Thread: off topic anonymous

Originally Posted by Jimbo

What I don't understand is why Eagles would dare to infiltrate a Nazi castle in the Alps with a small force and escape via cable car when they could just fly? This movie makes no sense.

James.

That's The Spirit!!!!!!!!

I'm glad you clarified about the chopper. Around these parts "chopper" has another meaning, and I was wondering why you'd need mudflaps for that...

James.

Originally Posted by cudarunner

Hey Mate, how's this guitar style??

Sounds like a variation of the tune Malaguena Roy. Really nice.

Here's some Flamenco...Or at least one tune in that style.

https://youtu.be/ZnFtLjQ_rr8



Mick

Originally Posted by Jimbo

I'm glad you clarified about the chopper. Around these parts "chopper" has another meaning, and I was wondering why you'd need mudflaps for that...

James.

I better not ask cobber.

Originally Posted by MickR

Sounds like a variation of the tune Malaguena Roy. Really nice.

Here's some Flamenco...Or at least one tune in that style.

https://youtu.be/ZnFtLjQ_rr8



Mick

Just watched what your link went to and I'm Very I'm Very Impressed with that master's playing!

Good Job! Thanks for posting the link!

So then no one has come back to me regarding paint, should I blow over the whole thing in flat black (provided I can round some up) or leave it as is?

I went to bed about 3 1/2 hours ago because I was tired and now I can't sleep.

Originally Posted by straightshooter1911

can we just start making up phrases, and telling young people that they are old sayings?

What something like "well flipper me giblets gertie"

Originally Posted by edhewitt

What something like "well flipper me giblets gertie"

Or, Supple as a Roo Strop?

Well Ed, you could always paint it black and have flames on top

Originally Posted by 32t

Or, Supple as a Roo Strop?

Actually; True Old Sayings would mess with young peoples minds! At least some that I grew up with. My dad used terms and phrases that No One Else Did.

For Example:

Someone would ask; "Where'd Bob go"? Dad would say "Went to S**t and the hogs ate him".

Or if he were to find something out that was surprising to him he'd say; "Well I'll be pickled buttered and F**k'ed".

Or some words such as 'Anigoggle' In a sentence he might say; "That fence post down there about twenty yards is anigoggle. Meaning it wasn't straight or inline. Catiwompus is another that means the same thing.

Or 'Het'; "I het a pan and fried some eggs" or "I took a torch, het that bar and bent it".

I still use those every once in awhile but the one that I use a lot is 'Turd' Such as "By God it was a hell of a day at work and I'm turd.