I've been in a bit of a lull recently, so apologies if I've been narky on here.
I aim to resolve this by the end of the weekend.
Tchuss.
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7 comments:
You need a kick up the keester, mister.
Or a stiff drink.
I'm not sure I've ever been narky. Don't they have pills for that?
Pearl
p.s. No, really. I just figured out what "chuffed" is, but this feels he opposite of "chuffed". Is "narky" the opposite of "chuffed"?
She Thought She Spoke English But She Was Wrong,
Pearl
I suggest a drink before you have anything up the keester.
Feel better.
You be as narky as you want: it's the weekend.
Veggie - I'm not sure what a keester is, but it'd probably be better for me than a drink right now :)
Pearl - narky means being short with people/irritated/in a bad mood. It's a font of knowledge this place...
Cheeks - cheers (but without the drink).
Kevin - can I be narky for a bit of this week as well please?
If it's been anything like my Monday: definitely!
Kevin - it probably was :)
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