Had a pub friend that if he called me on the phone I had to legit tell him I would have to talk to him when we got a pint, because his Scottish accent on the phone made him sound like I was talking to the teacher on Charlie Brown cartoons.
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Oh shit. no clue. I also have a propensity to spell our words like the English. Aplogise, glamour et alia
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I will say leisure as lessur the English way
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Its like I dont even know you anymore hometeam! hahahahahaha
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Ahaha I’m same ol Dragon
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Maybe? I had a friend who lived in a building that was almost all Indian. I thought the concentration of South Asians was Jackson Heights. At least that’s where I went for Indian food.
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My cousin went to an Australian school in Vietnam and now lives in Brazil. Her English accent is quite interesting.
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On city size debate - Berlin is basically my ideal city. Large and a ton to do, but also an immense amount of green space woven throughout and very little building upward. It’s almost more like four or five smaller cities joined together, but it doesn’t feel like sprawl because it’s just dense enough and the public transit makes it extremely easy to get anywhere you want quickly. Never felt overcrowded there, but still enjoyed all the amenities of a major capital city. Highly recommend if folks haven’t been.
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17th Street
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Yeah R is underground. I think the M was at that stop too, but can’t remember if I could take that one. E stopped there on weekends when it went local in Queens. NW was the elevated track that went up the west side of Astoria.
Can’t tell you how many friends tried to visit me accidentally take the N and called from Queensboro Plaza and I’d tell them they had to walk down to Queens Plaza and take the R. Why MTA decided to have stops named Queens and Queensboro right next to each other is beyond my comprehension.
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Nah, I grew up near Richmond and spent college years in Charlottesville. Newark was some of my law school years.
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Thats cool. my son just finished at NJIT and his girlfriend is doing law school there at Seton Hall
Wheres your cousin living in Brasil?
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Curitiba
Really nice city. Close to where my oldest sons spent most of their time before HS
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@DFresh11 - I went to HS w/ @4547Lambeth… he was a year ahead of me… so the old man and much smarter than me. 
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dude has lotta reach like you Nut
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Damn that school produced both of yall? And they say public education is failing
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Few more Irish/Poly/rugby intl sayings or words cause it’s Saturday and I’m bored.
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Give it a go = to give something a try. When you get the ball give it a go
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Back yourself = trust yourself. And your abilities
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Brae = Safo for BBQ
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FA Fa Fina = poly talk for soft or really a more derogatory term
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uso or uce. = poly talk for brother guy. My Uce for life
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Cuzzie/cuz = kiwi for a person
17)hooker = person who wears the no.2 jersey on the rugby pitch
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Ones Twos threes fours = code for attire you have to wear fot different occasions. Ones-formals khakis white button up tie and jacket. Twos khakis and team polo threes team warm-ups fours game kit
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lovo lova = poly for a traditional bbq
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lava lava = poly for traditional wrap think islander version of a kilt made with thinner material and more decorative
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kava= root used to make a special drink that is served during ceremonies and special occasions. It will hit you like nothing you’ve ever felt.
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Also known as what @BDragon wore while playing rugby #underwearoptional
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True i have owned more than a few in my time. And between games or after a day on the 7s field in 100 degree heat index a lava lava and gold bond are your beat friends.
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