When you think of the term 'bubbly' to describe someone
Jun 5th 2013, 12:52 pm
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Re: When you think of the term 'bubbly' to describe someone
So far I've got early 50's, skinny, bit dull until you talk about the one topic you really get excited for (not sure what) and someone who pulls out the "oh, bugger, I've left my wallet at home" regularly.
Jun 5th 2013, 12:54 pm
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Re: When you think of the term 'bubbly' to describe someone
You're one of the few posters who provide real trouble for me to generate a mental image of.
So far I've got early 50's, skinny, bit dull until you talk about the one topic you really get excited for (not sure what) and someone who pulls out the "oh, bugger, I've left my wallet at home" regularly.
So far I've got early 50's, skinny, bit dull until you talk about the one topic you really get excited for (not sure what) and someone who pulls out the "oh, bugger, I've left my wallet at home" regularly.
Jun 5th 2013, 12:58 pm
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Re: When you think of the term 'bubbly' to describe someone
Jun 5th 2013, 1:01 pm
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Re: When you think of the term 'bubbly' to describe someone
Cheap Star Wars figurines, cheap books on the Boer Wars and cross dressing.
Jun 5th 2013, 1:14 pm
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Jun 5th 2013, 7:34 pm
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Re: When you think of the term 'bubbly' to describe someone
these two do not automatically spring to mind
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BISK-ShCYAAqtNn.jpg:large
* you never know I could be doing them an injustice - they could well be bubbly people
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* you never know I could be doing them an injustice - they could well be bubbly people
Jun 6th 2013, 8:11 am
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Re: When you think of the term 'bubbly' to describe someone
Actually you’ve all got it wrong. The chap on the left is a well known TV religious personality who preaches Islam on the satellite channel Iqra. He might not be physically bubbly but personality wise, yes, as he is a very well spoken and articulate person with many followers. He travels around the world to preach. I remember a story he once narrated about his trip to the Massai tribe in Africa where they have a tradition of performing a jump dance called the Adumu dance as a welcome ceremony. He told them not to perform this dance because it makes him feel uncomfortable. They apparently misunderstood him so they asked him back “if you don’t like it why don’t you do the jump dance instead and show us if you can do any better! “
Jun 6th 2013, 8:28 am
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Re: When you think of the term 'bubbly' to describe someone
I remember a story he once narrated about his trip to the Massai tribe in Africa where they have a tradition of performing a jump dance called the Adumu dance as a welcome ceremony. He told them not to perform this dance because it makes him feel uncomfortable. They apparently misunderstood him so they asked him back “if you don’t like it why don’t you do the jump dance instead and show us if you can do any better! “
Jun 6th 2013, 9:03 am
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Re: When you think of the term 'bubbly' to describe someone
Actually you’ve all got it wrong. The chap on the left is a well known TV religious personality who preaches Islam on the satellite channel Iqra. He might not be physically bubbly but personality wise, yes, as he is a very well spoken and articulate person with many followers. He travels around the world to preach. I remember a story he once narrated about his trip to the Massai tribe in Africa where they have a tradition of performing a jump dance called the Adumu dance as a welcome ceremony. He told them not to perform this dance because it makes him feel uncomfortable. They apparently misunderstood him so they asked him back “if you don’t like it why don’t you do the jump dance instead and show us if you can do any better! “
Jun 6th 2013, 9:20 am
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Re: When you think of the term 'bubbly' to describe someone
The Adumu dance was just too bubbly.
Is it the one where the menfolk schwing their schlongs?
Is it the one where the menfolk schwing their schlongs?
Jun 6th 2013, 9:30 am
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Re: When you think of the term 'bubbly' to describe someone
Actually you’ve all got it wrong. The chap on the left is a well known TV religious personality who preaches Islam on the satellite channel Iqra. He might not be physically bubbly but personality wise, yes, as he is a very well spoken and articulate person with many followers. He travels around the world to preach. I remember a story he once narrated about his trip to the Massai tribe in Africa where they have a tradition of performing a jump dance called the Adumu dance as a welcome ceremony. He told them not to perform this dance because it makes him feel uncomfortable. They apparently misunderstood him so they asked him back “if you don’t like it why don’t you do the jump dance instead and show us if you can do any better! “
BTW Soba is hello is Masaai. I spent a while thinking security guards were asking if i'd had a drink.
Last edited by al dente; Jun 6th 2013 at 9:31 am. Reason: Not sure how sensitive we all are.