Lucy=LuciferBox?

[Lucy]

"Lucy mostly reacts like a female, talks like a female, but occasionally comes out with expressions that only a male would utter. So I am not sure."


I'm facinated to know 'only a male would utter'. What an interesting world to live in, and have such fixed opinions about who says what.
Are you from the 1950's ?

The added irony is, these posts are between two 'men' discussing a recipe. Does that make them gay ? Or worse, women ?

[Lucifer Box]

The added irony is, these posts are between two 'men' discussing a recipe. Does that make them gay ? Or worse, women ?

Hadn't you heard, I'm "coming out at Christmas" according to SallyAnne?

[Lucy]

Hadn't you heard, I'm "coming out at Christmas" according to SallyAnne?

Yes, I am waiting to see you come Lucifer.

[SallyAnne]

Yes, I am waiting to see you come Lucifer.

And people take the mickey out of MY bad spelling

[Gonzo]

What is worse is that I cannot see your typing error! I've read your post 7 times now and cant see what you changed

I said something like "I use this site to share information with people going through the same experiences at me" - obviously I wouldn't want such poor spelling attributed to my false name.

Lucy - there are a few examples that I have seen but earlier on this thread you called someone a "knobhead". OK I so I don't know everything but in my experience only northern blokes use that expression.

[Lucifer Box]

Yes, I am waiting to see you come Lucifer.

In that case I shall try not to keep you waiting too long to see me come, Lucy.

[Lucy]

In that case I shall try not to keep you waiting too long to see me come, Lucy.

Ha ha Mr Lucifer, I meant come out, out out !!

[Francko]

The added irony is, these posts are between two 'men' discussing a recipe. Does that make them gay ? Or worse, women ?

Is LB one of those 10?

http://www.outtraveler.com/detail.asp?did=269

LB - I more or less follow this style for cacciatora (http://www.annamariavolpi.com/cacciatore.html) and yes before you ask, it's the same way as my mother did (but not always put the anchovies as not everybody likes them - the fools, don't know what they are losing....).

[Lucy]

I said something like "I use this site to share information with people going through the same experiences at me" - obviously I wouldn't want such poor spelling attributed to my false name.

Lucy - there are a few examples that I have seen but earlier on this thread you called someone a "knobhead". OK I so I don't know everything but in my experience only northern blokes use that expression.

All I can say is I am not a bloke, or a nothern bloke, and you might need to get out more.

[Lucy]

And people take the mickey out of MY bad spelling

Cheers Sal !