Discussion » Quiet Innit?

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Posted by syl_DUPE1, around 28th October 2005:
 
What's everybody doing for the weekend?

I'm going for a picnic/lunch at Hartbeespoort Dam, (Harties). I would really like to try Hot Air Ballooning.

This afternoon we are taking a client to lunch at GoldReef City.
Posted by WarHead, around 28th October 2005:
 
I plan to worry a lot this week-end. Here's a list, in no particular order, of things I may or may not worry about:

Global warming
My job
Christmas
My wife's job
My kids
My son's job
My finances
My sanity
Whirled peas ..... I mean world peace
Hurricane victims
Tsunami victims
Earthquake victims
Domestic violence
Street crime
Terrorism
My car
Waste disposal
People trafficking
Slavery (all types)
Immigration
Religious differences
My health
My wife's health
YOUR health
My future
Posted by WarHead, around 28th October 2005:
 
Pollution
Corruption
The outcome of the Johnny Allen/Mitchell Bros feud
My colleagues' jobs
Posted by Sul_DUPE1, around 29th October 2005:
 
I'm going to be playing Grim Fandango all weekend. Bloody addictive bastard games.
Posted by Angelina Jolie, around 29th October 2005:
 
Well we had a rather long lunch with a verbese gentleman who insisted on explaining business concepts on the table with the salt, pepper, beer bottles, ash-trays, boxes of smokes and after-dinner mints.
Posted by Brock, around 29th October 2005:
 
Verbose?

Or he spoke entirely in verbs? That'd be entertaining.
Posted by Brad Pitt, around 29th October 2005:
 
verbese. as in, from verba, the little known country in the toolshed out the back of lichtenstein's castle. little known, but very dynamic.
Posted by Brock, around 29th October 2005:
 
Now that is impressive. I thought that was soon to be denoted a dead language. Nice to hear of it in such current usage.
Posted by Sul_DUPE1, around 30th October 2005:
 
A jam with the nephew

rapidshare.de/files/6942861...

5th Edit: The boy has been known to speak in evil tongue, but I can sense it, you might think you can too but I'm sure this time he's not singing "poo-poo".
Posted by Angelina Jolie, around 30th October 2005:
 
I meant the extreme form of verbose as in Obese. It's poetic license innit? For iamcal use only.