bridge they'd be comin' over by the bus load ....



ROCKMAN

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.....Ahhhhh-ha treacle no need ta say sorry ...now I get ya drift ...

But hey there's enough of them Kiwi's in the country drinkin' our beer
as it is .... If there was a bridge they'd be comin' over by the bus load ....

They used to sell Foster's in Canada, which I thought was good...I think they started importing it as a result of the Croc Dundee movies in the 80s.

Whatever happened to Paul Hogan anyway?

Hoges .... lives in the US but was making the headlines
recently with his long running battles against the Aussie tax-man ....



ROCKMAN

Badly written =badly spoken ?

That's not the way we talk ...lol


Rockman still remember some of my misunderstandings, due to the langage ,like
Queensland /Down Under /Barbies

Ok ok, Sheila. y'avait Ringo dans les gondoles à venise. Grosse marrade!

You know, what I appreciate most about this ridiculous thread is that 16 postings in, no one has even bothered answering the question.

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You know, what I appreciate most about this ridiculous thread is that 16 postings in, no one has even bothered answering the question.

If I am not mistaken ,there was a thread some days ago called "which Stones ladies would you like to boink "

Oops !

Don't call me Sheila.


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

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You know, what I appreciate most about this ridiculous thread is that 16 postings in, no one has even bothered answering the question.

If I am not mistaken ,there was a thread some days ago called "which Stones ladies would you like to boink "

Oops !

In North America, 'Oops' is known more properly as 'Doh!'

Sheila'ves Me True


Sheila'ves Me Madly

Rockman still remember some of my misunderstandings,

YEAH Sway I remember ....Map of Tasmania is another good one ...

Even Keith used it once in an interview ....



ROCKMAN

Bit worried about livin' in Perth Rockman, they will end up havin' me ride me motorbike to India.

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Sheila'ves Me True


Sheila'ves Me Madly

Sheila'ves You Yeah Yeah Yeah

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Sheila'ves Me True


Sheila'ves Me Madly

Sheila'ves You Yeah Yeah Yeah

But that's a Beatles Sheila... not a Stones Sheila.

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Sheila'ves Me True


Sheila'ves Me Madly

Sheila'ves You Yeah Yeah Yeah

But that's a Beatles Sheila... not a Stones Sheila.

I wanna be your sheila

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You have failed, pathetically...the word 'sheila' is used in Australia, not in New Zealand, Colonial's home.

Same with 'cobber' and 'g'day'.

With apologies...don't they share a border though? ><

Actually, they are connected by a harbour bridge.

OK, you even made me look it up...it didn't seem possible and yet, here is the link:

[www.nzbridge.org.nz]

By harbour bridge, I presume you meant ferry?

Anyway, who's ya favrit stones sheila?

Irony and sarcasm travel so badly across the net...NZ and Aus are no more connected by a harbour bridge than the US and Britain are.

Favourite 'sheila'? You are asking me, as a woman, which woman associated with the RS I most admire?

L'Wren Scott.

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You have failed, pathetically...the word 'sheila' is used in Australia, not in New Zealand, Colonial's home.

Same with 'cobber' and 'g'day'.

With apologies...don't they share a border though? ><

Actually, they are connected by a harbour bridge.

OK, you even made me look it up...it didn't seem possible and yet, here is the link:

[www.nzbridge.org.nz]

By harbour bridge, I presume you meant ferry?

Anyway, who's ya favrit stones sheila?

Irony and sarcasm travel so badly across the net...NZ and Aus are no more connected by a harbour bridge than the US and Britain are.

Favourite 'sheila'? You are asking me, as a woman, which woman associated with the RS I most admire?

L'Wren Scott.

Thanks...you are the first person to actually anser the question (what is it about her you like), and did you click on the link?

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Bliss
You have failed, pathetically...the word 'sheila' is used in Australia, not in New Zealand, Colonial's home.

Same with 'cobber' and 'g'day'.

With apologies...don't they share a border though? ><

Actually, they are connected by a harbour bridge.

OK, you even made me look it up...it didn't seem possible and yet, here is the link:

[www.nzbridge.org.nz]

By harbour bridge, I presume you meant ferry?

Anyway, who's ya favrit stones sheila?

Irony and sarcasm travel so badly across the net...NZ and Aus are no more connected by a harbour bridge than the US and Britain are.

Favourite 'sheila'? You are asking me, as a woman, which woman associated with the RS I most admire?

L'Wren Scott.

Thanks...you are the first person to actually anser the question (what is it about her you like), and did you click on the link?

No, I did not click.

L'Wren is an ideal woman. She is creative, talented, intelligent, tasteful, hardworking, charming, discreet and beautiful.

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L'Wren is an ideal woman. She is creative, talented, intelligent, tasteful, hardworking, charming, discreet and beautiful.

Beautiful!!!!! she looks like a transexual

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You know, what I appreciate most about this ridiculous thread is that 16 postings in, no one has even bothered answering the question.

If I am not mistaken ,there was a thread some days ago called "which Stones ladies would you like to boink "

Oops !

In North America, 'Oops' is known more properly as 'Doh!'

Really ?
I had never heard an American saying "Doh !" instead of "Oops" !
Do you mean that "Opps" is used by English people ?
In the numerous American series I watch daily, the characters always say "oops!" when someone drops something or makes a mistake

I thought that "Doh !" was an exclamation of annoyance when something goes wrong.

Actually, I was sardonic in the post you quote above.
Because I find this kind of thread useless -no offense mean -when there was already one called "With which Stones ladies would you like to sleep" a few weeks ago .
So I used the verb to b***k on purpose ,I DID know it's an explicit word not usually mentioned in polite company......

You get the picture ?



I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .