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Be carefull what you ask for
surfinclimb
17-Jul-2009
1:53:09 PM
From a previous thread that has now benn locked..Thankfully
>Group hug perhaps?


W.W.S. responded...No way. Its Friday afternoon. The weather has been bad.
I want to see some hate.

I have just finished reading that thread and perhaps WWS now that your request has been granted dont you wish you should have asked for a new drill or a trip to Thailand instead perhaps?? He,he.
Yes I am bored and yes I should be doing some constructive work but I am the boss so I dont care. ( At least my wife said I could be the boss today)

evanbb
17-Jul-2009
1:57:57 PM
I for one was disappointed to see that thread locked. There was some terrific invective coming through. Think of the separation of the internet as a help rather than hinderance. It has allowed everyone involved to show their true colours, and the air is now truly clear.
widewetandslippery
17-Jul-2009
2:10:42 PM
Ha ha!

I wandered off last friday in a foul mood. I should of pleaded for good weather as my wish was answered. Come monday I read a bad M*A*S*H episode and at least started the week with a giggle.

Anyway I experienced some people way more dissatisfied than me, got good weather, went to an awesome crag last weekened and didn't have to go to bloody thailand. (you can get the runs in redfern too you know)
Duncan
17-Jul-2009
2:13:31 PM
Bomber_pro: masterful troll or utter douche?

You be the judge.

IdratherbeclimbingM9
17-Jul-2009
2:42:36 PM
On 17/07/2009 surfinclimb wrote:
>From a previous thread that has now benn locked..Thankfully

X-link to it for anyone interested.
surfinclimb
17-Jul-2009
3:50:38 PM
On 17/07/2009 widewetandslippery wrote:
snip
Come monday I read a bad M*A*S*H episode
There is no such thing as a "bad" MASH episode.

(you can get the runs in redfern too you know)
I know.
I always run when I'm in Redfern. It's the only way to get away from the angry mobs.

Sarah Gara
17-Jul-2009
4:23:50 PM
On 17/07/2009 Duncan wrote:
>Bomber_pro: masterful troll or utter douche?
>
>You be the judge.

I hope troll. You all need to put kisses or smiley faces though reading that (thanks M9 for link)made me cringe. x

IdratherbeclimbingM9
17-Jul-2009
4:38:57 PM
On 17/07/2009 evanbb wrote:
>I for one was disappointed to see that thread locked. There was some terrific
>invective coming through. Think of the separation of the internet as a
>help rather than hinderance. It has allowed everyone involved to show their
>true colours, and the air is now truly clear.

That thread lasted a week so the bitch-slapping was lightweight compared to some threads I have seen run off the rails in the past within hours rather than days.
I doubt the air is clear, as attitudes don't change that quickly!

>separation of the internet
Six degrees of separation?
From animals??

~> Back under the house M9!
... Let the flame wars begin again(!) says surfinclimb(?) ~ by starting a new thread referencing the old ...

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~> Ducks for cover into flame free buffer zone. ☺ Hehheh On topic: I ask for the recently bootied m/cycle back, but spare the nut tool on it please! Ü
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surfinclimb
17-Jul-2009
5:01:56 PM
On 17/07/2009 IdratherbeclimbingM9 wrote:

>... Let the flame wars begin again(!) says surfinclimb(?) ~ by starting
>a new thread referencing the old ...

NO flaming on this thread I'm so sick of angry people. I just started this thread to stir up WWS because he's so good at stirring himself and can always see the funny side of things. I thought ....... uummmm maybe I didn't think????

JimboV10
17-Jul-2009
6:48:01 PM
Geez and I thought all the shitfights went down in the Grampians between boulderers! :P

Pat
17-Jul-2009
9:16:02 PM
On 17/07/2009 IdratherbeclimbingM9 wrote:

>On topic: I ask for the recently bootied m/cycle back, but spare the nut
>tool on it please! Ü
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Did you leave it behind on the North Wall or the South? Man the Offwidths must be big at Buffalo.

IdratherbeclimbingM9
18-Jul-2009
1:37:49 AM
On 17/07/2009 Pat wrote:
>Did you leave it behind on the North Wall or the South? Man the Offwidths must be big at Buffalo.

It was left by others on the South wall ...

~> see 11/10/05 near top of page 85 of Havachatwithhexy thread...
On 29/03/2005 gfdonc wrote in a PM to M8 (at the time) about things Buffalo in general:
>Did you ever hear the story about the Ducati going over the edge of the
>South Side? Staff at Cresta lodge were happy to share war stories.

On 30/03/2005 M8iswhereitsat PM replied:
>Nah, have not heard about the Ducati.

gfdonc responded:
>The story is that the previous owner - who had generally let the place run down, not paying suppliers and was also in arrears on paying wages - rocked up to the Chalet one afternoon on his brand new Ducati.
>Naturally the staff who were waiting on paycheques took offence to this and so took it upon themselves to hot-wire the Ducati one night. >After a few trips around the plateau (with a few scratches from laying the bike over twice) they decided they may as well go the whole hog and ran the bike off the hang-glider takeoff ramp.
>When everyone had stopped laughing and sobered up the NPWS made them retrieve the bike/parts from the South Side - the issue apparently is still with the courts.

foreverabumbly
18-Jul-2009
12:53:49 PM
ohmygod!!!

I kept seeing that thread pop up at the top, but thought it would be too boring to read. That was like watching a car crash. The things that people say!

At least you cant swing mallets over an internet connection, Though Im sure there are a lot of people that wish they could now
one day hero
19-Jul-2009
4:03:29 PM
On 18/07/2009 IdratherbeclimbingM9 wrote:
>gfdonc responded:
>>The story is that the previous owner - who had generally let the place
>run down, not paying suppliers and was also in arrears on paying wages
>- rocked up to the Chalet one afternoon on his brand new Ducati.
>>Naturally the staff who were waiting on paycheques took offence to this
>and so took it upon themselves to hot-wire the Ducati one night. >After
>a few trips around the plateau (with a few scratches from laying the bike
>over twice) they decided they may as well go the whole hog and ran the
>bike off the hang-glider takeoff ramp.
>>When everyone had stopped laughing and sobered up the NPWS made them
>retrieve the bike/parts from the South Side - the issue apparently is still
>with the courts.
>
Cool! That is my idea of reasonable workplace bargaining. Hope the staff don't get done
surfinclimb
19-Jul-2009
8:56:50 PM

>On 18/07/2009 IdratherbeclimbingM9 wrote:
>>gfdonc responded:
>>>The story is that the previous owner - who had generally let the place
>>run down, not paying suppliers and was also in arrears on paying wages
>>- rocked up to the Chalet one afternoon on his brand new Ducati.
>>>Naturally the staff who were waiting on paycheques took offence to this
>>and so took it upon themselves to hot-wire the Ducati one night. >After
>>a few trips around the plateau (with a few scratches from laying the
>bike

I wish I had of taken that style of response when I was working as a mechanic.
I asked the boss for a small pay rise for him to reply that he was a bit tight for money and couldn't really afford it.
2 weeks later he bought an 80 series toyota landcruiser so he could take his son and friends to private school sport on Saturdays. ( the statesman must have been a bit small) 3 months later he then took his family to Europe on holidays for 3 weeks.
I could have quite happily pushed that Landcruiser off a cliff somewhere.
>>over twice) they decided they may as well go the whole hog and ran the
>>bike off the hang-glider takeoff ramp.
>>>When everyone had stopped laughing and sobered up the NPWS made them
>>retrieve the bike/parts from the South Side - the issue apparently is
>still
>>with the courts.
>>
>Cool! That is my idea of reasonable workplace bargaining. Hope the staff
>don't get done

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