You're getting there ...

peruke is a natural head of hair

Does that help you out with the other 2 weird words? :D

Not really. lol

I'll make three wild guesses.

"I have a peruke and I like to wear it in a cadogan and sometimes I like to thrum it."

1.I have a natural head of hair and I like to wear it in a ponytail and sometimes I like to swing it?

2.I have a natural head of hair and I like to wear it in a bun and sometimes I like to plait it?

3.I have a natural head of hair and I like to wear it in a ponytail and sometimes I like to plait it?

Probably No. 2.

Where's Idealist and Sharob? Don't let my meanderings put you off. ;)

Very close, Lara! :)

I have a natural head of hair and I like to wear it in a knot at the back of my head and sometimes I like to curl it.

You thought 'thrum' might have to do with fiddling ... and when my hair is curled I do sometimes wind it around my finger. ;)

"Would you rather wear a jipijapa, a nudger, a pakul, a balibuntal or a rusky?"

I don't know. Wondering if they're headwear?

Pakul sounds Indian. I'd probably wear a pakul.
The balibuntal is confusing to me. Doubt it's connected to our beloved Bali, but if in Bali I would wear sarong or pareo, unless balibuntal is some sort of headwear too. :)

goodnight world.

Good guessing, Lara!

"Would you rather wear a jipijapa (Panama hat), a nudger (bowler hat), a pakul (a kind of flat round woolen hat traditionally worn in Afghanistan), a balibuntal (a hat made of very fine straw) or a rusky (a hat made of coarse straw)?"

"I wonder if Curious saw a funambulist frecking at the circus?"

I shall abstain on this one. I know the answer. I took myself and my children to circus school when they were little, plus I feel as if I'm stealing all the fun by answering all the time. lol :o

I'm shocked that you'd use language like that!! :D

heh, heh, heh ......... :D