I find lots of Australian girls accents grating, franga's chicks are probably the worst culprits.
Any end of the line is rather bad.
I find lots of Australian girls accents grating, franga's chicks are probably the worst culprits.
Man my broken arm is freaking annoying, I can't lift it, can't rotate it, sucks changing my shirt, all I can wear is elastic waste shorts, can't wipe my ass with the regular hand* (have you guys tried with you opposite arm? it's hard) and every so often when I move I can still feel the broken ends rubbing together. I'm going on vacation to the Southwest US and points north(Grand Canyon NP, Arches NP, Petrified Forest NP, Yellowstone NP, the Grand Tetons) and I better be able to use it by then or I'll be pissed.
*hand holding toilet paper.
Yeah, whenever my back is playing up I have to twist around the other way and use the other hand. It sucks. It's those little things that are the worst. The worst part for me was when I'd be asleep and I'd move or roll over and the sudden twinge would wake me up. Four of five times a night... I just couldn't get a good nights sleep.Man my broken arm is freaking annoying, I can't lift it, can't rotate it, sucks changing my shirt, all I can wear is elastic waste shorts, can't wipe my ass with the regular hand* (have you guys tried with you opposite arm? it's hard)
Oh! Sweet Jesus!and every so often when I move I can still feel the broken ends rubbing together
It's poetry saying how big the sea is.
I find lots of Australian girls accents grating, franga's chicks are probably the worst culprits.
I get to speak to people with those accents all day in my job....I myself have a pretty neutral Australian accent, to the point where other Australians have thought I'm British, which is probably the result of an itinerant childhood, but I have found myself 'ockerising' my accent at work so my customers relate better to me. I guess they wouldn't like speaking to someone who sounds like a ponce.
Just tell them you're waiting till knock off so you can a stubby and some reds
A job for a close personal friend perhaps?. ... can't wipe my ass with the regular hand* (have you guys tried with you opposite arm? it's hard) . ...
*hand holding toilet paper.
Ponce (One who lives on the earnings of a Prostitute) = Pom I see. How nice.I get to speak to people with those accents all day in my job....I myself have a pretty neutral Australian accent, to the point where other Australians have thought I'm British, which is probably the result of an itinerant childhood, but I have found myself 'ockerising' my accent at work so my customers relate better to me. I guess they wouldn't like speaking to someone who sounds like a ponce.
A job for a close personal friend perhaps?
Ponce (One who lives on the earnings of a Prostitute) = Pom I see. How nice.
From what I can gather watching movies and television, it's usually a day of drinking, getting drunk, having barbecue and setting off fireworks. And, let us not forget the most important thing of all; The Drinking! (and the fireworks)
My parents Cadillac CTS came in today. I was expecting I'd like it much more than I freaked out about before. I sat inside, the dash is nice, noticed the crappy shifter that has lost its metal or wood on it in favour for black plastic compared to the old car. Also notice how the seats are less comfortable. Then I looked at the wheels and saw how they look like every other CTS on the road, unlike the old multi-spokes that my dad got rid of.
There is crome extended the length of the car on the rear bumper, which looks like it came from auto-zone and was taped on with double sided tape. I then sat in the back, and I don't fit as the seats are smaller and the roof arches down more, my head hits the top in every direction and I can actually jam my head into a space by the window where I used to sleep on long trips. I then opened the trunk and some how this bigger car compared to the old one has a trunk that is 3/4 the size.
I really hate this thing, and my parents are still screaming (literally waking me up today) to save money and do certain things to do so, and they go out and pay 25K more for this than an equilly equiped G8.
I want to give a shout-out to all the Americans on this day; Their Independence Day.
From what I can gather watching movies and television, it's usually a day of drinking, getting drunk, having barbecue and setting off fireworks. And, let us not forget the most important thing of all; The Drinking! (and the fireworks)
So yeah, enjoy yourselves, have a cold one for me and try not to get burned too badly.
Yeah, 'cept for The Melbourne Cup Day - Then we're all down the track, puttin' money on the ponies.From what I can gather watching movies and television, isn't that every day in Australia?
:lol:It is pretty much exactly what you see in Independence Day. We go through a few White Houses, but it worth it in my opinion.