G'day blokes and sheilas,
In the interest of world peace, we are presenting a course in strine as a service to our fellow worldlings. Study it well before the next Sydney BBQ.
Today's lesson is in phrases beginning with the word 'like', which are so necessary for descriptive language.
1. like a blue-arsed fly........in a frantic manner
2. like a lily on a dustbin.....lonely, neglected
3. like a pickpocket at a nudist camp...out of place,
out of one's element.
4. like a possum up a gumtree..supremely happy, in high spirits
5. like a shag on a rock......forlorn, lonely
6. like a stunned mullet.......bewildered, inert
7. like a two-bob watch........in an erratic or crazy manner
8. like billyo.................energetically, with great gusto
9. like the clappers...........very fast
We didn't get to 10 on the list today; treat it as a bonus. You get 10 points if you learn all 9.
Tomorrow: The 'Up' words
Mrs Ozzie and I checked out the location for the bbq today. It's beautiful! So if you haven't yet received the location and details, and you can make it on Sunday October 21st (you can, can't you?) send an e-mail to [email protected]
Cheers,
Ozzie
"It's better to light a candle than to curse the darkness."
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