Hailing Kiwi Phil

[technostingray]

I am unfamiliar with term Larikin. Should I google it, or do you have a quick definition.

 

[Elmer Fudge]

Re: Hailing Kiwi Phil

Larkin as in larking about, or hanging around maybe?<br /><br />I went to school with a fellow named Larkin, and he did live up to his name

 

[Elmer Fudge]

Re: Hailing Kiwi Phil

oops! he said "larikins" <br />Kiwi you need to explain yourself <br /><br />The only logical consequence derived at this point, is someone who is a loudmouth know-it-all <br /><br />Am i totally off base here?

 

[technostingray]

Re: Hailing Kiwi Phil

Originally posted by Elmer Fudge:<br /> oops! he said "larikins" <br />Kiwi you need to explain yourself <br /><br />The only logical consequence derived at this point, is someone who is a loudmouth know-it-all <br /><br />Am i totally off base here?

The Fox smell his own hole first.

 

[Elmer Fudge]

Re: Hailing Kiwi Phil

What if the fox does'nt have a hole of his own?

 

[technostingray]

Re: Hailing Kiwi Phil

Then "He" is probably full of feces. Edited for acceptabilty.

 

[Elmer Fudge]

Re: Hailing Kiwi Phil

Then my dear fellow, i concur that "He" is known as a fully loaded fox <br /><br />(edited)

 

[Kiwi Phil]

Re: Hailing Kiwi Phil

A Larikin is New Zealand or Australian old fashioned slang for a mischievous or unruly person. Usually funny/amusing in content of what they say or do or the manner in which they deliever (say-talk). <br />Remember Tinker before he got blocked from here. He wrote like a Larikin.<br />Here is an example<br />"There you go Ray...."<br />Cheers<br />Phillip<br />

 

[technostingray]

Re: Hailing Kiwi Phil

And this exemplifies your "dry" wit?

 

[Kiwi Phil]

Re: Hailing Kiwi Phil

We have another saying down here Ray....<br />"that one went straight through to the wicket keeper"<br />I enjoy your uptake......you'r quick, and miss nothing<br /> <br />Cheers<br />Phillip