dreaming of england
#121
Victorian Evangelist
Joined: Sep 2005
Location: Melbourne, by the beach, living the dream.
Posts: 7,704
Re: dreaming of england/just go then!
Originally Posted by Nice Guy
Banned!
Bugger!
What for?
Bugger!
What for?
Seems he got a bit too excited and worked up over his issues with his adopted country! Maybe Sue or another moderator would enlighten us?
Cheers
Buzzy
#122
Re: dreaming of england/just go then!
He was banned because of his past history on this forum, not because of any recent events.
Originally Posted by Buzzy--Bee
Seems he got a bit too excited and worked up over his issues with his adopted country! Maybe Sue or another moderator would enlighten us?
Cheers
Buzzy
Cheers
Buzzy
#123
BE Forum Addict
Joined: Dec 2004
Posts: 3,038
Re: dreaming of england
Shame..............seemed like a nice chap, a little over enthusiastic perhaps.
#124
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Joined: Dec 2004
Posts: 3,038
Re: dreaming of england
For homesick harry, where ever you are, best wishes and I hope it all works out for you.
Do you want a lift?
Do you want a lift?
#126
BE Enthusiast
Joined: Jul 2004
Posts: 906
Re: dreaming of england/just go then!
Originally Posted by Sue
He was banned because of his past history on this forum, not because of any recent events.
Guys, life is life, people struggle everywhere (we had our first child in London, living in a bedsit, sharing a kitchen with a disturbed Zulu chief (so he said) ). Death, bad luck, loneliness, happiness everywhere. Only thing is to work out a way for yourself to make it better for you and your family. If that means abandoning your dream so be it. We have just done that to stay here in the UK!
Good will and good luck to all and remember research, research, research.
KAZ
#127
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Joined: Dec 2004
Posts: 3,038
Re: dreaming of england
What? He actually admitted to being a disturbed Zulu Chief?
Strange thing to admit, ho hum, each to their own, I suppose.
Strange thing to admit, ho hum, each to their own, I suppose.
#128
#129
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Location: Melbourne, by the beach, living the dream.
Posts: 7,704
Re: dreaming of england/just go then!
Originally Posted by kaz Hen
Just called me cluedo KAZ from now on.
Cheers
Buzzy
#130
Member of Mumo-land
Joined: Oct 2003
Location: DownUnder
Posts: 771
Re: dreaming of england/just go then!
[QUOTE=Nice Guy]Well thanks turkeytickler (cool name by the way) for confirming what I already knew and I am so pleased I have not upset anyone by being content with my lot, that's a large weight off my mind.
My offer, I thought, is a very generous and benevolent attempt to assist UK weary people back to their homeland, which incidentally is also my homeland. Not one person has taken up this kind service but there is still time to return before Christmas if so desired.
And likewise to the last sentence of your posting.
homesick harry I am sure your postings have been greeted with the veracity that they have been written, however as I am a closet epidemiologist I am intrigued by one of your postings where you state:
Edited by Nice Guy for space reasons
My offer, I thought, is a very generous and benevolent attempt to assist UK weary people back to their homeland
I will give you my bank account details for the transfer . End of March next year sound okay to you?
My offer, I thought, is a very generous and benevolent attempt to assist UK weary people back to their homeland, which incidentally is also my homeland. Not one person has taken up this kind service but there is still time to return before Christmas if so desired.
And likewise to the last sentence of your posting.
homesick harry I am sure your postings have been greeted with the veracity that they have been written, however as I am a closet epidemiologist I am intrigued by one of your postings where you state:
Edited by Nice Guy for space reasons
My offer, I thought, is a very generous and benevolent attempt to assist UK weary people back to their homeland
I will give you my bank account details for the transfer . End of March next year sound okay to you?
#131
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: dreaming of england/just go then!
Originally Posted by Nice Guy
Well thanks turkeytickler (cool name by the way) for confirming what I already knew and I am so pleased I have not upset anyone by being content with my lot, that's a large weight off my mind.
My offer, I thought, is a very generous and benevolent attempt to assist UK weary people back to their homeland, which incidentally is also my homeland. Not one person has taken up this kind service but there is still time to return before Christmas if so desired.
And likewise to the last sentence of your posting.
homesick harry I am sure your postings have been greeted with the veracity that they have been written, however as I am a closet epidemiologist I am intrigued by one of your postings where you state:
Edited by Nice Guy for space reasons
What is your source and reference for this interesting information?
This is not a knocking I am genuinely fascinated.
My offer, I thought, is a very generous and benevolent attempt to assist UK weary people back to their homeland, which incidentally is also my homeland. Not one person has taken up this kind service but there is still time to return before Christmas if so desired.
And likewise to the last sentence of your posting.
homesick harry I am sure your postings have been greeted with the veracity that they have been written, however as I am a closet epidemiologist I am intrigued by one of your postings where you state:
Edited by Nice Guy for space reasons
What is your source and reference for this interesting information?
This is not a knocking I am genuinely fascinated.
Your offer, as as you know, was an attempt to belittle the people who use this forum to discuss subjects that matter to them or just use it to let off a little steam.
I do not see any evidence of similar treatment to those who post positive experiences. It is true that there is some heated debate, but this is in response to accusions of whinging and denial.
#132
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Re: dreaming of england/just go then!
Originally Posted by kaz Hen
I knew it, it was P.S Wardle wasn't it. He hated me 'cause I told him Wellington was great, then he got there and didn't like it! Just called me cluedo KAZ from now on.
Guys, life is life, people struggle everywhere (we had our first child in London, living in a bedsit, sharing a kitchen with a disturbed Zulu chief (so he said) ). Death, bad luck, loneliness, happiness everywhere. Only thing is to work out a way for yourself to make it better for you and your family. If that means abandoning your dream so be it. We have just done that to stay here in the UK!
Good will and good luck to all and remember research, research, research.
KAZ
Guys, life is life, people struggle everywhere (we had our first child in London, living in a bedsit, sharing a kitchen with a disturbed Zulu chief (so he said) ). Death, bad luck, loneliness, happiness everywhere. Only thing is to work out a way for yourself to make it better for you and your family. If that means abandoning your dream so be it. We have just done that to stay here in the UK!
Good will and good luck to all and remember research, research, research.
KAZ
#133
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Joined: Dec 2004
Posts: 3,038
Re: dreaming of england/just go then!
Originally Posted by turkeytickler
I do not seek to reassure you that your comments are unoffensive, as you say that would be obvious.
Your offer, as as you know, was an attempt to belittle the people who use this forum to discuss subjects that matter to them or just use it to let off a little steam.
I do not see any evidence of similar treatment to those who post positive experiences. It is true that there is some heated debate, but this is in response to accusions of whinging and denial.
Your offer, as as you know, was an attempt to belittle the people who use this forum to discuss subjects that matter to them or just use it to let off a little steam.
I do not see any evidence of similar treatment to those who post positive experiences. It is true that there is some heated debate, but this is in response to accusions of whinging and denial.
My offer is a genuine post offering a genuine service to the disgruntled of this forum to get them to the airport and out of New Zealand.
I most certainly do not view it as an attempt to belittle users, it is a shame you view an innocent post as such.
You may not see any evidence of similar treatment to those who post positive experiences as they do not require the service I still continue to offer.
Heated debate?
That one is a pure enigma to me, how about just plain rude?
That would be more of a description.
#134
Re: dreaming of england/just go then!
Originally Posted by Nice Guy
Excuse me?
My offer is a genuine post offering a genuine service to the disgruntled of this forum to get them to the airport and out of New Zealand.
I most certainly do not view it as an attempt to belittle users, it is a shame you view an innocent post as such.
You may not see any evidence of similar treatment to those who post positive experiences as they do not require the service I still continue to offer.
Heated debate?
That one is a pure enigma to me, how about just plain rude?
That would be more of a description.
My offer is a genuine post offering a genuine service to the disgruntled of this forum to get them to the airport and out of New Zealand.
I most certainly do not view it as an attempt to belittle users, it is a shame you view an innocent post as such.
You may not see any evidence of similar treatment to those who post positive experiences as they do not require the service I still continue to offer.
Heated debate?
That one is a pure enigma to me, how about just plain rude?
That would be more of a description.
#135
Isle of Wight Chick
Joined: Nov 2005
Location: Rangiora, New Zealand
Posts: 59
Re: dreaming of england
it would be cool if u could pay for me to go back in july !! the weather is a bit crap in the uk at the mo.......