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Scuba Forum / General / June 2007Ping Mad Canadian details needed
Could you please post your real name and address. As well could you please post a photo of any vehicles you own highlighting the company name if they are a company vehicle. Could you also post a picture of your anus as it seems popeye like to go to Canada to back channel. Thanking you in advance dechucka. PS To make this on topic I will be going up to the GBR for my annual winter dive session in a couple of weeks. Planned to dive Shellharbour last weekend but 5 mm swells and 100km winds put paid to that. Went and watched the rugby instead. The water is still surprisingly warm here, so my 5mm wetsuit is more than adequate. If it gets to cold for the 5mm I stop diving stuff looking like the Michelin man or the hassles of a dry suit ( IMO) PPS the Canadians didn't do to well against the All Blacks > Could you please post your real name and address. As well could you please > post a photo of any vehicles you own highlighting the company name if they [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > winter dive session in a couple of weeks. Planned to dive Shellharbour > last weekend but 5 mm swells and 100km winds put paid to that. typo problem Even I could handle 5mm swells make that 5 metre swells > Could you please post your real name and address. As well could you please > post a photo of any vehicles you own highlighting the company name if they [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > dechucka. 9 more posts and you'll be there, mate. > PS To make this on topic I will be going up to the GBR for my annual > winter dive session in a couple of weeks. Planned to dive Shellharbour [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > PPS the Canadians didn't do to well against the All Blacks > So which one will you ban and confiscate? I don't know much about the different guns but based on the tv I watch there are lots of automatic weapons out there. In fact I'm sure they're in the majority, certainly in the handgun department. I guess my concern would be with the more easily concealed weapons capable of firing sustained bursts at extreme cycling rates. I think they're often called full auto, but it seems to me that any weapon that chambers another round automatically should probably be called an automatic. <snip> > >> Since you intend to confiscate them, I'm sure you know what I mean. > > Did I say I would confiscate them? > Yes, several times. Delusion. -JOF "Life is too short to be little. Man is never so manly as when he feels deeply, acts boldly, and expresses himself with frankness and with fervor." ~Benjamin Disraeli~ Popeye/ www.finalprotectivefire.com >> Could you please post your real name and address. As well could you >> please post a photo of any vehicles you own highlighting the company name [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > 9 more posts and you'll be there, mate. I asked nicely. If you could supply the Usenet name/s of the person I am meant to be asking that would make it easier <snip> >PS To make this on topic I will be going up to the GBR for my annual winter >dive session in a couple of weeks. Planned to dive Shellharbour last weekend >but 5 mm swells and 100km winds put paid to that. Went and watched the rugby >instead. The water is still surprisingly warm here, so my 5mm wetsuit is >more than adequate. If it gets to cold for the 5mm I stop diving stuff >looking like the Michelin man or the hassles of a dry suit ( IMO) What are the water temps like? >PPS the Canadians didn't do to well against the All Blacks 64-13 is a bit of a rout. The All Blacks used us as fodder to get ready for the Springboks. It's always amazed me how a small country like NZ can produce such a powerhouse in rugby. But then, we're a small country population-wise and we're still the biggest producers of hockey players. I guess it's all about yer passions. I miss Aussie Rules -- now that's one wild game. > <snip> >>PS To make this on topic I will be going up to the GBR for my annual [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > What are the water temps like? about 20 degrees Celsius surface temp. Has been warmer though. 15 degrees I don't go diving. I know I am not as butch as some on this ng but I dive for pleasure not to prove I am macho butch >>PPS the Canadians didn't do to well against the All Blacks > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > and we're still the biggest producers of hockey players. I guess it's > all about yer passions. Well rugby union is the New Zealanders national sport so while they are a small nation they have a great number of players. I suppose it is a bit like Canada in that respect with a high % of kids playing ice hockey. Personally I don't like the game much even after being taken to a couple of the Whatever Cup ( Stanly?) games by relatives. > I miss Aussie Rules -- now that's one wild game. I'm a rugby union man living in NSWs where Aussie rules is not huge but growing. My brother is a Sydney Swans member and has season tickets so occassionally I go with him to the games when I am up in Sydney and his wife won't/can't go. IMHO AFL is a game better seen live as you can see the big picture of tactics <snip> >>>PS To make this on topic I will be going up to the GBR for my annual >>>winter [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >don't go diving. I know I am not as butch as some on this ng but I dive for >pleasure not to prove I am macho butch Hey, some of us have no choice. Temps in the St Lawrence River are about 17 C right now. We usually start diving in May, when it's around 10 C -- with 7 mm farmer johns/dry suits + hoods. I still dive wet. You're lucky. >>>PPS the Canadians didn't do to well against the All Blacks >> [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >I don't like the game much even after being taken to a couple of the >Whatever Cup ( Stanly?) games by relatives. It's the "Stanley" Cup -- donated by Gov General Lord Stanley of Preston, in 1892. It was originally meant for Canada's top amateur hockey team, but that's certainly been blurred over the years. You're right -- almost all kids here have played hockey at one time or another. Even the girls are playing now, even though they started out with ringette, and I'm sure many of them would kick my butt. >> I miss Aussie Rules -- now that's one wild game. > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >won't/can't go. IMHO AFL is a game better seen live as you can see the big >picture of tactics I just recall it as a wild, full-contact sport. Lots of action, great game to watch with a few pints. I find North American football rather boring unless you're at a game, too. > <snip> >>>>PS To make this on topic I will be going up to the GBR for my annual [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > around 10 C -- with 7 mm farmer johns/dry suits + hoods. I still dive > wet. You're lucky. I dived Stewert Island which is the 3rd Island of NZ ( S of the other 2 ) at Christmas and the water temp was down at that level. Great diving, great vis but I know why I stick to warmer waters. Also dived at Doubtful Sound if you are ever in NZ that is a must >>>>PPS the Canadians didn't do to well against the All Blacks >>> [quoted text clipped - 33 lines] > I just recall it as a wild, full-contact sport. Lots of action, great > game to watch with a few pints. A few beers makes any game better > I find North American football rather boring unless you're at a game, > too. I watch one game of gridiron per year and that is the superbowl. I only do it because a very good mate of mine ( ex septic ) puts on a superbowl brunch plenty of piss, kranskys, ribs etc. Can't actually remember who has won any of the games but am amazed that a game which has 15 min? quarters can last so long <snip> >>>> What are the water temps like? >>> [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > >Also dived at Doubtful Sound if you are ever in NZ that is a must It's doubtful for me. It's one helluva long trip from here and I'm not a fan of long plane flights. <snip> >> I just recall it as a wild, full-contact sport. Lots of action, great >> game to watch with a few pints. > >A few beers makes any game better Definitely. >> I find North American football rather boring unless you're at a game, >> too. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >of the games but am amazed that a game which has 15 min? quarters can last >so long I pass on Stupour Bowls. Usually extremely boring games where the ads are more entertaining than the game. You might even see some skin during half-time games, à la Janice Jackson, although that really isn't terribly exciting unless you lead a very sheltered life. If you think about it, they spend several seconds in a huddle, more seconds lining up, a few seconds of action, followed by several seconds of scraping off the injured players, several seconds of mearuring, more seconds of going into the huddle, etc. There really is precious little action going on. |
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