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Pete S. - 22 Nov 2004 21:59 GMT
Lets lighten the mood a little:-

A cabbie picks up a Nun. The Nun gets into the cab, and the cab driver
won't  stop staring at her. She asks him why he is staring. He
replies:
 "I have a question to ask you, but I don't want to offend you".
 She answers, "My son, you cannot offend me. When you're as old as I
am and
 have been a nun as long as I have, you get a chance to see and hear
just
 about everything. I'm sure that there's nothing you could say or ask
that
 I would find offensive."  "Well, I've always had a fantasy to have a
nun
kiss me."
 She responds, "Well, let's see what we can do about that:  No1, you
have
 to be single and No2, you must be Catholic."
 The cab driver is very excited and says, "! Yes, I'm single and
Catholic!"
 "OK" the nun says. "Pull into the next alley."  The nun fulfils his
fantasy
 with a kiss that would make a hooker blush.  But when they get back
on the
 road, the cab driver starts crying.
 "My dear child," said the nun, "why are you crying?"
 "Forgive me but I've sinned. I lied I must confess, I'm married and
I'm
 Jewish."
 The nun says, "That's OK, my name is Kevin and I'm going to a Fancy
Dress
 party."
Pete Young - 23 Nov 2004 09:55 GMT
Pete S. <spamPetespam@spamderwentspamelec.spamclara.spamco.spamuk> spluttered indignantly:
> Lets lighten the mood a little:-

Lets not. Lets stay on-topic for uk.rec.scuba, see the charter
for details. rec.humor.funny is down the hall.

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Pete S. - 23 Nov 2004 11:26 GMT
>Pete S. <spamPetespam@spamderwentspamelec.spamclara.spamco.spamuk> spluttered indignantly:
>> Lets lighten the mood a little:-
>
>Lets not. Lets stay on-topic for uk.rec.scuba, see the charter
>for details. rec.humor.funny is down the hall.

Oh well, in that case I'll go back to being a miserable fu***er.

Doom gloom doom gloom doom gloom. Is that better? More in line with
the charter?

Pete S.
Steve Jones - 23 Nov 2004 13:37 GMT
> >Lets not. Lets stay on-topic for uk.rec.scuba, see the charter
> >for details. rec.humor.funny is down the hall.
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> Doom gloom doom gloom doom gloom. Is that better? More in line with
> the charter?

Pete it would have been OK if you has portrayed the guy as being a diver
and not a taxi driver, or maybe we had a diving nun also. On second
thought let's not go there.

Steve
Pete S. - 23 Nov 2004 15:19 GMT
>> >Lets not. Lets stay on-topic for uk.rec.scuba, see the charter
>> >for details. rec.humor.funny is down the hall.
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
>and not a taxi driver, or maybe we had a diving nun also. On second
>thought let's not go there.

A diving Nun? Now there's a thought..... La la la la la la ....

Pete S.
Steve Jones - 23 Nov 2004 15:24 GMT
> >Pete it would have been OK if you has portrayed the guy as being a diver
> >and not a taxi driver, or maybe we had a diving nun also. On second
> >thought let's not go there.
> >
> A diving Nun? Now there's a thought..... La la la la la la ....

Pete take a cold shower immediately!!!

Steve
Keith Lawrence - 23 Nov 2004 15:27 GMT
"Pete S." <spamPetespam@spamderwentspamelec.spamclara.spamco.spamuk> ...

> >Pete it would have been OK if you has portrayed the guy as being a diver
> >and not a taxi driver, or maybe we had a diving nun also. On second
> >thought let's not go there.

> A diving Nun? Now there's a thought..... La la la la la la ....

Stop it Pete - you'll start getting into bad habits.

K
Pete S. - 23 Nov 2004 16:04 GMT
>"Pete S." <spamPetespam@spamderwentspamelec.spamclara.spamco.spamuk> ...
>
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>
>Stop it Pete - you'll start getting into bad habits.

What? A wet suit with a wimple?

This is starting to go down some well trodden trails into an Hallo
Hallo sketch....

Pete S.
Garry Harding - 23 Nov 2004 14:48 GMT
Bet you a bacon buttie Pete Young is a BSAC D.O. (or aspires to be one)
Dave H - 23 Nov 2004 16:48 GMT
I dunno, has he got a clipboard?
> Bet you a bacon buttie Pete Young is a BSAC D.O. (or aspires to be one)
Pete S. - 23 Nov 2004 22:15 GMT
>I dunno, has he got a clipboard?
>> Bet you a bacon buttie Pete Young is a BSAC D.O. (or aspires to be one)

And a beard and a commitee?

Pete S.
Keith Lawrence - 23 Nov 2004 22:34 GMT
"Pete S." <spamPetespam@spamderwentspamelec.spamclara.spamco.spamuk>
wrote...

> >> Bet you a bacon buttie Pete Young is a BSAC D.O. (or aspires to be one)

> And a beard and a commitee?

I had better stay out of this, and I haven't got a beard ;-)

Keith L
(on some "committee" or other...)
Pete Young - 24 Nov 2004 18:41 GMT
> Doom gloom doom gloom doom gloom. Is that better? More in line with
> the charter?

OK then, how about a compromise. If you want to post jokes and other
off-topic stuff prefix it with something like 'OT:' in the subject
line. This seems to work pretty well in other newsgroups.

Pete

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Steve Jones - 24 Nov 2004 18:47 GMT
> OK then, how about a compromise. If you want to post jokes and other
> off-topic stuff prefix it with something like 'OT:' in the subject
> line. This seems to work pretty well in other newsgroups.

Actually I sort of assumed that it was off topic when the title was
"Joke" or maybe I have missed something.

Steve
Pete S. - 24 Nov 2004 22:12 GMT
>> OK then, how about a compromise. If you want to post jokes and other
>> off-topic stuff prefix it with something like 'OT:' in the subject
>> line. This seems to work pretty well in other newsgroups.
>>
>Actually I sort of assumed that it was off topic when the title was
>"Joke" or maybe I have missed something.

Oi! Smartarse. Shutup.

Pete S.
Pete Young - 25 Nov 2004 10:03 GMT
> Actually I sort of assumed that it was off topic when the title was
> "Joke" or maybe I have missed something.

If the subject line is tagged with a known string, a  
newsreader can be set up to ignore it automatically.

Pete

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TAW - 25 Nov 2004 01:43 GMT
>> Doom gloom doom gloom doom gloom. Is that better? More in line with
>> the charter?
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
>
> Pete

Pete, sorry - wrong place , wrong time, wrong everything.
Don't know you - I'm having a bad time - I took it out on you.

I'm used to the nastiest excesses of other usenet groups and my comments
didn't belong here.
I never apologise elsewhere on usenet, I've done it at least three times in
this thread - must be losing it or I mean it!
TAW - 24 Nov 2004 01:49 GMT
> Pete S. <spamPetespam@spamderwentspamelec.spamclara.spamco.spamuk>
> spluttered indignantly:
>> Lets lighten the mood a little:-
>
> Lets not. Lets stay on-topic for uk.rec.scuba, see the charter
> for details. rec.humor.funny is down the hall.

Why don't you go f.ck yourself, with you 'funny' signature.
Isn't that  banned as well? If jokes are against charter then what do you
call that?
Sad f.ckers use 'funny" sigs to 'try' to improve the overall quality of
their shite post.
Try some content in the message, rather than some bollocks tagged on
automatically.

Joke follows:
<bad it is!>
<f.ck off Pete Young, read no more -  it is on topic, but humerous(ish) but
you won't like.>
<look , piss off Pete - was it pete@antipope.org  I removed the dot as
instructed - HTH>
<i'll get there in a bit, but humour needs anticipation>

Ok then, everyone but Pete still here?

A pair of divers team up to go diving, one is 6"9, has all the latest gear ,
done 4 million  dives  and is wonderfull (Pete is that you?)
the other , 3 ft 2, borrowed gear, doesn't know which way is up.

Their first dive together is a disaster, they just can't do it.

And  - punchline coming, so piss of pete, its a joke hereon in:

One turns to the other and says

Its ok, we're just too diver(se).

<just for pete>

Two Divers
Too Diverse

No?

f.ck you then.

<put your own  stupid "witty" remark in this space, I can't be arsed
david - 24 Nov 2004 09:14 GMT
TAW  I did not read all the previous post in this thread, just marked as
read your last crept through. Pete can be a pain some of his post might be
seen as agresive but yours
should be over on rec.scuba. If you dont like dont read it.

David
TAW - 24 Nov 2004 12:25 GMT
> TAW  I did not read all the previous post in this thread, just marked as
> read your last crept through. Pete can be a pain some of his post might be
> seen as agresive but yours
> should be over on rec.scuba. If you dont like dont read it.
>
> David

Sorry, had a bad day - have had my girfriend arrested twice in the last two
days (four times in the last week).
She's a manic depressive and is having a bad session, she's attacked me with
bottles and fists - so i have to get her arrested for
her own safety.

And so to have 'charter quoters' saying jokes were off topic, was a bit of a
red rag.
david - 24 Nov 2004 16:13 GMT
> Sorry, had a bad day - have had my girfriend arrested twice in the last
> two days (four times in the last week).
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> And so to have 'charter quoters' saying jokes were off topic, was a bit of
> a red rag.

No worries I understand all to well about depression and sorry is good
enough for me
not sure Pete will welcome you with open arms but hey life is like that. :-)

David
TAW - 24 Nov 2004 19:14 GMT
>> Sorry, had a bad day - have had my girfriend arrested twice in the last
>> two days (four times in the last week).
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
>
> David

Update:

She came around to my house today when I wasn't in and cos she couldn't get
in, kicked open the
door of the house next door and attacked the neighbour telling her "I'm from
neighborhood watch, what are you doing in
this house" - she then went back to her house and started kicking her
neighbours fence down and when the chap aged about 60
asked her what she was doing, she kicked him in the b*lls.
So she was arrested again, and this time the doctors have finally agreed
that their persistance with 'care in the community' wasn't working
and they have taken her into hospital for 28 days.

Regards
david - 24 Nov 2004 21:40 GMT
>and they have taken her into hospital for 28 days.
much too much information

David
David Walker - 24 Nov 2004 21:49 GMT
> >and they have taken her into hospital for 28 days.
> much too much information

Yeah - I have to wonder why, if this is really happening, why TAW is telling
the world about it.  Keep that sort of story as something personal - talk to
your close friends and family, but its really not something for public
newsgroups.

David
TAW - 24 Nov 2004 22:01 GMT
>> >and they have taken her into hospital for 28 days.
>> much too much information
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>
> David

Yes, I apologise - the situation has really stressed me out over the past
weeks and I wasn't thinking properly when I mentioned
it here, its just its not the sort of thing you do talk about with 'mates'
in the pub and I haven't been able to 'share' it with anyone.
I won't refer to it again.
David Walker - 24 Nov 2004 23:18 GMT
> Yes, I apologise - the situation has really stressed me out over the past
> weeks and I wasn't thinking properly when I mentioned
> it here, its just its not the sort of thing you do talk about with 'mates'
> in the pub and I haven't been able to 'share' it with anyone.
> I won't refer to it again.

Certainly sounds stressful (a very mild description i'd have thought...),
don't worry about it.  I don't object to you posting about it, just didn't
seem like the sort of thing someone would usually share on a public forum -
suppose it's probably good to just write it down, even if no one ever reads
it or replies just writing it can help.
Hope you get it all sorted somehow anyway - maybe once UKRS gets back to
normal (its been very, ermmmm, 'confrontational' over the past few days...)
everyone will be a bit more forgiving.

David
TAW - 25 Nov 2004 01:04 GMT
>> Yes, I apologise - the situation has really stressed me out over the past
>> weeks and I wasn't thinking properly when I mentioned
[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]
>
> David

Yeah, I'm a 'tough' guy  normally but writing it down and posting it
somewhere where no-one knows you personally helps you share the load when
you carn't carry further  yourself . I can't share it with my mum - she's
75., its f.cked me up and i'm crying as I type but she's now in safe hands.
and i posted here in the first place because I feel diving is the complete
opposite to what I've been getting from her lately (no hassle when
underwatewr)
-- but she stopped me diving because she ''knew I was sleeping with an
instructor from the dive school" , and no - I wasn't.

Sorry for sharing, but my brain is fried at the moment ,  please forgive and
forget.
Keith Manning - 24 Nov 2004 23:50 GMT
"TAW" <aas@microsoft.com> wrote in message

> Yes, I apologise - the situation has really stressed me out over the past
> weeks and I wasn't thinking properly when I mentioned
> it here, its just its not the sort of thing you do talk about with 'mates'
> in the pub and I haven't been able to 'share' it with anyone.
> I won't refer to it again.

Just a suggestion, there are lots of newsgroups that do discuss this subject
and you might get some constructive help from them. Search under
"depression".

I hope that you get through this OK, I know someone who suffered and her
husband had to make some hard descisions to sort her out, but they got
through it together.

All the best

Keith
TAW - 25 Nov 2004 01:05 GMT
> "TAW" <aas@microsoft.com> wrote in message
>
[quoted text clipped - 15 lines]
>
> Keith

Thanks.
Keith Lawrence - 24 Nov 2004 09:19 GMT
> Why don't you go f.ck yourself, with you 'funny' signature.

Wrong newsgroup, you need rec.scuba which is just the type of thing you're
looking for. Killfiled.

K
Alun Harford - 24 Nov 2004 15:23 GMT
> Why don't you go f.ck yourself, with you 'funny' signature.

Plonk.

Alun Harford
Pete S. - 24 Nov 2004 16:33 GMT
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