Re: Looks like I need that ****er sooner rather than later

Jason James wrote:
> "Fraser Johnston" <ftrust@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> "Noddy" <me@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>> "Fraser Johnston" <ftrust@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>> news:65ma78F2g9migU1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>
>>>> There always is a brighter side.  We were coming home from a funeral
of
> my
>>>> girlfriends 34 year old friend who had been stabbed to death by her
> husband.
>>>> Watching her 1 year old daughter put a flower on her mums coffin is
one
> of
>>>> the saddest things I've ever seen in my life.  **** day.
>>> Sounds like it.
>> On a brighter note my housemate got home and suggested we go to the pub
> and get
>> really pissed.  Sounds like a plan!!!!!!
> 
> I once saw a guy rapidly putting away schooners of Toohey's Old with
what
> looked like doubles of whiskey, as chasers. He was still standing an
hour
> later,..but had stopped talking :-)  Tough luck having the stack,..how
was
> the old lady?  My dad actually volunteered stopping driving when he was
82.
> The RTA (this was about 12 years ago) was willing to pass him to drive.
His
> problem was the speed and volume of Sydney traffic. It had got too much
for
> him.
> 
> Jason
> 
> 
I think the current volume of traffic in most of the major cities is a 
strain for the young let alone anyone who actually feels other than 
bullet proof