Scotty leered: what is she doing now?

Behave yourself...she's a very nice young woman ....

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I wasn't leering, just asking a question.

SV

"katysails" wrote in message
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Scotty leered: what is she doing now?

Behave yourself...she's a very nice young woman ....

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On Fri, 11 Jun 2004 21:55:50 GMT, "Maxprop"
wrote this crap:

I haven't been to Hooters since my daughter was a waitress there. Oh yeah,
we're really proud of that.

I'll bet you are. She probably makes twice as much as you.




Pathetic Earthlings! No one can save you now!

"Scott Vernon" wrote in message

what is she doing now?

She's an RN.

Max

"katysails" wrote in message

Scotty leered: what is she doing now?

Behave yourself...she's a very nice young woman ....

Thank you.

. . . and the mother of a terrific 2 y.o. son and another son due in
October.

Max

That's great. Really. My daughter is a nurses aide, while going to nursing
school (sometimes).

Scotty


"Maxprop" wrote in message
nk.net...

"Scott Vernon" wrote in message

what is she doing now?

She's an RN.

Max

"Scott Vernon" wrote in message

That's great. Really. My daughter is a nurses aide, while going to
nursing
school (sometimes).

She'll have no trouble finding work--the nursing shortage continues at
unprecedented levels.

My daughter recently left her hospital post to take a job doing in-home
infusion therapy in order to have weekends free for her family. Her
experience on this job should be quite valuable if she goes back to hospital
work some day.

Max

In article , Flying Tadpole
wrote:

Peter Wiley wrote:

In article .net,
Maxprop wrote:

OzOne wrote in message

On Wed, 09 Jun 2004 05:09:04 GMT, "Maxprop"
scribbled thusly:


"DSK" wrote in message

"Vito" wrote ...
" but who'd miss NYC or DC per se?


Scott Vernon wrote:
not me. could we put San Fran on the list, also?

Agreed. But just get rid of them? We should see if we could trade 'em
for, say, Singapore, Rio, and ummm... trying to think of another big
city I've liked...

Sydney. Oz seems to think it's perfect.

It's pretty bloody close as capital cities go.

Great. We'll take it. How does Miami sound in trade?

We'll give you Ceduna for Miami.


No we bloody well won't, you damn' ex-Sydney rat parasitising the
poor green Tasmanian innocents.

*Smirk*. Thank you for your tax dollars supporting my lifestyle. Oh
wait, you're in SA, another parasite on the body politic......... at
least we have forests and potable water.

It'd ruin the fishing.

Might offer Marla Bore roadhouse, though.

It's *that* bad?

I have un-fond memories of Ceduna & Thevenard. Of course it might have
something to do with spending 4 weeks in the Bight and one day ashore,
getting tossed out of the pub well after closing by the local coppers
and then finishing off with Bundyback aboard ship. We left one of the
trawl doors behind off the pier - skipper was a bit under the weather,
too.

You'll be pleased to know that the CCA treated pine gunwhales are
working out just fine. All in all it would have been faster to build a
new daysiler but I knew that before I started.

Seen Jeff Gilbert's Cataphylla design? Put it on your project list for
the future. Jeff's got sufficient sense to move to Tasmania too.

PDW

Peter Wiley wrote:

In article , Flying Tadpole
wrote:



We'll give you Ceduna for Miami.


No we bloody well won't, you damn' ex-Sydney rat parasitising the
poor green Tasmanian innocents.

*Smirk*. Thank you for your tax dollars supporting my lifestyle. Oh
wait, you're in SA, another parasite on the body politic.........

Ssssshhhhhhhhh! someone might hear!!!!!

Might offer Marla Bore roadhouse, though.

It's *that* bad?

Indeed.

I have un-fond memories of Ceduna & Thevenard. Of course it might have
something to do with spending 4 weeks in the Bight and one day ashore,
getting tossed out of the pub well after closing by the local coppers
and then finishing off with Bundyback aboard ship. We left one of the
trawl doors behind off the pier - skipper was a bit under the weather,
too.

Haven't been to Ceduna since my National Parks days, lo these
many years ago. Even then my chief memory, apart from the
abusefest we flew in for, was of a grass airstrip laden with
cattle who's been buzzed so many times before they'd only move
off if the plane went over less than 10 feet above them. Oh, and
the fact that the strip was on a slant and kept falling away as
the pilot tried to put the plane down.



You'll be pleased to know that the CCA treated pine gunwhales are
working out just fine. All in all it would have been faster to build a
new daysiler but I knew that before I started.

I have a good daysailer plan available you could build in your
spare moments.


Seen Jeff Gilbert's Cataphylla design? Put it on your project list for
the future. Jeff's got sufficient sense to move to Tasmania too.

No, haven't...I'm outta touch and likely to remain so for a few
months yet (until work does its inevitable cyclic dryup.)

BTW...Bundyback? you should have known better than to be
entertained by the local ladies while on the rum...

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OzOne wrote:

On Tue, 15 Jun 2004 16:18:17 +1000, Peter Wiley
scribbled thusly:

I have un-fond memories of Ceduna & Thevenard. Of course it might have
something to do with spending 4 weeks in the Bight and one day ashore,
getting tossed out of the pub well after closing by the local coppers

You got kicked out of the Ceduna pub????
Ya must've had a real good suntan and empty pockets ;-)


Nah. They just knew he was from Sydney and expressed their
opinions.
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