Is there a word for this?

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Originally Posted by Steinzy

mate I drive a Range Rover so I just throw her in auto pilot and I can wave with both hands https://www.aulro.com/afvb/

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<span style="color:darkblue">some range rover drivers ive met need both hands.....</span>

I've seen quite a few of them on the gold coast

now that's interesting. the site self edited my use of the word bastard, which in this referdential parlance was from a latin derivative for a child born out of wedlock, 'poor bastards', religious censorship pertinent to a marital status in the conveyance of children?

just havin' a bit of fun here, y'all

GQ

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Originally posted by Quiggers
it's the possibility of expectation unfulfilled,

illegitimus non carborundum - latin for 'don't let the bas**rds get you down'.

gq

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I thought that one translated to don't sharpen your blade on the wrong stone.

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/ https://www.aulro.com/afvb/ https://www.aulro.com/afvb/

Simon

funny guy there abondaxi,

geez i'm missing a decent feed at one of your local leichardt restaurants, how i miss some aspects of 'sydeney'.

we actually don't have 'restaurants' where I reside

i'll bring the stone, you sharpen the knife and we feast on calamari, octopus and mudcrab

GQ

sorry got the handle wrong, abaddonxi....too many years working on lets go greek endaxi with bloody theo skalkos, it's his shout!

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Originally posted by Quiggers
i'll bring the stone, you sharpen the knife and we feast on calamari, octopus and mudcrab

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Have you got anything nice to eat?

Ron (I don't like seafood)