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If you have diabetes, exciting news is here:

And here's some more. We don't f___ing LIKE exciting news
from pieces of sh_t like you.

On behalf of all those things in the world that rise to
the level of being worthy of the description "piece of
sh_t", I would ask you not to insult them by lumping this
spammer in with them.

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If you're a sucker... Who fell for Don Lapre's scam...
Then you should read this:

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Ever heard of Message blocker Guys ;-)

You've got to get the message before you can block the next
and one is one too many.

maybe I should add a "block all sanake oil" posts to my
list? Trouble is, how do we KNOW it's [censored] unless we read
the message?

Or am I missing summat?

Beav

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how do we KNOW it's [censored] unless we read the message?

Maybe talk to that guy who knows a posters colour by reading
their post .... perhaps he's got a feature like this built-
in as well ...

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Or am I missing summat?

Probably :-))

Or course on second thoughts - this *is* Usenet after all
... chances are it's [censored] anyway ..... :->>

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On Fri, 26 Mar 2004 14:43:21 -0000, you , "Beav"

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how do we KNOW it's [censored] unless we read the message?

Maybe talk to that guy who knows a posters colour by
reading their post .... perhaps he's got a feature like
this built-in as well ...

I want it :-))

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Or am I missing summat?

Probably :-))

Or course on second thoughts - this *is* Usenet after all
... chances are it's [censored] anyway ..... :->>

Chances?? L0L

Beav

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Maybe talk to that guy who knows a posters colour by
reading their post .... perhaps he's got a feature like
this built-in as well ...

I want it :-))

Hmmm ... now lets see - invent something like that, have an
instant marketing success - retire .... I wish !!!

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Or course on second thoughts - this *is* Usenet after all
... chances are it's [censored] anyway ..... :->>

Chances?? L0L

Oh SHUT UP !!! :-)

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On Sat, 27 Mar 2004 00:36:50 -0000, you , "Beav"

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Maybe talk to that guy who knows a posters colour by
reading their post .... perhaps he's got a feature like
this built-in as well ...

I want it :-))

Hmmm ... now lets see - invent something like that, have
an instant marketing success - retire .... I wish !!!

Being retired isn't all it's cracked up to be y'know. People
think that

for THEM!! (And I'm not kidding).

When I wasn't retired, I had to work to find the time to do
stuff for me, so when I did retire, I thought "This is IT
man, do what you want, when you want and for as LONG as you
want". Oh yeah, like THAT happened!

I'm STILL having to work to find the time to do the
things *I* want to do and it's been 18 years since I
"clocked on" anywhere.

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Or course on second thoughts - this *is* Usenet after
all ... chances are it's [censored] anyway ..... :->>

Chances?? L0L

Oh SHUT UP !!! :-)

But it's wonderful innit? Great people, great stories, GREAT
flame-fests and all from the comfort of you armchair🙂

Ah well, I've just got to go out to do summat before I get
my [censored] kicked (not for me I might add! :-))

Beav

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Being retired isn't all it's cracked up to be y'know.
People think that

Oh, I think I could live with the pain :-))

Ah yes, but then I'm quite able to say "Um ... no, I don't
think I can manage that" .... well developed sense of self-
preservation ..

Makes me think of a pal from my appie days - we were
radio/rader in the local Navy ... and the moment anybody
discovered that one understood electronics, *everybody* had
a portable radio or summat that needs looking at (and at
that, often the "fault" was something *idiotic* like
batteries left long enough to leak acidic grunge all over
the inside of the radio) When asked "Can you look at my
radio", he would pick it up, look at it, say "Um yes, it's a
radio" and put it down .. having done *EXACTLY* what he was
asked to do - after a while people got the message and
stopped bugging him ...

He was also one of those (*#!(^#!$(*&#!$^'ers who upon being
asked "Can you tell me the time" would look at his wrist and
simply say "yes" .. again, having answered the *EXACT*
question he was asked.

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But it's wonderful innit? Great people, great stories,
GREAT flame-fests and all from the comfort of you
armchair🙂

Yadda yadda yadda ..... :-))

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Makes me think of a pal from my appie days - we were
radio/rader in the local Navy

Where is local? In my case it was 18 course radio appies at
RAAF base Laverton.

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Where is local?

Cape Town, S.Africa - where we have eleven, count 'em,
*ELEVEN* "official" languages ..... and Beav thinks I can't
find some slanguage in that lot to confuse him with ... Hah
I say .... *HAH* !!!!

'course most of them are black-african, which means I
understand not much more than a smidgin of a couple of them
except for a few words here and there that have crept into
our local "English" .... which is nothing new after all -
"English" has been absorbing words from other languages for
centuries ...

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On Mon, 29 Mar 2004 17:10:57 +1000, you , Alan

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Where is local?

Cape Town, S.Africa - where we have eleven, count 'em,
*ELEVEN* "official" languages ..... and Beav thinks I can't
find some slanguage in that lot to confuse him with ... Hah
I say .... *HAH* !!!!

'course most of them are black-african, which means I
understand not much more than a smidgin of a couple of them
except for a few words here and there that have crept into
our local "English" .... which is nothing new after all -
"English" has been absorbing words from other languages for
centuries ...

Aha! It never occurred to me that you were from Seth Efrika.
Interesting that "smidgin" is also a unit of measure there,
as well as NZ and here. Must be an antipodean thing.

I learnt reallly quickly after I graduated from appies that
the officers got a better deal than the "other ranks" so I
went back to school to become an engineer. Then twenty years
later got promoted to driving cabs on the night shift in
Melbourne.

I didn't know you guys had a navy. Who was the maritime
threat? Angola? Mozambique? Us?

Cheers, Alan, T2 d&e, Australia.
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Aha! It never occurred to me that you were from Seth
Efrika. Interesting

Er .... keep that accent away from me .... thats not the way
I speak. That weird flattened accent mainly comes from the
Afrikaans side .... me, I lean towards the UK as far as
speech goes - not surprising really, as my folks came here
from the UK and you know how kids so often grow up sounding
similiar to their parents.

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that "smidgin" is also a unit of measure there,

Hey, I grew up as a good little colonial boy ... well.
sort of ..

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as well as NZ and here. Must be an antipodean thing.

Um .... I think it has a great deal to do with colonial
history - in that regards SA and Aus are pretty much alike
.... except that we didn't get convicts ... (and I
understand that today Aus people take pride in having a
convict in the family tree ??? - sort of proves that they've
been around for a long time ??)

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I didn't know you guys had a navy. Who was the maritime
threat? Angola? Mozambique? Us?

Die Rooi Gevaar* ?... heheheheheh .... in the first place,
the SA Navy started life as the local RN offshoot, so
blame them, and in the second we have an rather long
coastline which DOES need some sort of floating force to
patrol it ....

*Die = the *Rooi = Red *Gevaar = Danger

Loosely translated, "The Reds" .... who *did* provide a
great deal of support for many areas in Africa ... but I
doubt that had much to do with a naval presence - I think
it's really more to do with the simple fact of the length
of our coast, and the vast amount of shipping that comes
around the Cape .... and maybe a little serendipity in as
much as the infrastructure was just there when the RN moved
out in '57 ....

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On Mon, 29 Mar 2004 17:10:57 +1000, you , Alan

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Where is local?

Cape Town, S.Africa - where we have eleven, count 'em,
*ELEVEN* "official" languages ..... and Beav thinks I
can't find some slanguage in that lot to confuse him with
... Hah I say .... *HAH* !!!!

Bring it on Hairy :-)))

Beav

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Hairy Antelope said:

On Mon, 29 Mar 2004 17:10:57 +1000, you , Alan

Quoted post said:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Where is local?

Cape Town, S.Africa - where we have eleven, count 'em,
*ELEVEN* "official" languages ..... and Beav thinks I
can't find some slanguage in that lot to confuse him with
... Hah I say .... *HAH* !!!!

'course most of them are black-african, which means I
understand not much more than a smidgin of a couple of
them except for a few words here and there that have
crept into our local "English" .... which is nothing new
after all - "English" has been absorbing words from other
languages for centuries ...

Aha! It never occurred to me that you were from Seth
Efrika. Interesting that "smidgin" is also a unit of
measure there, as well as NZ and here. Must be an
antipodean thing.

It's a Brit thing through and thru;-)

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I learnt reallly quickly after I graduated from appies
that the officers got a better deal than the "other ranks"
so I went back to school to become an engineer. Then
twenty years later got promoted to driving cabs on the
night shift in Melbourne.

I didn't know you guys had a navy. Who was the maritime
threat? Angola? Mozambique? Us?

NZ and the French :-)))

Beav

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Cheers, Alan, T2 d&e, Australia.
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Hairy Antelope said:

On Mon, 29 Mar 2004 18:32:04 +1000, you , Alan

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Aha! It never occurred to me that you were from Seth
Efrika. Interesting

Er .... keep that accent away from me .... thats not the
way I speak.

Oops - no offence meant.

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That weird flattened accent mainly comes from the Afrikaans
side .... me, I lean towards the UK as far as speech goes -
not surprising really, as my folks came here from the UK
and you know how kids so often grow up sounding similiar to
their parents.

Quoted message said:

that "smidgin" is also a unit of measure there,

Hey, I grew up as a good little colonial boy ... well.
sort of ..

Quoted message said:

as well as NZ and here. Must be an antipodean thing.

Um .... I think it has a great deal to do with colonial
history - in that regards SA and Aus are pretty much alike
.... except that we didn't get convicts ... (and I
understand that today Aus people take pride in having a
convict in the family tree ??? - sort of proves that
they've been around for a long time ??)

One of my great several times grandfathers came out here
involuntarily from Ireland, as did many others. It didn't
take much to end up as a prisoner of his/her Majesty in
those days. It's more like we pride ourselves on what
we've built from such a base, and there's a certain pride
in the guts and spirit it took for the dregs of british
society to make a nation. I think I'd better stop with the
jingoism at that point before I get int strife. Flames
will be ignored :-)

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Quoted message said:

I didn't know you guys had a navy. Who was the maritime
threat? Angola? Mozambique? Us?

Die Rooi Gevaar* ?... heheheheheh .... in the first place,
the SA Navy started life as the local RN offshoot, so
blame them, and in the second we have an rather long
coastline which DOES need some sort of floating force to
patrol it ....

*Die = the *Rooi = Red *Gevaar = Danger

Loosely translated, "The Reds" .... who *did* provide a
great deal of support for many areas in Africa ... but I
doubt that had much to do with a naval presence - I think
it's really more to do with the simple fact of the length
of our coast, and the vast amount of shipping that comes
around the Cape .... and maybe a little serendipity in as
much as the infrastructure was just there when the RN moved
out in '57 ....

I'd forgotten, of course, about the Cape and shipping; 'nuff
said. Cyu 'round in the group.

Cheers, Alan, T2 d&e, Australia.
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