This guys had enough!

[dnar]

One for the lads, this guy Mark has brocken up with his girlfriend, and is now receiving highly emotional voicemails, that he is now publishing on This iste (http://psycoexgirlfriend.com/).



Brrrrrrrr. I can see why he's out-a-there! :rolleyes:

[Chas]

WOW


she is one messed up female
Fatal Attraction came to mind...

[siggy]

always the chics fault. Never the guys fault.

Have I got this straight?

[zhotfire]

Originally posted by siggy
always the chics fault. Never the guys fault.

Have I got this straight?
LOL! That's one LARGE can o worms you got there! (i know i'm not going to open it.... ;) )

I could only listen to 2 of the messages... i think i'm going to have nightmares tonight.... :(

[siggy]

Actually I could not listen to any of it. I clicked on the link and it kept opening pages and pages and would not let me close them so I had to log off (windows issue i'm sure) and then get back on. I wasn't going to try it again.

[Medic193]

Got the site bookmarked and will listen to it tomorrow. It seems like it will be interesting.:D

[dnar]

It is best to turn off Java Scripting when you visit..... :)

[Virus]

I listened to every single one. I wonder what happened to her. It was funny at first, but after a while you can't help but to feel her pain.

[dnar]

I beleive (for real) she is setting up www.sychoexboyfriend.com

[Chas]

Originally posted by siggy
always the chics fault. Never the guys fault.

Have I got this straight?


It's true you d'ont know what he did to her and there are always two sides to the story ,but she does sound crazy , i listened to the posts on winamp.... :D

[shubles]

ok guys.

ive got to agree with you all on this one.

that is one ****ed up girl.
she needs a girlfriend (meant in terms of friendship not lesbianism) to cry to.
i only listened to a few of them.
u cant tell why they broke up but she's in the wrong there.


she made a HUGE mistake calling fifty times a night to show him how much he's 'hurt' her, coz he'd be laughing his ****ing head off at her and she deserves it.
He obviously doesnt want to have anything to do with her.

She's a knob.

[phil]

She's a knob


Nice diagnosis Shubles :)

[siggy]

Is a "knob" an aussie thing too?

[dnar]

Yes, don;t you Americans miss all the fun! A knob is the female equivelant of the "Meat-Head".:cool:

[siggy]

I am going to have to get me an Austrailian to English dictionary.

[Dave S]

Originally posted by siggy
I am going to have to get me an Austrailian to English dictionary.
LOL That should be Australian, English to American dictionary. :D

[siggy]

Originally posted by Dave S

LOL That should be Australian, English to American dictionary. :D

Or Australian English to American English dictionary.:D

[shubles]

Originally posted by siggy


Or Australian English to American English dictionary.:D

i think he meant "Aystralian to POM to American English Dictionary".

[dnar]

Make that Shu-->Aystrawlean-->Pommy-->Americian

[wylie]

knob isnt necessarily female...I myself have been called a "knob" on many occassions :D :D

[dnar]

Quote from wylie:
knob isnt necessarily female...I myself have been called a "knob" on many occassions
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I can understand that.








Oh sh*t, sorry, wrong thread :D

[shubles]

a few times by me
:D

wylie...
...you're a knob :D

*jokes*
*no male hissy fits now*

[siggy]

Maybe we could start a new category. Austrailian word of the day.

[wylie]

Actually colloquialisms are an interest of mine....especially when a harmless word in one country can get you in all sorts of strife in another. A classic example of this is the word "wog" which over here can mean a 24 hour cold type illness (fading from use now as we all go PC).. If you were sick you'd often say its "just a wog" or something. When I lived in the UK for a bit a girl I worked with was sick. When asked where she was I said "at home in bed with a wog"

Very fast explaining required on my part.

Others are "durex" which over here is a brand of sticky tape.
"pass the durex" used to be heard frequently in the classroom.

[X-Calibur]

Originally posted by wylie
Actually colloquialisms are an interest of mine....especially when a harmless word in one country can get you in all sorts of strife in another. A classic example of this is the word "wog" which over here can mean a 24 hour cold type illness (fading from use now as we all go PC).. If you were sick you'd often say its "just a wog" or something. When I lived in the UK for a bit a girl I worked with was sick. When asked where she was I said "at home in bed with a wog"

Very fast explaining required on my part.

Others are "durex" which over here is a brand of sticky tape.
"pass the durex" used to be heard frequently in the classroom.
oh LOL....

Since on this... /me is stupid
begin:
[me in New York at Planet Hollywood]
/me want a Coca-Cola with no ice (new york is like Mexico City for the ICe stuff..)
/in french ICE is "GLACE" which you pronounce like "GLASS"

/me brain get's slow and mixed the two languages
/so me ask for Coke with no GLASS.....

You should of seen the waiter's face for a minute or so... before I can figure out what was going on...... gotta love being polyglot...
end:

[Medic193]

Hey I needed a laugh tonight. Thanks X.:D

[siggy]

Medic193 it sounds like you could use a hug too.

<<<<<<HUG>>>>>>

Now everything is going to be OK