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Post by ozT4para on Oct 12, 2009 22:25:41 GMT -5
Did you hear that Fubb, Tony called you an exotic animal ;D. Me, I'm a Tasmanian devil, although I'm not from Tasmania and have never been there, but Tony, here's one just for you - grrrrrrowlllllllll! Hopefully you're much nicer than a tassie devil Doe. They are not particularly endearing little creatures at all. Can be pretty nasty really. |
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Post by ozT4para on Oct 12, 2009 22:29:02 GMT -5
Well, in that case.......thank you.......I think.......sexy and hot-looking has gotta be a good thing right? Hopefully you'll find me a little smarter......lol Sexy and hot-looking is definitely a good thing especially if one can add them to the other nice qualities I'm sure you possess. Welcome Amelie |
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Post by doe on Oct 13, 2009 1:48:04 GMT -5
Did you hear that Fubb, Tony called you an exotic animal ;D. Me, I'm a Tasmanian devil, although I'm not from Tasmania and have never been there, but Tony, here's one just for you - grrrrrrowlllllllll! Hopefully you're much nicer than a tassie devil Doe. They are not particularly endearing little creatures at all. Can be pretty nasty really. You know OTP, generally all animals are nice until you tread on their tale and you're coming pretty close to stepping/ wheeling on mine. So just for you, I could have chosen an Emu - but my mother taught me never to make those noises in public, a kangaroo (tsk, tsk, tsk) or a koala - they make no sound at all. The audio effect was important here. I can't tell you whether I'm nice or not, that's for others to decide, but I am fairly confident at least a few of the regular members here would say so. I'm a bit disappointed with your comments given that you're a fellow Aussie and all. |
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Post by ozT4para on Oct 13, 2009 9:16:53 GMT -5
You know OTP, generally all animals are nice until you tread on their tale and you're coming pretty close to stepping/ wheeling on mine. If you stepped on a tassie devil's tail it would bite your toes off and they make god awful noises like a banshee. As for stepping on your tale I did no such thing, you may relate it as often as you please. So just for you, I could have chosen an Emu - but my mother taught me never to make those noises in public, a kangaroo (tsk, tsk, tsk) or a koala - they make no sound at all. The audio effect was important here. Actually koalas do make noises but not all the time. I can't tell you whether I'm nice or not, that's for others to decide, but I am fairly confident at least a few of the regular members here would say so. I'm glad others think you're nice. Might actually be some truth in it. I'm a bit disappointed with your comments given that you're a fellow Aussie and all. Oh well can't please everyone all the time. I don't know why though. I'm telling it like it is. Just because I'm an aussie doesn't mean I have to think all of our wildlife is warm and fuzzy. |
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Post by Triassic on Oct 13, 2009 9:34:03 GMT -5
funny, my high school mascot was-still is-the Tasmanian Devil...not the actual animal, but the cartoon creature. our teams are the 'tornados', and since Taz was a kind of living whirlwind when he moved...hence our emblem/mascot. good question if they'd ever checked licensing and all that. knowing my HS i'd say probably 'no'.
as i recall, Taz made a sound sort of like; 'RAGlaglagAGlraglagag'!
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Post by Ray T on Oct 13, 2009 9:42:24 GMT -5
I'm just wondering why this land of exotic animals is producing so many girls attracted to chairdudes. Ahhhhhh, maybe it's coz we're 'exotic animals' in our own right!! I think you hit it on the head there pony dude... |
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Post by Ray T on Oct 13, 2009 9:47:24 GMT -5
Hopefully you're much nicer than a tassie devil Doe. They are not particularly endearing little creatures at all. Can be pretty nasty really. You know OTP, generally all animals are nice until you tread on their tale and you're coming pretty close to stepping/ wheeling on mine. So just for you, I could have chosen an Emu - but my mother taught me never to make those noises in public, a kangaroo (tsk, tsk, tsk) or a koala - they make no sound at all. The audio effect was important here. I can't tell you whether I'm nice or not, that's for others to decide, but I am fairly confident at least a few of the regular members here would say so. I'm a bit disappointed with your comments given that you're a fellow Aussie and all. I just have one question while we are talking about OZ animal sounds here. What sound dose a platapuss make? ... quack like a duck? Churp and bark like a bever?... or a noise all its own? ...LOL |
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Post by Ray T on Oct 13, 2009 9:53:11 GMT -5
Amelie
Now that i am done razzing all the posts I will take time to say hello and welcome you to the board... I am the "horn dog" of the board... LOL but it is just a cover i play here because i cant be one in real life... lol everyone here is nice and i have a few good internet friends from the board... I hope you become one of them... Drop me a Pm some time and i will teach you all i can... Have fun and watch your heart. it is easy to fall for a guy in a chair...
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Post by roger888 on Oct 13, 2009 14:37:43 GMT -5
it is easy to fall for a guy in a chair... It's easy to fall over one too,as I found out this morning at work...  |
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Post by Ouch on Oct 13, 2009 14:55:35 GMT -5
it is easy to fall for a guy in a chair... It's easy to fall over one too,as I found out this morning at work... Yes, I've found that out a few times myself... My high school mascot was a Blue Devil...like taken straight from Duke University...if you went to a public school...I'm pretty sure they can use it without harm... ozT4para...seriously, do you have a problem with doe or something...? |
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Post by E on Oct 13, 2009 17:32:50 GMT -5
ozT4para...seriously, do you have a problem with doe or something...? ... huh? |
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Post by doe on Oct 13, 2009 20:25:19 GMT -5
You know OTP, generally all animals are nice until you tread on their tale and you're coming pretty close to stepping/ wheeling on mine. If you stepped on a tassie devil's tail it would bite your toes off and they make god awful noises like a banshee. As for stepping on your tale I did no such thing, you may relate it as often as you please. Actually koalas do make noises but not all the time. I'm glad others think you're nice. Might actually be some truth in it. I'm a bit disappointed with your comments given that you're a fellow Aussie and all. Oh well can't please everyone all the time. I don't know why though. I'm telling it like it is. Just because I'm an aussie doesn't mean I have to think all of our wildlife is warm and fuzzy. OTP, thankyou for your reply. With respect, you can't determine whether you stepped on my tail (or tale), that's my call. The only thing you can say is whether you intended to or not. I said nothing personal about you in my post, only that I was disappointed in your comments. I don't propose to trade sacarstic personal quips with you here - I don't know you and you don't know me. I use (or attempt to use) humour here in my posts because it enhances my PD experience and makes it more fun and I'm all for humour. However, my humour tends to be positive. You have said in your posts that you are online a lot, but that you have reservations about the quality of most people who IM/PM you. All I can tell you is that in the short amount of time I have been on this board, I have made contact with some great people who are of quality, people who I am proud to call my friends. I hope you find that here too. You could have responded to my post in a number of ways and you have chosen this one. At the end of the day, we will both be judged on this board by the quality of our posts. As for the Australian wildlife, because there are relatively few of us on the board, my presumption tends to be that I am going to get on well with other Aussies when they join - but c'est la vie. |
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Post by doe on Oct 13, 2009 20:43:24 GMT -5
You know OTP, generally all animals are nice until you tread on their tale and you're coming pretty close to stepping/ wheeling on mine. So just for you, I could have chosen an Emu - but my mother taught me never to make those noises in public, a kangaroo (tsk, tsk, tsk) or a koala - they make no sound at all. The audio effect was important here. I can't tell you whether I'm nice or not, that's for others to decide, but I am fairly confident at least a few of the regular members here would say so. I'm a bit disappointed with your comments given that you're a fellow Aussie and all. I just have one question while we are talking about OZ animal sounds here. What sound dose a platapuss make? ... quack like a duck? Churp and bark like a bever?... or a noise all its own? ...LOL Ray, only you could bring up the beaver ;D. As the kookuburra says KA KA KA HA HA HA. I haven't heard a platypus sound, but when I do, I'll get back to you  . |
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Post by doe on Oct 13, 2009 20:45:16 GMT -5
it is easy to fall for a guy in a chair... It's easy to fall over one too,as I found out this morning at work... Do tell Roger, please. You can't just make that comment and then not give us the details ! |
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Post by doe on Oct 13, 2009 20:46:20 GMT -5
It's easy to fall over one too,as I found out this morning at work... Yes, I've found that out a few times myself... My high school mascot was a Blue Devil...like taken straight from Duke University...if you went to a public school...I'm pretty sure they can use it without harm... ozT4para...seriously, do you have a problem with doe or something...? Windy, I knew when devodiva and I knighted you that we were making the right decision  |
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