Bo-Jangles

There's also an overwhelming amount of guys that get sent out to do the weekly shopping. Biggest topic of conversation in my workplace is among the guys, over whether Foodtown, New World et al are the best.

I sit near to a guy who calls his missus to tell her what she needs to get from the supermarket and then he goes to do the shopping. It's like he needs her approval on what he has to get. He also calls her daily to ask what to have for dinner and a big discussion ensues about what they have left and what can he can cook.

Makes me LOL everytime.

Spudgun

Jogging.

Am Loolah

Whilst pushing 3 wheeler buggies?

Spudgun

I know. Whats all that about ?? One nearly ran me over this afternoon as I popped to the dairy for a chocolate fish.

Am Loolah

Mate - it's a "Dirry" not a "Dairy" - get with the lingo.

My Hubby likes to shout at all the joggers that there are taxi's available ... sad Tw*t that he is ...

Yotty

Thats so funny AM !!!

Kiwiprincess

My father once told me that only poor people who couldn't afford cars walked anywhere. For years I believed him!:curse: Odd that I now work for a conservation organisation!!

danny.f

Tell you where they're not....the bloody hairdressers! Someone have a word with these mulleted,permed 'women'. A decent hairdresser should be a billionaire here.

happynz

I walk everywhere. Your father is accurate in my case.

Kiwiprincess

He actually is in mine too!

Then again, he also told me that Yams were deep fried huhu grubs.

garryhg

when we first arrived here,I said to my OH,"there must be a marathon soon" never seen so many people jogging and power walking.coming from scotland thats the only time you see people jogging,when they are in training for a marathon.That and a friday night when they are heading down the local.

I am now power walking with the rest of them(minus the 3 wheeler).Its all good...jacky

Bellasmum

You didn't go wrong, it just so happens you do it differently.

Or I hope that's the case. My Brit OH does most of the outside work and I do most of the inside work. If he needs a hand with his he asks and I do and vice versa. Sometimes we do both together.

We share some interests and some we don't. He loves fishing and I don't so if he goes fishing I do something else. I love diving so if he is going for a dive I go. Seems pretty simple to me.

Now all you experts tell me if my Brit husband has got it all wrong or has his Kiwi wife gpt ot all wrong ?

I shave my legs and under my arms, I don't have to shave my top lip(well not yet) , I don't and never have had a mullet haircut, I respect my OH and think he is a "spunk" and I behave like a woman he loves.

Are you lot telling me I am not a Kiwi woman ?

Ted Logan

Now that's something I haven't heard in ages

happynz

He doesn't like yams, does he?

Kiwiprincess

He likes them. His daughter, however, still does not.

And on another note, I don't have a mullet either