Spinning Jenny

cfsmtb

Jenny Ward, an unfortunately well-known Sydney anti-cyclist nutbag is at it again. An example of Jenny's previous diatribes:
http://www.users.bigpond.net.au/lbug/canetoads.html

From Todays Age (see below) Think Jennys stupidity requires more than writing letters in response, she needs to have her awareness (politely) broadened. Anyone have a contact for her in Sydney & willing to take her out for a spin on Sydneys streets? Again, politely of course.

The Age: send your letters to: letters@theage.com.au
Fax: +61 (0)3 96012414
Snailmail: 250 Spencer Street, Melbourne 3000

Soup and other Nazis (30th August 2005)
http://www.theage.com.au/letters/index.html

MEAGHAN Wilson-Anastasios (Letters, 29/8), have you not seen the "Soup Nazi" episode of Seinfeld? Jim Schembri has made a legitimate, humorous comment on the superior attitude of some cyclists, who consider their needs above those of their fellow users of public spaces.

Obviously, you have never been subjected to the bully-boy tactics of the lycra louts who infest the footpaths and streets. Either you are very fortunate, or you should get out more.

Jenny Ward, Erskineville, NSW

EuanB

Gosh, a concession from JW. I kid you not, there is a concession in there

Not all. I think she's mellowing a bit

cfsmtb

"Either you are very fortunate, or you should get out more."



May she's getting out more? Tra alalalalala. Ditto.

Kathy

cfsmtb wrote:

> Jenny Ward, an unfortunately well-known Sydney anti-cyclist nutbag is at
> it again. An example of Jenny's previous diatribes:
> http://www.users.bigpond.net.au/lbug/canetoads.html
>
> From Todays Age (see below) Think Jennys stupidity requires more than
> writing letters in response, she needs to have her awareness (politely)
> broadened. Anyone have a contact for her in Sydney & willing to take her
> out for a spin on Sydneys streets? Again, politely of course.
>
> The Age: send your letters to: letters@theage.com.au
> Fax: +61 (0)3 96012414
> Snailmail: 250 Spencer Street, Melbourne 3000
>
> Soup and other Nazis (30th August 2005)
> http://www.theage.com.au/letters/index.html
>
> MEAGHAN Wilson-Anastasios (Letters, 29/8), have you not seen the "Soup
> Nazi" episode of Seinfeld? Jim Schembri has made a legitimate, humorous
> comment on the superior attitude of some cyclists, who consider their
> needs above those of their fellow users of public spaces.
>
> Obviously, you have never been subjected to the bully-boy tactics of
> the lycra louts who infest the footpaths and streets. Either you are
> very fortunate, or you should get out more.
>
> Jenny Ward, Erskineville, NSW
>
>

Better say that this is still a sick Dave masquarading as kathy.
(I have a streak of mastiness that is totally lacking in the Kathy)

A crackdown on the idiot element is indeed overdue. However it seems to
be legal to be an idiot. Thats how come this prat gets published.

cfsmtb

If the Dave is masquerading as a Kathy, is he allowed to borrow the OCR as well?


*ducks*

Kathy

cfsmtb wrote:

> Kathy Wrote:
>
>>Better say that this is still a sick Dave masquarading as kathy.
>>(I have a streak of mastiness that is totally lacking in the Kathy)
>>
>>A crackdown on the idiot element is indeed overdue. However it seems
>>to
>>be legal to be an idiot. Thats how come this prat gets published.
>
>
>
> If the Dave is masquerading as a Kathy, is he allowed to borrow the OCR
> as well?
>
>
> *ducks*
>
>
No!!!!!

Kathy

cfsmtb wrote:

> Kathy Wrote:
>
>>Better say that this is still a sick Dave masquarading as kathy.
>>(I have a streak of mastiness that is totally lacking in the Kathy)
>>
>>A crackdown on the idiot element is indeed overdue. However it seems
>>to
>>be legal to be an idiot. Thats how come this prat gets published.
>
>
>
> If the Dave is masquerading as a Kathy, is he allowed to borrow the OCR
> as well?
>
>
> *ducks*
>
>
And let me point out that that is only ONE of the things he's NOT
allowed to borrow... ))

Graeme Dods

On Wed, 31 Aug 2005 19:00:24 +1000, Kathy wrote:

>> If the Dave is masquerading as a Kathy, is he allowed to borrow the OCR
>> as well?
>>
>>
>> *ducks*
>>
>>
> And let me point out that that is only ONE of the things he's NOT
> allowed to borrow... ))

So you caught him wearing the contents of your underwear drawer then?

Kathy

Graeme Dods wrote:

> On Wed, 31 Aug 2005 19:00:24 +1000, Kathy wrote:
>
>
>>>If the Dave is masquerading as a Kathy, is he allowed to borrow the OCR
>>>as well?
>>>
>>>
>>>*ducks*
>>>
>>>
>>
>>And let me point out that that is only ONE of the things he's NOT
>>allowed to borrow... ))
>
>
> So you caught him wearing the contents of your underwear drawer then?

Noooo... but that was basically high on the list of verboten
belongings...
Sok - anyone who's met Dave (Goat last week) will understand that I do
NOT expect him to go for my underwear...

Kathy

Kathy wrote:

>
>
> Graeme Dods wrote:
>
>> On Wed, 31 Aug 2005 19:00:24 +1000, Kathy wrote:
>>
>>
>>>> If the Dave is masquerading as a Kathy, is he allowed to borrow the OCR
>>>> as well?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> *ducks*
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>> And let me point out that that is only ONE of the things he's NOT
>>> allowed to borrow... ))
>>
>>
>>
>> So you caught him wearing the contents of your underwear drawer then?
>
>
> Noooo... but that was basically high on the list of verboten
> belongings...
> Sok - anyone who's met Dave (Goat last week) will understand that I do
> NOT expect him to go for my underwear...
>

I will go for her underwear anytime I like. But I dont see the point if
she aint wearing it

Oh Kathy home today sick. I did make it to work but thought I should
come back and look after Kathy rather than go home. This is the house of
plague
At home my flatmate being suprisingly understanding, And the cat has
all but disowned me.

For anyone interested the wind at hotham the other day oficially
qualified as a cat 3 cyclone. Seriously


Dave

TimC

On 2005-09-01, Kathy (aka Bruce (aka Dave))
was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:
> For anyone interested the wind at hotham the other day oficially
> qualified as a cat 3 cyclone. Seriously

As in the pressure was below 1000, and .... something else I can't
remember...?

I've got a 2 cat cyclone in my loungeroom. Why do they keep running
into the bike and knocking it over when I am asleep?

--
TimC
"Perhaps the truth is less interesting than the facts?"
-- Amy Weiss, RIAA's Senior Vice President of Propaganda^WCommunications

BrettM

TimC <tconnors@no.spam.accepted.here-astro.swin.edu.au> wrote in news:slrn-
0.9.7.4-21903-11813-200509012103-tc...ssi.swin.edu.au:

> On 2005-09-01, Kathy (aka Bruce (aka Dave))
> was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:
>> For anyone interested the wind at hotham the other day oficially
>> qualified as a cat 3 cyclone. Seriously
>
> As in the pressure was below 1000, and .... something else I can't
> remember...?
>
> I've got a 2 cat cyclone in my loungeroom. Why do they keep running
> into the bike and knocking it over when I am asleep?
>

1. Because you're asleep?

2. Because they can?

3. Because their felines?

Cats aren't meant to be nice, they're here to punish us for our sins
whether you've actually committed any or were thinking about committing any
or committed some in a previous life and are now living an enlighted
Buddist lifestyle.

But they're never boring.

Cheers

BrettM

Zoom

BrettM wrote:
> TimC <tconnors@no.spam.accepted.here-astro.swin.edu.au> wrote in news:slrn-
> 0.9.7.4-21903-11813-200509012103-tc...ssi.swin.edu.au:
>
>
>>On 2005-09-01, Kathy (aka Bruce (aka Dave))
>> was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:
>>
>>>For anyone interested the wind at hotham the other day oficially
>>>qualified as a cat 3 cyclone. Seriously
>>
>>As in the pressure was below 1000, and .... something else I can't
>>remember...?
>>
>>I've got a 2 cat cyclone in my loungeroom. Why do they keep running
>>into the bike and knocking it over when I am asleep?
>>
>
>
> 1. Because you're asleep?
>
> 2. Because they can?
>
> 3. Because their felines?
>
> Cats aren't meant to be nice, they're here to punish us for our sins
> whether you've actually committed any or were thinking about committing any
> or committed some in a previous life and are now living an enlighted
> Buddist lifestyle.
>
> But they're never boring.
>
> Cheers
>
> BrettM

I got told by a Chinese girl that if you look after a cat then in your
next life they will come back as a woman and look after you.

Zoom

Resound

"Zoom" <maybe@nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:df6tti$i3d$1@nnrp.waia.asn.au...
> BrettM wrote:
>> TimC <tconnors@no.spam.accepted.here-astro.swin.edu.au> wrote in
>> news:slrn-
>> 0.9.7.4-21903-11813-200509012103-tc...ssi.swin.edu.au:
>>
>>
>>>On 2005-09-01, Kathy (aka Bruce (aka Dave))
>>> was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:
>>>
>>>>For anyone interested the wind at hotham the other day oficially
>>>>qualified as a cat 3 cyclone. Seriously
>>>
>>>As in the pressure was below 1000, and .... something else I can't
>>>remember...?
>>>
>>>I've got a 2 cat cyclone in my loungeroom. Why do they keep running
>>>into the bike and knocking it over when I am asleep?
>>>
>>
>>
>> 1. Because you're asleep?
>>
>> 2. Because they can?
>>
>> 3. Because their felines?
>>
>> Cats aren't meant to be nice, they're here to punish us for our sins
>> whether you've actually committed any or were thinking about committing
>> any or committed some in a previous life and are now living an enlighted
>> Buddist lifestyle.
>>
>> But they're never boring.
>>
>> Cheers
>>
>> BrettM
>
> I got told by a Chinese girl that if you look after a cat then in your
> next life they will come back as a woman and look after you.
>
> Zoom

Oh excellent...got me some pampering coming then