hey from downtown

Started by spyralsgirl, November 02, 2009, 05:46:05 PM

spyralsgirl

Quote from: Reaper man on December 07, 2009, 09:13:25 AM
Quote from: spyralsgirl on November 02, 2009, 05:46:05 PM
Hi all! Recently moved from Australia, thought I'd come in and say hi. Living downtown and liking it so far.

An Aussie girl only a couple of miles away from where I live?

....

Are you pretty? :3

Are you emotionally mature? :3

Jason

Quote from: spyralsgirl on December 07, 2009, 12:08:27 AM
ah thanks Ocklawaha, I sure hope Jason learns something. And Jason, I do forgive you for the lame Australian speak. you know before we leave Australia, we get warned to not be surprised if people think we have kangaroos in our, um, back paddocks.  ;)


Ha!  I was wondering if you would key in on my lame attempt.  I just did a quick google on Austrailian slang and threw it in the greeting to make you feel right at home!  I did learn a few things though.

And Ock, from what I've read online (yes I'm no expert), to an Ozzie we're all Yanks!

Oh, and Spiralsgirl, watch out for the bloke in the loose bathers that drank too much grog.  His name is Ocklawaha.  :)

Reaper man

Quote from: spyralsgirl on December 11, 2009, 09:26:41 AM
Are you emotionally mature? :3

Sometimes.  I can if I want to be. ;D

Sportmotor

if you have an acent, I will just want to listen to you talk...I really wouldnt care about what lol
I am the Sheep Dog.

heights unknown

Quote from: spyralsgirl on December 11, 2009, 09:26:08 AM
Quote from: heights unknown on December 07, 2009, 08:23:24 AM
Hi "Spy," welcome to America!

So spyralsgirl, your husband is American huh?  Is this your first time in America?  From your speak obviously not.  I had the pleasure, whilst I was in the Navy of visiting Perth, Australia in 1980.  Beautiful, clean and pristine city (back then); hope it's still that way.  The Aussies were very nice, friendly, accomodating, and invited us into their homes; I'll never forget the "Aussie Hospitality!"  Hope you enjoy Jax; quite a change from a huge city like Sydney.  Welcome to your second home.  At least we speak english!  (I think, and hopefully for a few more years unless we're invaded)

Heights Unknown

thanks Heights. my husband spent his teenage years in America, other than that he's lived in other places - does that make him American? He has the accent so I say it does. This is my second time here, we visited for a couple of months last year. I do miss Sydney and it's nightlife the most, I really need to hear some electronic music or something other than 70s and 80s rock on the radio. It's definitely a change but I'm not complaining :) Please don't get invaded.


LOL, LOL, LOL (holding my stomach)...I hope we don't get invaded but if we keep being stupid, government and citizens included, we'll all be drunk, high, and rioting in the streets when the Russians and Chinese come (I hope this never happens but we need to open our eyes).

Welcome to America (the South).

"HU"
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spyralsgirl

Quote from: heights unknown on December 13, 2009, 11:32:56 PM
Quote from: spyralsgirl on December 11, 2009, 09:26:08 AM
Quote from: heights unknown on December 07, 2009, 08:23:24 AM
Hi "Spy," welcome to America!

So spyralsgirl, your husband is American huh?  Is this your first time in America?  From your speak obviously not.  I had the pleasure, whilst I was in the Navy of visiting Perth, Australia in 1980.  Beautiful, clean and pristine city (back then); hope it's still that way.  The Aussies were very nice, friendly, accomodating, and invited us into their homes; I'll never forget the "Aussie Hospitality!"  Hope you enjoy Jax; quite a change from a huge city like Sydney.  Welcome to your second home.  At least we speak english!  (I think, and hopefully for a few more years unless we're invaded)

Heights Unknown

thanks Heights. my husband spent his teenage years in America, other than that he's lived in other places - does that make him American? He has the accent so I say it does. This is my second time here, we visited for a couple of months last year. I do miss Sydney and it's nightlife the most, I really need to hear some electronic music or something other than 70s and 80s rock on the radio. It's definitely a change but I'm not complaining :) Please don't get invaded.


LOL, LOL, LOL (holding my stomach)...I hope we don't get invaded but if we keep being stupid, government and citizens included, we'll all be drunk, high, and rioting in the streets when the Russians and Chinese come (I hope this never happens but we need to open our eyes).

Welcome to America (the South).

"HU"

Actually HU it might be too late in re to the invasion since I'm Russian originally. It's happening already and you don't even know about it! Har har


DavidWilliams


coredumped

Welcome spyralsgyrl! Stick around these forums, you'll meet some great people, if not on here, at the events these guys are always talking about (church tour, RAM...etc)
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