Mags Has Left Me

[natty bumppo 297]

He DID do a brilliant job - I was VERY impressed.

Now, to try and get the fuzzy jet-lag feeling out of my head. Actually, thinking about it, I'm normally pretty fuzzy headed....so no change there then!

good to see you back on site here..i try to keep the place quiet..but got hit in the head with a lemon creme pie by olivia

did you manage to avoid being hit by one of Bosco's field flapjacks ?

oops ... we can't tell mags about this

Mags ... Welcome Back

Edited June 17, 2008 by Natty Bumppo

[Nessa 23]

welcome back Mags!!

[almaty 19]

He DID do a brilliant job - I was VERY impressed.

Now, to try and get the fuzzy jet-lag feeling out of my head. Actually, thinking about it, I'm normally pretty fuzzy headed....so no change there then!

good to see you back on site here..i try to keep the place quiet..but got hit in the head with a lemon creme pie by olivia

did you manage to avoid being hit by one of Bosco's field flapjacks ?

oops ... we can't tell mags about this

Mags ... Welcome Back

i got nailed several times...he has a nasty habit of dropping them and then back kicking them until one's head..just ask sister olivia ..she got a 2 day old headache from one

[Mags 112]

OMG, I went on vacation with my Mom and her two crazy sisters to Malta once. I'm tellin ya, you haven't LIVED until you've played bingo in the town square with the caller yelling numbers in arabic and then finishing it off with a night of karaoke. Too funny.

Actually, people on Malta speak Maltese, not Arabic - although it is an understandable mistake as they sound very similar. It is something like 60% Arabic derived, with the remainder a mixture of Italian, Sicilian and English. It is written in the Latin alphabet and is classed as the only Semitic language written in the Latin alphabet in its standard form.

It has been said that someone who speaks Arabic need only spend an hour in Malta's Airport to understand Maltese. But if you call a Maltese person Arabic you ARE likely to get hit over the head with a soggy pastry - they're very proud of their nationality.

Here endeth the lesson. You can go back to flinging pies now.

Edited June 17, 2008 by Mags

[Krikit 1,164]

I stand corrected.

Haven't been flinging any pies as yet. I don't like getting dirty. And if I join in, I'll feel obligated to help clean up.

[zqt3344 21]

Dobro pozhalovat MAGS!

OMG, I went on vacation with my Mom and her two crazy sisters to Malta once. I'm tellin ya, you haven't LIVED until you've played bingo in the town square with the caller yelling numbers in arabic and then finishing it off with a night of karaoke. Too funny.

Actually, people on Malta speak Maltese, not Arabic - although it is an understandable mistake as they sound very similar. It is something like 60% Arabic derived, with the remainder a mixture of Italian, Sicilian and English. It is written in the Latin alphabet and is classed as the only Semitic language written in the Latin alphabet in its standard form.

It has been said that someone who speaks Arabic need only spend an hour in Malta's Airport to understand Maltese. But if you call a Maltese person Arabic you ARE likely to get hit over the head with a soggy pastry - they're very proud of their nationality.

Here endeth the lesson. You can go back to flinging pies now.

[eric&gen 0]

Welcome back Mags.