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That's my guess, anyone like to take another guess?

OK, I'm game....

1:17 PM EST on Sunday 17 October 2004.

I think by midnight tomorrow.

Yep, just 32 hours away!

Gutsy call Gary, I say by 5pm Sunday

My guess is Tuesday evening, say about 2100 (9pm)

Steve I think we will both be done by Gary, member 97 (welcome ) signed up while I was writing this

Like your new avatar

It looks that way. Unless Gary is cheating and making some 'pretend' new users

My avatar pic was taken by me (arm outstretched) on a Fuji 1.3mp P&S about 75klms south of Esperance in the Southern Ocean on a nice windy day (about 30-40knots) with an Easterly swell of about 10-15 metres with the sun over the starboard yardarm.

12am Sun

Cheers
Ray

Make that tonight

Cheers
Ray

I reckon within the hour!

Very close!!

Hi y'all

That's a southern US anachronism for "How are you this evening"

I'm looking forward to many fascinating discussions.

G'day y'all... Welcome doobes. I bet you know how famous you are just for being in the order of rank you hold, in joining these forums.

Killakoala wrote:It looks that way. Unless Gary is cheating and making some 'pretend' new users

My avatar pic was taken by me (arm outstretched) on a Fuji 1.3mp P&S about 75klms south of Esperance in the Southern Ocean on a nice windy day (about 30-40knots) with an Easterly swell of about 10-15 metres with the sun over the starboard yardarm.

I thought you were on the beach K? and BTW I am in Qld!

Onyx wrote:G'day y'all... Welcome doobes. I bet you know how famous you are just for being in the order of rank you hold, in joining these forums.

My 15 minutes of fame!!! Oh my, I wasn't quite ready to be famous just yet. I simply must have more time to prepare.

Cheers mates from down here (oops, I guess that would be up here LOL) in southern Louisiana (said with my very best Cajun drawl)!

doobes wrote:Very close!!

Hi y'all

That's a southern US anachronism for "How are you this evening"

I'm looking forward to many fascinating discussions.

Having spent four years living in Dallas, I'm quite familiar with "y'all", and, of course, the plural version of it.

How are things in the Big Easy, one of my favourite cities in the world? I often tune in to WWOZ to listen to some great music, and I'm a past frequent visitor to N'Awlins, having attended many conferences there during the period 1994 - 1999.

As an aside, while I was living in Dallas I was often greeted with a remark to the effect that they "loved my accent, and where was I from?"One of my stock answers was that I was from the deep south.

Welcome, glad to have you hear, and looking forward to getting to know all about you and your photography.

My experience of New Orleans - that song by that guy (House of Rising Sun?) and Popeye, the fast food place!

Onyx, the song was by the Animals (not the Baby Animals)

Onyx,

Popeye's is trash (as I'm sure you know). House of the Rising Sun ... you're probably thinking of the Eric Burden (Animals) version, but it's actually quite an old song.

When you go there, the only decent place to visit on Bourbon St is right at the end of the strip - the Funcky Pirate - where you'll catch the blues as sung by Big Al.

When you get off Bourbon St, the Funcky Butt on Rampart has some of the best jazz in town, or else head to one of the Tipintinas venues.

FWIW, I have a new DVD here, just imported from Basin St Records - Los Hombres Calientes Live at the House Of Blues. These guys are simply awesome live, and this DVD isn't too bad a rendition of what they can do.

gstark wrote:

I'm quite familiar with "y'all", and, of course, the plural version of it.

OK, I'll bite.

What is the plural of "y'all"? And does that mean that "all" in this context is singular?

Greg,

The plural is "all y'all", as in "g'day all y'all".

Onyx wrote:My experience of New Orleans - that song by that guy (House of Rising Sun?) and Popeye, the fast food place!

I have to concur with Gary here, Popeye's is a shadow of it's former self. It's nearly impossible to get really good chicken at a fast food joint.

My favorite fried chicken is at Crabby Jack's where the chef is Austin Leslie who used to own Chez Helene. (There was once a TV patterned after the Chez).

I digress unfortunately. The big easy is pretty much the same. It's a great place to visit, a good place to live, but a miserable place to make a living unless you are a lawyer or a doctor.

Photographic opportunities do abound here. You can't miss them, they are all over. The French Quarter, Uptown, Algiers Point, etc, etc, etc.

Cheers,

gstark wrote:

doobes wrote:Very close!!

Hi y'all

Having spent four years living in Dallas, I'm quite familiar with "y'all", and, of course, the plural version of it.

I use the word "y'all" quite frequently in my day to day speaking.

Nnnnsic wrote:I use the word "y'all" quite frequently in my day to day speaking.

That's because y'all lived for four years in Dallas too, y'all.

I lived in Dallas through the beginning of my adolescence so I really picked up on the Southern slang... when I left.

Dad (gstark) doesn't actually use it very often at all.

All us y'all should start speaking southern more.