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wondering
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hey im just wondering here my boyfriend asked me when i come to his house on tuesday could he poke me off and im just wanna ask you people what exactly is pokeing off and does it Hurt!??? thankz for your help
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Mr_Wobble
Best thing is to ask him, because you dont want a big surprise when you meet him
You are my perfect date as described in your profile of what you look like but too young for my liking.
.:Crispy:.
I lost my virginity when I was 13/14 can't quite remember it wasn't very memorable!
Thats a good point, but considering people in your country people still say things like 'pash' I might consider dropping you off in 1972.
Well its lucky that im not a true aussie then- born and bred Scott here, anyways whats wrong with pash?? i think its cute do u still use the term snogging? how gross is that?
December '88, I think that makes her 14?
But yes. It always helps to ask what things mean before you agree to them, if you aren't sure.
I am half Aussie myself. Pash is just silly nickname culture, Australians seem to have a big problem with speaking full words.
I looked on her faceparty link, on there it says she 16.
I frigging know!!! I hate how they do it but as annoying as it is I find that i do it alot myself now ahh well
Born in 1988?? wouldnt that make her 15? saying u r a year older than you actully are is a pretty standard thing for anyone under the age of 18, I know i did it.
The youngest age you can set yourself as on faceparty is 16.
In 1988 yes, but bday in December so she is nearly 15!
.:Crispy:.
Well, today's Tuesday. What DID he mean?
:yes: which would make her 15 in december
GO.FUCK.YOURSELF
How do we have a problem with using 'big' words?
Okay you are a little outdated mate, i have not heard anyone say the word pash since i was about eleven.
But hey, it might just be in my state, those tasmanians probably still use pash, but they aren't real aussies anyway
Its probably going back about 4/5 years now, on telly. Although they do try and stick to the stereotypical Aussie, If I'm honest I never heard anyone say it in real life as far as I can remember.
Everything Australian has a nickname or seems to. Also ending every sentence on a high note is a bit annoying, but you can't help it.
lol, yeah i admit you are right about the nickname thing. High note? what do you mean?
And mate, trust me, we aren't as annoying as you guys.
bloody whingers
what are some other suggestions for it? :eek2:
You probably don't know it, but kids over here who watch things like Neighbours start doing the high note thing.
And you can't smoke in pubs over there, causing doorways to become ashtrays, whats that all about?
Your right there, we do whinge.
Right I am off to eat pork scratchings and give the pigeons a run out.
Funny thing about your "ending every sentence on a high note" - it was your "going down at the start of your sentence" that got you Aussies there in the first place!!!
ONLY TEASING!!!! LEAVE ME ALONE!!!!
oh and u can still smoke in pubs here if you were thinking otherwise.