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DaveB
Guest
Stomper wrote:
> You've got to read down a bit, but it is hilarious...
>
> http://tinyurl.com/a6kck
>
>
> Karl aka Stomper
>
>
*********** this makes a.b look mild. We gotta advertise to improve our
standard of nutbags. Ed and Roger just don't measure up against a real pro.
DaveB "laughing over this one for the past 40 mins, perfect for a rainy
morning"
> You've got to read down a bit, but it is hilarious...
>
> http://tinyurl.com/a6kck
>
>
> Karl aka Stomper
>
>
*********** this makes a.b look mild. We gotta advertise to improve our
standard of nutbags. Ed and Roger just don't measure up against a real pro.
DaveB "laughing over this one for the past 40 mins, perfect for a rainy
morning"
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Peter McCallum
Guest
Stomper <[email protected]> wrote:
> You've got to read down a bit, but it is hilarious...
>
> http://tinyurl.com/a6kck
>
>
> Karl aka Stomper
Remember, "be alert, not alarmed". Now where did I put that terrorism
hotline number. Oh, no! Someone's taken my fridge magnet.
P
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Peter McCallum
Mackay Qld AUSTRALIA
> You've got to read down a bit, but it is hilarious...
>
> http://tinyurl.com/a6kck
>
>
> Karl aka Stomper
Remember, "be alert, not alarmed". Now where did I put that terrorism
hotline number. Oh, no! Someone's taken my fridge magnet.
P
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Peter McCallum
Mackay Qld AUSTRALIA
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Euan
Guest
>>>>> "DaveB" == DaveB <[email protected]> writes:
DaveB> *********** this makes a.b look mild.
a.b is extremely mild by Usenet standards.
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Cheers
Euan
DaveB> *********** this makes a.b look mild.
a.b is extremely mild by Usenet standards.
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Cheers
Euan
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Peter Signorini
Guest
"MikeyOz" wrote:
> what the hell is a "poltroon" ?!?!?!?!?
>
> sounds horrible yet, tasty and nasty all at the same time, great word,
> whatever it means.
A despicable, lazy coward.
One of those classic phrases from the 18th century, would fit right in to
Jane Austen's 'Pride & Prjudice' or an Emily Bronte saga
Cheers
Peter
> what the hell is a "poltroon" ?!?!?!?!?
>
> sounds horrible yet, tasty and nasty all at the same time, great word,
> whatever it means.
A despicable, lazy coward.
One of those classic phrases from the 18th century, would fit right in to
Jane Austen's 'Pride & Prjudice' or an Emily Bronte saga
Cheers
Peter
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BrettM
Guest
MikeyOz <[email protected]> wrote in
news:[email protected]:
>
> Stomper Wrote:
>> You've got to read down a bit, but it is hilarious...
>>
>> http://tinyurl.com/a6kck
>>
>>
>> Karl aka Stomper
> what the hell is a "poltroon" ?!?!?!?!?
>
> sounds horrible yet, tasty and nasty all at the same time, great word,
> whatever it means.
>
>
poltroon = An ignoble, uncourageous person (french)
Cheers
BrettM
news:[email protected]:
>
> Stomper Wrote:
>> You've got to read down a bit, but it is hilarious...
>>
>> http://tinyurl.com/a6kck
>>
>>
>> Karl aka Stomper
> what the hell is a "poltroon" ?!?!?!?!?
>
> sounds horrible yet, tasty and nasty all at the same time, great word,
> whatever it means.
>
>
poltroon = An ignoble, uncourageous person (french)
Cheers
BrettM
Stomper said:
I blogged this a couple of days back, Repeat after me.....Calm blue ocean...calm blue ocean...
http://cfsmtb.blogspot.com/2005/06/repeat-after-mecalm-blue-oceancalm.html
What's mildly intriguing, is looking at the short time btw the posts. Poor bugger was working himself into a right royal tantie. Also look at other links to cyclotouriste's online/imaginary persona.
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DaveB
Guest
cfsmtb wrote:
> Stomper Wrote:
>
>>You've got to read down a bit, but it is hilarious...
>>
>>http://tinyurl.com/a6kck
>>
>>
>>Karl aka Stomper
>
>
> I blogged this a couple of days back, Repeat after me.....Calm blue
> ocean...calm blue ocean...
> http://tinyurl.com/79jr6
>
> What's mildly intriguing, is looking at the short time btw the posts.
> Poor bugger was working himself into a right royal tantie. Also look at
> other links to cyclotouriste's online/imaginary persona.
>
>
I thought it was all imaginary but then I saw the link about the cycle
trip where two people had ridden briefly with this guy until he left. Do
you reckon he's invented them as well?
DaveB "this has gotta be better than anything on TV"
> Stomper Wrote:
>
>>You've got to read down a bit, but it is hilarious...
>>
>>http://tinyurl.com/a6kck
>>
>>
>>Karl aka Stomper
>
>
> I blogged this a couple of days back, Repeat after me.....Calm blue
> ocean...calm blue ocean...
> http://tinyurl.com/79jr6
>
> What's mildly intriguing, is looking at the short time btw the posts.
> Poor bugger was working himself into a right royal tantie. Also look at
> other links to cyclotouriste's online/imaginary persona.
>
>
I thought it was all imaginary but then I saw the link about the cycle
trip where two people had ridden briefly with this guy until he left. Do
you reckon he's invented them as well?
DaveB "this has gotta be better than anything on TV"
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This was hysterical!
Is it a good time to ask if there are any folk out and about in the
Kensington/Flemington/Footscray area who might be looking for a regular
riding companion? Preferably mornings, but sometimes after work is ok.
Anybody know of any clubs/coaches/inspiration along the lines of get
your butt onto the bike locally that aren't focussed on racing? (I was
hiding under the bed when competitive streaks were being handed out.)
Seriously, I've got an attack of lazy **** and my trusty commuter is
gloating that she is the only bike getting any attention in the house
:-/
cheers,
ali
Is it a good time to ask if there are any folk out and about in the
Kensington/Flemington/Footscray area who might be looking for a regular
riding companion? Preferably mornings, but sometimes after work is ok.
Anybody know of any clubs/coaches/inspiration along the lines of get
your butt onto the bike locally that aren't focussed on racing? (I was
hiding under the bed when competitive streaks were being handed out.)
Seriously, I've got an attack of lazy **** and my trusty commuter is
gloating that she is the only bike getting any attention in the house
:-/
cheers,
ali
Peter Signorini said:
whoop. whoop! chickflick alert!!! men in tights riding round on horses falling for lesser-to-do-bint and much URST (new phrase learnt) shall ensue
i was thinking more Flashman-type phrase meself
hippy said:Hey, that's my (stolen) line!
and why do people keep linking to my 'Wanted' ad?
hippy
COS YOURE A @%#%$. GET F$@$ED, oh wait, er, um. resume drinking belgium beer or whatever the latest looooxury is...
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Carl Brewer
Guest
On 11 Jun 2005 18:05:12 -0700, [email protected] wrote:
>This was hysterical!
>
>Is it a good time to ask if there are any folk out and about in the
>Kensington/Flemington/Footscray area who might be looking for a regular
>riding companion? Preferably mornings, but sometimes after work is ok.
>
>
>Anybody know of any clubs/coaches/inspiration along the lines of get
>your butt onto the bike locally that aren't focussed on racing? (I was
>hiding under the bed when competitive streaks were being handed out.)
Some mates of mine live in Kensignton and ride everywhere and they
don't race.
>This was hysterical!
>
>Is it a good time to ask if there are any folk out and about in the
>Kensington/Flemington/Footscray area who might be looking for a regular
>riding companion? Preferably mornings, but sometimes after work is ok.
>
>
>Anybody know of any clubs/coaches/inspiration along the lines of get
>your butt onto the bike locally that aren't focussed on racing? (I was
>hiding under the bed when competitive streaks were being handed out.)
Some mates of mine live in Kensignton and ride everywhere and they
don't race.
A
cfsmtb wrote:
> [email protected] Wrote:
> > Anybody know of any clubs/coaches/inspiration along the lines of get
> > your butt onto the bike locally that aren't focussed on racing? (I
> > was
> > hiding under the bed when competitive streaks were being handed out.)
>
> Try contacting Maribyrnong Bicycle Users Group:
> mazzabug[AT]hotmail[DOT]com
>
thanks! I'll get in touch with them... I didn't know there was a BUG
so close...
ali
> [email protected] Wrote:
> > Anybody know of any clubs/coaches/inspiration along the lines of get
> > your butt onto the bike locally that aren't focussed on racing? (I
> > was
> > hiding under the bed when competitive streaks were being handed out.)
>
> Try contacting Maribyrnong Bicycle Users Group:
> mazzabug[AT]hotmail[DOT]com
>
thanks! I'll get in touch with them... I didn't know there was a BUG
so close...
ali
flyingdutch said:
Found a beer shop here in Antwerp and STILL couldn't find any fuggin chocolate beer!!! I'm actually a little scared about trying to post it back to you guys.. at least mainland Europe appears to be a bit cheaper than pommie land.. dunno about sending packages though.. ??
Oh ****.. was supposed to find out about Russian visas.. and I'm already up to 6euro for this net session.. fuggit! I can talk my way out of anything..
hippy
- Who wants to visit me in the gulag?
comrade!....visited land of the Rus for Dec99/Jan2000 (Y2K dadadadada!!)hippy said:
bottom line then was you had to either go on an organised tour or get invited, you needed the visa before you get there and must have pre-paid accommodation, (on arrival) they need a list of all your gizmos ( so you dont sell em) and how much cash you are taking in( checked when you leave too-hoping youve spent it all).....I was last in St Pete...lots of ATMs to get rubles, lots of 7-11 type stores, great markets and tall svelte Rus ladies in stilletos walking icy pavements with penache, ( I had Blundies and was on my butt more than I chose to remember- even more so when sober!!-go figure!!), but if you take dollars, make sure notes are new and not marked in anyway, cos the Bureau d'Change will tell you to Nic(olas) off!...
fly in from Frankfurt, boat in from Scan.... or enter from Talinn....
and if you make it...try (all the colours of) Baltica Beer....
and watch out for Russian Women (Valkyrie-esque) on horseback (bareback too) riding full gallop down icy Nevski Prospect on New Years...( that is after they toss you in the gulag and let you out in mid winter...hah!!!!)
June White Nights are the best...enjoy!!
cheers
Roo
