halflinggirl2000

As the title says please can someone tell the definition of an "ocker", noticed it a few times not sure what one is? Sounds offensive but not sure?

Halflinggirl

wmoore

Ocker
Probably most times, the second meaning is the one intended.

toocheeky

Great site Wayne! Howya doin chuck, not chatted with you for a while..


the cheeky one..

wmoore

We haven't it's true. I'm OK ta. Just waiting for the result of my ACS assessment in the post. Expect it in the next few days - except I'm off to NYC on Thursday to visit a mate.

How you doin'?

honeybob

thanks for that wmoore, have added it to favourites!

toocheeky

Am very well thankyou Wayne
Still waiting for those elusive visas...
But I am a patient person.

Hope you have a nice time in the big apple (Im so jealous! Can I come?! ) and good luck with your ACS.

Karen
x

wmoore

If Ihad a dollar ......

toocheeky

Wayne...for you hun, I would come foc.....

CasG

Good site Wayne.

Have a good time in NYC - fantastic city, probably my fave.

Cas

wmoore

Woohoo!

wmoore

Thanks I will. I must admit that I would probably never have gone there but for to visit my mate. Looking forward to it nonetheless.

Amazulu

Go & have a look round Caboolture & you'll soon find out what an ocker is.

wmoore

I've only ever passed through on the train. Is Caboolture so bad?

Amazulu

I'm probably going to get razed here, but we thought it was a craphole. Some people on here like it, but I honestly cannot see the attraction. We were there on our 2nd day in Oz & I thought, is this it?. I thought we'd landed on the film set of 'Deliverence'. Luckily we went on to see some lovely parts of SE Qld, so the trip was rescued.

Del Boy

Luckily we went on to see some lovely parts of SE Qld, so the trip was rescued.[/QUOTE]

Presumably excluding Logan, Ipswich etc !