Happy Australia Day
Posted: Mon Jan 27, 2014 2:39 amI guess that means, have a great bbq squid.
FZR1KG wrote:.... have a great bbq squid.
I totally misread that the first time.
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Posted: Mon Jan 27, 2014 2:39 amRe: Happy Australia Day
Posted: Mon Jan 27, 2014 2:52 amI totally misread that the first time.
Re: Happy Australia Day
Posted: Mon Jan 27, 2014 3:38 amlol
It can be confusing.
Do you have wood for sheep?
It can be confusing.
Do you have wood for sheep?
Re: Happy Australia Day
Posted: Mon Jan 27, 2014 5:56 amFZR1KG wrote:lol
It can be confusing.
Do you have wood for sheep?
Re: Happy Australia Day
Posted: Mon Jan 27, 2014 9:21 amNo. 
I was thinking more of a squid (like, the kind with tentacles) on a grill.
BTW shouldn't it be called a barbie?
I was thinking more of a squid (like, the kind with tentacles) on a grill.BTW shouldn't it be called a barbie?
Re: Happy Australia Day
Posted: Mon Jan 27, 2014 9:49 amrofl
I knew what you meant.
The wood for sheep reference is from the time squid came to visit and we all played catan.
There are several different cards, sheep, wheat, wood, bricks and ore.
Morrolan's wife asked him if he has wood for sheep.
Naturally it made everyone break out in laughter.
I knew what you meant.
The wood for sheep reference is from the time squid came to visit and we all played catan.
There are several different cards, sheep, wheat, wood, bricks and ore.
Morrolan's wife asked him if he has wood for sheep.
Naturally it made everyone break out in laughter.
Re: Happy Australia Day
Posted: Mon Jan 27, 2014 3:28 pmAussie Aussie Aussie, oi oi oi!!!
Funny thing, yesterday was also my sister's 30th bday so she was of course arranging a bash. The Irish bar she first called up said they couldn't accept a reservation of more than a dozen people "because it's Australia Day," and that makes total sense in the US right?
Seeing as she loves Australia so much I tell her she really needs to go there to celebrate her birthday someday. Seeing as she is more American than me she always says she'd love to but can never manage it with what little vacation time she gets.
Funny thing, yesterday was also my sister's 30th bday so she was of course arranging a bash. The Irish bar she first called up said they couldn't accept a reservation of more than a dozen people "because it's Australia Day," and that makes total sense in the US right?
Seeing as she loves Australia so much I tell her she really needs to go there to celebrate her birthday someday. Seeing as she is more American than me she always says she'd love to but can never manage it with what little vacation time she gets.
Re: Happy Australia Day
Posted: Mon Jan 27, 2014 8:17 pmI thought that was spelled " 'strylya"...
Re: Happy Australia Day
Posted: Mon Jan 27, 2014 10:31 pmcid wrote:I thought that was spelled " 'strylya"...
ostrailya
Pronounce the 'o' like you would say on.
Re: Happy Australia Day
Posted: Tue Jan 28, 2014 6:39 amHappy strayaday Zee. Actually did have a barbeque with half a dozen mates, drank a squillion negronis and ended up pissed as a newt. Somehow I managed to remain undefeated on the chess board, however.
Re: Happy Australia Day
Posted: Tue Jan 28, 2014 6:40 amFZR1KG wrote:rofl
I knew what you meant.
The wood for sheep reference is from the time squid came to visit and we all played catan.
There are several different cards, sheep, wheat, wood, bricks and ore.
Morrolan's wife asked him if he has wood for sheep.
Naturally it made everyone break out in laughter.
bahaha