Red & Herman & Romina (2019) Part #1

[squish]

4 minutes ago, Sparkles said:

He could even bring victoria secrets models lool.. wouldn't change a bit 

Sorry victoria not understood. Fact is I think they all need each other more than they realise.

[Sparkles]

2 minutes ago, squish said:

Sorry victoria not understood. Fact is I think they all need each other more than they realise.

[Dave 27]

1 hour ago, Just In said:

And already he is sooking in.

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You will be getting a message from our good friend Let's using words like sooking.Bet ya😀

[Dave 27]

5 hours ago, Dave 27 said:

You will be getting a message from our good friend Let's using words like sooking.Bet ya😀

I wonder where Red is?She is the punks girl is she not?

[Sparkles]

1 minute ago, Dave 27 said:

I wonder where Red is?She is the punks girl is she not?

Probably was... Could not be a "coincidence" his "visit" when she isn't at home

[Dave 27]

9 minutes ago, Sparkles said:

Probably was... Could not be a "coincidence" his "visit" when she isn't at home

If that's the case he has got a brass neck.Smooth as a baby's bum that one(Herman)

[letsdothis]

6 hours ago, Dave 27 said:

You will be getting a message from our good friend Let's using words like sooking.Bet ya😀

Actually, 'sooking' is a word, although probably not the one he was
going for. It's the present participle of the word 'sook', which is an
alternate spelling of the word 'souk', which is a Middle Eastern or
African open-air market.

'Sook' could also mean the mature female Chesapeake Bay blue
crab, which is found along parts of the US Eastern Shore.

But, more in your neck of the woods, it's also Scottish for cow,
although rare.

He probably meant 'soaking', but due to the many language barriers and translation errors, I
try not to correct people's grammar, syntax, punctuation, etc.

[Dave 27]

1 hour ago, letsdothis said:

Actually, 'sooking' is a word, although probably not the one he was
going for. It's the present participle of the word 'sook', which is an
alternate spelling of the word 'souk', which is a Middle Eastern or
African open-air market.

'Sook' could also mean the mature female Chesapeake Bay blue
crab, which is found along parts of the US Eastern Shore.

But, more in your neck of the woods, it's also Scottish for cow,
although rare.

He probably meant 'soaking', but due to the many language barriers and translation errors, I
try not to correct people's grammar, syntax, punctuation, etc.

Very interesting as always buddy but "sooking up to someone " in our neck of the woods means hanging in with someone to get into their favour or in Herman's case Romina's knickers.😀

[Dave 27]

1 minute ago, Dave 27 said:

Very interesting as always buddy but "sooking up to someone " in our neck of the woods means hanging in with someone to get into their favour or in Herman's case Romina's knickers.😀

Come to think of it "sucking up to someone "sook is Scots for suck"Duh!!!!

[letsdothis]

56 minutes ago, Dave 27 said:

Come to think of it "sucking up to someone "sook is Scots for suck"Duh!!!!

I read that, too, but not that it was Scots for 'suck', just that it was another
form of the word 'suck'. 

[Alley barber]

Sook in our vocabulary is used for crybabies, eg; ‘go have a sook’ equates to piss off and cry somewhere else. 😜

[squish]

Herman talking to Red so I suppose the group is reunited until either Herman or Red loses their cool again.