Homework e/e 29/8/11. Flying High.

[Wendy Seddon]

Hi Nev,

Does the Tetramethrin work on Hexham greys?
and what about the giant mozzie that sits
on a pole on the highway here in Newcackle?

Tetramthrin, huh! I shun
all attempts to see me done.
Vegemite can pose no threat
I'll have world dominion yet!

'Ozzie the Mozzie'

[Bob Pacey]

Yeah like that much better Nev old mate. We may not be the best poets in the world but we sure know what we like.


And Vegemite does work !!!!!!

Must slowly build up in your system and permeate through the pores of your skin.


There ain't no flies ( Or Mossies ) on me.

Bob

[Heather]

YES!!!!

[Heather]

Oh dear, well now you sound just like BOB!

[Heather]

Marty,
I was going to say that your argument was well thought out. Although, your sentence was a bit long and could have done with at least one full stop! However, I did note that there were not the usual typing and spelling errors and suspect you put some thought into this answer and its presentation. You also used a very encouraging tone Marty - well done!

Heather

[Bob Pacey]

Huh resorting to crawling now Marty, amazing what women will do to win the favour of a man !!!

I thought your reply was ok mate spot on and to the point.


There were no big words in there that i had to go and look up in me funk-n-wagnels so it was not a bit like Neville and not all posts require full stops to know what they are saying.

Robert

[Neville Briggs]

G'day Wendy, Ozzie the Mozzie, I hear, is in danger over money arguments.


Sorry folks, to sound like me, one would have to sound like an astonishingly canorous doryphore who favours the occasional felicitous sesquipedalian utterance.

[Heather]

Now Marty, THAT'S how it's done!

Heather

[worddancer]

hey Neville,

re; sesquipedalian utterance?

Does this mean one would have to have a foot and a half in one's mouth if one spoke as you do?
I'm sure you can think of much longer words!

Eliza