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  • Tamara replied to the topic What are you sewing now? in the forum off topic 11 years ago

    Christmas sewing?? I haven’t even thought of Christmas sewing! I am still sewing for baby and squeezing in a few things for the big kids. I have a funeral to sew for soon which even though it is the most morbid of events to sew for I really need to start on, just in case it is all in a rush!

    I will have to give Christmas sewing a miss this year I…[Read more]

  • Tamara replied to the topic What are you sewing now? in the forum off topic 11 years ago

    Christmas sewing?? I haven’t even thought of Christmas sewing! I am still sewing for baby and squeezing in a few things for the big kids. I have a funeral to sew for soon which even though it is the morbid of events to sew for I really need to start on, just in case it is all in a rush!

    I will have to give Christmas sewing a miss this year I…[Read more]

  • Sarvi replied to the topic Divided by a common language in the forum off topic 11 years ago

    Swimsuit or bathing suit for swimming, crayons for coloring, and I think I’ll avoid saying ‘dag’ until I’ve spotted it in the wild a few more times, I don’t want to inadvertently offend.

    It’s interesting the way meanings change over time, too. Both geek and punk were once things you’d never want to call yourself.

  • Sarvi replied to the topic Divided by a common language in the forum off topic 11 years ago

    Swimsuit or bathing suit for swimming, crayons for coloring, and I think I’ll avoid saying ‘dag’ until I’ve spotted it in the wild a few more times, I don’t want to inadvertently offend.

    It’s interesting the way meanings change over time, too. Both geek and punk were once things you’d never want to call yourself.

  • Sarvi replied to the topic Divided by a common language in the forum off topic 11 years ago

    Swimsuit or bathing suit for swimming, crayons for coloring, and I think I’ll avoid saying ‘dag’ until I’ve spotted it in the wild a few more times, I don’t want to inadvertently offend.

    It’s interesting the way meanings change over time, too. Both geek and punk were once things you’d never want to call yourself.

  • Wow! Too cold for the coat! That would be an experience we here never have! Ususally it is too warm for the coat!

    I am up to sewing – yay! Done the front bodices and the back and am in the middle of sewing the hood, just got to trim. Then topstitching and applying the extra bits and pieces.

    My aim is to get through the vast majority today – and…[Read more]

  • Nicole replied to the topic Hey, what's wrong here? in the forum about the forums 11 years ago

    I love the new format but it takes a long time to load, longer then Flickr.

  • Nicole posted an update 11 years ago

    Nearly finished Trixie’s Bubble dress.
    It is so cute it should be compulsory sewing.

  • Nicole replied to the topic What are you sewing now? in the forum off topic 11 years ago

    I finished Trixie’s Bubble dress up to hand sewing the bodice and buttons/buttonholes. Hugo was studying for exams so her nursed *held* her so I could get stuck in.
    I couldn’t finish the sewing as the house was filling with insects. I have no idea how they all got in but they were going for the lights. So annoying as Jed was reaping until 1:30 and…[Read more]

  • Nicole replied to the topic What are you sewing now? in the forum off topic 11 years ago

    I finished Trixie’s Bubble dress up to hand sewing the bodice and buttons/buttonholes. Hugo was studying for exams so her nursed *held* her so I could get stuck in.
    I couldn’t finish the sewing as the house was filling with insects. I have no idea how they all got in but they were going for the lights. So annoying as Jed was reaping until 1:30 and…[Read more]

  • Nicole replied to the topic Divided by a common language in the forum off topic 11 years ago

    Justine is spot on with dag.
    The dress style of ‘daggy’ is less complimentary, ‘dag’ is more affectionate.

    A true dag is a product of sheep waste and wool, don’t google image it.

    Crayon here.

    We now regularly use ‘amaze balls’ and ‘awesome sauce’ in our current vernacular. We call them ‘britterism’s’ from the awesome Brittney.

    I definitely use…[Read more]

  • Nicole replied to the topic Divided by a common language in the forum off topic 11 years ago

    Justine is spot on with dag.
    The dress style of ‘daggy’ is less complimentary, ‘dag’ is more affectionate.

    A true dag is a product of sheep waste and wool, don’t google image it.

    Crayon here.

    We now regularly use ‘amaze balls’ and ‘awesome sauce’ in our current vernacular. We call them ‘britterism’s’ from the awesome Brittney.

    I definitely use…[Read more]

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  • Justine J replied to the topic Divided by a common language in the forum off topic 11 years ago

    Robin, the colloquial meaning of ‘dag’ here can mean a few thing – it can describe someone’s dress style (negative), it can refer to an ‘uncool/nerdy type’ person, or it can be used in an affectionate way (also suggesting a nerdy type, but lovingly!). Btw – DO NOT Google it to check it’s more formal meaning 😉

    Sarvi – Macca’s is McDonald’s (we…[Read more]

  • cybele727 replied to the topic Divided by a common language in the forum off topic 11 years ago

    D. Sometimes… cray-uns, emphasis on cray.

  • cybele727 replied to the topic Divided by a common language in the forum off topic 11 years ago

    Jinx the buy me a coke/soda thing is from SNL???

    We are a house divided that cannot stand… 😉

    I am a pop girl (from Buffalo, NY which qualifies itself as midwest when it comes to accent and other speech -isms) and my husband is from Syracuse, a mere 3 hour drive east, where they have some sounds that are suspiciously downstate and use the…[Read more]

  • Sarvi replied to the topic Divided by a common language in the forum off topic 11 years ago

    Nicole has said Tildy is a dag, I think it means cute/funny — she was doing a cute pose in a photo. I’m not sure if it’s something you call your own kid, but it would be too familiar to call somebody else’s kid a dag? Can it apply to animals or nonliving objects?

  • Sarvi replied to the topic Divided by a common language in the forum off topic 11 years ago

    And what are maccas?

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