I got really excited earlier when I saw that I had some Seabreeze mail.
A dude from Caringbah in Sydney wrote to me and told me that I was "a full blown GRONK".
Is this a compliment?
Please help.
ET.
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I got really excited earlier when I saw that I had some Seabreeze mail.
A dude from Caringbah in Sydney wrote to me and told me that I was "a full blown GRONK".
Is this a compliment?
Please help.
ET.
haha I don't think its a compliment perhaps he does not understand your sense of humour,all your post are in good sprit ET,some get it some don't
i vaguely remember a tv show or cartoon with a gronk in it in the 60's.............mrs gronk used o call him gronky [ in a loving way ]
I doubt it was a compliment.
www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=gronk
Made wose by the fact that the sayer was from Caringhbah 
It's not in the dictionary, but I vaguely recall that the noise made when a scab falls off a festering arsehole and hits the gound it's commonly refered to as a "Caringhbah", but I could be mistaken.
Thanks for the info fellas.
It appears that it may not be a compliment after all, and I was so excited.
Oh well, I will just keep trying.
I thought perhaps that a GRONK might have been a big strong powerful being that did good for others, maybe not.
ET.
No Mac, I don't.
Age old problem I think. Some people can't deal with things or people that are different.
Been different for 60 yet as too old to change now.
ET.
I also found this.
"Among the artists who defined what is known as the Chicano art movement in L.A. is a painter who goes by the name Gronk."
I think he called you an American-born Mexican artist.
That's nice.
