G'day Simmo here from Western Australia.
G'day mate! :welcome: :newb:
G'day Simmo- not from the Simmo ice cream factory down south?!
I'm a Perth/Gosnells man.
Hi Sheila and Ross. Thnxs for the welcome. I'm up in Joondalup Ross so not too far. :)
Not the ice-cream man Ross but I always use Simmo's icecreams to help people remember my name. Its short for Simeon a good biblical / hebrew name my parents gave me, but I find Simmo needs less explaining unless I feel in the mood to explain lel
Ah, the name game. T'is amazing how many conclusions get jumped to when people try to decide who we are and what we think- ergo categorisation is very much norm. Interesting that Paul advises us not to be conformed by the things of this age but literally transformed by the renewing of our mind/thinking patterns and idealisations.
Few good things up the developing Joondalup way.
whats happening up in Joondalup that you know of? i'm interested - maybe im missing out :)
Greetings Simmo :dsunny: :HeartThrob:
G'day Rosered :gimmefive:
WELCOME!
This is the Day that the Lord has made. We will rejoice and be glad in it! Welcome Simmo!
Hey! Welcome to the tent! What are your thoughts on Canada?
:cloud9: Welcome. I hope you enjoy your time here. Blessings....
Welcome! I hope you find wisdom and fellowship here, and are blessed!
D.
G'day Lazarus Short, eaglesway, MusicLover123, Cardinal and Dandelion. Thanks for the welcome and blessing :)
MusicLover123, I must be honest i dont think about canada too much being in oz, but when i do, i think "big" (like oz), cold and snow (not like oz) and of course reindeer (not roos like oz lol). Hbu?
Blessings Simmo
Quote from: Simmo on December 26, 2017, 05:30:20 AM
MusicLover123, I must be honest i dont think about canada too much being in oz, but when i do, i think "big" (like oz), cold and snow (not like oz) and of course reindeer (not roos like oz lol). Hbu?
Blessings Simmo
Hey Simmo! I do live in Canada, and it is pretty good here. Been to the US once, but that was when I was 5 lol. I heard this place being called " America Junior." I would say that is a pretty fitting name, considering there is not too much difference between us and America.
It has been snowing a lot where I am though. I do like shoveling, it helps me think, pray, and reflect on things, all while getting exercise. :banana:
One of my Grandma's have some interesting stories about Americans, and I would say them here, but I don't want to offend anyone. :laughing7:
Blessings
ML
Hi Music Lover, yup canada seems a pretty cool (pun intended) place. If u wanna be rude about americans together pls pm me 😂😂
Simmo :)
If u r american we r oj :)
MusicLover and Simmo,
I want in! I'm American, but I still appreciate a good burn (even if it's on me).
Pat
Quote from: Simmo on December 06, 2017, 09:31:55 PM
G'day Simmo here from Western Australia.
hello! :hiya: and :welcome: to Tentmaker forum! God bless!
Quote from: Simmo on January 03, 2018, 02:37:08 PM
Hi Music Lover, yup canada seems a pretty cool (pun intended) place. If u wanna be rude about americans together pls pm me 😂😂
Simmo :)
If u r american we r oj :)
Nah, I'm not really THAT rude about Americans. Though, I do think some folks in 'Merica think that they are the center of attention, and their problems are the only thing that matter. :icon_jokercolor:
Quote from: Patinak on January 03, 2018, 06:03:45 PM
MusicLover and Simmo,
I want in! I'm American, but I still appreciate a good burn (even if it's on me).
Pat
Well, if you guys really want to know, I'll tell you 2 quick stories that my Grandma told me the other week. They aren't to rude in my opinion, but they aren't exactly nice either.
So, apparently a bit while back, my Dad and Grandma were out fishing on a boat. Not only that, but there happened to be this American fisherman beside them. So, as the day went on, my Dad caught a plethora of fish, over and over again. Meanwhile, the American had not caught any, not even one. This guy then started to get really furious, throwing expletives left and right, and more name calling than 2 irritated girls in a playground. This American then decided to switch places with my Dad. So they did. Guess what? My Dad continued to catch the same amount, maybe even more. Meanwhile, this guy continued to not catch a thing. After more swearing and name calling, the guy finally left. Apparently they talked to the guy that owned the dock, and he commented how stupid Americans are, how they come up here and don't know how to fish. Then, they get furious over this, and make a scene in front of everyone else.
This second anecdote is pretty quick. My Grandma had met another shop owner with an electronic kettle. The owner had mentioned how Americans had used the kettle for tea. But, instead of plugging the kettle in, they had put it on the stove top and burned the kettle until it broke. The cable attached to it was hard not to miss too.
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Quote from: Simmo on December 06, 2017, 09:31:55 PM
G'day Simmo here from Western Australia.
hello! :hiya: and :welcome: to Tentmaker forum! God bless!
:hiya:
I personally think that :welcome: has a very disturbing face. It seems to be devoid of any emotion, waiting for an opportunity to strike you. :winkgrin:
Quote from: MusicLover123 on January 04, 2018, 08:04:51 AM
:hiya:
I personally think that :welcome: has a very disturbing face. It seems to be devoid of any emotion, waiting for an opportunity to strike you. :winkgrin:
:faint: I never noticed that before! :doh: ...disturbing indeed, ML123, better keep our eye on that little fella! :laughing7: :hiya:
Quote:faint: I never noticed that before! :doh: ...disturbing indeed, ML123, better keep our eye on that little fella! :laughing7: :hiya:
Indeed! And, you know what, you can be my entrusted sidekick! :LH: Our first mission? We need to inform
sheila about this
very, very controversial matter. Lives could be at stake here! :gimmefive:
:gimmefive: