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Sniper
14th September 2007, 12:08
Its my last day at work, I'll be off KB for a while. Laugh or don't tis up to you. I found it funny and relevant
Minutes of Flamers Anonymous, Meeting #433
S: "Hello, my name is S, and I'm a flamer"
1: "Hi S"
2: "Hi S, you git"
3: "Hi S; you spell flamer with a capital F"
4: "Fuck off S"
5: "S, why don't you go back to whatever hole your crawled out of.."
S: "I guess I started flaming because it was just an acceptable thing to do. All my friends did it so I just did it to fit in. At first it was just social flaming, you know, a couple of email messages to an ex telling her what she could do with her Meatloaf albums. But soon I guess it got out of hand.
I tried all the usual stuff, withdrawal from news, subscribing to newsgroups full of pussies who wouldn't flame anyone for anything, attacking those that wear their hearts on their sleeves
It got so I couldn't start the day without a couple of flames.
Then I started slipping flames in at lunchtime.
Before I knew it, I was addicted. I'd login from home just to flame someone for something. I had flame files hidden on my hard drive in case I was desperate for a flame.
My family life went to hell - I knew it was getting to be a problem when I flamed my infant for the consistancy of the turd in his nappies.
I realised I needed help and went to see the well-known Computing Physician, Dr Brian Analpeeper, but he said I was beyond the scope of anything he could prescribe or subscribe to.
He suggested I come here.
I'm a flamaholic, you PATHETIC BUNCH OF HAS-BEENS!"
MSTRS
14th September 2007, 12:12
Its my last day at work, I'll be off KB for a while. Laugh or don't tis up to you. I found it funny and relevant
You are the weakest link. Goodbye.
Travel safe, my friend.
Swoop
14th September 2007, 12:17
Travel safely my friend!
Sniper
14th September 2007, 12:20
Will do and thanks. At least it is not an arduous journey. I have 6000 acres to peruse, a horse, a dirtbike, a rifle and a woman. What more could a man want
deanohit
14th September 2007, 12:22
A good whiskey and it sounds like you'll be set.
What?
14th September 2007, 12:23
Will do and thanks. At least it is not an arduous journey. I have 6000 acres to peruse, a horse, a dirtbike, a rifle and a women. What more could a man want
A boat, fishing rods, shotgun, whiskey, road bike, helicopter, more whiskey...
Sniper
14th September 2007, 12:26
A boat, fishing rods, shotgun, whiskey, road bike, helicopter, more whiskey...
You make a good point, but I will get that after my study and the NZ bush and forest becomes my playground and responsibility
Mind you, cant use all those at once.
deanohit
14th September 2007, 12:27
.....and the kitchen sink.
Damn, you always forget something.
Mr Merde
14th September 2007, 12:31
Feed for the horse,
petrol for the bike,
ammunition for the rifle
and a cookbook for the woman.
Then you're set for life
Also helps if the 6000 acres are not under water
Merde
Indiana_Jones
14th September 2007, 12:31
Last day at work?
..........only one thing for it...
<img src="http://www.wherever-you-are.net/Discography/Young%20Guns%20II.jpg">
-Indy
canarlee
14th September 2007, 12:35
Will do and thanks. rifle and a women.
hmm.........
:p
avgas
14th September 2007, 12:40
"And those were the last words he said.
He wasnt leaving work per say, more removing both himself and his workmates from the face of the planet.....trenchcoat and all."
They always say its the quiet ones that loose it.
Best of luck out there in the real world boss
mstriumph
14th September 2007, 12:40
hmmmmm it all sounds idyllic - even with the plethora of women ......
are you SURE you didn't just post to rub it in and make this lot drool as they stay chained at the coalface??? :devil2:
Sniper
14th September 2007, 12:42
Oops, good spotting carnalee
kiwifruit
14th September 2007, 12:55
Happy trails :)
Hitcher
14th September 2007, 13:01
Will do and thanks. At least it is not an arduous journey. I have 6000 acres to peruse, a horse, a dirtbike, a rifle and a woman. What more could a man want?
BDOTGNZA membership.
pritch
14th September 2007, 13:33
We are the Pilgrims master; we shall go
Always a little further; it may be
Beyond that last blue mountain barred with snow
Across that angry or that glimmering sea....
Interesting signature Sniper.
Any special significance?
Other than the source of course...
Sniper
14th September 2007, 13:35
We are the Pilgrims master; we shall go
Always a little further; it may be
Beyond that last blue mountain barred with snow
Across that angry or that glimmering sea....
Interesting signature Sniper.
Any special significance?
Other than the Rubiyat of course...
I read it once on some cutlery that was given out at a rather unique 50 year celebration. Kind of held some personal significance
pritch
14th September 2007, 13:44
I read it once on some cutlery that was given out at a rather unique 50 year celebration. Kind of held some personal significance
Ahh that's what I was wondering.
There have been a couple of significant birthdays in recent times, I could have attended a very recent one but didn't.
Have an upcoming fourtieth in November in Rotorua which I'll be attending.
I hope you didn't pinch their cutlery:whistle:
Sniper
14th September 2007, 13:47
Ahh that's what I was wondering.
There have been a couple of significant birthdays in recent times, I could have attended a very recent one but didn't.
I hope you didn't pinch their cutlery:whistle:
Nah, I have too much respect for the group at hand to do that. I did get a badge or 2 given to me by some of the members who had been involved for a while
MSTRS
14th September 2007, 14:04
BDOTGNZA membership.
I hear an echo of Ixion whispering 'They don't give green stamps but'
Sniper
14th September 2007, 14:54
Gents and Ladies, as I leave from work....
It has been a privlidge to be in company as great as this *bows*
To one and all
Until next time
Macktheknife
14th September 2007, 15:30
Travel well mate, see you again soon we hope.
ynot slow
14th September 2007, 18:53
Will do and thanks. At least it is not an arduous journey. I have 6000 acres to peruse, a horse, a dirtbike, a rifle and a woman. What more could a man want
A sheep if in aussie,remember the lady may be out of commission each month.
sunhuntin
14th September 2007, 19:00
Feed for the horse,
petrol for the bike,
ammunition for the rifle
and a cookbook for the woman.
Then you're set for life
Also helps if the 6000 acres are not under water
Merde
whats she need a cookbook for? so long as she can cook some eggs.... :beer:
janno
14th September 2007, 19:09
Will do and thanks. At least it is not an arduous journey. I have 6000 acres to peruse, a horse, a dirtbike, a rifle and a woman. What more could a man want
A good canine friend. Then you are indeed set for life!
Toaster
28th September 2007, 00:10
Feed for the horse,
petrol for the bike,
ammunition for the rifle
and a cookbook for the woman.
Then you're set for life
Also helps if the 6000 acres are not under water
Merde
Instead of a cookbook, I suggest a book on sexual positions. :bleh:
Big Dave
28th September 2007, 00:28
I'll run with 'not laugh'.
Come back less lame. :girlfight:
:2thumbsup
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