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poor relative
poor relative
WA
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WA, 9106 posts
16 Jan 2005 11:12pm
ahhhh green one,

You are still around, where have you been, please spill those beans.

Greenroom
Greenroom
WA
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WA, 7608 posts
16 Jan 2005 11:33pm
looks like your on the net at this crazy hour as me

GONE WITH THE WIND
poor relative
poor relative
WA
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WA, 9106 posts
16 Jan 2005 11:50pm
on nights it sucks
hardman
hardman
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1116 posts
17 Jan 2005 8:00am
P Rel

Your sense of humour kills me

I will post my personal details to your private messages if that is possible. Can't think of anything funny to say too early in the morning

Hardie (Board Butcher and Reef Magnet)
poor relative
poor relative
WA
9106 posts
WA, 9106 posts
17 Jan 2005 4:36pm
you sure can, email me on my email thing attatched to my jiggame whatsit, you know??

[email protected]

Mike
FlyingWhiteBoy
FlyingWhiteBoy
WA
111 posts
WA, 111 posts
18 Jan 2005 1:29pm
I work as a mentor for juvenile offenders, a support worker for disabled adults, a tutor for rural aboriginal girls, a dancer and a dance instructer. I am also a mad doctor in training.
FilthyAmatuer
FilthyAmatuer
WA
877 posts
WA, 877 posts
18 Jan 2005 9:13pm
Im a lifeguard... I save people

Haydz
poor relative
poor relative
WA
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WA, 9106 posts
18 Jan 2005 11:34pm
I was a life guard too, not your traditional lifeguard of course but a lifeguard with a difference.

You see i used to save the lives of injured otters in the depths of the canadian bush. I would indeed dress in my speedos, have my megaphone at the ready, (very important for the unruly ones), have my goggles and that ever lovely red and yellow hat and sit on the banks of the lake to ensure that these critters never drowned or got into difficulty in the lakes.
However after a couple of days i became disheartend. These little furry animals were adept at swimming and whenever i came near to save them they would hiss, bite me or swim away.
I soon left after contracting a nasty rash, and being offered a position with MI5
hardman
hardman
1116 posts
1116 posts
19 Jan 2005 10:37am
Never having been a life-gaurd myself, I must say their work is invaluable. I remember one time being saved by a lifegaurd, and am eternally grateful to her.

I remember swimming in the shallows in about 7 or 8 inches of water when I got myself into big trouble. I'd been perving on this stunning looking lifegaurd doing her warm-up exercises next to the shore, One exercise particlularly caught my eye, I'd stopped paying attention to the seabed floor, and a freak accident occurred whereby somehow my manhood had lodged itself between some rocks. She was quickly alerted by my screams of agony and dashed into the water, ahhhh the memories.......................The finer details of which cannot be told on this forum However, I can say I will be eternally grateful to all of our lifegaurd bothers and particularly to one sister

NB. Note the number of my reply

Hardie (Board Butcher and Reef Magnet)
Greenroom
Greenroom
WA
7608 posts
WA, 7608 posts
19 Jan 2005 1:31pm
im 70 but thats not a position common to honeymooners
so hows the scar on your sea cucumber softy
no i dont want to see it but im sure haydz will

GONE WITH THE WIND
hosko
hosko
WA
393 posts
WA, 393 posts
19 Jan 2005 2:06pm
Dan - yeah mate tim told me you were around here somewhere, i havnt been around long, have had some lessons gonna buy some stuff then get out there!
FilthyAmatuer
FilthyAmatuer
WA
877 posts
WA, 877 posts
19 Jan 2005 11:44pm
Ahhh ****, I dont wanna look at hardies dick... apparently he hasnt got one... is that how u lost it???... no really check his profile... it says he is a chick. I am not the beach lifeguard time... I work in a swimming pool, several infact, and all the hot hot women that swim there worship me like i god. Soon however I will be an engineer... like many other windsurfers, lots of money for the toys with no time to play with them, such is life

Haydz
poor relative
poor relative
WA
9106 posts
WA, 9106 posts
20 Jan 2005 12:25am
i just cant think of anything to say, i'm actually lost for words.
Geez, i just can't do it.......just cant.....muster .......that .......little bit of ......inspiration.........ahhhh...no...cant do it. S**t hang on........nope cant do it. Darn

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Thanks for the tea missus and i do apologise for eating the last piece of cake
Greenroom
Greenroom
WA
7608 posts
WA, 7608 posts
20 Jan 2005 1:25pm
wow i never though id see the day when our poor friend has been lost for words

GONE WITH THE WIND
hardman
hardman
1116 posts
1116 posts
20 Jan 2005 7:02pm
Writers block, happens to the best of us

I remember when I was doing some writing for comedians in Sydney, and while I was doing it for free, the lines, stories and anecdotes kept coming. After some of my material was performed and it went over well, I was offered money to write some more stuff. F#cked if I could write anything when it got real, and people were gonna pay me to make people laugh. Haven't written anything for professional comedians since that success

My brother is a stand-up comic in Sydney and knows the crew, I predominantly wrote for him until it got serious Mucking around is one thing, doing it for real is quite another I'm on holidays at the moment so I can muckaround in between windsurfing and reminiscing the good old days, as soon as work starts full on and the stress levels get high, the sense of humour usually disappears

Hardina (Exchange Student staying at Hardie's place)
FilthyAmatuer
FilthyAmatuer
WA
877 posts
WA, 877 posts
20 Jan 2005 8:56pm
He hardie, just missed ya today, soz didnt give ya a buzz, left straight from work pretty much... got down to avi, just after u left... looked a bit average so didnt bother going for a sail... cya next time

Haydz
poor relative
poor relative
WA
9106 posts
WA, 9106 posts
20 Jan 2005 10:54pm
Let me tell you about where i am working at the moment.

well its a nice little job, and i work with a really delightful bunch of ladies.

You see i have just (last week) been employed to sew the spouts onto tea cosies. I have total autonomy, in so far as i can choose the type of wool and colour of that wool.
The people i work with although not being a hardcore thrashing bunch of yobs are interesting in their own idiosyncratic fashion. Dellilah was today telling me tales of how her neighbour forgot to bring his recycle bin in from the road for two days after the bin man had been. Can you believe that? Lillian also was telling me how i can save 5 cents by returning glass bottles via post to South Australia. Fascinating stuff i can tell you. Also have you thought how bad 6PR is now jenny is no longer on on the arvos...write to your local MP expressing your dissatisfaction.

I think i will be happy here, me my teacosies and the Girls.

poor relative
poor relative
WA
9106 posts
WA, 9106 posts
21 Jan 2005 7:14am
woooo hoooo

Mi5 have released me from my current mission in Poland, i now have 10 days off. Gatta love the british secret service they are so generous with leave.

Thanks q
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