Comfortable Shirt

That was a cheap ad David

That Doug T and his comments for cash (or in this case a shirt) he sells himself cheaply. LOL. Not suggesting your shirts are not good.
Well done Doug.
Cheers Colin.

So C'mon you blokes and Shiela's..............
I thought people that used those two words were 'gone..'
Glad they havent..sounds much better than 'guys'.and gals'''..

I won't use the word 'guys', it gives me the irrits to even hear it.
Banjo

I promised myself the other day , IF i accidently said either
of those 2 words ,,,i would chop my own tounge out.......
We live in Australia...not america

The Songs of a Sentimental Bloke by C. J. Dennis
An excerpt from
V. THE PLAY
Then Romeo, 'e dunno wot to do.
The cops gits busy, like they allwiz do,
An' nose around until 'e gits blue funk
An' does a bunk.
They wants 'is tart to wed some other guy.
"Ah, strike!" she sez. "I wish that I could die!"

Now, this 'ere gorspil bloke's a fair shrewd 'ead.
Sez 'e "I'll dope yeh, so they'll THINK yer dead."
(I tips 'e was a cunnin' sort, wot knoo
A thing or two.)
She takes 'is knock-out drops, up in 'er room:
They think she's snuffed, an' plant 'er in 'er tomb.

In The Glossary
Guy--A foolish fellow.
Maybe not as American as we think.

As I understand it the term Guy originates from Guy Fawkes, the bloke that was known for his involvement in the Powder Treason of 1605, where they tried to assassinate King James 1st by blowing up the English Houses of Parliament. He was regarded as a man if ridicule thereafter and effigies of him were burned in public places. Hence the term "guy" was born.

BTW, did you notice that the Phoenix that burst into flames in the Harry Potter movie was named Fawkes?

Guy Fawkes.....

the only man who ever entered Parliament with honourable intentions.

Crazy Dog

Ya face reminds me of a wrench, every time I think of it, my nuts tighten up .