On 3/12/2018 20:03, Roger Nelson -> David Drummond wrote:

Then again, why should he be exempt from the occasional piss-take?

While I don't care for or use that sort of language, I ignore it.

Pity - a standard phrase in Australian vernacular.

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David

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On Tue Feb-05-2019 18:54, David Drummond (3:640/305) wrote to Roger Nelson:

On 3/12/2018 20:03, Roger Nelson -> David Drummond wrote:

While I don't care for or use that sort of language, I ignore it.

Pity - a standard phrase in Australian vernacular.

Don't get me wrong. I know all of the words and most of the phrases. I choose not to use them.


Regards,

Roger
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On 5/02/2019 11:19, Roger Nelson -> David Drummond wrote:

While I don't care for or use that sort of language, I ignore it.

Pity - a standard phrase in Australian vernacular.

Don't get me wrong. I know all of the words and most of the phrases. I choose not to use them.

The expression has no more negative connotations here than "liberty" or "democracy".

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Regards
David

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On Wed Feb-06-2019 07:54, David Drummond (3:640/305) wrote to Roger Nelson:

On 5/02/2019 11:19, Roger Nelson -> David Drummond wrote:

While I don't care for or use that sort of language, I ignore it.

Pity - a standard phrase in Australian vernacular.

Don't get me wrong. I know all of the words and most of the phrases. I choose not to use them.

The expression has no more negative connotations here than
"liberty" or "democracy".

I'll bet! (-:

I heard there was some flooding in parts of OZ. Did that affect you?


Regards,

Roger
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On 5/02/2019 18:06, Roger Nelson -> David Drummond wrote:

The expression has no more negative connotations here than
"liberty" or "democracy".

I'll bet! (-:

I heard there was some flooding in parts of OZ. Did that affect you?

Not at all - the flooding is several hundred kilometres north of here. The bush fires late last year were about 60km north.

And after no real rain for about a year we've had a couple of showers in the last few nights. The grass is taking on a greener hue.

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Regards
David

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On 5/02/2019 18:06, Roger Nelson -> David Drummond wrote:

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I heard there was some flooding in parts of OZ. Did that affect ypi?

Not at all - the flooding is several hundred kilometres north of here.
The bush fires late last year were about 60km north.

I don't recall where the flood area was because I was in and out of a nap and had UTube running and a voice said that in the flood area, people had snakes and crocodiles in their homes.

And after no real rain for about a year we've had a couple of showers in the last few nights. The grass is taking on a greener hue.

Green grass is good.


Regards,

Roger

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