Confession time

What a quaint sense of humour some posters have
LOLOLLOLLOLLOLLOLLOL

SUNNY.........'s new broom has a button when pushed turns into a
telescope. All the better to see you with. LOLLOLLOLLOLLOLLOL

S'nd I

On Thu, 16 Oct 2003 13:33:31 -0400 (EDT), (villa
deauville) wrote:

What a quaint sense of humour some posters have
LOLOLLOLLOLLOLLOLLOL

Sometimes alcoholism causes unstoppable laughter.

SUNNY.........'s new broom has a button when pushed turns into a
telescope. All the better to see you with. LOLLOLLOLLOLLOLLOL

uh, ok

somebody grab that bottle, clenched liked Charlton Heston's rifle,
from her and shove this nutcase off to rehab

On 10/16/03 2:08 PM, in article ,
"CupCaked" wrote:

(villa deauville) wrote:

What a quaint sense of humour some posters have

snipped

Me to know you to guess

Maybe if we had some idea of what you were trying to say, no one would
have to scratch their heads and LOL. 'Must admit, it does sound like
it was written by someone who is somehow impaired.


Perhaps it would be better understood as we Americans would say it:
It's for me to know and you to find out.

Perhaps the way Sunny said it is the more British way of speaking.
Same meaning different phrasing.

Of course, I am assuming.

Cathy

On Thu, 16 Oct 2003 14:25:21 -0500, Cathy Heidemann
wrote:

Perhaps it would be better understood as we Americans would say it:
It's for me to know and you to find out.

Perhaps the way Sunny said it is the more British way of speaking.
Same meaning different phrasing.

Of course, I am assuming.

Good point.

I assumed she is drunk, Karens assumed she is impaired.

Can anyone tell us if SUNNY is a drunk, a retard...or both?

Thank you.

Cathy
You assumed right:-)

SUNNY........could talk rings around certain posters who wouldnt have a
clue to the contents of conversation being spoken due to different
meanings but basically the same language Ergo only response would be
"shes drunk
LOLLOLLOL

S'nd I
"

On 10/16/03 3:26 PM, in article
, "villa deauville"
wrote:

Cathy
You assumed right:-)

SUNNY........could talk rings around certain posters who wouldnt have a
clue to the contents of conversation being spoken due to different
meanings but basically the same language Ergo only response would be
"shes drunk
LOLLOLLOL

S'nd I
"

Sunny,

My office is next door to a man from New Zealand, where they do speak the
Queen's English. Add to that some New Zealand phrases, and in ten years I've
picked up some interesting language skills.

At the other end of the hall is our Foreign Languages department. We also
have a very large number of students who are from Thailand and Japan. I hear
varying languages and accented English all day every day.

Living in the South for a few years also gave me an "ear" for southern
accents also ...

I love listening to accents and picking up a new turn of a phrase.
So now, I shall bung this in the mail.

Cheers,
Cathy

Cathy
Dont you just love the word bung?

SUNNY.......would love to bung the yob
LOLLOLLOL

S'nd I

villa deauville wrote:

Cathy
Dont you just love the word bung?

SUNNY.......would love to bung the yob
LOLLOLLOL

S'nd I

OK Sunny, spill the beans. How does one bung a yob?

Howard

Sunny is not a drunk,or a retard,just a down and out good fellow,that
likes to be nice to people,should have more like her around,and the
world would be a better place.
Surfer2468

Howard
Bung the yob = sling the jerk down the spout

SUNNY..........LOL

S'nd I