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  1. #16
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    Good luck mate. I am very happy for you.

    Wongo

  2. #17
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zed
    does this mean you'll be too busy to play with us on the net anymore ?
    No it means he will have a PC on the counter and be posting even more regularly !!!

    On yer Al, best of luck

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    Thumbs up

    Al

    Goodonya! I hope it all works out well for you. Once you've got the emporium up and running. let us all know where it is. That way I'll be able to come and annoy you when I'm in Melbourne.

    Col

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    I can't believe this, I leave my computer for a couple of days and the world as I know it changes.
    Quote Originally Posted by ozwinner
    Hey.............. Ive got to have some gimmik.
    :eek: :eek: :eek:

    You mean you aren't fair dinkum about that stuff...it's just a gimmick????? Well if you take it off, you'll find out............

    As for all the other stuff...congratulations..hope that on rainy days when you have no customers you'll still be online.

    Don't forget the notice on the "buy swap sell" forum!!

    Cheers,

    P

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    Pete,Pete,Pete it's not Harold it's Arald
    Stupidity kills. Absolute stupidity kills absolutely.

  6. #21
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    oops 'orry 'out 'hat
    What this country needs are more unemployed politicians.
    Edward Langley, Artist (1928-1995)

  7. #22
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    Default Topic for a new poll??

    Poll question:

    SHOULD OZWINNER BE PROSECUTED FOR KILLING THE BRICKLAYER?




    All the best in your new venture Al.

    Dan
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    Thanks Guys.

    As you would have noticed I havent been around much lately.
    Ive been busy trying to get me 'ead around some of the junk issues.
    I didnt realise junk was so complex.

    Cheers, Al

  9. #24
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    Quote Originally Posted by DanP
    Poll question:

    SHOULD OZWINNER BE PROSECUTED FOR KILLING THE BRICKLAYER?
    Dan,

    You are assuming the bricklayer was murdered and murdered by Ozwinner and murdered by Ozwinner in a place where murder is illegal.

    The facts have yet to be established before you could consider prosecuting.

    Didn't Steptoe have a skeleton? Was this the skeleton of a bricklayer?


    - Wood Borer

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    Can I say that the body is missing intermittently, and has rarely been seen for some days now, although occasionally we get a whiff. (See post #23).

    Let's examine the FACTS as they are reported in the press:

    On Channel 7 we hear about a shock murder mystery where an accused person is allowed to go into business selling weapons or materials that could be used to make weapons or it's not fair because they can't report any of the real truth because of an exclusive deal with another network. The butcher across the road is interviewed and tells about the comings and goings of the new tenant, bringing in all this old junk and not taking anything out...it would be easy to hide a body in there.

    On Nine, we have relentless advertisements about exclusive interviews with person having mid-career crisis, fruitless body searches as well as searches for bodies, while a smug 'Arold just sits there grinning for the camera (on legal advice) in the knowledge that the bricklayer will never be found again. 60 minutes will run a full length feature on similar bricklayer disappearances, and an Alien race would deny responsibility.

    On Two we hear a short "Mystery surrounds the disappearance of the bricklayer...woodies are investigating"

    On SBS....."Arsenal 2, defeated Manchester United 1"

    The bricklayer meanwhile, is really alive and feeding wood through a sander mid-week, cos now he has to work weekends.


    Cheers,

    p

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    Default An intermittent corpse?

    Perhaps we need guidance on this one. Can someone be charged for murder where the body is dead, alive, dead, alive, dead, alive, dead, alive,dead, alive, dead, alive?

    Is this like car indicators that work intermittently?

    - Wood Borer

  12. #27
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    Quote Originally Posted by ozwinner
    Thanks Guys.

    As you would have noticed I havent been around much lately.
    Ive been busy trying to get me 'ead around some of the junk issues.
    I didnt realise junk was so complex.

    Cheers, Al
    How do we know it's really you Al????

    P

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