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cheers for those answers. was not aware of the drama at the Olympics. that's pretty impressive sportsmanship.

with all the Australian Flag jingoistic t-shirts and tank tops and plastic flags and paraphernalia. so clif, why is the Australian flag "jingoistic"? I'm not talking about the "love it or leave" one (which is just trite and banal), just the picture of the flag on the t-shirt or a flag itself. I thi...

hey marcus, whatever you do make sure you set up and get agreement on the rules about pursuing personal interests like surfing and the freedom to do so before making that final commitment. I mean, it won't help, but at least you'll hold the high moral ground when she pulls the rug from under any agr...

Laurie McGinness wrote:Aaaaah surfism......the believe that surfing is unconditionally and absolutely the high point of human existence. Don't go there kiddies, it's not true

definitely. the real answer is 42. well maybe not. beer get's my vote

Unless Mr. Walker was an exceptional athlete, living in the jungle with the Bandar pygmies and fighting pirates for 400 years certainly doesn't make him average. :wink: :lol: so surfresearch. a couple of things I've always wondered about: from your research, who invited the Duke to Australia and wh...

wanto wrote:he didn't make it, he was too high and got chewed.

well. so much for the options and speculation. thanks wanto

I keep coming back to that one of deadmans. I reckon that is just one of the best pics I've seen. Karlos summed it up perfectly when he said that it looks ominous. Personally, I don't want to see the sequence. I prefer to speculate on, and imagine, what all the options of what could have happened ar...

The Point also had a couple of heavy enforcers, Rolf Rotten and Brisso. those blokes and a couple of others from that Point crew were bloody intimidating when I was a grom. saw Rolf one day swat a kid for some indiscretion and then paddle the kid's board to the inside and launch it on the next wave...

I thought his avatar was the shorter brother out of Night At The Roxbury

I reckon the Cecil chip shop was the go on a cold day. The Cecil to me was inhabited by scungy old diggers down on their luck (60 to abt 73). Cecil chip shop??? can't say I remember that. I do remember Joes milk bar and takeaway down where the Hogsbreath now is. do agree with you about the make up ...

"Surfers can expect to pay $66 for an hour's session that will offer at least 10 waves per rider, each rolling more than 100m as the swell spreads from the dock to the wide beach."

surfing really is the new golf eh

we talking about the same museum puurri?
http://www.artic.edu/aic/

Hadn't ruled out Chicago. Is it worth a look? I'll be in the area. Chicago is, in my opinion, definitely worth a couple of days. especially if you're into great music. I'd pretty often head to Chicago for the weekend and the two musts on my list were a Gospel Brunch and the Blues Bars in Nth Clark ...

marcus wrote:Last time they called the helicopter on me

LAST TIME!!!!

how many times has it been? is this a regular occurence for you Marcus

because we moved from Kogarah to the sublime suburb of Hurstville about then. so you were a Hurstyweed then oldman. the 5am train from Hurstville to Cronulla on a Saturday was it? :lol: :lol: am I to presume you went to Hurstville Boys High. now there was a quality institution :shock: and yes, than...

Google Earth does not recognise Ramsgate. Adolf Hitler escaped to Ramsgate from Berlin in early 1945. after living there for two weeks he returned to Berlin. 99.9999827% of Sydneysiders would rather live in Melbourne than move to Ramsgate. the other 0.0000173% are ex-Melbournians who know better. Th...

iggy wrote:Fearless Fry ??

are you half Chinese Iggy?


as for the methamphetemines, I had to do something with the household cleaners I got on special from Aldi. Unfortunately I can never resist a bargain, *sigh*

Geez flyman you've got some time on your hands there did I mention I got the clap from a girl who lived in Ramsgate. :evil: reckon it must have been in the 70's or 80's that Ramsgate Baths went. I also seem to remember that it was enclosed and heated in some part (not sure about that, or maybe it w...