Any other takers for this Saturday......

Hammer and tongs - work really hard on something

Built like a brick shit house

Yeah let's do it, I'm soooo keen for a drive

Might ask a couple more mates if they want to come.

Sweet, might bring a mate along with his ralliart colt.

Nice whip, and welcome

I'm still keen for it, just not sure who else was that's why I thought it might be best to reschedule, but I'm hell keen for a pie

Zaphod wrote:[quote:fc75ee0b4a=VRX_SMURF]Flat out like a lizard drinking - Im busy[/quote:fc75ee0b4a] ...it actually means the opposite - lizards dont drink, so it means youre doing nothing.

Zaphod wrote:[quote:fc75ee0b4a=VRX_SMURF]Flat out like a lizard drinking - Im busy[/quote:fc75ee0b4a] ...it actually means the opposite - lizards dont drink, so it means youre doing nothing.

You are totally correct, that's what I get for typing at traffic lights.....on my way home....haha

Flat out like a lizard drinking - I'm busy

timmo91 wrote:As flash as a rat with a golden tooth. You wouldnt know sh#t from clay if you stepped in it.

Gold

The dog and bone - the phone
A few roos loose in the top paddock - a little crazy
I'm so hungry I could eat the arse out of a low flying duck - I'm hungry
I could eat the crotch out of a rag doll through a cane chair - I'm hungry
Drier than a dead dingos donger on a hot day -I'm thirsty

Really, I will have a to keep an eye out for it.

I love all the the Aussie expressions that get thrown into a conversation from time to time. So I thought I would start this thread as a bit of fun. Here's a few it kick it off. Having a Barry Crocker - having a shocker A bit George Clooney - a bit looney The cheese and kisses - the misses Going off...

Iron head in my pants.