[glaze1353]

Originally Posted by joeflex73

Remember, it's down the road, not across!

thanks alri man

[Inarius]

chris do you still love caitlin?

[Omen]

Originally Posted by Inarius

chris do you still love caitlin?

Not after what I did to her.

He said she wasn't the same Caitlin that he once loved.......

[Inarius]

Originally Posted by Omen

Not after what I did to her.

He said she wasn't the same Caitlin that he once loved.......

[Kurruptive]

Originally Posted by Squeaks4ver

depends which one.. the orginal wonka prob thinks its all fiddle sticks and flupper schnoggle.... the johnny depp wonka.. prob jerks off on the two twins and then beats them with his clever wit

haha, how cool is this chick?? if she wasn't married, i think we'd all be stuck trying to get in her front door with diamonds the size or walnuts, the paramedic's and firefighters would be on stand by, knowing of the enevitable disaster to come..

keep it comin' squeaks!

[Kurruptive]

oh yeah, forgot to mention.. the whay chris is talking is how alot of young guys are talking in australia these days.. its "ladish", they speak in pig latin when refering to smoking cones, graffiti-ing, and all that shyt.

*examples of some of their language*

a 'gronk': an idiot, or someone who acts stupidly almost daily.
to be 'gronky' is to act or behave in a stupid manner. however it may also be used to express dislike for a particular person.

an 'adlay': is refering to a person who is dressed in nautica and nike tn's and dri-fit hats, the australian version of a gangster. however, it may be used in the context of "hey adlay, what's doing?" which translates to "hey man, what's doing?"

sesh or eshion: is australian slang, for a session of marijuana smoking, either in the bong or joint fashion.

bra, lad, chap or cuz: is australian slang for either "hey you" or "hi" in the case of it being said to refer to a friend or aquaintance.

erch: translates to search, "let's go for an erch" most commonly refers to going to look for things to steal or take.

rought: translates to steal. or in the case of roughted, stolen.



thanks for reading my short but sweet, ghetto aussie dictionary. so if any of you americano's come down here, atleast you'll understand what they mean while they rob you

now, back to anchorman!