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Matilda Huggington-beareAll I can say is that the support we all get from each other is mind blowing.
You are all a bunch of Little rippers. (that's very wonderful people in aussie speak)
Thankyou to you all for making my excitement even better.
No wonder TT gets addictive 
Thankyou :hug: Wendyxx
Posts: 1,277That's what we're here for, isn't it? :hug:
LuxembearsYes, I agree Matilda...this place feeds my inpsiration. A very wonderful supportive group.
Little Rippers...that's a new one for me. :dance:
Back Road BearsHere in the states that term could refer to children with gas! 
But I agree with you, this is a great place to come to share exciting news, ask for prayers or get support.
Wind Lake. WisconsinHere in the states that term could refer to children with gas!
Daphne, what are the big people called?
I am so glade I found this little place called home :dance: :dance:
:hug:
Laurie
Back Road BearsBig Rippers of course!!!! I'm related to many!
Posts: 1,277Hee hee, I must admit when I first saw this thread I was a little worried about what I might find inside.
Back Road BearsOh, it's gone down hill real fast!
I'm sorry Matilda as your reason for starting this thread was a very kind and lovely one!!!
It's just fun and entertaining to hear terms used in other parts of the world and how they'd be interpreted by others.
No harm intended.... just being silly!
:hug: :hug:
Wind Lake. WisconsinI do agree that this group is full of kindness, love and support in every way. Our expert artist are always there to help out, when questions are asked. This is one big family I am proud to be a part of.
But, I must admit, this is fun and entertaining to hear the terms used in other parts of the world, and the interpretions. So, with that being said - Matilda, give us another aussie phrase - please 
:hug:
Laurie
bears by beesley TMBack at yah Matilda!
Many Hugs Louise
'Bear' Bottoms OriginalsMatilda,
Thank you, and I couldn't agree more! I've found Teddy Talk to be VERY supportive, inspiring, helpful, a place to come when I'm not feeling 'bearish'.... So you said it all!
You know, hearing it from Steve Erwin, I always thought lil rippers were feisty little things!! Learn something new every day!
Kimberly W.
Posts: 3,540I agree... I learn something everyday on here!!! This has got to be one of the nicest, friendliest, most supportive groups I've seen...and I thank my lucky stars everyday that Sue Ann led me here 
:dance: Now go celebrate somemore Matilda :dance: :clap: You've got a lot to be happy about! :clap:
Love Bud Bears by SandyWhen I first joined TT I was amazed by the way all the artist are so willing to share all their bear making techniques & secrets. I don't think you'll find that in any other business. I've learned so much from everyone, all your advice has helped me in so many ways. Whenever I get stuck on something I search through the post & always find the answers to help me out. Now it seems I've found way more then just answers, I've found lots of beary special friends.
Thanks for all your guidance & support.
Posts: 8,574And the really old ones are called old .....
Posts: 8,574Wendy
I'd rather be called a lil ripper by you than just about anything else...
Rufnut Teddy'sDitto, I agree. TT is the best :dance:
Matilda Huggington-beare" you're a dag" : - the manure that hangs from the wool at the rear end of a sheep or a friendly endearment ( the trick is knowing which one they mean, check to see if they're smiling) or anfashionable way of dressing.
Lemmon BearsWow! now I have learned two new words! Can't wait to go to Australia and try them out someday!! I didn't even know that stuff on the end of a sheep had another name.
I don't post much but I think you are all great! and great fun!!
Joan
Jellybelly Bearshaha, I didn't know whether to click into this post lol. and I'm an aussie hehe. Watch too much US tv maybe...hmmm..lol
love this place too Matilda 
Best place to be 
xo sarah
Wind Lake. Wisconsinyou're a dag" : - the manure that hangs from the wool at the rear end of a sheep or a friendly endearment ( the trick is knowing which one they mean, check to see if they're smiling) or anfashionable way of dressing
I love this phrase. Just think my boss will never know what I am saying
:hug:
Laurie
Just Us BearsAnd the really old ones are called old .....
Lol....Dilu..you HAD to ask! I laughed out loud at your question...especially after Daphne said what a little ripper is in the states. Older people are sometimes reffered too over here as 'old farts'...but it's an affectionate term (weird race huh?). Mind you, this is generally not a term used by ladies(like me 
)...generally teens and men.....'ocker' type men. Hmm...and before you ask...'ocker' is slang for Aussie and is used more for those who speak with a strong strine...like Steve Irwin. 
Despite what people may think....Steve Irwin is a hugely exaggerated charater and you don't often hear people talk the way he does. I think he may be a tad hyperactive.
TT is a great place. Everyone is so friendly and supportive.
