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[RespectEveryone]

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[2andfrom]

ggggggggggggggggggggggg?

[fireman4949]

yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy yyyyyyyyy?

[CFerd20]

I would like to buy a vowel please

[Firemedic515]

I would like to buy a vowel please

Vowels don't come cheap! How much money ya got?

[RspctFrmCalgary]

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO



:D :D :D :D

[fireman4949]

yyyyy-uuuuu! ;)

[RspctFrmCalgary]

yyyyy-uuuuu! ;)



I?



:p

[tbonetrexler]

Is there a T?

[2andfrom]

Is there a T?


Not a "T" but Tea as in English ---first warm the pot--1 spoon tea per cup-plus 1 --warm cup--milk in first-pour tea, stir -sugar to taste.


If it is a "working job" and you have been "at it "( not that-you sex mad fool--a large fire) for at least 4 hrs --early morning and frost on surrounding ground--you are allowed a slug of Navy Rum into brew--this now promotes it into "Gunfire"

3 or 4 slugs makes it into "Nelson's Blood"--"England expects every man to do his duty" very rarely experienced. Think the last time was the Falklands Bunfight. This is the brew boiled up in a Para's steel helmet--and stirred wiv a bayonet, just outside Port Stanley.

[RspctFrmCalgary]

All of a sudden (umm wellllll maybe not THAT sudden hehehe) all that kahlua and baileys I drank tonight seems even tastier, after hearing 2andfrom's "recipes"! :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :confused: (ok yes, it's 3am. And it's been grape koolaid for awhile now LOL)

[DonSmithnotTMD]

3 or 4 slugs makes it into "Nelson's Blood"--"England expects every man to do his duty" very rarely experienced. Think the last time was the Falklands Bunfight. This is the brew boiled up in a Para's steel helmet--and stirred wiv a bayonet, just outside Port Stanley.


Just my obligatory HOOAH when ever paras and or Falklands is mentioned. Helluva story.

[martinm]

To quote a popular quiz from a few years back on TV.

"I'll have a "P" please, Bob" :D

[herbroberson]

WTF? :confused:

[Firemedic515]

It's pretty sorry when this is the most active thread on the board.

[2andfrom]

It's pretty sorry when this is the most active thread on the board.

Please be a little tolerant--we are releasing our creative soul--or some such PC Gobbledegook.

RespctCalgary--where did you come across Kahlua? Please tell me it was in Waikikamukau--do not worry unless you are/have/ or know Maori pronunciation, cos it won't mean a thing

[RspctFrmCalgary]

WAikamukawho? :D :p

[mcaldwell]

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Is this our newest explorer's report card? :confused:

[Firemedic515]

Please be a little tolerant--we are releasing our creative soul--or some such PC Gobbledegook.

RespctCalgary--where did you come across Kahlua? Please tell me it was in Waikikamukau--do not worry unless you are/have/ or know Maori pronunciation, cos it won't mean a thing


I'm just having a little fun.

[CFerd20]

seriously though, we need a vowel up in this mix

[2andfrom]

RespctCalgary--where did you come across Kahlua? Please tell me it was in Waikikamukau--do not worry unless you are/have/ or know Maori pronunciation, cos it won't mean a thing[/QUOTE]

In the Maori language Wai-pronounced Why
Kika=our language=kick a
mu=moo
kau=maori pronounced= cow

Waikikamukau--means "Why Kick a moo cow" and indeed why should you?

I used to live in a village called "Kaukapakapa" pronounced ="Cow -copper-copper" I kiddeth you not!!
I did not realise that Kahlua had spread further than our shores--Kahlua and milk is a real sneaky one(over here it is known as a "Brown Cow"--it creeps up and sandbag's yer, when you ain't looking--one of those drinks that you reckon that you can sink by the quart-but then it sinks you!

[RspctFrmCalgary]

Yup, that's the stuff LOL!

I can polish a bottle off before I know it, and then all of a sudden I'm pissed :eek: LMFAO!!!

My latest choice is to mix it with Baileys before putting in a splash of milk LOL ;) Can't do a "true" Brown Cow anymore, the milk doesn't seem to agree with me. Hence the addition of the Baileys - which in turn makes the drinks get stronger and stronger :eek: I used to only add the Baileys to the mix at Christmas. :D

Ever wonder where the heck some of these names came from?

So, Joe Aboriginal was walking through the bush one day long long longgggg ago and saw a single cow standing in a clearing in front of a cave. The cave where Joe found that funny looking reddish stuff a few seasons ago. Joe needed some more of that copper stuff because he'd chipped his axe the day before. He motioned to his woman to start a fire and went off to find some supper to kill, they would stay awhile in this lovely little clearing by the stream.

The next day, another family was passing by. The man needed some copper too, so Joe invited him to join them. As time passed, word got out about the cave and Joe's find. Soon, more and more people came to see Joe to see if he could get some of the magic metal for them too. And so the little clearing by the stream came to be known as Kaukapakapa ... cow copper copper.




:D :D

[2andfrom]

RespCal--and here's me thinking it was a bit lonely in my own little loony bin!



Welcome, mate, welcome!!!

[RspctFrmCalgary]

LMFAO!! Yeah, I'm a wacky kinda chick ;) :D :p

Are you saying I don't have a future as a writer? :confused:


hehehe