The Sancho And Juicehead666 Random Chat Thread!

Thanks bama

Always learn something new every day at Phun.

 

It's more in jest, than anything else.

Basically, Australia and England are fierce rivals in most things, sport especially (even though we bitchslap their pasty white arses everytime).

Behind the rivalry and constant pisstaking is a fair respect though, i think.

 

Okay
It's pretty big here

 

Is that where he was from?....the blood shooting out of my eyes must have obscured my vision.

 

Not celebrated here, at all.

Basically in Melbourne Good Friday is a big deal, both for religious reasons and because it's the day we do the 'Good Friday Appeal', where we all raise money for the city's childrens hospital.

Easter Sunday is also celebrated a bit, but mainly just because that's when kids get their Easter Eggs (and i eat way too many hot cross buns).

 

ah, sounds like our rivalry in foolball with Auburn. Two large schools with well respected athletic programs in the same state that doesn't have a pro football team - one of if not the biggest rivalry in college football.

Only Good Friday and Easter Sunday are observerd as a babtist, don't know about other religions.

 

Alright....I'll bite Jenn....what the hell does that mean my Aussie bro? lol

 

I took it as a throw off like dumbass or something of the sort.


I'm outta here people, have a good day/evening and be safe.

 

Pommy or poms, is just what we call English people, just Aussie slang.
It is used as a term of endearment, usually.

And git is just a mildly offensive (almost humourous) slang insult used a lot in England.
It's basically like calling someone an idiot, if a little less offensive.

The term 'pommy git' is a pretty common description of Englishmen here in Australia.

 

Yep, that's about it.

It's just a relatively inoffensive way we describe English people.

Bye bama.

 

I'm off to buy some hot cross buns, if i can find a bloody bakery that is open on Good Friday.

 

C-ya bama.....have a good evening man.

Thanks for the language lesson Jenn. Much appreciated. You guys have excellent slang terms for things.

 

It's a really friendly language, too. Tough to not like someone after a hearty g'day.

In vaguely related news, the world market near me is carrying Bundaberg rum and ginger beer now.

 

And your still posting, instead of purchasing/swilling? lol
Gotta love trying different beers from around the world.

 

I was just informed that the big sup is on.......have a great evening guys, and we'll talk to ya tomorrow.

 

Ttyl Longschlong

 

Ginger beer ain't beer, it's like a ginger flavored soda. Sort of like ginger ale but much more ginger. Good stuff, and I've got the rum for getting buzzed.

cya later

 

So I'm stuck with the n00b?
Thanks guys!

 

I'm back to save the day, abe.

I'm glad to say it was a successful trip in terms of finding some hot cross buns.

 

I want a slushie but the kiosk is closed