# 72
I didn't get a chance today to upload photos and accompanying text about last weekend's adventure to the Izu peninsula.
You should interpret this to mean that I couldn't be arsed, although you can imagine, if you wish, that I made a valiant effort to fulfil the request by four of you who were capably coerced via the comments thread of the previous post into making a request which I could not fulfil today (though I tried).
That notwithstanding, I hereby raise my left hand, placing my right hand determinedly on a cheese platter and solemnly swear to honour my duty as host of this establishment to show you some scintillating photos of the occasion in question TOMORROW.
Duty calls.
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8 comments:
That we do, Old Man Morri. That we devoutly do.
Yet another twist on overseas English: never before had I heard 'arse' used as a verb; in the past tense no less.
Full credit goes to the Brits for that one, BenjiBopper. It's one of my favourite ('u' included) uses of the word.
'I couldn't be arsed walking all the way to the welfare office to pick up my dole cheque ('check 1, 2'), so I gave it the arse completely.'
Photos and words due in approximately t-minus two hours.
Yeah. The word 'arsed' is brilliant.
Nice self portrait, by the way (ozsash)
I like it! We Canadians also like to use the letter 'u' copiously. I guess we got that from Use guys.
What's a dole cheque? Is that like pogey?
Cross cultural learning is fun.
Toast: Thanks. I enjoyed the process involved in getting that one.
Bopper: I think the 'u' form is superior in every way.
What's a pogey?
A dole cheque is something the government hands out to members of Australian society who prefer to spend their days on surfboards and/or watching Jerry Springer to working.
Cross cultural learning is fun. :)
Pogey is like a dole cheque, but with skiing instead of surfing.
I don't believe Uzbekistan are interested in claiming wpjmek as a word from their language.
I wonder if Borat is available for verification.
It gives me an idea for a post, as vbhbbm, the word verification required for this comment to see the light, isn't a word either as far as I'm aware.
I quite like fuckerated as a word. It speaks to me.
As a noun: Billy Corgan's head was fuckerated after I threw a rock at it.
As a verb (with a tag question): I completely fuckerated Billy Corgan's head with that rock, didn't I?
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