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notsmokinjo

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  1. Fight club
  2. Larrikin ...usually only used for blokes, meaning boisterous, joker, badly behaved socially, but in an amusing and endearing way...it might be slightly annoying but you kind of want to laugh at their behaviour too. Bob Hawke was our larrikin pm.
  3. Freak
  4. -1
  5. Lamb chops, gravy, steamed carrots and beans, boiled baby taytas with some low fat natural yoghurt and a sprinkle of chicken salt...
  6. He always comes late to the party.
  7. True...I can't play the numbers game if it's 13 or -13...I have to wear odd socks or no socks, I have to wear odd shoes to a funeral, I have walked out of a resteraunt because I had table 13 and hey wouldn't change me.....etc, etc, etc. TNP always parts their hair the same way.
  8. Jiggy jiggy Sex...often heard in SE Asia tourist traps like Bangkok... Hey mister you very nice. $5 for jiggy jiggy.
  9. -1
  10. Bravo Manchester!
  11. Aand reading erotica.
  12. Right .. @Cbdave wanna wage in here and help Reci slow cook some lamb?.. I'd go for the leg over the shoulder any day... Cos it just tastes better...and brings up lots of happy childhood memories.... So in our house lamb roast (would be the same for slow cooked bbq) is usually rubbed with live oil, rosemary, salt and butter....if me dad's not joining us I also run on some garlic....if I am feeling a bit Greek I'll add some lemon juice to the rub...I just baste every now and then with the pan juices but I use a rosemary sprigs as the brush....if I want to go more middle eastern I'll add some sumac to the rub at the start or some harisa powder. If ya have them chuck a couple of lemon myrtle leaves in pan or not a bay leaf or two won't hurt. Times and temps sound good, and while I prefer my steak to be mooing I tend like my lamb more medium than rare. I find lamb to be the opposite to roo...roo needs to be cooked rare to stay tender but the rarer lamb is less tender it is. Wait for Chris to comment though, he knows how to cook his proteins.
  13. I think I just had a foodgasm.... Hooley Dooley that looks grouse as. Lamb chops and veg for dinner at ours. (Or as the kid says my favourite and I hate you)
  14. Why change now ?
  15. I still have to give ya photos...
  16. Confession: I was in Red Rooster the other day and they had a music station on the big screen and for 3 songs in a row I did not know the song and I had never heard of the artist and they looked like little kids.... It's official, I'm over the flippin hill.
  17. @Boo, you ever hear Reznor's acoustic version....still doesn't compare, but it's a third perspective of the same song.
  18. Figgie. Ex: He is such a Figgie Which is slang for FIGJAM Ex: he is such a FIGJAM FIGJAM....Fruck I'm Good Just Ask Me. Someone who has a very high opinion of themselves, usually unwarranted.
  19. Well we all kinda knew this one was coming. . especially with @Boo in the house... I think that the cover us going to smash the original in the polls though. ... So here the are: Original: Nine Inch Nails Cover: Johnny Cash The Song: Hurt Original: Cover:
  20. 12
  21. You say "corn"...and the town is a tourist attraction cos it looks like a movie set and is often used as one because of the period buildings.
  22. Don't you think it's more a crazy nutcase thing?
  23. Well down here a cackle berry is another word for a chicken's egg...although we also use bum nuts....I love having some bum nuts and babe for breaky. But there are so many Ds..... Deadly ... Used to mean totally awesome, the best if the best... Jill's party was deadly. (the NAIDOC week awards are called The Deadlies so the best actor gets a deadly)
  24. Well @Boo I know how to cook kangaroo and I can throw a boomerang...didn't say I could make it come back....so maybe ya ain't too far off the mark...

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