Uuuuuuuurgh, wwwhhhe wazzz

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Hi Alex, just arrived in BKK at previously mentioned abode.

Dinner time and dying for feed of REALLY GOOD fusn 'n chups.

Had them at the "Offshore fish shop" in Soi 23, (Ithinks).

Reasonably priced too.

Philippines no good, Malaysian no good either,

Better than Ockor, nealy as good as a Kiwi feed.

Highly recommended as best in LoS.

Bloody heck, you are eating fish and chips in Thailand................

Bloody heck, you are eating fish and chips in Thailand................

Yeah, I wondered too.

Mind you, a good fush'n'chups is nice once in a while.

Please don't tell me they wrap it up in a piece of newspaper.

.........yeah, and me Filipna G/F had baked beans on toast,...... there.

Good farang tukka.

too much ice cream and chocolate ...

Put finger deep in throat and, BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGH....

Until when are you here again Zpeed?

I might have some time tomorrows if not too late as I have to wake up at 5 to get to the assylum called office.

Now that was funny............

A few years ago when the English Cricket team were touring Australia, members of their supporters club, The Barmy Army, were seen and heard everywhere.

One of their favorite ditties which they would chant anywhere, anytime consisted of the words "We get three dollars to the pound" repeated ad nauseam. The Australian dollar was in the doldrums at the time.

Today the AUD hit 57.72 pence! The highest rate in 25 years.

All things come to those who wait.

A few years ago when the English Cricket team were touring Australia, members of their supporters club, The Barmy Army, were seen and heard everywhere.

One of their favorite ditties which they would chant anywhere, anytime consisted of the words "We get three dollars to the pound" repeated ad nauseam. The Australian dollar was in the doldrums at the time.

Today the AUD hit 57.72 pence! The highest rate in 25 years.

All things come to those who wait.

You can hold a grudge.

A few years ago when the English Cricket team were touring Australia, members of their supporters club, The Barmy Army, were seen and heard everywhere.

One of their favorite ditties which they would chant anywhere, anytime consisted of the words "We get three dollars to the pound" repeated ad nauseam. The Australian dollar was in the doldrums at the time.

Today the AUD hit 57.72 pence! The highest rate in 25 years.

All things come to those who wait.

You can hold a grudge.

As many on the forum can attest!

My mind may not be as sharp as it once was, but I still have a very long memory.

A group of rattlesnakes is called a rumba.

Collective nouns can be quite amusing. A friend of mine talks about a weasel of lawyers.

Put finger deep in throat and, BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGH....

Until when are you here again Zpeed?

I might have some time tomorrows if not too late as I have to wake up at 5 to get to the assylum called office.

Bad luck, Alex.

We back in Godzone, NZ.

Had busy time missed checking during day.

Me Gal shopping etc.

Be back later this year, I hopes.

Always try for Loy Krathong.

Cheers matey.

Collective nouns can be quite amusing. A friend of mine talks about a weasel of lawyers.

Collectivly, myself and a lotta kiwi mates, here and in OZ.

Collective noun................

Weazels = Ockor beers.

Just back from sunny Gran Canaria to freezing cold Blighty. Burrrr!!!

A " pole " of bar girls..............

Just back from sunny Gran Canaria to freezing cold Blighty. Burrrr!!!

Melbourne yesterday 44c, today 40c. Grrrrr.

A " pole " of bar girls..............

Very good!

A bar of Poles?

A scrotum of ladyboys?

A scrotum of ladyboys?

Not necessarily...

I prefer the older collective noun, a misunderstanding of ladyboys.

Mother Theresa an older dead noun

I prefer the older collective noun, a misunderstanding of ladyboys.

Good imagery,....... I imagine

Having arrived back in Melbourne, it took me around five days to get my notebook back up to its former state. (I must get around to making a back-up image of the HD. This is the third time in 18 months that Vista has irretrievably crashed and burned - twice while I was in Thailand without the ability to reinstall. Wish I'd had the foresight a week ago to buy and install Win 7.)

Having arrived back in Melbourne, it took me around five days to get my notebook back up to its former state. (I must get around to making a back-up image of the HD. This is the third time in 18 months that Vista has irretrievably crashed and burned - twice while I was in Thailand without the ability to reinstall. Wish I'd had the foresight a week ago to buy and install Win 7.)

I wouldn't rush into 7. I think I have been vindicated by not switching to Vista. Let the masses test it for a year or more.

Another TERRIBLE thing I found about latest Win OS.....my motherboard crapped out.....in the old days, I would just buy another and install it. Not now! New motherboard means re-install Windows (with the usual re-install of everything else and loss of un-backed-up data) as Win does not recognise the new hardware.

Justified and Ancient, Ancient and a-justified,

Rocking to the rhythm in their ice cream van

with the plan and the key to

enter into Mu Mu

Vibes from the tribes of the Jams

I know where the beat is at,

'cos I know what time it is

freedom on the dial, make mine a "99"

New style, meanwhile, always on a mission while

Fishing in the rivers of life

Fishing in the rivers of life (hoi)

Fishing in the rivers of life (hoi)

Fishing in the rivers

Fishing in the rivers

Fishing in the rivers of life (hoi)

Voo-va-voolie

Za-shi-va-zom

Voo-va-voolie

(Bring the beat back)

Having arrived back in Melbourne, it took me around five days to get my notebook back up to its former state. (I must get around to making a back-up image of the HD. This is the third time in 18 months that Vista has irretrievably crashed and burned - twice while I was in Thailand without the ability to reinstall. Wish I'd had the foresight a week ago to buy and install Win 7.)

I wouldn't rush into 7. I think I have been vindicated by not switching to Vista. Let the masses test it for a year or more.

I'm one of the masses you speak of. I had Vista, it was she-1te. Had windows 7 installed and I must admit, I love it.

Having arrived back in Melbourne, it took me around five days to get my notebook back up to its former state. (I must get around to making a back-up image of the HD. This is the third time in 18 months that Vista has irretrievably crashed and burned - twice while I was in Thailand without the ability to reinstall. Wish I'd had the foresight a week ago to buy and install Win 7.)

I wouldn't rush into 7. I think I have been vindicated by not switching to Vista. Let the masses test it for a year or more.

I'm one of the masses you speak of. I had Vista, it was she-1te. Had windows 7 installed and I must admit, I love it.

Keep on testing it for me then. Thanks.