Bodia Is Now Officially “Mr. Forum”

[alantig]

We could call him Jeff!

Nope - we call him Bruce to avoid confusion.

 

[Alnus Rubra]

Nope - we call him Bruce to avoid confusion.

The video won’t play, but I’m assuming it’s Python.

 

[alantig]

The video won’t play, but I’m assuming it’s Python.

Well spoken, Bruce!

 

[Alnus Rubra]

Well spoken, Bruce!

“Blimey it’s hot in here Bruce!”

“Hot enough to boil a Monkeys bum!”

 

[matonanjin]

Living in the Midwest, we'd pronounce that as Bo Dee Uh, and he lives right up the holler down by the crick.

Up the holler "a piece".

 

[Tucson Thump]

In America it’s either Hawaiian shirts or face masks.

But is anybody cutting up Hawaiian shirts to make face masks?

 

[Tucson Thump]

I mean, he could google it.

Then I'm in. A full promotion and corner office (in his basement).

 

[alantig]

But is anybody cutting up Hawaiian shirts to make face masks?

Freaky that you should mention Hawaiian shirts. I just watched a documentary about their history. It was on Hula.

 

[11top]

 

[Deleted member 5962]

All Hail Bodia .... a legend in his....underpants

And here’s to hoping he doesn’t get called back into the office for work. AMIRITE?

 

[Black Plaid]

I thought blue plaid was the hot shirt these days

hey now ...

 

[11top]

And here’s to hoping he doesn’t get called back into the office for work. AMIRITE?

Hey, that's never stopped a faithful poster yet.

 

[bodia]

Living in the Midwest, we'd pronounce that as Bo Dee Uh, and he lives right up the holler down by the crick.

Since the nickname originated in Iowa, this would be the correct pronunciation. I, too, lived down by the crick. Thirty three years in Chicago and I still say "crick" and "warsh".

 

[bodia]

Bo Dee Ah

That would be the Canadian pronunciation.

 

[bodia]

True...not many know where to find them. Over half of them were claimed yesterday.

Mine shipped!

 

[Lister]

Since the nickname originated in Iowa, this would be the correct pronunciation. I, too, lived down by the crick. Thirty three years in Chicago and I still say "crick" and "warsh".

Oh, I completely understand. It's funny how some regional dialects are evidently set for life, growing up near STL, highway 40 and 44 were pronounced highway farty and farty far by almost everyone. I still catch myself sometimes saying it that way when we head back home...

 

[Lister]

Mine shipped!

We're going to need pics...

 

[Deleted member 5962]

Hey, that's never stopped a faithful poster yet.

True, I was just more worried about him going back to the office in his underpants.

 

[jxe]

frankie knuckles in a guitar forum, now i’ve seen everything.

 

[11top]

True, I was just more worried about him going back to the office in his underpants.

You wanted him to go "commando?"