Hey Joebee,do know the Famous radio personality "Raymundo"?LOL.Cheers.Ibbo

Hi Scottme1,

WELCOME TO THE FORUM! (deliberate shouting to make you feel at  home)

feel free to shout anytime (in all senses of the word).... some people reckon I wouldn't shout in a shark attack!(got in ahead of you there Disco!)

Jim

Nope, never heard of him.

No sweat Joe,He frequents the Rooty Hill RSL.No matter.Cheers.Ibbo.

Love to shout and will be on a mission to shout each and everyone I can catch up to on this forum and I am sure that all wil do the same good times ahead

Dozzer & Cougar love ducks we have several at the back of our home the boys keep asking them to come and play but they never do some ducks can be stuck up (I said some not all)

Hi Scott & Kym , welcome to the forum .
Ask the questions & some one will will have a go at answering it for you .
Cheers for the New Year.

Scottme..............do me a favour mate..............wear your alfoil beanie and don't get caught up with the rest of the "Duck Knockers" on here. I am hoping that you are above this. Don't let me down!!

Hi there, wer are newbies too,  we are ready to take the jump, but need a little push to get me started, 

Hey DD. Keep the poo under control. Welcom Scot and Kym. When I first joined this forum I had had no experience with computers at all. All the encouragement I needed came from the fellow GN's. Now I'm not quite so useless!!! As was previously said....don't wait 10 years to start tripping around. We feel semi retired now altho we are a few months away yet. We have travelled the majority of the top half of Australia over the last 15 years and have still worked at the same job, so it can be done. Just plan your trips around whatever time you have available. Whether they be long or short trips does'nt matter, just as long as you are enjoying it. PS. "The Boys" are really harmless.....unless you need surgery!!!! Cheers Dellie

That Raymundo, yes I hear him on Talkin Sport. Drew a blank for a while there, I haven't personally seen at the shaggers mountain rissole club.

Hi all nice to be on a nice site

Justine, really.

Sneaking in like that, and from pommyland as well!!

I do hope that at your young age that you're not altogether grey

Are you indeed nomadic?

Go on, be brave and tell us a bit more about yourself on a thread of your own.

Do remember, though, that 'extracting the urine' is a time honoured Aussie way of greeting friends, so don't let feral ducks, flat top flyboys, Bunbarian belligerents, saw doctors and the other assorted no-hopers, get under your skin.

They pick on me too, hence the avatar.

G'day you pair, sorry you have so much to put up with so quickly, read on who knows you may find some info in here somewhere!

HAHA
its all good Dave enjoying the banter and the giggles, a nice way to wind down from a long night at work
Cheers
Kym

ah I remember night shift, I did ten years shiftwork in the port pirie smelter, go to be a blue hat ( a big knob in common language) I hated every bloody day of it, everyday I went in and clocked on I swore would be my last, we had our second kiddie then who was born with cerebral palsy so I had no choice but to continue, but by hell you'd never get me back in there it is said shiftwork shortens your life by about ten years!

yep I was constantly crook, working over the top of the pans full of molten lead in a heavy lift overhead crane, average temp around 45degs, then step outside into rain and temps around 20degs always had flu like symptoms

The constantly being crook I can relate to...Whatever ailments my patrons have I always seem to catch from swine flu to whooping coough, just to name a few over the past 25yrs of doing the same industry.
One would like to think they would stay away with their disease but alas not the case.
I do feel they believe alcohol to be the cure for anything.

Ahhh the joys of babysitting drunks.

yep the shiftwork knocks your immune system for a six, when you are not physically ill the body is so run down you "feel" ill! I attended many seminars as "the shift boss" of the refinery and industry is well aware of this problem but refuse to do anything about it

sigh yes unfortunately that is the way it is..
and as they say
thats the way the mop flops

and speaking of mops flopping time for me to head to work, check on my staff, and enjoy my night

Cheers
Kym

Scottme1 wrote:

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I do feel they believe alcohol to be the cure for anything.

Ahhh the joys of babysitting drunks.

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You mean it isn't??????????????????

 

What a party pooper...............Cheers.Ibbo.

ist it!!!!,................... hell I just get used to the idea of being hypnotised by a dog, and now I'm told the answer is not alcohol, why do I have an ovewhelming desire to go to the fridge and take out the cold roast bone!!

Nothing worse than a mongrel dog with a "Floppy Mop" :)


Take no notice of him boys.............he obviously has NO clue!!

I mean....what does a dog with a floppy mop know anyway??   Yummies Rule!!!!!

I'm just off to the fridge for my first Yummie of the day.   Cheers Guys!!

-- Edited by Disco Duck on Sunday 3rd of January 2010 03:56:56 PM

joebee wrote:

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Does the pup like Ducks???

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It may even like to eat Ducks dont know about the disco side of it though might be a bit tough .

 

Good evening gentlemen,
I was informed tonight by a patron that the drinks I served him did cure several of his ailments, that by the time he was leaving our establisment his eyesight had improved and that his wife was looking lovely.

And yes the dogs loveeeeeeeee ducks they like most things that are foul

Cheers
Kym



-- Edited by Scottme1 on Monday 4th of January 2010 05:45:27 AM

oh he can be foul alright no doubt about that!!!

Maybe I need more Yummies when I look at all these yappy mongrel dog avatars!!

Ducks Rule!!