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11-03-2016
09:05 PM
Sometimes I change the course of a conversation or hijack it by picking up on a minor detail and going off in a whole new direction. I might need an outlet for my habit. So the rules are, you can join in the conversation by taking it in a whole new direction or saying something that just doesn't follow on. Remember that we are not being serious...
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26-04-2016
11:11 PM
I must say I wonder when I see measurement in metres and kilometres if others realise that they are a consequence of the French revolution.
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26-04-2016
11:16 PM
This is a great and very original thread..Love It!
Rob has this spot on....Color should be Color...not Colour...Aussies spell it the wrong way....the French way...
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26-04-2016
11:25 PM
Oh dear, that is prodding my one great prejudice. Words emaciated by the lacking of the u and s being transubstantiated into a z... Americans...
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26-04-2016
11:34 PM
Hi Rob
I have transubstantiated a couple of Aussie words that have been derived from the French (with all respect to the Renault's of course)
* Centre.....the spelling is right...as in Aussie...but it still should be Center...
* Flavour is also correctly spelled except for the 'U'...It came from the French...
I Love playing ping pong with you.....(I just spent too long in Canada when I was younger so my spelling is all screwed up lol)...Australians...
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26-04-2016
11:48 PM
Australia is not right. It should be Awstralia. My spelling is multilingual. Dwi wedi blino - I'm tired. Perhaps before 2 am I will be sleeping.
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27-04-2016
01:57 AM
You are a legend Rob....I totally concur ....it is Awstralia..Nice1
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27-04-2016
10:23 AM
Nice..um is there an Arnotts biscuit that is called "nice". Does it have sugar on top of it?
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27-04-2016
12:33 PM
Yes there is. You'll have to feed it to your nieces & nephews.
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27-04-2016
07:11 PM
I am in the process of feeding myself dinner. There goes the oven timer just like the bell and the dog of Pavlov.
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27-04-2016
07:17 PM
Hmmm, Pavlov.
Mmmm, Pavlova.
With cream, strawberries, kiwi fruit & passionfruit.
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