Post what you're thinking right now.

[SleepyDragon]

Ockers are those who say "winda," "Sundee," and "Os-TRAY-ya" in place of "window," "Sunday," and "Australia."

[couldbecousin]

Ockers are those who say "winda," "Sundee," and "Os-TRAY-ya" in place of "window," "Sunday," and "Australia."

We have those in Massachusetts! The Boston accent involves a lot of dropped r's. What's funny is that despite having been born and raised here, I have never had the local accent...I recognize an authentic impersonation when I hear it, but I'd have to make a real effort to speak that way myself for any length of time. 

[Eclair]

Ockers are those who say "winda," "Sundee," and "Os-TRAY-ya" in place of "window," "Sunday," and "Australia."

We have those in Massachusetts! The Boston accent involves a lot of dropped r's. What's funny is that despite having been born and raised here, I have never had the local accent...I recognize an authentic impersonation when I hear it, but I'd have to make a real effort to speak that way myself for any length of time. 

Oops, I spelt Ocker wrong.

http://www.koalanet.com.au/australian-slang.html

[couldbecousin]

Ockers are those who say "winda," "Sundee," and "Os-TRAY-ya" in place of "window," "Sunday," and "Australia."

We have those in Massachusetts! The Boston accent involves a lot of dropped r's. What's funny is that despite having been born and raised here, I have never had the local accent...I recognize an authentic impersonation when I hear it, but I'd have to make a real effort to speak that way myself for any length of time. 

Oops, I spelt Ocker wrong.

http://www.koalanet.com.au/australian-slang.html

Koalanet, I love it!  Do you see them regularly?

[Eclair]

Ockers are those who say "winda," "Sundee," and "Os-TRAY-ya" in place of "window," "Sunday," and "Australia."

We have those in Massachusetts! The Boston accent involves a lot of dropped r's. What's funny is that despite having been born and raised here, I have never had the local accent...I recognize an authentic impersonation when I hear it, but I'd have to make a real effort to speak that way myself for any length of time. 

Oops, I spelt Ocker wrong.

http://www.koalanet.com.au/australian-slang.html

Koalanet, I love it!  Do you see them regularly?

I've lived close to the bush at times and seen them. Also seen them at the zoo. They are cute when they are little babies and they sit on their Mummys back. But they can be fiesty vicious little animals....

I have these living in my roof....

http://australianmuseum.net.au/Common-Ringtail-Possum

We had it removed and sealed the eaves but it's found it's way in again. I think it's started a family 

They carry their babies on their back also and sleep all day like koalas....in my roof unfortunately!

[Callaway]

Ockers are those who say "winda," "Sundee," and "Os-TRAY-ya" in place of "window," "Sunday," and "Australia."

We have those in Massachusetts! The Boston accent involves a lot of dropped r's. What's funny is that despite having been born and raised here, I have never had the local accent...I recognize an authentic impersonation when I hear it, but I'd have to make a real effort to speak that way myself for any length of time. 

Oops, I spelt Ocker wrong.

http://www.koalanet.com.au/australian-slang.html

Koalanet, I love it!  Do you see them regularly?

I've lived close to the bush at times and seen them. Also seen them at the zoo. They are cute when they are little babies and they sit on their Mummys back. But they can be fiesty vicious little animals....

I have these living in my roof....

http://australianmuseum.net.au/Common-Ringtail-Possum

We had it removed and sealed the eaves but it's found it's way in again. I think it's started a family 

They carry their babies on their back also and sleep all day like koalas....in my roof unfortunately!

They sound similar to the opossums we have here.  I found this article about discouraging them:

http://www.opossum.org/discourage.html

[Eclair]

I have these living in my roof....

http://australianmuseum.net.au/Common-Ringtail-Possum

We had it removed and sealed the eaves but it's found it's way in again. I think it's started a family 

They carry their babies on their back also and sleep all day like koalas....in my roof unfortunately!

They sound similar to the opossums we have here.  I found this article about discouraging them:

http://www.opossum.org/discourage.html

Thanks....I had a visual of decking Christmas lights in my roofspace and playing Christmas carols very loudly!

The problem I have is that the neighbours yard is exceptionally treed and quite bushy. On top of that, a block or so away is an extensive bushland reserve. Possums are very territorial and will return to the place they were removed from. Unfortunately mine accesses the roof via the power line. Not sure where he has 'broken' into the roof space again....but they are very determined and my house has lots of overlapping gables.

[Blasted]

Christine Chubbuck.

[Eclair]

Thinking about too many things.

[Trigger 11]

^ I could help you with that!

I am thinking that I made a mistake committing to go 'dancing' at some club in Boston when I return in July.

I don't dance! What the fuck was I thinking?

[odeon]

^ I could help you with that!

I am thinking that I made a mistake committing to go 'dancing' at some club in Boston when I return in July.

I don't dance! What the fuck was I thinking?

About what you hope to gain?

[Adam]

had a good day


flo is so cute and awesome 

[couldbecousin]

^ I could help you with that!

I am thinking that I made a mistake committing to go 'dancing' at some club in Boston when I return in July.

I don't dance! What the fuck was I thinking?

About what you hope to gain?

Hey, you've got a few months to learn... 

[Eclair]

^ I could help you with that!

I am thinking that I made a mistake committing to go 'dancing' at some club in Boston when I return in July.

I don't dance! What the fuck was I thinking?

Sure you do....Siamese Lambada....

[Adam]

i have a hell of a lot of writing to do tomorrow