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Old 18-02-2014, 23:53   #1
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Hi from Australia

Hi, I'm Janelle and I'm getting back into sailing after a break, other than some racing and local cruising. I sailed Greek Peloponnes to Italy in 2010 and hope to get back
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Old 19-02-2014, 01:37   #2
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Hi, I am Eric...good to see you getting back in to sailing..good luck
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Greetings and welcome aboard the CF, Janelle.
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Old 19-02-2014, 06:02   #4
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Re: Hi from Australia

You caught me off guard.... I had no idea Australians used the salutation "Hi" .... Of course G'day has been overused to death....

Welcome to CF Janelle.... Enjoy and ask... (and help too...) I think You'll find a lot of enjoyment here!
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Old 19-02-2014, 22:53   #5
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You caught me off guard.... I had no idea Australians used the salutation "Hi" .... Of course G'day has been overused to death....

Welcome to CF Janelle.... Enjoy and ask... (and help too...) I think You'll find a lot of enjoyment here!
Well, G'Day all y'all (for happy sailor)

And back on track, welcome to CF Janelle, from an almost Aussie cruiser. You will find a lot of good sorts here, some of which know a lot and some of which know it all. You choose...

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Well, G'Day all y'all (for happy sailor)

And back on track, welcome to CF Janelle, from an almost Aussie cruiser. You will find a lot of good sorts here, some of which know a lot and some of which know it all. You choose...

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Nice turn of phrase, Jim. And welcome 'home'.
Janelle, welcome aboard, and adopt Jim as your sailing pop. What he doesn't know isn't worth knowing.

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Well G'day then!I could say I'm as dry as a dead dingo and flat out like like a lizard drinking, but that would probably be annoying to my fellow Aussies who would've heard that already And I really am dry as a dead dingo here in hot Brisbane! Time to crack a tinnie...
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How it hanging Janelle. Goodtaseeya
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Well, G'Day all y'all (for happy sailor)

And back on track, welcome to CF Janelle, from an almost Aussie cruiser. You will find a lot of good sorts here, some of which know a lot and some of which know it all. You choose...

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And I was just fixin' to mention a y'all here and there would be 'preciated... One of the new "words" I learned moving to the South was preciatechya (preeshee-ate-chuh) = thank you!

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Janelle, welcome aboard, and adopt Jim as your sailing pop. What he doesn't know isn't worth knowing.

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Boy howdy... Ain't that the truth.... And what Jim doesn't know.... Ann is sure to... well uh... er.... correct him

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Well G'day then!I could say I'm as dry as a dead dingo and flat out like like a lizard drinking, but that would probably be annoying to my fellow Aussies who would've heard that already And I really am dry as a dead dingo here in hot Brisbane! Time to crack a tinnie...
HAAAA!!!!!!!! That's better! Thanks for the GRIN!
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Aloha and welcome aboard!
Ok I got the dead dingo analogy but not certain about the flat out as a lizard drinking statement.
Good to have you here.
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Aloha and welcome aboard!
Ok I got the dead dingo analogy but not certain about the flat out as a lizard drinking statement.
Good to have you here.
kind regards,
I think she means similar to a non-native living in paradise with a bum foot who likes to imbibe on a regular basis....
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hi
not quite with the flat out like a lizard drinking....
thanks for your warm welcome! I have now posted in "Crew Available" if anyone is looking
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Ever watched a lizard drink..usually lays flat close to ground and water.
However the saying means being busy or you could say as busier than a one armed paper boy on a windy day.
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not quite with the flat out like a lizard drinking....
thanks for your warm welcome! I have now posted in "Crew Available" if anyone is looking
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Ever watched a lizard drink..usually lays flat close to ground and water.
However the saying means being busy or you could say as busier than a one armed paper boy on a windy day.
Our "red neck" radio station here calls it a one legged man in a booty kickin' contest...
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