Congratulations, Ashley and Chad!!!!!
For those of you who are not in the know--my cousin and her husband are expecting their first child next July--YAAAAAAAAAAAY!
I am very excited. I have *always* said that Ashley would be the cutest pregnant woman in the world. Now she finally gets to be! ;)
Luv ya, Ash!
:D
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I am SOO excited! :) She is going to be so cute... Too bad I'm not going to see her very much while she is pregnant though.... It kind of sucks being so far away from everybody.
YAY!!!! I'm soooo excited!!
They are going to have the cutest kids ever!
Too bad you missed out on the news, Tracy. :P
Marcy
::laughs:: btw, Ashley was at the abortion clinic counseling this morning, for those of you who are maybe wondering about what Ginny said. hehe.
Hooray! Congradulations to them! I didn't know that until just now. I am very happy for them.
Are they going to find out the gender of the baby before it is born, or are they going to wait and be surprised?
I don't know, Shelley! That's a good question...I hadn't even thought to ask her!
They are going to wait and be surprised. It's going to be hard though.
Marcy
Congratulations.
I once heard a man say, regarding his wife and himself, that “we” are pregnant. It was the funniest and most American thing I ever heard in ‘merica. Of course the woman was carrying most of the weight though.
Do Ashley and Chad say that?
I know a seminarian called Ashley.
Perhaps it’s not the same Ashley however.
I've found John!!
Hello, John. We've missed your sarcasm.
No. Not the same Ashley. I'm not related to any seminarians named Ashley, and this particular Ashley is my cousin.
And I'll bet she's a lot cuter than your seminarian friend.
What? People in Ireland don't say "we are going to have a baby"? That's pretty much the same thing, you know.
Congratulations!
Let’s be clear on something here.
The WOMAN has the baby.
The MAN goes out to milk the social welfare system or bury the cat.
Bury the cat?? I've never heard THAT expression before. What does it mean? Hmmmmm.......
It means "bury the cat".
If the cat dies, the woman would be too overwrought to bury it. All women are emotionally unstable.
Do refrain from the pursuit of double meaning interpretations!
Okay, whatever, I just thought that it was one of those strange European terms such as "on the blink", and "milk the social welfare system". EXCUSE ME! It never occured to me that every family in Ireland MUST have a cat. I'll know not to ask next time.
Actually..... You answered my question. It IS one of those strange European terms. No one here would even THINK to use that phrase, because we never USE it. Just like you probably wouldn't use the term "feed the lion". We don't use that term either, but SOMEONE might. I mean, do you guys use the terms "took me for a ride", "she has a screw loose", "hold on", "jump in", "keep your shirt on", "hang tight", "pull my finger", "shut up", "it was a steal", "glued to the floor", or "in a tight spot"?
And do ALL of those terms mean what you THINK they mean? Probably not.
Over and out.
10-4
Roger
Thanks for the clarification.
"You can't take boxers of a bare arse".
What do you think that means?
pakzmc
You made that up.
Or did you mean tak boxers OFF a bare arse? I think anyone who knows what arse mean knows that it is quite impossible to "take boxers off a bare arse".
Yes. I meant “off”. Oopla.
No. It means you takes take something from someone if they don’t have it. A local person said it to a judge recently after being fined for a driving offence.
dgtbdygb
I meant to say "It means you can't take something..."
swlhwh
Yeah, I got the gist of it. Thanks for explaining it anyway.
You're welcome.
:-)
It was a big horse of a woman who said it.
What difference does it make who said it?
The difference between a horse woman and not a horse woman, I suppose.
Don’t worry, I wasn’t insinuating that you were a horse woman, although I’m not disinclined to compliment you from time to time also.
Okay. What EVER you say John.
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