Hell On Wheels (a.k.a. Hoellentour)

warrwych said:

warrwych

http://www.freewebs.com/jaywoo/bike.html

Jay Woo said:

http://www.freewebs.com/jaywoo/bike.html

9spd Altegra eh? 😉

hippy
"I know a genuine Panaphonics when I see it!"

quote='Jay Woo'warrwych said:

warrwych

http://www.freewebs.com/jaywoo/bike.html[/QUOTE]

Jay, you're a smooth, smooth man....

quote='Jay Woo'warrwych said:

warrwych

http://www.freewebs.com/jaywoo/bike.html[/QUOTE]

just wonderin' wots under all that shiny black paint on ur roadie Jay woo woo woo??? and.. do you have a big shed???? :p

hippy said:

Jay Woo said:

http://www.freewebs.com/jaywoo/bike.html

9spd Altegra eh? 😉

hippy
"I know a genuine Panaphonics when I see it!"

Cool a 'proof reader'! Thx

Jay Woo said:

hippy said:

Jay Woo said:

http://www.freewebs.com/jaywoo/bike.html

9spd Altegra eh? 😉

hippy
"I know a genuine Panaphonics when I see it!"

Cool a 'proof reader'! Thx

I'm glad you got the 'r' in the right spot..

hippy
"Chronic proof reader.. of 'other' people's writing" 🙂

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You can order it from Amazon Germany.
--
oely

Is amazon.de the only place you can order it from?

Roughly $AU21 for the DVD is good but $26 for
shipping - not so good!

Mick

hippy said:

I'm glad you got the 'r' in the right spot..

hippy
"Chronic proof reader.. of 'other' people's writing" 🙂

I Can't say I wasn't tempted🙂

On Thu, 24 Mar 2005 at 00:27 GMT, hippy (aka Bruce)
was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:

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"Chronic proof reader.. of 'other' people's writing" 🙂

Say, I've got to write my thesis in a few months.

😉

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TimC -- http://astronomy.swin.edu.au/staff/tconnors/
"If geiger counter does not click, the coffee, she is just not thick."
-- Pitr Dubovich, User Friendly

TimC said:

On Thu, 24 Mar 2005 at 00:27 GMT, hippy (aka Bruce)
was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:

Quoted message said:

"Chronic proof reader.. of 'other' people's writing" 🙂

Say, I've got to write my thesis in a few months.

You gotta be able to find me AND remunerate me :P

hippy

On Thu, 24 Mar 2005 at 14:29 GMT, hippy (aka Bruce)
was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:

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TimC said:

On Thu, 24 Mar 2005 at 00:27 GMT, hippy (aka Bruce)
was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:

Quoted message said:

"Chronic proof reader.. of 'other' people's writing" 🙂

Say, I've got to write my thesis in a few months.

You gotta be able to find me AND remunerate me :P

Mountain goat is probably the answer to both 🙂

--
TimC -- http://astronomy.swin.edu.au/staff/tconnors/
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TimC said:

On Thu, 24 Mar 2005 at 14:29 GMT, hippy (aka Bruce)

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Say, I've got to write my thesis in a few months.

You gotta be able to find me AND remunerate me :P

Mountain goat is probably the answer to both 🙂

You willing to send cases of it to Europe and pay for
my access to internet cafe's?? 😄

hippy
- spots potential business oppurtunity! 😉

On Fri, 25 Mar 2005 at 11:10 GMT, hippy (aka Bruce)
was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:

Quoted message said:

TimC said:

On Thu, 24 Mar 2005 at 14:29 GMT, hippy (aka Bruce)

Quoted message said:

>
>Say, I've got to write my thesis in a few months.

You gotta be able to find me AND remunerate me :P

Mountain goat is probably the answer to both 🙂

You willing to send cases of it to Europe and pay for
my access to internet cafe's?? 😄

When you going again -- apr 5? I hear you may make it to Alternative
Monday yet, but it seems there is only a Mountain Goat Friday or two
left?

Quoted message said:

- spots potential business oppurtunity! 😉

Hey, I know someone who spent all last year shipping Tim Tams ($50 a
pop just for postage, each time, IIRC) to America for a bunch of
Kibologists who found they like the smooth creamy sweeet sweeet taste
of Tim Tams.

--
TimC -- http://astronomy.swin.edu.au/staff/tconnors/
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TimC said:

When you going again -- apr 5? I hear you may make it to Alternative
Monday yet, but it seems there is only a Mountain Goat Friday or two
left?

Apr 5 I leave work. May 13 I leave Oz (& all your parties can start 🙂).

I missed tonight's goat because my bro stopped off at Tulla on his way
to Mildura from army in Townsville. He's going to be sent OS soon and
with me leaving too, it could be years before I see him again. 🙁
Figured I could miss a few ales to see the git..

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

- spots potential business oppurtunity! 😉

Hey, I know someone who spent all last year shipping Tim Tams ($50 a
pop just for postage, each time, IIRC) to America for a bunch of
Kibologists who found they like the smooth creamy sweeet sweeet taste
of Tim Tams.

Woah.. I gotta read that paragraph again.. hang on..

1st, WTF is a Kibologist (yeah yeah google blah hrmmf) and 2nd, $50
postage for a pack of Tim Tams?! Are you sure $40 of that wasn't pure
Tim Tam profit? Sounds like I'm gonna have to go over with a suitcase
full of Tim Tams to on-sell to homesick Aussies!!

Does Europe have anything that I can buy cheap and sell to Aussies for a
huge markup? 🙂

hippy boutique european bicycle part importation pty. ltd. 🙂

On Fri, 25 Mar 2005 at 12:10 GMT, hippy (aka Bruce)
was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:

Quoted message said:

I missed tonight's goat because my bro stopped off at Tulla on his way
to Mildura from army in Townsville. He's going to be sent OS soon and
with me leaving too, it could be years before I see him again. 🙁
Figured I could miss a few ales to see the git..

Pffft. Hey, maybe I should meet my 7 year old nephew some day...

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

- spots potential business oppurtunity! 😉

Hey, I know someone who spent all last year shipping Tim Tams ($50 a
pop just for postage, each time, IIRC) to America for a bunch of
Kibologists who found they like the smooth creamy sweeet sweeet taste
of Tim Tams.

Woah.. I gotta read that paragraph again.. hang on..

1st, WTF is a Kibologist (yeah yeah google blah hrmmf) and 2nd, $50

What is Kibology? $20, Same as in town. The red bit on the end of a
banana. Shiny, yet highly decorative.

Quoted message said:

postage for a pack of Tim Tams?! Are you sure $40 of that wasn't pure
Tim Tam profit? Sounds like I'm gonna have to go over with a suitcase
full of Tim Tams to on-sell to homesick Aussies!!

Hmmm, maybe that was it. It wasn't simply that I may have confused
the $50 for Tim Tams + postage? I'm not entirely sure he was being
paid for his efforts. It may well have been purely community service.
Naive fool.

--
TimC -- http://astronomy.swin.edu.au/staff/tconnors/
Error in operator: add beer

TimC said:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Hey, I know someone who spent all last year shipping Tim Tams ($50 a
pop just for postage, each time, IIRC) to America for a bunch of
Kibologists who found they like the smooth creamy sweeet sweeet taste
of Tim Tams.

Woah.. I gotta read that paragraph again.. hang on..

1st, WTF is a Kibologist (yeah yeah google blah hrmmf) and 2nd, $50

What is Kibology? $20, Same as in town. The red bit on the end of a
banana. Shiny, yet highly decorative.

You forced me to google damnit!
"Also, new users occasionally stumble in and ask "Who is Kibo" and "What
is Kibology" and other such questions. NEVER give them a straight
answer. That's 90% of the fun of being a Kibologist! Most of the time
these questions end up being long-lasting threads with each post
offering a completely different (and totally incorrect) answer."
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/6270/kibo.html

Quoted message said:

Hmmm, maybe that was it. It wasn't simply that I may have confused
the $50 for Tim Tams + postage? I'm not entirely sure he was being
paid for his efforts. It may well have been purely community service.
Naive fool.

Any poms on a.b that want some curry chips? Any Scots want some Irn-Bru? 😄

hippy
- global takeover initiative, planning stage

hippy <[email hidden]> wrote in news:42440af6$1_1
@news.melbourne.pipenetworks.com:

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Any Scots want some Irn-Bru?

Yes, but I've found a shop in Perth that sells it! Wayhey!! I found the
shop when I was in some shopping centre and saw a sign saying "Like great
food?" or something similar, and an arrow pointing to "The British Food
Shop". Like most people I thought "Good food, British? Nah!" but true
enough they had loads of great stuff. Okay most of it was totally
unhealthy, but it had been a while since my fix of Irn Bru, Hob-Knobs etc.
and I found it at just the right time. They didn't sell haggis though 🙁

Graeme

Graeme said:

hippy <[email hidden]> wrote in news:42440af6$1_1
@news.melbourne.pipenetworks.com:

Quoted message said:

Any Scots want some Irn-Bru?

Yes, but I've found a shop in Perth that sells it! Wayhey!! I found the
shop when I was in some shopping centre and saw a sign saying "Like great
food?" or something similar, and an arrow pointing to "The British Food
Shop". Like most people I thought "Good food, British? Nah!" but true
enough they had loads of great stuff. Okay most of it was totally
unhealthy, but it had been a while since my fix of Irn Bru, Hob-Knobs etc.
and I found it at just the right time. They didn't sell haggis though 🙁

Graeme

Don't happen to sell Orkney Fudge do they? mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Orkney
Fudge.

DaveB "trying to find a fix for 10 years"

Graeme said:

Quoted message said:

Any Scots want some Irn-Bru?

Yes, but I've found a shop in Perth that sells it! Wayhey!! I found the
shop when I was in some shopping centre and saw a sign saying "Like great
food?" or something similar, and an arrow pointing to "The British Food
Shop". Like most people I thought "Good food, British? Nah!" but true
enough they had loads of great stuff. Okay most of it was totally
unhealthy, but it had been a while since my fix of Irn Bru, Hob-Knobs etc.
and I found it at just the right time. They didn't sell haggis though 🙁

26k's separate the suburb I work in and the suburb I live in. Both these
suburbs have a lolly shop specifically catering for imported and
uncommon lollies, chocolates and drinks. Irn-Bru features in both.
I think it's a sign..

hippy 🙂

hippy said:

TimC said:

Quoted message said:

- spots potential business oppurtunity! 😉

Hey, I know someone who spent all last year shipping Tim Tams ($50 a
pop just for postage, each time, IIRC) to America for a bunch of
Kibologists who found they like the smooth creamy sweeet sweeet taste
of Tim Tams.

Quoted message said:

1st, WTF is a Kibologist (yeah yeah google blah hrmmf) and 2nd, $50
postage for a pack of Tim Tams?! Are you sure $40 of that wasn't pure
Tim Tam profit? Sounds like I'm gonna have to go over with a suitcase
full of Tim Tams to on-sell to homesick Aussies!!

that sounds like a winner for a business plan to me =)
penguins are the nearest thing to timtams in the UK and they are
positively aweful =(

i used timtams for payment for everythin, from accomodation to booze,
tech to bicycles 😉 aussies go the extra mile when OS to get the real
thing =)

Quoted message said:

Does Europe have anything that I can buy cheap and sell to Aussies for a
huge markup? 🙂

anything italian or french i expect, bike parts included.
track hubs perhaps? start your own aussie fixie revolution, maybe?

Quoted message said:

hippy boutique european bicycle part importation pty. ltd. 🙂

check with your friendly customs folks about what you can bring in 😉

cheers,

kim