Cardy George
Piercing rural members since 1981
Just watched the 6 minute version. Will hunt some more tonightLook for his doco on Alfred Russell Wallace.
Just watched the 6 minute version. Will hunt some more tonightLook for his doco on Alfred Russell Wallace.
I have only been able to find odd bits and pieces. All worth chasing down.Brilliant @Dales Cannon - have you got a link to the whole show?
Cannot believe I didn't know there was a coffee plunger lid for JetBoil stoves! Instant purchaseOh please I would love to be riding with these guys!
First thought is homer with the watermelons.Or a fox. Ravens hate foxes.
It’s not that hard to spell JerkConfused looks on the face of baristas when they ask for my name. They get one repeat and then they're on their own. Dealing with unusual names is surely barista skills 101?
And I don't even give them the Norwegian pronunciation...
Odd. ‘Karen’ is pretty straight forward.Confused looks on the face of baristas when they ask for my name. They get one repeat and then they're on their own. Dealing with unusual names is surely barista skills 101?
And I don't even give them the Norwegian pronunciation...
That’s way better I want to go back and edit my response nowOdd. ‘Karen’ is pretty straight forward.
You’re (also) a mod. Edit both ours.That’s way better I want to go back and edit my response now
"Hawk", for example, sounds kind of cool and menacing.....though I can picture them suppressing a giggle when they compare the name with the visual...Just use an alternate name to smooth your way through life. I know others that have gone that way.
Middle name in Mikael, so i went with Mick for a while. But if they don't want tricky names, use a number system.Just use an alternate name to smooth your way through life. I know others that have gone that way.
So does this mean that your full name is Have Sex with Banana?When I moved to Cambodia I endured about 3weeks of giggles when I met someone and told them my name. Finally a less polite Khmer told me the pronunciation of my name basically meant to have sex.
So I changed it to Jake. Again I got giggles. Found out it is Khmer for banana which is also used to describe a dufas or simpleton.
I gave up after that and left as Jake.
Found it was often a great way to break the ice with the very reserved Cambodian people.
haha. it is sort of entertaining seeing what they come up with when its written on cups. Sometimes its a pretty good guess, some make me wonder...
I like customers like you - guaranteed bad coffee every time. Never anything too obvious - a pinch of coffee grinds, Luke warm milk, really really hot milk, an overdrawn shot. It'snot hard to be polite, it's actually easier than being a cunt.Confused looks on the face of baristas when they ask for my name. They get one repeat and then they're on their own. Dealing with unusual names is surely barista skills 101?
And I don't even give them the Norwegian pronunciation...