Ah, ok, cookies. Thanks. Wait a miniute, thats all I get? Cookies?

Does not sound so bad actually. I WANNA COOKIE !!

for Suegha and Mr Bo

for Suegha and Mr Bo

Yabba dabba dooooooooooo. I got a from seonai

BTW, how do you pronounce "seonai"? Is it more like "Shawny". The gaelic's have a funny way of pronouncing names.

The gaelic's have a funny way of pronouncing names.

I think it's rather the spelling than the pronounciation...

The gaelic's have a funny way of pronouncing names.

I think it's rather the spelling than the pronounciation...

Either, either. But whilst you're on about spelling, it's "pronunciation". Not that i'm the world's best at spelling.

isn;t it prefixation

Meaning before getting fixation...?

ah. Perhaps it is presphyxiation

Or is it asphyxiation

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in retrospect my post may have been too risque.

Ah now that I can understand.

shona - said with a nice scots accent

shona - said with a nice scots accent

Cheers Boo, i'd never have guessed that.

I think i was about 15 before i knew how to pronounce Siobhan. It's either "shivon" or "shivorn"

I know, I thought it was just a weirdo username before I knew her & used to email addressed to Shona. Was only after she came to stay with me & I got some of her post that i reasiled that Seonai was Shona.!!! Foreigners

shona - said with a nice scots accent

Cheers Boo, i'd never have guessed that.

I think i was about 15 before i knew how to pronounce Siobhan. It's either "shivon" or "shivorn"

We used to pronounce it 'Shove on', as in 'Shove on your knickers, your parents are home!'

shona - said with a nice scots accent

Cheers Boo, i'd never have guessed that.

I think i was about 15 before i knew how to pronounce Siobhan. It's either "shivon" or "shivorn"

We used to pronounce it 'Shove on', as in 'Shove on your knickers, your parents are home!'

Have i stumbled into the Random Posts thread again

shona - said with a nice scots accent

Cheers Boo, i'd never have guessed that.

I think i was about 15 before i knew how to pronounce Siobhan. It's either "shivon" or "shivorn"

We used to pronounce it 'Shove on', as in 'Shove on your knickers, your parents are home!'

I was called Roger, as in.....oh never mind

shona - said with a nice scots accent

Cheers Boo, i'd never have guessed that.

I think i was about 15 before i knew how to pronounce Siobhan. It's either "shivon" or "shivorn"

We used to pronounce it 'Shove on', as in 'Shove on your knickers, your parents are home!'

I was called Roger, as in.....oh never mind

A friend of mine working in India had a chap working for her whos name was 'Dick Sh1t'! Not spelled like this though!

it's like that poor baby of angelina jolie & brad pitt, Shiloh Pitt.

Now switch the first letters of each name!!! Poor kid.

it's like that poor baby of angelina jolie & brad pitt, Shiloh Pitt.

Now switch the first letters of each name!!! Poor kid.

A very funny spoonerism! Made me really chuckle out loud!

And now they are having twins....

Cheeky git Suegha !!! My knickers are always intact Sean = John, Seonai = Janet ... but if you start calling me Janet it'll be the end of a beautiful relationship...

Interestingly Thai's call me Sanyo, Sony, Sona, Som Oh, Fiona, Radar... the list is endless

Cheeky git Suegha !!! My knickers are always intact Sean = John, Seonai = Janet ... but if you start calling me Janet it'll be the end of a beautiful relationship...

Interestingly Thai's call me Sanyo, Sony, Sona, Som Oh, Fiona, Radar... the list is endless

Thankfully you're not called shove on! Being Irish I understand all the weird pronounciations. A 'b' is a 'v' for example. A 'th' is a 'hu' - maybe that's why the Irish say tirty tree and a turd!

A 'th' is a 'hu' - maybe that's why the Irish say tirty tree and a turd!

That makes no sense at all - by that combination is should be hurty hee and a hurd.

Irish - gotta love 'em

CB

A 'th' is a 'hu' - maybe that's why the Irish say tirty tree and a turd!

That makes no sense at all - by that combination is should be hurty hee and a hurd.

Irish - gotta love 'em

CB

I know that, however, the real pronounciation is T-hurty T-hree and a T-hurd. So to the foreign ear the subtle 'h' is lost. Trust me CB, it's complicated!

Listen to Tigs CB, he knows, the Oirish accent is a tad confusing.... most dental appointments are made at tooth hurty

Listen to Tigs CB, he knows, the Oirish accent is a tad confusing.... most dental appointments are made at tooth hurty

I thought it was Chinese dental appointments?

Now lets be frank, and back to the original topic as to who is the sexiest person on Thaivisa.

I am, according to my wife, but I know in my heart of hearts that I am a sad old decrepit git.

But she teases me about being old, despite the 10 year difference.

I may be the sexiest person on here, and I might encourage her to create a new account and tell the world

Now lets be frank, and back to the original topic as to who is the sexiest person on Thaivisa.

I am, according to my wife, but I know in my heart of hearts that I am a sad old decrepit git.

But she teases me about being old, despite the 10 year difference.

I may be the sexiest person on here, and I might encourage her to create a new account and tell the world

How very humble of you!

Now lets be frank

I had a friend called Frank once, lovely man, very quiet, wouldn't say Boo to a Mig.

(thought that I would just squeeze in a couple of sexy references there just to stay on topic)