New Year......New Trolls
Jan 15th 2004, 6:37 am
#121
Dutch expat/Aus citizen
Joined: Apr 2003
Location: South East, Perth (was Holland)
Posts: 5,789
Originally posted by Go Banana's !!
God , I think we have made things worse !!
We don't have the 'Warren Dix' login anymore, so just look at who signs off at the end, if that's ok. Typical didn't realise we'd confused people - sorry - bare with us - is Perth really ready for the Clampets ?
Jill and Warren
God , I think we have made things worse !!
We don't have the 'Warren Dix' login anymore, so just look at who signs off at the end, if that's ok. Typical didn't realise we'd confused people - sorry - bare with us - is Perth really ready for the Clampets ?
Jill and Warren
But yeah, just don't forget to add your own name to the bottom.. now you've got Jill and Warren, so I don't know who it is!
Not that it really matters, but you'll still have the same prob as when you had Warren Dix!!
( I think we(who are on here lots) can usually tell now though, cos we've gotten to 'know' you
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Jan 15th 2004, 6:47 am
#122
Dutch expat/Aus citizen
Joined: Apr 2003
Location: South East, Perth (was Holland)
Posts: 5,789
Originally posted by Paul99
do you really think all these people are real? I can bet most of them are totally different to their 'personalities' . Jirrupin might be quite nice in the flesh - stranger things have happened!
and maybe the puppet is the real one - not the ventriloquist? If i am 2 people then which one is the real me? you won't ever know, same as you dont know if any of the 'regulars' are genuine nice people - could all be ar**holes in the flesh.
and simone, it doesn't matter who i am or who I've been - you don't know me anyway. and Im not a 'regular'. but so what if I was? I don't see why anyone would be bothered. Remember wilf? you all loved him at the end - even tho he wasn't real.
I think you'll find there's more than one or two multi posters out there.
do you really think all these people are real? I can bet most of them are totally different to their 'personalities' . Jirrupin might be quite nice in the flesh - stranger things have happened!
and maybe the puppet is the real one - not the ventriloquist? If i am 2 people then which one is the real me? you won't ever know, same as you dont know if any of the 'regulars' are genuine nice people - could all be ar**holes in the flesh.
and simone, it doesn't matter who i am or who I've been - you don't know me anyway. and Im not a 'regular'. but so what if I was? I don't see why anyone would be bothered. Remember wilf? you all loved him at the end - even tho he wasn't real.
I think you'll find there's more than one or two multi posters out there.
I actually find most people nice, even if me might differ on opinion sometimes. I get along with everyone in my life right now, classmates, workmates. I also never have fights and stuff.
I am bothered by these multi posters, because I believe in the 'goodness' of people, and their honesty. Yes, I'm naive, I'm young, and have had a brilliant life up till now.
You won't understand me anyway, if you're a multi p.
I can't believe I'm respnding to you.
But EVERYBODY is real. People being multiposters are, even though they might be lying half the time, there is something real somewhere.
Anyway, I'm getting very confused now...
And yes, it bothers me. And nothing will change that I'm afraid.
Jan 15th 2004, 6:55 am
#123
Kiwified member
Joined: Oct 2003
Location: New Plymouth, NZ
Posts: 1,647
Oy Go Bananas - I object to you both using the same username. 
Why?
Because you will get to the 500th post before me with two of you at it!!! (even tho I can't count!)
Why?
Because you will get to the 500th post before me with two of you at it!!! (even tho I can't count!)
Jan 15th 2004, 8:04 am
#124
Guest
Posts: n/a
Originally posted by Pollster
Oy Go Bananas - I object to you both using the same username.
Why?
Because you will get to the 500th post before me with two of you at it!!! (even tho I can't count!)
Oy Go Bananas - I object to you both using the same username.
Why?
Because you will get to the 500th post before me with two of you at it!!! (even tho I can't count!)
Sussed ... ..the real reason Hubby just wants five stars, told him he should work in MacD's when we get to Oz
Cheers Pollster
PS been away an hour watching you know what...........
Jan 15th 2004, 8:05 am
#125
Guest
Posts: n/a
Originally posted by Go Banana's !!
Sussed ... ..the real reason Hubby just wants five stars, told him he should work in MacD's when we get to Oz
Cheers Pollster
PS been away an hour watching you know what...........
Sussed ... ..the real reason Hubby just wants five stars, told him he should work in MacD's when we get to Oz
Cheers Pollster
PS been away an hour watching you know what...........
Cheers Jill
Jan 15th 2004, 8:07 am
#126
Up The Arse!!
Joined: May 2003
Location: Maslins
Posts: 3,425
Re: pulling technique
Originally posted by Pollster
sorry, don't get you there wenger?
Are you saying I am trying to pull WBB?
sorry, don't get you there wenger?
Are you saying I am trying to pull WBB?
Jan 15th 2004, 11:53 am
#127
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: pulling technique
what's wrong with Australian women learning to sew - useful skill I would say. I had to sew as a teenager to mend holes in things etc. Mrs B sews - as a young lady in her country she had to do those things. It was expected.
If UK teenagers actually stopped watching telly maybe they would have more allround skills!
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If UK teenagers actually stopped watching telly maybe they would have more allround skills!
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Jan 15th 2004, 11:56 am
#128
Not here
Joined: Jan 2003
Posts: 1,621
Re: pulling technique
Originally posted by badgersmount
what's wrong with Australian women learning to sew - useful skill I would say. I had to sew as a teenager to mend holes in things etc. Mrs B sews - as a young lady in her country she had to do those things. It was expected.
If UK teenagers actually stopped watching telly maybe they would have more allround skills!
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what's wrong with Australian women learning to sew - useful skill I would say. I had to sew as a teenager to mend holes in things etc. Mrs B sews - as a young lady in her country she had to do those things. It was expected.
If UK teenagers actually stopped watching telly maybe they would have more allround skills!
Badge
Jan 15th 2004, 12:29 pm
#129
Brain Drained
Joined: Aug 2003
Posts: 1,882
Re: pulling technique
I had to sew as a teenager to mend holes in things etc. Mrs B sews - as a young lady in her country she had to do those things. It was expected.
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Shut up Badgers ya big blouse!!!
I had better put a little footnote on that this is a joke before I am pounced upon by the "Badgers Protection League"
Jan 16th 2004, 1:12 am
#130
home again, home again
Joined: Apr 2003
Location: Notts to Perth, Perth to Notts
Posts: 1,748
Originally posted by Fuzzyness
well you've chosen to live there as well so maybe your children may turn out the same.
well you've chosen to live there as well so maybe your children may turn out the same.
