I love hiphopbunny 'cause he says what he wasnt however ridisulous it is. And he finds Alcest boring.

Really? I consider you a regular member now and not at all noobish, infact I actually do quite enjoy reading your posts :)

I love everybody all the time forever

The Mighty Salami is probably my favourite member. I have yet to read a post from him that I have not enjoyed.

Why thank you, kind sir! That brightened up my evening!
(That and the cleavage in Vanilla's avatar).

Just for the record I honestly have no problems with anyone here so far. You all seem pretty decent to me!

/niceguy

Thanks dude. I do love Styx. Not the river so much, but, the band is one of my all-time favorites:)

I do have a question, as I see you might be from London.

What is the deal with the Cockney Rhyming Slang? I read about it, and, got completely lost:) Stairs for example. It becomes 'apples and pears', and then you remove 'the pears', and, stairs becomes apples. Why remove the pears, when pears rhymes with stairs, not apples? Or, is that the point of the concept?

I have to go up the apples, the dog is ringing, and it's probably my trouble:)

Did I get that right? Just curious. It is interesting, but, quite confusing I must say.

thanks mate. I appreciate the comment.

Marilyn Monroe is so much sexier. She's one of my woman crushes.

Salami brightens up alot of topics for me personally.

I like him too, I thought he was a good addition to the cast of character on MB. But sometimes I get the feeling there are some hear who don't like him, reading there responses I get the impression that they (if they met him in irl) would like to slap the Mighty Salami.

Yer I'm from London, but like you and most other Londoners I'm pretty much in the dark with the cockney lingo! Its mostly just used in a small area of East London which traditionally has always been probably the most economically deprived area of London in general and only people there have any real undertanding of it. It started as a way of talk between market traders back in the 1800s! I used to know a cockney many years ago, who would use the rhyming slang and half the time, what he said would go over my head anyway! Sure I'm familiar with some of the obvious sayings, but apart from that not much of a clue really. Also the areas of East London where cockneys dwelt, has now largely been taken over by asian immigrant populations, so I don't know how strong it would be in present day. Also most people of cockney origin, have moved further eastwards to the fringes of east London and Essex as well.