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Thu 10 Aug, 2006 03:10 am
When the biggest disagreement on A2K was a political difference with a moderate conservative. The wave of religious lunatics and nut cases infesting A2K now makes earlier times seem like a land of milk and honey.
Yeah, but it makes for some absolutely hilarious postings.
G'day, Wilso. How you doing, mate?
Somehow I feel your standards for labeling a person a religious lunatic or nut case are not even moderately conservative.
Quote:Somehow I feel your standards for labeling a person a religious lunatic or nut case are not even moderately conservative.
That's maybe because I'm not a conservative.
Quote:Yeah, but it makes for some absolutely hilarious postings.
G'day, Wilso. How you doing, mate?
I'm doing quite well, thankyou very much. And yourself?
I'm just trying to get through the brutally hot Summer here while you shiver and wish that December were here.
Merry Andrew wrote:I'm just trying to get through the brutally hot Summer here while you shiver and wish that December were here.
I'm off to Thailand again in three weeks. And I'll be spending quite a bit of time in the northeast. It's a weather experience that's difficult to forget!
lol, i was was discussing something in a forum, like last year or something, and this guy got so agro.
by the way, i'm not actually new - i was off for a few months, and and now i'm trying to find my old account on this place, or something. then i'll get rid of this 1.
mandarin wrote:lol, i was was discussing something in a forum, like last year or something, and this guy got so agro.
by the way, i'm not actually new - i was off for a few months, and and now i'm trying to find my old account on this place, or something. then i'll get rid of this 1.
Send a message to the moderators, and tell them your username. They should be able to help. Click on "contact us" at the bottom of the page.
thanks. although, i have a small problem - i can't actually remember my username. or the password, or e-mail address used, for that matter.
mandarin wrote:thanks. although, i have a small problem - i can't actually remember my username. or the password, or e-mail address used, for that matter.
My membership here was transferred from Craven's MSN site, so I never actually signed up here. If, when signing up, you have to enter your full name, then the mods may be able to track down the username from that information.
thanks, good point. well, i'll wander around the sight - i know i did a few posts and answered questions and stuff, so its just about looking into 2005. unless my account was deleted or something...
oh well
Hey Wilso, goin to Thailand for a bit of holiday or work?
I worked there about 15 years ago and hardly saw anything.
farmerman wrote:Hey Wilso, goin to Thailand for a bit of holiday or work?
I worked there about 15 years ago and hardly saw anything.
To visit my fiance. I've got a 10 day roster at the end of the month, and I picked up a really good airfare (with Thai airways) so I thought "why not". I've actually want to meet some of her family. Her mother lives in a north eastern city (Sisaket) which doesn't have an airport, so I'll be having my first long bus trip. About 7 hours worth from Bangkok. I'm looking forward to it. It's good to get away from the tourist areas and see the real people.
Actually fm, I was thinking about you when we were cave kayaking down south in February. Limestone caves with some really interesting formations. I think you with your training in that area would really appreciate it.
wow, I used to love going caving . I enjoy hearing about anything that has to do with them. Id seen some very clear cave springs down in Florida . In some of them you almost didnt notice that theywere filled with water.
Wetre the caves connected so that you could kayak between them?
farmerman wrote:wow, I used to love going caving . I enjoy hearing about anything that has to do with them. Id seen some very clear cave springs down in Florida . In some of them you almost didnt notice that theywere filled with water.
Wetre the caves connected so that you could kayak between them?
Yep. We'd have to lay down to get through some, and then we'd be surrounded by cliffs, then through another one. The only thing I didn't like was the fact that we had a guide doing the paddling. I would have loved to have done it myself. It's late here now, but tomorrow evening I'll try to post a couple of the pics I took.
neat. Look forward to them
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