The Gentlemen's Lounge

[Skirata]

On this fine night I would like to nominate the gallant Shep for asskisser, but also second his nomination for the Board of Trustees. I would also like to inquire as to what will happen to females that dare enter the gentlemans lounge? Will they find themselves up on the stage?

Females are permitted to participate if they can follow the guidelines.

[Digger Walters]

I contest the nomination of acer

I contest your contestment!

On this fine night I would like to nominate the gallant Shep for asskisser, but also second his nomination for the Board of Trustees. I would also like to inquire as to what will happen to females that dare enter the gentlemans lounge? Will they find themselves up on the stage?

I second his Nomination as arse-kisser, He might even be as good as Jurnis..

[*jdm*]

I second his Nomination as arse-kisser, He might even be as good as Jurnis..

you can sample their service

[drphil3]

an insult to another person would only be an insult if the other person took it AS such. An intended offense requires malice on the part of the person making such offense. if none can be found, then the offense rests entirely with the offended party, and not with the supposed offendor.

[Digger Walters]

No, because it has been discovered I doubt even you would answer that and the fact the rest are away would help your side of this arguement.

Note: Can someone translate?

[*jdm*]

I THINK he was saying that i wasn't insulting you...

[drphil3]

indeed it is the messenger and the reciever in question, not the message itself. cultural differences sometimes breed misunderstanding, but in those differences, we find commonality. In this case, "aussie" is comparable to "yank." thoughts?

[Digger Walters]

Wise idea I must say...

GRITO YOU FOOL! It's pronounced Ozzie.. but spelt Aussie!

[drphil3]

it is just a matter of understanding where each of you is "coming from." nes pa? In Digger's experience, an american using such slang MIGHT be considered rude, then again, it could also be considered familiar, possibly friendly. It all depends on who you're speaking to and their personal experience.

[drphil3]

yes let's not offend the sheep. I'm only saying that what passes for appropriate varies from person to person, and with 7 billion + people in the world, there's a lot of room for misinterpretation