Trafalgar Day
Jun 5th 2005, 1:53 pm
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Re: Trafalgar Day
Originally Posted by sludger
Havn't all you obviously Aussie cretins got anything better to do than hijack this site with your stupid comments.
I see some of you sad bastttarrds have posted thousands of messages, you truly are sad.
There's not a trace of real humour in any of your pathetic jibes surely you can find some Australian site somewhere.
I see some of you sad bastttarrds have posted thousands of messages, you truly are sad.
There's not a trace of real humour in any of your pathetic jibes surely you can find some Australian site somewhere.
This is an ex pats site but believe it or not some of us don't want our very own suburban little Britain in the sun.
Oh and re the thousands of "messages", i have been a member of this site for eons and have posted heaps of stuff, some of it even helpful, so i don't feel sad, not one little bit
PS. Do you happen to wear a shell suit??
Jun 5th 2005, 2:38 pm
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Re: Trafalgar Day
Oh and re the thousands of "messages", i have been a member of this site for eons and have posted heaps of stuff, some of it even helpful, so i don't feel sad, not one little bit
An eon being one year and eons obviously two sadboy.
An eon being one year and eons obviously two sadboy.
Jun 5th 2005, 2:40 pm
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Re: Trafalgar Day
Originally Posted by sludger
An eon being one year and eons obviously two sadboy.
Jun 5th 2005, 2:42 pm
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Re: Trafalgar Day
Originally Posted by sludger
Oh and re the thousands of "messages", i have been a member of this site for eons and have posted heaps of stuff, some of it even helpful, so i don't feel sad, not one little bit
An eon being one year and eons obviously two sadboy.
An eon being one year and eons obviously two sadboy.
I have spent my time well and i can even quote someone now without effin it up
Jun 5th 2005, 2:45 pm
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Re: Trafalgar Day
Originally Posted by Pollyana
Hey Hevs - you're pretending to be a bloke again i see!!!!
I am also this now to boot....
obviously Aussie cretin
Jun 5th 2005, 2:50 pm
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Re: Trafalgar Day
Right, pizza on order, nice Cajun Chicken one please; I'm settling in to watch this one, and my money is on Hevs
Jun 5th 2005, 4:35 pm
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Re: Trafalgar Day
Originally Posted by hevs
Errrrm, i'm English actually and don't mind being English But i live in Australia now so therefore i don't feel the need to rant on about British traditions that i certainly wasn't bothered about when i lived there.
This is an ex pats site but believe it or not some of us don't want our very own suburban little Britain in the sun.
Oh and re the thousands of "messages", i have been a member of this site for eons and have posted heaps of stuff, some of it even helpful, so i don't feel sad, not one little bit
PS. Do you happen to wear a shell suit??
This is an ex pats site but believe it or not some of us don't want our very own suburban little Britain in the sun.
Oh and re the thousands of "messages", i have been a member of this site for eons and have posted heaps of stuff, some of it even helpful, so i don't feel sad, not one little bit
PS. Do you happen to wear a shell suit??
Jun 5th 2005, 4:45 pm
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Re: Trafalgar Day
Originally Posted by Gease
You are as english as Omar bin Laden, my moneys on Sludger. (but lets be nice girls)
So am i playing as a boy or a girl now
Jun 5th 2005, 4:52 pm
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Re: Trafalgar Day
Originally Posted by hevs
Do you mean USAMA Bin Laden??
So am i playing as a boy or a girl now
So am i playing as a boy or a girl now
Jun 5th 2005, 4:58 pm
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Re: Trafalgar Day
Originally Posted by Pollyana
Doing well now Hevs, in the space of three days you've changed your sex and your nationality! What do you do for an encore?
Jun 5th 2005, 5:06 pm
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Re: Trafalgar Day
Originally Posted by hevs
Change my colour and religion to go with my new beard i reckon
Not that I'm hijacking this wonderful thread of sluggers.
Jun 5th 2005, 5:26 pm
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Re: Trafalgar Day
Originally Posted by hevs
Errrrm, i'm English actually and don't mind being English But i live in Australia now so therefore i don't feel the need to rant on about British traditions that i certainly wasn't bothered about when i lived there.
This is an ex pats site but believe it or not some of us don't want our very own suburban little Britain in the sun.
Oh and re the thousands of "messages", i have been a member of this site for eons and have posted heaps of stuff, some of it even helpful, so i don't feel sad, not one little bit
PS. Do you happen to wear a shell suit??
This is an ex pats site but believe it or not some of us don't want our very own suburban little Britain in the sun.
Oh and re the thousands of "messages", i have been a member of this site for eons and have posted heaps of stuff, some of it even helpful, so i don't feel sad, not one little bit
PS. Do you happen to wear a shell suit??
Point 1.. There are quite a number who are very proud to be both English and Australian; I do not see any conflict. Remember this thread started off regarding Trafalgar Day. A day where if we had lost, Australia as we know it would not have existed.
Point 2...Slating the old country is like slating your parents people may laugh and you may think it was clever but it’s a little sad really, all the freedoms you experience, are because some one in our past passed them on to you. There are a few Aussies and trendy expats who would agree with your apathy but even though they may not be the vocal far more who don't.
I realise it must be hard to be an English Australian in Melbourne but don't give up, come back from the dark side .
Sorry about the Bin Laden spelling doesn't really matter
Jun 5th 2005, 5:29 pm
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Re: Trafalgar Day
Originally Posted by Gease
Point 1.. There are quite a number who are very proud to be both English and Australian; I do not see any conflict. Remember this thread started off regarding Trafalgar Day. A day where if we had lost, Australia as we know it would not have existed.
Point 2...Slating the old country is like slating your parents people may laugh and you may think it was clever but it’s a little sad really, all the freedoms you experience, are because some one in our past passed them on to you. There are a few Aussies and trendy expats who would agree with your apathy but even though they may not be the vocal far more who don't.
I realise it must be hard to be an English Australian in Melbourne but don't give up, come back from the dark side .
Sorry about the Bin Laden spelling doesn't really matter
Point 2...Slating the old country is like slating your parents people may laugh and you may think it was clever but it’s a little sad really, all the freedoms you experience, are because some one in our past passed them on to you. There are a few Aussies and trendy expats who would agree with your apathy but even though they may not be the vocal far more who don't.
I realise it must be hard to be an English Australian in Melbourne but don't give up, come back from the dark side .
Sorry about the Bin Laden spelling doesn't really matter
Please can you highlight where anyone slated the old country. Either your seeing things or I'm needing a bigger screen.
Jun 5th 2005, 5:30 pm
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Re: Trafalgar Day
Originally Posted by Gease
You are as english as Omar bin Laden
Originally Posted by Hevs
Do you mean USAMA Bin Laden??
Just couldn't resist joining in this weird thread
and as for "eon" meaning one year... well....
Jun 5th 2005, 5:32 pm
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Re: Trafalgar Day
Originally Posted by Gease
Point 1.. There are quite a number who are very proud to be both English and Australian; I do not see any conflict. Remember this thread started off regarding Trafalgar Day. A day where if we had lost, Australia as we know it would not have existed.
Point 2...Slating the old country is like slating your parents people may laugh and you may think it was clever but it’s a little sad really, all the freedoms you experience, are because some one in our past passed them on to you. There are a few Aussies and trendy expats who would agree with your apathy but even though they may not be the vocal far more who don't.
I realise it must be hard to be an English Australian in Melbourne but don't give up, come back from the dark side .
Sorry about the Bin Laden spelling doesn't really matter
I realise it must be hard to be an English Australian in Melbourne but don't give up, come back from the dark side .
Sorry about the Bin Laden spelling doesn't really matter
I am not apathetic and you know nothing about my past and whom and when i choose to commemorate. Its not hard to be anything where i live and i happen to love it, so i really don't get point one or point 2??
You are right about the spelling, it doesn't matter, i just needed to check we were talking about the same person
