April 17, 201016 yr good thing Moonrakers jumped in, Mossy was talking to himself. He's from Oxford, they are a bit 'special' in that part of the world.
April 17, 201016 yr TephraYou don't have to be big, to cause a storm On a similar vein... Mistral... a cold violent wind that appears from nowhere in the Mediterranean, and very often are not picked up on weather predictions.
April 18, 201016 yr good thing Moonrakers jumped in, Mossy was talking to himself. He's from Oxford, they are a bit 'special' in that part of the world. Well, I will agree Mossy is special.
April 18, 201016 yr Just flipped through the pages and noticed I omitted one for last year, so I won't do one for this year. Instead, I'll offer my contribution for next year in advance My word for 2011 is (at last) residency. Was supposed to do it this year (and last year, and the year before that), but beggar me if another little issue arose that caused me to delay it yet again (still doing my 6 months, though!). BTW, the emos are to save you dear readers the need to comment upon my sheer illogical lunacy. Nurse!
April 19, 201016 yr For thaivisa I believe SCHISMATIC would be an appropriate word for the year. For me a better word would be SMUG.
April 19, 201016 yr Ash Hole 1) the small opening in the volcanic ash clouds that allow airliners to fly through without any chance of danger.
June 18, 201016 yr Vuvuzela I thought that and " clit " had been banned !! ( quite rightly, shame on you Moss )
June 25, 201016 yr Vuvuzela Vuvuzela? I s'pose, but nothing new, had them in OZ for New Year 30 years ago and since. Even in Auckland in footy cokours
June 26, 201016 yr Author Vuvuzela Vuvuzela? I s'pose, but nothing new, had them in OZ for New Year 30 years ago and since. Even in Auckland in footy cokours Doesn't have to be old or new, just a word that has made an impression on you recently. Edited June 26, 201016 yr by Mossfinn
June 26, 201016 yr Ash Hole 1) the small opening in the volcanic ash clouds that allow airliners to fly through without any chance of danger. I knew a german guy once that couldn't get his tongue around the zz part of azzhole and it came out as: 'he is an ash hole...' he was quite good as an HV transmission electrical engineer, GIS switchgear protection, substations and all that... 'the contractor appears to be reluctant to comply with the contract requirements regarding provision of basic protection relays for blah, blah...' 'the contractor is an ash hole...' he was a neighbor in Abu Dhabi and an excellent cook...could never keep up with him in de kitchen... Edited June 26, 201016 yr by tutsiwarrior
June 27, 201016 yr Maybe my granson's version of KFC. Phukkyfried a dyslexic associate many years ago referred to KFC as 'kinternel fuc_ky's'...
June 29, 201016 yr I watched an "expert" on nuclear energy being interviewed last night and he referred to the the folk from the International Atomic Agency Agency in Iran as "Fleshware" .. <deleted> What's the world coming to.................... I can only take heart from the description of an expert that an old guy explained to me many years ago. x is an unknown quantity and a spurt is a drip under pressure.
July 3, 201016 yr Having no option but to watch games from Sth Africa, I have neva come across such a bunch of bad sports as sucker players. The world cup offerings from top actors, some, very few players, leave me to conclude the masses who watch are..... Suckers too. My word of the year, SUCKERS : Anyone who thinks soccer is the beautiful game.
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