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[WhalleyRange]

http://lwtua.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=5330777&trail=25

If you have five minutes spare, read this thread on Joy Division Central.

Totally sickening.

 

[CrystalGeezer]

http://lwtua.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=5330777&trail=25

If you have five minutes spare, read this thread on Joy Division Central.

Totally sickening.

It's just a link requesting that we log into the forum.

 

[WhalleyRange]

Oh right, you must have to be a member, sorry.

 

[billy scissors]

Well I hope everyone is all well and living!

gasping..dying...Where you been Taff?

 

[KenzieW]

feeling a little stalkerish

 

[CrystalGeezer]

I'm sitting having lunch in a restaurant. On the way to town my bald tire was feeling sooooo squirrely I think I'm going to put on the spare. I'm all about living on the edge, I've experienced front tire blow outs before, but something in me says that maybe I don't want to die just yet. Just in case there's something to look forward to.

 

[nothappynotsad]

this drink is spicy.

 

[CrystalGeezer]

Insomnia and hurty head. What's going on?

 

[Girl-with-the-Thorn]

I'm finally done with A-Levels! So relieved.

I'm sitting having lunch in a restaurant. On the way to town my bald tire was feeling sooooo squirrely I think I'm going to put on the spare. I'm all about living on the edge, I've experienced front tire blow outs before, but something in me says that maybe I don't want to die just yet. Just in case there's something to look forward to.

Is this an American term? I'm not familiar with it.

 

[CrystalGeezer]

I'm finally done with A-Levels! So relieved.



Is this an American term? I'm not familiar with it.

Congrats on your A levels. Squirrels flit about all over the place. I don't know if it's an American term or rather a drag race culture term. It describes when your tires aren't sticking to the road and you don't feel in control of the car. It acts like a squirrel.

In exchange for that explanation, can you please tell me the origin of the term "suss"?

I just down a beer hoping it'll help me sleep. The cats attacked my new loaf if bread I just bought at the store. I was able to salvage six pieces. I thought cats didn't like bread? I didn't even think to put it on top of the fridge.

 

[Girl-with-the-Thorn]

Congrats on your A levels. Squirrels flit about all over the place. I don't know if it's an American term or rather a drag race culture term. It describes when your tires aren't sticking to the road and you don't feel in control of the car. It acts like a squirrel.

In exchange for that explanation, can you please tell me the origin of the term "suss"?

I just down a beer hoping it'll help me sleep. The cats attacked my new loaf if bread I just bought at the store. I was able to salvage six pieces. I thought cats didn't like bread? I didn't even think to put it on top of the fridge.

Ah, I see. I'd heard it before, but never heard anyone here using it and didn't know the origin of it. Cheers. As for "suss", I'm not sure of the origins of that one; I'll have to look it up.

 

[billy scissors]

Congrats on your A levels. Squirrels flit about all over the place. I don't know if it's an American term or rather a drag race culture term. It describes when your tires aren't sticking to the road and you don't feel in control of the car. It acts like a squirrel.

In exchange for that explanation, can you please tell me the origin of the term "suss"?

I just down a beer hoping it'll help me sleep. The cats attacked my new loaf if bread I just bought at the store. I was able to salvage six pieces. I thought cats didn't like bread? I didn't even think to put it on top of the fridge.

suspicion/ous
You can also "suss" people out. For example,"I sussed she was a barmpot when she said squirrely" And so on and so forth.Hope that helps.

 

[nothappynotsad]

Certain people on this site have chosen to hate me for reasons I'm not entirely aware of. I find this pathetically distressing.

 

[yesitis]

i nver read any tom sharpe.

 

[CrystalGeezer]

I downloaded an ap this afternoon called Sunday Lawn. It's a silly game where you mow people's lawns and avoid hedgehogs and dog poop, and you mow over buttons that open little gates to get into other parts if the yard. It's kinda getting me out of the little funk I've been in since going to a confused listeningfest this afternoon. And it's Swedish or Scandinavian or something because when his lawn mower breaks and you have to start the level over, he makes a very "fleurga" type noise.

 

[CrystalGeezer]

suspicion/ous
You can also "suss" people out. For example,"I sussed she was a barmpot when she said squirrely" And so on and so forth.Hope that helps.

Barmpot? Thanks. I think.

 

[charliee.in.a.tutu]

where do they find these 'people' that go on the jeremy kyle show? :s

 

[DAVIE]

where do they find these 'people' that go on the jeremy kyle show? :s

here!

 

[Jackie London]

It's midsummer today. Happy midsummer everyone!!

 

[Mars_Rover]

Psst Jackie, the midsummer solstice was on 21 June. You are 3 days behind, lass.

squir·rel·ly/ˈskwər(ə)lē/Adjective
1. Resembling a squirrel.
2. Restless, nervous, or unpredictable
Slang for odd, crazy, etc. Origin: in allusion to a squirrel's diet of nuts