Hello, from a newbie

[Sis]

You realise that when Jean comes back to this thread she's gonna think we are all mad!

 

[Ma-dotcom]

Why is that then Sis? Probably more likely to think- 'Ah I'm not alone'. ..

Ahh, come on Jean, you know you want to.

 

[Archie's Mum]

Well we are led by a daft bat and a monkey

 

[Sis]

Well we are led by a daft bat and a monkey

Still here then @Archie's Mum.

 

[Archie's Mum]

 

[GrannyBarb]

See, @Jean Durey Albers , lots of friendly international banter goes on. Seriously, though. One never knows what gems can be found by the sleuths here. Lots of determined folks who love a good challenge. Hint: use the phrase "brick wall" in your query, and they will be off to the races!

 

[Half Hour]

I don't ever think of us being different nationalities on TopDog - more, the 'day shift' and the 'night shift'.

Very true.. it depends where we live!!

 

[wendymac]

Hi jean welcome to our wonderful forum x

 

[Ma-dotcom]

sadly I cAnnot play today- my computer CPU fan is on the fritz.netbook for made tiny people. can only watch for short time-small screen.

 

[Archie's Mum]

sadly I cAnnot play today

 

[Findem]

A belated welcome Jean.

 

[Elsiesgirl]

"Definition of:
Bundy off

Australian slang
1. finish work"

Today's new phrase.

Thank you for the definition, I was wondering whether to ask

 

[Archie's Mum]

"BUNDY". Nought to do with Bundy Rum (Bundaberg) either. I guess it comes from the punch card machine used to stamp start and finish times on employees time cards. Named after the Bundy brothers, inventors of same, Willard and Harlow. I'm figuring they were American as those aren't Australian first names.

 

[Elsiesgirl]

We really do learn something new every day