Boots

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Originally Posted by Frankenstein

Are you suggesting that these flowers aren't manly?

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If the flowers were holding the knife they'd look really manly.

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Originally Posted by celticcrusader

Well look at you three Carl, Frankenstein and edhewit, the three of you have totally destroyed the much maligned male chauvinist Aussie male, as a Welsh Man and much traveled lover of European Art and culture I've now got rethink my views because I really believed that everyone who lived in Australia actually looked like Paul Hogan and dressed in Cowboy boots and snakeskin coats and carried a huge blade around with him, I need sometime to get my head around this new Aussie Metro sexual Man, Art loving good taste in clothing stylish, and yes I almost forgot to add he also likes flowers, now as a big rugby fan I'm going to e-mail the coach of the British & Irish lions who are playing a test series against the Aussies this weekend and disclose this information, so if your team loses the third test and series you have only yourselves to blame, I forgot to add the British and Irish Lions contain 10 Welshmen int their team.

Jamie.

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Never mind. My sophisticated guess is that art loving metro sexual Australian must be sort of a rara avis, freak of the nature. Just like i've heard talks about boxer/wrestler with brains, theatre actor who doesn't like booze, Naval officer with good sense of humor or Yeti the snowman. Some people claim such creatures exists but nobody has ever seen any.

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Originally Posted by carlmaloschneider

I tell you what (just to change the subject a little) 'My Favorite Things' is a great hiking song. Many a time I've laboured up a steep, rugged, harsh, Australian incline with a pack on my back belting out that old classic...
That's song about the deer's not bad, either...

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Thats reminded me, when I was in Salzburg Karen and I went to a hostel that would show the sound of music provided you bought a drink. 2 hrs of entertainment for the price of a coke.
You wouldn't have been very discreet in your army days then, no commando missions for non-sneaky Schneider, well not if any hill climing was involved.

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Originally Posted by Sailor

Never mind. My sophisticated guess is that art loving metro sexual Australian must be sort of a rara avis, freak of the nature. Just like i've heard talks about boxer/wrestler with brains, theatre actor who doesn't like booze, Naval officer with good sense of humor or Yeti the snowman. Some people claim such creatures exists but nobody has ever seen any.

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If you call them pugilists, as I heard a boxer describe himself (the English one with the lisp), they sound a bit mor cleverererer

I thought this thread was about boots ??? Now were talking about flowers,art,theater,trannys,Bannana hammocks ????? :)

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Originally Posted by nessmuck

I thought this thread was about boots ??? Now were talking about flowers,art,theater,trannys,Bannana hammocks ????? :)

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Well your talking about banana hammocks, oh no sorry that was me. Now I'm conjouring images of budgie smugglers, thanks. Besides you could put boots into any of the above and it would work.

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Originally Posted by edhewitt

Thats reminded me, when I was in Salzburg Karen and I went to a hostel that would show the sound of music provided you bought a drink. 2 hrs of entertainment for the price of a coke.
You wouldn't have been very discreet in your army days then, no commando missions for non-sneaky Schneider, well not if any hill climing was involved.

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You know, I once spent a sunny afternoon at Puchapunyal artillery range makign daisy chains and hanging them around the neck of the 'figure 11' targets...

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Originally Posted by nessmuck

I thought this thread was about boots ??? Now were talking about flowers,art,theater,trannys,Bannana hammocks ????? :)

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You're quite right, lets get back to it...

or perhaps this one:

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Originally Posted by carlmaloschneider

You know, I once spent a sunny afternoon at Puchapunyal artillery range makign daisy chains and hanging them around the neck of the 'figure 11' targets...

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What's a figure 11 target, do flowers put people off, would it work in times of war?