O/T Thanks Buttsie!!

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Ace

O/T Thanks Buttsie!!

Post by Ace »

Just wanna take a moment to say 'Cheers mate' to a regular poster on this forum, our Aussie friend, Buttsie for replying to an urgent request. Nice to know some GREAT mates out there who seem to come up trumps when a mate needs help!
jj

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Post by jj »

Buttsie Rocks more than Ayer's !!
Except of course when he's in milk-monitor mode............
PS- Sorry can't remember the new Abo name for it............
steve56

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Post by steve56 »

changing the subject for a bit:wonder if the young doctors,ican jump puddles,blue heelers are still being shown down under takes me back to my youth
buttsie

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Post by buttsie »

We do what we can

As for you JJ drink ya milk and get ready for o/t summer remedial school

cheers
B...OZ
jj

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Post by jj »

Yes, Matron.
Will I have to be spanked again tonight?
Please...........
Dr magoo

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Post by Dr magoo »

I prescribe two paracetamols per day. This may just cure JJs facination with being spanked by Buttsie. Now go out please!
buttsie

o/t Re: O/T Thanks Buttsie!!

Post by buttsie »

Uluru...no wonder you couldn't remember it...its a small word

No spanking,bread or any other fetish for you!!!



cheers
B...OZ
Magoo's Probation Officer

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Post by Magoo's Probation Officer »

....I told you before, it's time you were back at Feltham.
Kids, eh?
magoo

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Post by magoo »

Better HMYOI Feltham than the OAP Wing where you live grandad.
jj, off to the Solomons....

...for a linguistic research project

Post by jj, off to the Solomons.... »

Thanks for reminding me: remarkably oligosyllabic for Aborigine.......more usually all that Woolloomooloo/Murrumbidgee stuff, etc. etc. At least they're not as bad as the painfully, persistently polysyllabic Teutons.
Some of it's quite euphonious, on the other hand: Woomera, for example. Bit shorter than 'spear-chucker'.
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