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October 10, 2005Benny's Words of Wisdom
Dear All, This is Benny. Welcome to my entry. I hope you enjoy. Upon hearing that many of J's American friends were being swamped with study, I decided to pass on my pearler of advice: "Work can get overwhelming, but don't let it kick you in the nuts." (Apologies to the grandparents for the foul language). Janice found this particularly amusing (and slightly concerning) and suggested i pass on this advice - and here i am. I think i may also pass on two pieces of advice that my parents passed on to me... First, (from my father) when looking at a prospective "lady-friend", have a long, hard look at the mother. Good guide. Secondly, from my mother, "the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, the way to a woman's is through her mother". Basically, if the mother likes you, so will she. Have i just gone against this advice by writing this here? Perhaps. Recently, i have decided that you need to expand this advice to include older brothers (hi karl!) and best friends (g'day pete!). Thoughts? Hope all is well, believe me when i say that we are taking good care of Janice. She has even taught us a thing or two... like sloshball... and coal fires?! what the heck are coal fires doing under Pennsylvania?! THAT MAKES NO SENSE, YOU CRAZY AMERICANS! Farewell from Down Under, Benny P.S. Ye and God said to Abraham, "You will kill your son, Isaac." And Abraham said unto his Lord "I can't hear you, you will have to speak in to the microphone." So God said "Oh, i'm sorry, is this better? Check, check, check, check, check... Jerry, pull the high end out, i'm still getting some hissback here." (For those who are unawares, Family Guy is amusing. Hello Caroline!) Posted by Janice K on October 10, 2005 11:32 PM
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Well there is one place called Centralia. http://www.offroaders.com/album/centralia/centralia.htm Posted by: jomy on October 11, 2005 02:19 AMDear Benny, Sincerely,
Benny seems like a good fella. I like the advice, I'm diggin it all that lovely stuff. Janice, hope you're well, dear, we all miss ya back here. Posted by: T.C. on October 11, 2005 11:48 AMDear Confused Catnapper, This is a common problem for young males. When a girl introduces a boy to new people, it is quite common for them to use some form of relatively "girly" version of their name. An easy way out of the possible social faux pas that could ensue, is to simply step up to the plate and ask the male in question whether he would, in your example, prefer "Ben" or "Benny"? This can avoid any awkward moments, and ensure a solid beginning to the conversation. From here, move on to sports, chicks and beer. Sincerely, haha, Ben's post brought them out of the coony roost. (how's that for faux aussie-speak?) Posted by: saam on October 11, 2005 01:16 PMTalk about coming out of the coony roost! Doug, I don't think that's actually any sort of Aussie term and if it is, it was from the days of Crocodile Dundee... where did you pull that from anyway? Glad to see people still read this thing! Posted by: J on October 11, 2005 10:37 PMi just pretended I was aussie and made it up my own self! another one might be: Get that jabblejunk outta my bollycrank! Posted by: sam's ma'am on October 12, 2005 04:38 AMAs point in fact, sam's ma'am, "jabblejunk" is actually aussie colloquial slang for "old, decrepit furniture", while "bollycrank" is a relatively obscure word referring to those cars used in bollywood films. So in other words, you just told us all to "Remove that old, decrepit furniture from my car that recently starred in a bollywood film". Nice work. Posted by: Benny on October 12, 2005 11:31 AMWell, I'll be a fusserpunked! I was in the dunnies, just taking a mental walkabout when the anklebiters got to me thru the door and, not being a real bludger, I told 'em what I thought. I was thinking it would be daggy, but looks like, not. Guess I wasn't full as boot after all. I say we all go for a good sudsup. No Ocker, me, ya know? Maybe a bit of a rat bag, but ya know, we all have our faults Posted by: sam's ma'am on October 13, 2005 05:29 AMi ancay peaksay igay atinay? UVA just beat Floridat State on a perfect autumn night. Posted by: sam on October 16, 2005 03:24 PM |
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