panthera
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Wow!
All that and he can dance, too!
All that and he can dance, too!
Hugh Jackman
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hoovermatic
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Just one word.......
......PHWOAR!!!!!!
......PHWOAR!!!!!!
toggleswitch
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That could cause a
Huge jack, man.........
Huge jack, man.........
toggleswitch
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ok WHAT is a PHWOAR.
Send in a pvt email if necessary, please!
Send in a pvt email if necessary, please!
sudsmaster
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That man needs to go on "Dancing With The Stars".
Then again, maybe not. He'd make everyone else look crippled.
Then again, maybe not. He'd make everyone else look crippled.
PHWOAR
Is an expression of appreciation
Is an expression of appreciation
HUGH JACKMAN
Thanks for sharing I have long been a fan of Hugh Jackman Although In a swimsuit or less my partner Smity looks about the same however HJ is little better dancer.
Thanks for sharing I have long been a fan of Hugh Jackman Although In a swimsuit or less my partner Smity looks about the same however HJ is little better dancer.
hoovermatic
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Phwoar is an expression of appreciation
thank you for that translation, it was exactly what I had in mind. The rest of what I had in mind will be confined to a private email ;-)
thank you for that translation, it was exactly what I had in mind. The rest of what I had in mind will be confined to a private email ;-)
spankomatic
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I think I need an Ice Tea!
launderess
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PHWOAR!!!!!!
If you've watched any of the modern Britcoms on PBS, you've probably heard the phrase, but aren't familar with the spelling.
Might sound like "Whoaa" or some such to American ears, but is a phrase uttered when you see someone you fancy. Usually good-looking, muscley, buff, fit, trim, busty, etc.....
As for Mr. Jackman, you should have seen him on Broadway doing show based upon the life of the late Peter Allen, "The Boy From Oz.
Phwoar Indeed!
If you've watched any of the modern Britcoms on PBS, you've probably heard the phrase, but aren't familar with the spelling.
Might sound like "Whoaa" or some such to American ears, but is a phrase uttered when you see someone you fancy. Usually good-looking, muscley, buff, fit, trim, busty, etc.....
As for Mr. Jackman, you should have seen him on Broadway doing show based upon the life of the late Peter Allen, "The Boy From Oz.
Phwoar Indeed!
Pronunciation
Anyone who has watch old British comedy films might be more familiar with the expression "Cor", which might be admiration or amazement. PHWOAR is pronunced similarly but with the hard C sound replaced by a softer and more elongated F sound, sort of like Fffoorrrr although it is always spelt PH.
As I said earlier an expression of admiration - Paul, I am sure that EXACTLY the same thoughts were going through my mind. Wolverine - yum yum yum!
Combo52 you are a VERY lucky guy!
Al
Anyone who has watch old British comedy films might be more familiar with the expression "Cor", which might be admiration or amazement. PHWOAR is pronunced similarly but with the hard C sound replaced by a softer and more elongated F sound, sort of like Fffoorrrr although it is always spelt PH.
As I said earlier an expression of admiration - Paul, I am sure that EXACTLY the same thoughts were going through my mind. Wolverine - yum yum yum!
Combo52 you are a VERY lucky guy!
Al
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