Not again 😣

[fluffycrow]

Wait does this mean I have to listen to country music, because if so I'm doomed. I only know Dolly Parton

 

[Miss Lydia]

Well that does come with the territory lol

What you don't know who Willy Nelson is? Okay now I am showing my age he is old as dirt. So you can tell I don't listen to country music either.

 

[fluffycrow]

I wonder if @BelovedBirds is from southern England? and @Canadian Wind is from southern Canada?

It would be too funny to be true. But what if liking ducks was a Southern thing?

 

[fluffycrow]

Well that does come with the territory lol

What you don't know who Willy Nelson is? Okay now I am showing my age he is old as dirt. So you can tell I don't listen to country music either.

No, only Willy Wonka. Although I do believe I've seen his face before

 

[Canadian Wind]

I wonder if @BelovedBirds is from southern England? and @Canadian Wind is from southern Canada?

Technically? Because anything 'north' in Canada is a frozen wasteland?

 

[Miss Lydia]

No, only Willy Wonka. Although I do believe I've seen his face before

That's Willy Wonka Nelson right?


Liking ducks is a universal thing can't ya tell we're from all over the planet and we all like ducks.

 

[fluffycrow]

Technically? Because anything 'north' in Canada is a frozen wasteland?

I want to type a very Greek response but no one will get it

 

[Miss Lydia]

Go ahead and then interpet

 

[fluffycrow]

Go ahead and then interpet

OK. This is a totally informal phrase that's usually used around friends and family (although Greeks use it everywhere, but I definitely understand why it might be off-putting to foreigners) even if you knew the language, unless you grew up in Greece or grew up with Greek parents, this is not a phrase you'd know. So with that out of the way, here it goes

 

[fluffycrow]

I want to type a very Greek response but no one will get it

Technically xe-technically, you're southern, ainte tora!