Apologies for copying latintop, and posting multiple threads at once.
Years ago my mother used to shop in a ladies wear store which employed a Diesel Fitter. His role? Assess the size of the customer, select the appropriate garment, and say: diesel fitter.
I'll get me coat.
Hitchhiking's more of a challenge on the road less travelled.
bobsaigon2 (December 11th, 2017)
I wonder if one of his customers was the Australian shopper Emma Chisett.
joe552 (December 12th, 2017)
Took me a minute, till I tried an Australian accent, a la a447. I like your style, snotface. Let's keep it going. You're never too old for a bit of boyish humour.
Hitchhiking's more of a challenge on the road less travelled.
Now, that would be interesting, as I don't speak with an Aussie accent. Like my virginity, I lost that years ago.Originally Posted by joe552
Most people think I'm British.
But you're Australian, yes? And I was only imagining your accent. I've never met you and have never heard you speak. Think yourself lucky you got a mention in one of my posts.
Hitchhiking's more of a challenge on the road less travelled.
When I returned to Australia after all those years in Japan, people often asked me where I came from or what part of England I came from.
One person said I sounded like a Pakistani!
joe552 (December 12th, 2017)
The ultimate accolade
coming from Joe it is more likely to be the ultimate Lucozade
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joe552 (December 13th, 2017)
Lucozade must be one of the worlds most successful re-marketing exercises ever.
Those of us who are of a certain vintage will remember that Lucozade was originally something you took with you when you went to visit somebody at deaths door who could not eat, or you fed it to someone ill at home.
It's morphed from that to a sports drink - the complete opposite target group!!
Incidentally, I doubt many people will know that there was a Scottish version - it was called Ferguzade and made in Forfar, also home to the famous Forfar Bridie meat pastry
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joe552 (December 14th, 2017)
You're right SG, I doubt many people know about that. And how it changed the world.
Hitchhiking's more of a challenge on the road less travelled.
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