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Originally Posted by RobHay
Hence why I changed it, there were just too many comebacks, none that were for the good of the forum in general.
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Originally Posted by RobHay
Hence why I changed it, there were just too many comebacks, none that were for the good of the forum in general.
But I wax so even when I become a bushie I won't be...
:eek: :D
Thats ok clubagreenie
This is one instance where the forum rule with regards to posting photos should be set aside.
We'll take your word for it
stone the flaming crows , the place has gone to the dogs since they allowed sheilers into the front bar :(
caroline,
you seem to be better now, was it the bex or the vincents that did the trick,
of course,
i should have guessed, you took an aspro or two.
now off to the sewing room with you,
and i don't want to hear anymore of this talk about your old bushie..
perhaps some oriental advice is necessary,
wax on, wax off.:cool:
We'll have feminist protesters on here soon. It will then be changed to "Time challenged Bushie Person"
Doesnt quite have the same ring to it though.
when I was little I saw plenty of swaggies but never saw a swaglady, swagwoman, or swagperson. I also saw plenty of bushies or bastards from the bush but not really bushwomen.....they were really the CWA. So mrs ho ha, join the CWA, youll be happy there. Oh, the scones, fresh cream and home made strawberry jam. Yes I think they were/are your bushwomen, the lovely ladies who support their bushmen.
Totally disagee here...in our many travells around OZ I have seen a swaglady;)Quote:
Originally Posted by ramblingboy42
and the only scones, Jam and cream I make is comming out of the camp oven in a bush camp:p:D
Mrs hh:angel:
I can attest to the scones, jam & cream from Mrs HH's camp oven. MMMM Yumo :)Quote:
Originally Posted by The ho har's
And at least it doesn't say Old & Bushy