Druid - It's not my fault that Australia's currency is so unusual. However, it makes sense due to the amount of vernacular present in Aus. English .

zazie - Do you *really* want to know?

Edited by - esquilax on 9/19/2005 9:21:16 PM

@Indy;

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Frogs generally aren't smelly if you don't let them get too aired out and dry....

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Understood. So we should keep all the Frogs locked up in a cold damp cell if we wish to avoid the stench. Great idea lad.

@Esq; Unft my brand of vernacular ain't gonna go down too well in these hallowed halls. *Hovers off mumbling vulgarities...sufferin shuminuf ferrickin*

Yes, well, we can hardly understand you even wen y're nt usin' vernakyoolar Druid .

I don't know you well enough to congratulate you.

Here is to hoping that you will be moderate and open minded on issues.

not where you're concerned, Millie Tant

j/k! you know I'm as liberal and democratic as the next Mullah, why sometimes we even let women look out of the window and write their own names (in private of course) and I personally even let my wives walk 10 paces behind me and not the 20 most other Mullahs insist on, but then I am a bit of rebel, I even have extra long tassles on my towel.

anyway, Ann, I hope you have a lovely time here again and I hope to see a lot more of you in the future.

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...and I hope to see a lot more of you in the future.

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I don't wear a burquah(sp?) so that wouldn't be so dificult for you... had I any interest at all in meeting you. Which of course I do not. Not in the slightest.

And I am sure that your "wives" are enough for you as it is. Inflatable are they? My guess is that in real life all you do is sit at a computer and taunt people, women especially.

nah. just you really although i did extend the invitation for you to visit Tawakalnistan, if you recall, which you turned down on. And my wives made you a ceremonial burqah in anticipation.

how about that picture you promised us last year? a promise is a promise, after all...

Edited by - Tawakalna (Reloaded) on 9/21/2005 9:53:54 AM

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women especially

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I will at least defend Taw on this issue. Not that he really needs any help but I am a sad twit with nothing better to do. He is to my knowledge very fair, balanced, and egalatarian. He taunts everybody equally regardless of race, creed and gender. The only exception made is that he will up it a notch if he thinks the foe is a worthy challenge or if the key in their back is large enough to be seen while orbiting the planet. You will most likely know yourself which side you fall on.

Of course, he taunts salesman more equally than others.

And rabbits. The Mullah has a grudge against rabbits for some strange reason...

This took a bit of doing but..... just for you.... against my better judgment....




That's me on the right. Cost more than I expected to get the costume.

Edited by - AELK on 9/21/2005 8:26:14 PM

nice one, AELK .
But I fear in Tawalkanistan women are not allowed to have colorful shining burquas. Men there claim beauty and intelligence for themselves to be remarkable

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colorful shining burquas

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Not only are they allowed but they are glow in the dark and mandatory. It halps the Mullah hunt down any of his, erm, faithful wifies who may, erm,...well...stray into the desert at night....in search of...a... a late night store you understand...not trying to escape...infact I did not even say that thing about escape...*Shut up Id*

EDIT: Aelk! You went dressed as a bannana?

Edited by - Druid on 9/22/2005 3:47:51 AM

Silly one, you. She said "me on the right". She went as a - date then.

In Tawalkanistan there is a old traditional custom: Date a date in da desert