Enigma51 in the harold! [Archive]

N4CR

26th May 2006, 21:01

For those of you that have the harold.. Enigma51/Logan is in it, pg 7 (A7), about diabetes and residency applications going wrong. Sad stuff, hope it all gets sorted out Logan!

-Tristank

Gremlin

26th May 2006, 21:06

Found an online link I think.

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/search/story.cfm?storyid=0004B3EC-5AF9-1475-80E283027AF1010F

edit: sheesh, its gotta give ya the shits when you are a hard working contributing member of society, and they give you the run around :no:

Good luck in your fight :2thumbsup

N4CR

26th May 2006, 21:08

Was just going to scan it, that's the same article online, not changed. Enjoy.

Big Dave

27th May 2006, 01:04

And some non-english speaking potential taxi driver propably (i've been drinking) gets a spot because his third cousin twice removed had a refugee ticket.

Unbelievable.

Mind you, you know how it is with South Africans - less is more and all that
:nya:

stify

27th May 2006, 01:06

hope they get it sorted, he's a good shit kinda dude, be a waste imho

Keystone19

27th May 2006, 09:33

I was wondering if we started a petition or something to support their application if it would be helpful?

justsomeguy

27th May 2006, 10:01

I was wondering if we started a petition or something to support their application if it would be helpful?

Good idea Jill, I'd sign it.

Logan is (underneath his smart arse exterior) a good, helpful person and his lady from the few times I've met her seems kind, intelligent and caring.

Hey Logan if you want anything like this (petition) set up, or if there is something else we can do, please just yell out OK??

Hope you get it sorted mate.:yes:

Mental Trousers

27th May 2006, 11:22

I hate beauracracies. Pity ya can't challenge those wankers to a race down 22 - if Enigma wins they get residency, if the dickheads win he gets deported for being slow.

Fight the bastards Enigma. Good luck.

DemonWolf

27th May 2006, 11:27

Yep.. it sure is ruff. All the best in getting this sorted for the best! Just remember that you have lots of friends here in New Zealand.. and not all of us think as our government with its insane policies does.

Edbear

27th May 2006, 11:39

I was wondering if we started a petition or something to support their application if it would be helpful?

Probably not, unfortunately, but I believe the Minister has power of discretion. Can someone confirm this? He can sorta act like an Ombusman and personally overrule the Ministry's decision. Been a couple high profile cases where She/He has become involved. All the best Logan. Hope you two can stay on.

The Pastor

27th May 2006, 11:49

Your missing the point,

Hes a saffy, and im sorry but we have exceeded the quota for imports.

America for white, africa for black.

Macktheknife

27th May 2006, 12:06

Good luck getting it sorted Logan, I would sign a petition to support.

Scorpygirl

27th May 2006, 12:10

Good luck with the appeal Logan!!! I hope you get to stay in lovely NZ. Rhino and I are thinking of you. :grouphug:

enigma51

27th May 2006, 12:31

Thanks guys Im sure it will all be sorted soon the news artical has put some presure on them already. Well thats why did it cause they been screwings us around for the last 3 1/2 years and we have spend thousands on them already and yet they cant give us an answer

Colapop

27th May 2006, 12:40

enigma51

27th May 2006, 12:45

Hey I'll marry ya missus for a couple of months and if you shack up with Cowpoos that'll count as a 'relationship".....

Seriously though dude hope all goes well. Can we be charcter references or siomething?

The poos cant handle a serious relationship :bye:

Thanks for the offer will let you know if we do need it. We have already got that from Natalie sister husband and his family (He's a kiwi).

Edbear

27th May 2006, 12:45

Hey I'll marry ya missus for a couple of months and if you shack up with Cowpoos that'll count as a 'relationship".....

Seriously though dude hope all goes well. Can we be charcter references or siomething?

On your first offer - Surely he's not that desperate yet! and on your second - Are you sure that character references from KBers would be the right "character"...?:laugh:

Colapop

27th May 2006, 12:48

how about if you just me tell who to "remove" from the equation?

enigma51

27th May 2006, 12:48

Probably not, unfortunately, but I believe the Minister has power of discretion. Can someone confirm this? He can sorta act like an Ombusman and personally overrule the Ministry's decision. Been a couple high profile cases where She/He has become involved. All the best Logan. Hope you two can stay on.

One of the other reasons we got the herald involved cause everytime we personally go and see one of these guys they come back with we have to wait until decision is made before they can appeal :wait:

enigma51

27th May 2006, 12:52

how about if you just me tell who to "remove" from the equation?

I will start with bureaucracy

enigma51

27th May 2006, 12:52

Keystone did you see my use of a big word :blip:

NhuanH

27th May 2006, 13:49

Good idea Jill, I'd sign it.

Logan is (underneath his smart arse exterior) a good, helpful person and his lady from the few times I've met her seems kind, intelligent and caring.

Hey Logan if you want anything like this (petition) set up, or if there is something else we can do, please just yell out OK??

Hope you get it sorted mate.:yes:
fookin hell, can you kiss any more arse??

You never say such gracious compliments about me... :no:

Just make sure that after introducing yourself as Enema's support and character reference, you don't ride anywhere the Immigration Service case orificer eh? That would NOT help their case.

Motoracer

27th May 2006, 14:21

Good luck Logan. My well wishes are with you and Natalie. :)

justsomeguy

27th May 2006, 14:59

fookin hell, can you kiss any more arse??

You never say such gracious compliments about me... :no:

Just make sure that after introducing yourself as Enema's support and character reference, you don't ride anywhere the Immigration Service case orificer eh? That would NOT help their case.

Oh my dearest (bloody) asian brother. How have you been??

Logan was a big help and provided a lot of good advice to me when I was looking for work after graduating some months ago.

He also stopped and helped me when a bolt fell out of my gear lever -no big deal in the grand scheme, but this was one of my first ever rides and I had less than 500kms riding experience back then, you know 1st impressions of KB'ers and all that. ( I now hear they are dicks though:shutup: )

He can be a bit of a short fuse at times, but he shouldn't have to be in this situation, he and Ms.Enigma don't deserve it.

P.S: I don't need to actually do anything these days to scare people, just knowing I'm around usually sends them into a panic.:blip:

Colapop

27th May 2006, 17:14

I will start with bureaucracy
Oh yeah, sure - call me Guy Fawkes....

NhuanH

27th May 2006, 18:12

P.S: I don't need to actually do anything these days to scare people, just knowing I'm around usually sends them into a panic.:blip:
tru dat...

SlowHand

27th May 2006, 18:22

fookin hell, can you kiss any more arse??

You never say such gracious compliments about me... :no:

incase 'pu's explanation aint enuf, WHAT ABOUT THE LICK OF HIS ICE CREAM HE GRACIOUSLY OFFERED!!

ps. can i borrow a chip au?

Keystone19

27th May 2006, 20:45

Keystone did you see my use of a big word :blip:

I'm impressed - it'll be harder giving you the learn in the dictionary stakes now.

Mind you when you can describe hermeneutic phenomenology to me in 2 easy sentences then I'll know you've arrived...:yes:

Seriously though, good luck with the application, I really hope it all works out.

metric

28th May 2006, 19:41

good luck mate

hope it all works out

Hitcher

28th May 2006, 19:46

Mind you when you can describe hermeneutic phenomenology to me in 2 easy sentences then I'll know you've arrived...
Phenomenology becomes hermeneutical when its method is taken to be interpretive, rather than purely descriptive as in transcendental phenomnenology.

Big Dave

28th May 2006, 20:33

Phenomenology becomes hermeneutical when its method is taken to be interpretive, rather than purely descriptive as in transcendental phenomnenology.

I was only just saying that to the co-pilot

Edbear

28th May 2006, 20:40

Phenomenology becomes hermeneutical when its method is taken to be interpretive, rather than purely descriptive as in transcendental phenomnenology.

I had one of those! The wheel fell off!:second:

Ixion

28th May 2006, 20:50

Edbear

28th May 2006, 20:58

No,thats objectivism, silly. Your experience of the wheel falling off is phenomenology. The scientist asks "Which wheel, and why ?". The chicky asks "Did it hurt?" .The engineer asks "Do you want me to stick it back on". And the mechanic quietly goes and modifies all the other wheels so none of them will fall off.

Nah! The Mechanic sticks it back on and recommends an engineer has a look at it to see why it fell off. The Engineer redesigns the vehicle so that when the wheel falls off the other wheels compensate. The Scientist forms a hypothesis as to the probable reasons for the wheel to fall off and performs several experiments to establish his theory. The Chick does indeed ask if it hurt and where did it hurt and "Can I put something on that for you?"

Big Dave

28th May 2006, 23:25

"Can I put something on that for you?"

I was only just saying that to the co-pilot

Ixion

28th May 2006, 23:29

But --- did you say it transcendentally or hermeneutically. That is the important question. Which? Choose, and choose well, much may rest upon your answer.

Big Dave

28th May 2006, 23:46

But --- did you say it transcendentally or hermeneutically. That is the important question. Which? Choose, and choose well, much may rest upon your answer.

Unsuccessfully.

NotaGoth

28th May 2006, 23:52

Logan

I remember you mentioning something about this previously. I'm really actually sorry to hear about what is going on. It is one of the last things that you both would ever need. I do hope that the residency thing works out in your favour, I really do.

Please let Nats know that I'm thinking of you both.

All my love and best wishes.

Theresa

kickingzebra

29th May 2006, 23:00

Phenomenology becomes hermeneutical when its method is taken to be interpretive, rather than purely descriptive as in transcendental phenomnenology.

Snapped!!!
http://www.phenomenologyonline.com/inquiry/5.html

LOL

Yes, I admit, I had too look it up!

Suppose now I'll find the esteemed Mr Hitcher wrote, and maintains that site!!
Say, you people discussing this don't work for Labour perchance? Something to do with the unsubstantiative explanation....

Edbear

30th May 2006, 10:40

Phenomenology becomes hermeneutical when its method is taken to be interpretive, rather than purely descriptive as in transcendental phenomnenology.

Think he said "in two easy sentences"? Something like, "We see things differently according to our preconceptions arising from our personal backgrounds." And, "We're all individuals which colours our views". I could be oversimplifying things of course.:first: