Well your hint was in the Q&A when one person worried that their "snags" would be burnt and/or overdone. At that point, it was pretty obvious unless there's a lot more to Aussie slang than I know about, LOL
What a cool idea. Maybe I need a get an e-bay ad going?
Kismet, you curvy girl you, you find the coolest things on the web
Those ba$tard$! I tell 'em I'm thinking of swinging thru Oz to meet some lovely DB gals and that I might possibly have one free evening to hang out with them, and look what they turn it into. Some sort of ebay circus. And never even offered me a cut.
Maybe it's my just desserts for lying to them about being some celebrity sporting legend from the U.K. But still. I don't think I'm gonna show up for those yokels just because of this.
Although I would enjoy some beers and some snags. Hmmm....
BTW, they look like really fun guys but one of 'ems a very mean drunk, one's an incredibly sensitive musical-type who gets his a$$ kicked a lot, and one is actually a woman. The one on the left is quite a good chap, though, when he's out of prison.
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Hi kismet , good to see your feeling a little better, a snag can be slang for "sensitive new age guy" but I am sure that is not the type of snag they mean, they definately mean sausage
kismet how do you have time to find these things,.....
Hi Kismet, yes I would love to know how you find these things too but that was rather amusing.
No I wouldn't bid on it but now that I see BB was the Special Guest maybe I better.
Hey BB maybe forget Sydney and come to Melbourne and give them a call to say hi instead, I can cook a snag on the BBQ and can certainly provide some beers
Kismet I am sure you can jump on a plane and be here too.... aaaahhhhh to dream
Al, all I know is that "snag" rhymes with "shag." Maybe it was some kind of cockney rhyming thing--you know, when they say something that rhymes with what they really mean, which is some incomprehensible slang word anyway. I'm confused just thinking about it.
