Late night with Moosey O'Wicker!

Originally posted by DarkCanadian
Eat some peanuts.

Normally that statement would have brought upon you a slew of veiled insults, but i'll let ya get away with it this time 😉

~wickerman~

😆 Okay.

I'm hurt...

Oh, why?

Because you don't love the tunes cry

I can't hear them!

CHOOOOOOOOOOOOON

there you go.....i can sound just as ridiculous as those 14 y old brits 😆 satisfied? 😛

~wickerman~

😆

Originally posted by Wickerman
CHOOOOOOOOOOOOON

there you go.....i can sound just as ridiculous as those 14 y old brits 😆 satisfied? 😛

~wickerman~

Not really 😬

Most of them are actually older than us, Wick, there was no need for that comment... but well done for the sarcasm...

They talk so weird, though......

By your standards... try to be a little more open minded perhaps?

Yes ma'am.

Originally posted by Syren
Not really 😬

Most of them are actually older than us, Wick, there was no need for that comment... but well done for the sarcasm...

Yeah, i know, that was a cheap shot, but i just get a bit irritated when i see older-than-i-am people type like teenagers 😬

~wickerman~

what did you say? 😂

Originally posted by silver_tears
what did you say? 😂

Originally posted by Wickerman
CHOOOOOOOOOOOOON

there you go.....i can sound just as ridiculous as those 14 y old brits 😆 satisfied? 😛

~wickerman~

what's a cho...n? 😕

It's a FM Live Broadcast chatroom slang term for....."tune" or something.

Nothing wrong with being young at heart and enjoying free musical entertainment. I wake up every weekday morning and go to work, I take responsibility for myself on a daily basis, yet I tune into these broadcasts, talk in an easy manner and go to the events. I show support for something I believe involves a great amount of effort on the part of musically passionate people, and I don't make assumptions about their age or mentality based on tuning in on two occasions. This type of music is supposed to be about unity and enjoyment for the masses, not one person presuming to know everything there is to know overnight. Thank you Wickerman.

Originally posted by silver_tears
what's a cho...n? 😕

Apparently, yelling choon is a way of showing your appreciation for the music the DJ is playing 👆 (i think it literally means tune)

~wickerman~

Originally posted by Syren
Nothing wrong with being young at heart and enjoying free musical entertainment. I wake up every weekday morning and go to work, I take responsibility for myself on a daily basis, yet I tune into these broadcasts, talk in an easy manner and go to the events. I show support for something I believe involves a great amount of effort on the part of musically passionate people, and I don't make assumptions about their age or mentality based on tuning in on two occasions. This type of music is supposed to be about unity and enjoyment for the masses, not one person presuming to know everything there is to know overnight. Thank you Wickerman.