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by Videx on 03 April 2009 - 19:04
Point of clarification please: Is the working side dominated by GIRLS or by actual females?
by Two Moons on 03 April 2009 - 19:04
There you are Videx,
Your participation on the VooDoo thread would be more than appreciated.
Your certainly a member aren't you.
Your participation on the VooDoo thread would be more than appreciated.
Your certainly a member aren't you.
by steve1 on 03 April 2009 - 20:04
Videx
If you are a gentleman you do not say females that denotes possibly a lot of old ladies, i prefer to call them all Girls. i think it is a being a little more of a gentleman
Steve
If you are a gentleman you do not say females that denotes possibly a lot of old ladies, i prefer to call them all Girls. i think it is a being a little more of a gentleman
Steve
by Bob McKown on 03 April 2009 - 20:04
I prefer, our ladies of schutzhund
by Mystere on 03 April 2009 - 20:04
Missbeeb,
My apologies, I do get confused. What is it with the Brits and all those "bee" names? Missbeeb, Beetree, Brady Bee.... Does the "bee" denote something that we Yanks just aren't getting?
I told you, the Harry Potter books opened my eyes to the fact that I could go to England, as an American native English-speaker, and not understand a diddly half the time! 
The working side is dominated by men, and predominantly populated with women.
My apologies, I do get confused. What is it with the Brits and all those "bee" names? Missbeeb, Beetree, Brady Bee.... Does the "bee" denote something that we Yanks just aren't getting?
I told you, the Harry Potter books opened my eyes to the fact that I could go to England, as an American native English-speaker, and not understand a diddly half the time! The working side is dominated by men, and predominantly populated with women.
by missbeeb on 03 April 2009 - 21:04
LOL... I think beetree is from your neck of the woods.
Does it have a meaning? I don't think so... my last bitch was Missbeeb, but I agree there are some odd words. You once mentioned, "jumper"... how about, "fag" (cigarette), knickers, trousers (pants).
by Mystere on 03 April 2009 - 21:04
Those words I at least understood from old movies and TV. Ooops, but I did think that "knickers" ( in a twist) were underwear!!
by beetree on 03 April 2009 - 23:04
Mystere, just to clarify, I am in NEW England, not the UK. And just FYI the "Bee" in my name comes from my real name, Deborah, which means "bee" in Hebrew. And when I first went online in the mid 90's, I was reading quite a lot of Winnie the Poo books, as my first born was quite young. I'm a closet treehugger, too, so I thought it fit. I get real ticked off if I have to add a number or something to register at other sites, because I have had the name for so long! I think I own it, lol!
I have a British neighbor, and it is true, sometimes she says stuff and I haven't a clue what she's talking about. For instance, it caused quite a bit of confusion when she kept talking about her "garden" and all I could see was a "yard"! I have a large organic vegetable garden and kept looking for hers, so I started thinking she was drinking way too much wine!
I've been to London once, and ran into a group of Cockney kids, and they started talking in rhyming slang, which makes it even easier for us to be confused about speaking the same language.
And just FYI the "Bee" in my name comes from my real name, Deborah, which means "bee" in Hebrew. And when I first went online in the mid 90's, I was reading quite a lot of Winnie the Poo books, as my first born was quite young. I'm a closet treehugger, too, so I thought it fit. I get real ticked off if I have to add a number or something to register at other sites, because I have had the name for so long! I think I own it, lol!I have a British neighbor, and it is true, sometimes she says stuff and I haven't a clue what she's talking about. For instance, it caused quite a bit of confusion when she kept talking about her "garden" and all I could see was a "yard"! I have a large organic vegetable garden and kept looking for hers, so I started thinking she was drinking way too much wine!
I've been to London once, and ran into a group of Cockney kids, and they started talking in rhyming slang, which makes it even easier for us to be confused about speaking the same language.
by Mystere on 04 April 2009 - 02:04
AHA! I bet you knew what treacle was was right off, huh? LOL
by animules on 04 April 2009 - 02:04
Bob McKown, very good point. Videx pay attention, we GIRLS are actual females and the Ladies of Schutzhund.
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