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Gina P

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Today at 07:33:12 AM
Ok, Wellies, strop? Bloody hell what is she saying?. It sound so sexy the way you say it. I can imagine the English accent. Here we just call wellies, muck boots.

No pirates but knights, cool!
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Dawn Kellie

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Today at 08:07:58 AM
Quote from: Gina P on Today at 07:33:12 AMOk, Wellies, strop? Bloody hell what is she saying?. It sound so sexy the way you say it. I can imagine the English accent. Here we just call wellies, muck boots.

No pirates but knights, cool!
I agree. I can get into the knights. I thought wellies were slipping on boots. I've heard cowboy boots refered to as wellies. No one on this side of the pond said it. Here, there boots. I have 2 nice pairs one is more for riding horses one is for dressing up
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Stottie Girl

#42
Today at 10:22:18 AM
Quote from: Gina P on Today at 07:33:12 AMOk, Wellies, strop? Bloody hell what is she saying?. It sound so sexy the way you say it. I can imagine the English accent. Here we just call wellies, muck boots.

No pirates but knights, cool!
Ha ha! I aim to please!

I never thought wearing wellies and having a strop would be sexy lol!

Wellies is short for Wellington Boots named after the Duke of Wellington who defeated Napoleon at Waterloo. I have no idea why he has rubber boots named after him! Funnily enough my boots are Muckboots, that's the brand!

I'm going to have to include a glossary at the end of all my posts at this rate!
A wise man once said don't judge a man until you've walked a mile in his shoes, that way when you judge him you're a mile away and you have his shoes!
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Stottie Girl

#43
Today at 11:16:33 AM
Had quite a nice chilled day working from home today, watching the farmer in his tractor from my window ploughing the field behind my house. I am going to miss this view when I move but I'm craving quiet and more space.

It's been a lovely sunny day today as well but apparently we have stormy winds coming over the weekend. Typical bank holiday weekend, grrr.

Might need my wellies and a brolly unfortunately.
A wise man once said don't judge a man until you've walked a mile in his shoes, that way when you judge him you're a mile away and you have his shoes!

Dawn Kellie

#44
Today at 11:44:10 AM
Ok now what is a brolly?

Is it like a slicker?
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PhilippaRees

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Today at 12:03:10 PM
Hi Sarah, I'm just catching up on your new blog. I looks great so far and I didn't fall asleep once.

I'm looking forward to see what happens next.
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PhilippaRees

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Today at 12:04:13 PM
Quote from: Dawn Kellie on Today at 11:44:10 AMOk now what is a brolly?

Is it like a slicker?

A Brolly is slang for an Umbrella, I have no idea what a slicker is.
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Dawn Kellie

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Today at 12:06:38 PM
Slicker is a rain coat.
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PhilippaRees

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Today at 12:13:51 PM
Quote from: Dawn Kellie on Today at 12:06:38 PMSlicker is a rain coat.

Its true, you do learn something every day.
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Stottie Girl

#49
Today at 12:40:49 PM
Quote from: PhilippaRees on Today at 12:13:51 PMIts true, you do learn something every day.
Yep I was drawing a blank on that one too!

@Dawn Kellie So the film "City Slickers" is about wearing a raincoat in the city? Thought it was about cowboys ha ha!
A wise man once said don't judge a man until you've walked a mile in his shoes, that way when you judge him you're a mile away and you have his shoes!
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Sephirah

#50
Today at 02:52:31 PM
*peeks in and smiles*

It's your turn to educate people, Sarah. ;D English is a hundred different languages. :P

All I would say is that you could have pirates and car chases in the same thing. I can even see the movie title: "Pieces of V8!"

*monster hugs*

I will be watching from the shadows. :)

Natura nihil frustra facit.
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