Ive only not had a **** ton of hair for like a month and a half now, so i guess im in the beginner stages of 'you might be a redneck if.....'

It's movember!!! *shakes head*

lol What?

Haha in November over here you grow a mo, not the ladies though! :laughing:

mo? a stache?

And a mo is what?

Yes son, a moustache.

Ah. I guess I'm not really hip to the New Zealand slang. :p:

I thought she was talking about a mohawk. :laughing:

Haha it's ok, I forgive you! :D

Fush n chaps!


LOL...*smacks head*

I thought she was talkin' about a homosexual

Ok now you guys are just being silly!

Same here. Well, I was torn between that and a moustache.

Yes, in New Zealand every November people grow a homosexual.

i think darkest hour needs to post another picture

Ha ha. Ive heard mo used alot in reference to a homosexual...at least alot more than mustache.

:bowdown:

What sort of climate do you need for those? I had a potted homosexual before but its leaves kept dying :(

no one thinks darkest hour needs to post another picture.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...221/art008.jpg

Random one I took tonight, I feel very strange, I guess that's what happens when you watching depressing movies...

May I say ,you are very pretty.
It'snot often pretty girls pop up on the world wide web.

Oh thanks, I actually have to say I can see something very attractive about most members on this board. A lot of people are from all over the place and it's great to see diversity and to put a name to a face. )

You look like you're from New Zealand.

That's really quite funny, as I actually am from New Zealand!










































I didn't know we had a look? :laughing:

thats how I said it when I saw your photo. (look was emphasized)

Every country has a look, cept for us cause we're the voltron of nations.

When I think of American's I think...obese. I didn't really think us Kiwi's had a look, but hey I guess you're right. But there is always some aspect of individuality and cross-cultures.

Thats the heartland though, thats not really the coastal regions. It seems to me the non-americans conflate the two. Forget Cultures, America is about 3 to 4 different countries operating under one banner.

Sounds complicated, no wonder there is so much racial tension there. I'm kind of grateful New Zealand has its own culture and is reasonably distinguishable.

New member here..I'll get to an intro in a bit. I have been lurking off and on for over a year, decided to join for reasons yet to be discovered. :-D

Not enough freakishly tall people in the world...


And a closeup for ridicule! :-D

Edit: Can't post links until I make 15 posts.. So I'll upload!

^^^

Get an intro up and stop lurking :D

Actually, white Americans also have a specific look. I can usually spot one a mile away....;)

You're a model, right?

Question #2 - is that you on your avvy?

no you can't.

Yeah, well it's hard to grow anything in New England in November. Keep in mind that November is the springtime for New Zealand so that makes it a lot easier for them. If you're going to grow a homosexual where you are I'd recommend planting the bulb in late April.

So now then? Well alright I'll heas to home depot after work.

Yes I can.

nope.

Gorgeous Vanilla!
Hmm I wouldn't say there's that much racial tension in the U.S. as evidenced by President Barack Obama. Racism happens everywhere, I think we Americans get hit upon harder for what we did because we've apologized for it and tried to make amends while other countries try and forget what they've committed. But again, that's just what I thought and I see that wasn't exactly the point you were making in your post, I just felt like going on a mini-rant of my own. :D

yeah I'm not sure its racial either. Its largely cultural.

Like, where are you from zzz?

Representin' the midwest, more specifically Ohio

Actually I hate the midwest, but I don't live there by choice

Theres not a world of difference between where I am and where he is in Ohio, but its a battle ground state and likely a receiver state, so the culture is certainly different.

Boston in general is more different than most places, I think something like 1 in every 7 people is under 35.

13% of our population has their PhD. where as other cities have a 1%.

We're still largely a conservative city since the church dominated us for so long. Boston to date has run out of town all its strip clubs and nothing is open past 2 that serves alcohol.