"Horvath" wrote

Begs the question....If you woke up naked with a condom hanging out of
your arse, would you tell anyone.

Zounds it's happened to you too?





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he he, good call, Scout.

"Scout" wrote in message
...
Oz,
I hope you are seeing the irony between yr lines 1-2 and 3-4.
Scout

OzOne wrote
Nah, hapens everywhere now.
US lawyers are good teachers..
{snip}
No-one it seems accepts responsibility for their own actions today,
someone else is always at fault.

I thought stupid **** like that only happened here.
The crim, his lawyer, and the judge should all be shot.
Scott Vernon

katysails wrote:

as I attempt to guide peopel
on this newsgroup into , ahem, more appropriate behavior.

WHAT!?!?! The Purveyor of Inappropriateness? The Internet Loki? The Cyber
Scamp claiming to be a GOOD influence??? Now I've heard everything....

Perhaps it's because you're measuring appropriateness using a
different yardstick...

Scott Vernon wrote:

You should have shot him. It's legal in your own driveway. We have lots
of Amish horse & buggies around here. The yuppie types complain about them,
even though they were here first.

Scotty, can't we all just get along?


Not any more.

Flying Tapdole

Scout wrote:

Oz,
I hope you are seeing the irony between yr lines 1-2 and 3-4.
Scout

OzOne wrote
Nah, hapens everywhere now.
US lawyers are good teachers..
{snip}
No-one it seems accepts responsibility for their own actions today,
someone else is always at fault.

The _real_ irony is that the teaching has been soooo good, that
no-one sees the irony.

Flying Tadpole

OzOne wrote:

On Wed, 23 Jun 2004 08:35:34 +0930, Flying Tadpole
scribbled thusly:

Begs the question....If you woke up naked with a condom hanging out of
your arse, would you tell anyone.


I don't know, Oz, but I reckon he would have been buggered
without it. (mandatory 18thC sailing content)

Seems to me he was buggered with it.


With, without...you've been listening to Pink F again, I can
tell...

Yeah, happens all the time in suburban and near suburban Australia too.
Been a number of cases of people buying land near a pig farm or
mushroom farm and immediately trying to get the places closed down.

IMNSHO there should be a caveat put on subdivision titles denying the
right to complain about pre-existing activities. Applies in spades to
people who buy waterfront apartments and immediately try to get the
commercial boatyards shut down (another problem in Sydney).

PDW

In article , Scott Vernon
wrote:

one thing that always pithes me off, people build houses next to farmland,
then complain about the manure smell. And, they they cut down large tracts
of forest, then call the development 'Thousand Oaks' and then the home
owners complain about the deer wondering around the streets. AND......oh,
never mind......

Scotty


"Flying Tadpole" wrote in message
...


katysails wrote:

A
consequence of denser housing AND everyone pulling up their fruit
trees.

Why are they doing that???


'Cos they're all trying to be new-age yuppies, and mundane 1950s
items like fruit trees in the back yard are deeply untrendy.
Especailly as new housing is on very small blocks and has very
large houses, hence nowhere to grow such things anyway. never
mind, it'll all sort itself out ain the next 40 years as their
children all terminate early from obesity resulting from the
confined quarters and absence of open space. The australians
posting in this newsgroup range from strongly deviant to
extremely deviant from the suburban norm. From other things too
Scotty, so snbip away. (mutter mutter)

--
Flying Tadpole

-------------------------
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past are downloadable at http://music.download.com/internetopera

In article , Flying Tadpole
wrote:

katysails wrote:

A
consequence of denser housing AND everyone pulling up their fruit
trees.

Why are they doing that???


'Cos they're all trying to be new-age yuppies, and mundane 1950s
items like fruit trees in the back yard are deeply untrendy.

You'll probably be pleased to know that last winter I planted a walnut,
2 cherries, an apple, a pear, nectarine and peach. This winter I'll
plant some blueberries and raspberries and probably some more fruit
tree varieties. Bit cold for citrus but may try anyway.

My Sydney place has a lot of citrus trees and an apple tree, all
planted by us when we moved in nearly 20 years ago. However it's on a
1000m square lot which simply doesn't exist any more. Developers keep
trying to buy the place so they can build 5 villa units on it.

Especailly as new housing is on very small blocks and has very
large houses, hence nowhere to grow such things anyway. never
mind, it'll all sort itself out ain the next 40 years as their
children all terminate early from obesity resulting from the
confined quarters and absence of open space. The australians
posting in this newsgroup range from strongly deviant to
extremely deviant from the suburban norm.

Hey, I'll agree with that! Normality is for Norms.

PDW

In article , OzOne wrote:

On Wed, 23 Jun 2004 12:00:03 +1000, Peter Wiley
scribbled thusly:

Yeah, happens all the time in suburban and near suburban Australia too.
Been a number of cases of people buying land near a pig farm or
mushroom farm and immediately trying to get the places closed down.

And Amaroo Park Motor Raceway, and Warwick Farm Raceway

IMNSHO there should be a caveat put on subdivision titles denying the
right to complain about pre-existing activities. Applies in spades to
people who buy waterfront apartments and immediately try to get the
commercial boatyards shut down (another problem in Sydney).

PDW

Yep, and people who buy a house under a flightpath then start crying
about aircraft noise

Oh, yes. Their motivation, at least, is transparent. Sheer greed. Like
anyone wants to drive halfway to Canberra to catch a plane.

PDW

Sounds like you know what that's like.

--
"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com

"Horvath" wrote in message
...
On Tue, 22 Jun 2004 21:17:03 +1000, OzOne wrote this crap:

On 22 Jun 2004 11:10:12 GMT, "Scott Vernon"
scribbled thusly:


"Peter Wiley" wrote
Field trips involved mandatory drinking every
night followed by crack

tough crowd.

Begs the question....If you woke up naked with a condom hanging out of
your arse, would you tell anyone.

Sounds like it's happened to you.





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