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Trivial Pursuits => People & Places => Topic started by: lprkn on May 15, 2009, 07:33:11 am
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So Happy Birthday, you silly man!
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/o/ (my young friends tell me this is an emoticon for celebration. an individual running with both arms in the air)
see also \o/
congrats, Doc-man.
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/o/ (my young friends tell me this is an emoticon for celebration. an individual running with both arms in the air)
see also \o/
congrats, Doc-man.
So I assume this would be waving ones arms like one just doesn't care
\o\ \o/ /o/
Also, happy birthday.
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Happy Birthday Dr. Doc.
Wait, since he's in Australia and there's the timeline thing maybe we didn't miss it yet...
Or maybe because he's in the southern hemisphere and it's winter there, or something...
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What's up Doc!
I hope many hella fine nurses jumped out of your cake.
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Drain a drink clockwise, on us.
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We'd send you a cake but, since everything is transported by kangaroo, we reckoned it would get all soggy in the pocket.
Happy happy.
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On the main page this thread title reads guys we totally miss...
I thought it was gonna be about our touamb friends past who no longer play with us here.
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We'd send you a cake but, since everything is transported by kangaroo, we reckoned it would get all soggy in the pocket.
Happy happy.
Is it just me, or does "all soggy in the pocket" sound like an Onstadian euphemism?
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I used to think she was a classy lady, but now she's gone all soggy in the pocket.
I'd walk over, but her top got me all soggy in the pocket and I can't stand up.
I just stood outside the funeral and got soggy in the pocket.
A dude should never have to deal with waking up soggy in the pocket.
This is my place, they know my drink. I just sit over here and watch the band, gettin' all soggy in the pocket.
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May the tiny can I bestowed upon you never get all soggy in the pocket.
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Thanks cool internet people. Indeed due to our hemispherical relationship my birthday was earlier than ye could ken but thanks to the coriolis effect it has circled back round and may be had again, just for you. Anyway if missing my birthday means we've spawned such a wonderful new euphemism I won't get soggy in the pocket about it.
It was a good birthday though, long weekend, two decently awesome parties (neither of which were specifically for me but I didn't let that interfere), lots of drink and dancing, as it happened my birthday was on the monday so I spent most of it lying still and avoiding light. Also nachos. Only for dinner but I didn't eat until then anyway so they were almost for every meal.
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I like to believe that Australian nachos involve fried eucalyptus leaves and some kind of thickened-beer dipping sauce.
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Don't be a chazwazza LFM, only a galah would eat eucaplyptus leaves. Frangipani leaves are choice tucker though, not as crunchy but. With a bit of wattle crumbled over the top for spice.
Edited for extra ocker.
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This message brought to you by your horrid internal stereotypical Australian accent.
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So Happy Birthday, you silly man!
Which one is Doc?
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Don't be a chazwazza LFM, only a galah would eat eucaplyptus leaves.
Or a drop bear. As an appetizer before opening your jugular.
Happy birthweek, mate.
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Which one is Doc?
The most beautiful gift one could recieve.
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happy belated! I am trying to think of an australian stereotype we have not already jokingly invoked.
Waltzing Matilda?
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happy belated! I am trying to think of an australian stereotype we have not already jokingly invoked.
Waltzing Matilda?
…that's not a jumbuck… THAT'S a jumbuck