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@very-rusty said
Actually wrong again goad.


bantering
/ˈban(t)əriNG/
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adjective
characterized by good-humored teasing.

The aforementioned is the dictionary version. 😉

-VR

Was that your understanding before you opened the dictionary?

@very-rusty said
I am sure you are just trying to stir the pot goad.

He won the argument against you now you are doing your best to turn us against each other. Not going to work!

-VR

No, no. It's amusing to have you on the same shelf.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Was that your understanding before you opened the dictionary?

Exactly what it says, it was for you to understand what I was talking about.

You're clever like a fox guarding the hen house! 😛 😉

-VR

@ghost-of-a-duke said
No, no. It's amusing to have you on the same shelf.

No, no, you aren't happy about the current situation not fooling anyone goad! 😉

-VR

@very-rusty said
Exactly what it says, it was for you to understand what I was talking about.

You're clever like a fox guarding the hen house! 😛 😉

-VR

Facepalm.

@suzianne said
Facepalm.

Are you following the person you look up to with the "Facepalm"?

Watch not to do it to hard with your training in Martial Arts you could hurt your own face! 😉 😛

-VR

@very-rusty said
Are you following the person you look up to with the "Facepalm"?

Watch not to do it to hard with your training in Martial Arts you could hurt your own face! 😉 😛

-VR

Notevengonnasayit

@suzianne said
Notevengonnasayit

Is that one word or a bunch of words together? 😉 😛

-VR

@very-rusty said
Is that one word or a bunch of words together? 😉 😛

-VR

Why don't you figure it out, Mr. Oblivious?

@suzianne said
Why don't you figure it out, Mr. Oblivious?

LOL@ Suzie Q!!!

I am not gonna say it.

whydon'tyoutryreadingthisnowsoyoucanseewhatyourslookedlike? 😉 😛

-VR

@very-rusty said
LOL@ Suzie Q!!!

I am not gonna say it.

whydon'tyoutryreadingthisnowsoyoucanseewhatyourslookedlike? 😉 😛

-VR

You and your little group like bastardizing what others say, I see.

They've been doing it far longer than you, so don't be surprised when they start in on you. People are known by the company they keep. When it comes time to pay the piper, I hope you can afford it.

@suzianne said
You and your little group like bastardizing what others say, I see.

They've been doing it far longer than you, so don't be surprised when they start in on you. People are known by the company they keep. When it comes time to pay the piper, I hope you can afford it.

Unlike you Suzie Q I have no little group/clique.

Your little group and others like you have been coming after me for about a decade well over a decade now, and I sleep well at night, not the least bit concerned.

It is good to see you get a little of your own medicine back at you though I must admit!

-VR

@very-rusty said
I really don't even know what Plonker means, just had a nice ring to it Biffo Plonker! 😉

From goad's response I take it is British slang for something.

-VR

The North American equivalent would be Peckerhead.

@suzianne said
You and your little group like bastardizing what others say, I see.

Did you buy the 650 Suzuki or just take riding lessons?

@the-gravedigger said
The North American equivalent would be Peckerhead.

So it is actually a funny word! 😉
Like
Uncle Peckerhead
Uncle Peckerhead (2020) When a punk band scores their first tour, life on the road proves tough when they are joined by a man-eating demon as a roadie.


English name for motor part - Electric motors & generators ...www.eng-tips.com › viewthread

Another meanin:
Hello Can someone tell me what is the correct english name for the ... "Pecker Head" is a now commonly accepted term in much of the US for a motor ... Because the termination box on an electric motor looked very similar.

-VR