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James Deuce

17th January 2005, 10:51

You know how a group of KBers got together to celebrate meeting JRandom, and chose Abrakebabra for the venue?

Let's not do that again, ok?

Somewhere different next time.

http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/0,2106,3158043a11,00.html

Arsehole.

jrandom

17th January 2005, 10:59

... got together to celebrate meeting JRandom

Awwww, shucks. *Celebrate*?

Let's not do that again, ok?

Jeepers, no indeed. The place definitely appears worthy of boycotting.

Perhaps I should pop down again sometime so that we can defiantly eat elsewhere.

James Deuce

17th January 2005, 11:02

Awwww, shucks. *Celebrate*?

Jeepers, no indeed. The place definitely appears worthy of boycotting.

Perhaps I should pop down again sometime so that we can defiantly eat elsewhere.
Defiance. I like that. Can we assume angry poses?

Yokai

17th January 2005, 11:02

defiantly
how many times, JR? - the word is "definitely"!!! darn it!

;-)

merv

17th January 2005, 11:23

how many times, JR? - the word is "definitely"!!! darn it!

;-)

Not if you are being defiant and I think JR wants to definitely be defiant - that's what he said basically.

Unless one of you wants to marry or have a civil union with this guy?

riffer

17th January 2005, 11:43

Thanks Jim.

I read this this morning and was going to post about it. Been in meetings, etc all day so far.

Looks like you beat me to it.

As you said.

I'd rather not support people like this.

And I will be telling all my friends too.

Prepare for karmic retribution Abekebabra.

Ms Piggy

17th January 2005, 11:53

jrandom

17th January 2005, 12:30

I think JR wants to definitely be defiant

Wot merv said.

My meaning was definitely precise. I defined the premises as definitely worthy of defiance, and suggested that a definite defiance would definately be undeserving of deferral. Your attempted re-definition of my usage of 'defiantly' was not definitive.

Yokai

17th January 2005, 12:56

Wot merv said.
My meaning was definitely precise. I defined the premises as definitely worthy of defiance, and suggested that a definite defiance would definately be undeserving of deferral. Your attempted re-definition of my usage of 'defiantly' was not definitive.

LOL -

I found the meaning of your post to be indeterminate and detrimental to my determination of your defined deliberations concerning the degustation establishment. Despite denoting definite dispositional traits it seems that distinct differentiation of the declaimed dictum developed.

Désolé.

jrandom

17th January 2005, 13:03

definatelydddddddddddddddd... Désolé.

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ajturbo

17th January 2005, 16:07

what a wanker... how can they think they can get away with that type of shit nowa days?????
:stoogie: :stoogie:
that sort of thing really makes me mad! :stoogie: :angry2: :angry2: :angry2: :angry2:

Ms Piggy

17th January 2005, 16:11

what a wanker... how can they think they can get away with that type of shit nowa days?????
:stoogie: :stoogie:
that sort of thing really makes me mad! :stoogie: :angry2: :angry2: :angry2: :angry2:
So you're a bit cross then?

Storm

17th January 2005, 16:13

Behold, the cutting wit and snappy repartee' of the enrage'd JR

Storm

17th January 2005, 16:14

So anyway, just who did shoot you JR?

jrandom

17th January 2005, 16:21

So anyway, just who did shoot you JR?

er...

um...

Huh? :confused:

Hitcher

17th January 2005, 16:27

So the much maligned "justice system" does work afterwards...

No more kebabs at that place that's for sure. I fear for my physical wellbeing if they think I should marry their ugly sister...

F5 Dave

17th January 2005, 16:28

Silly reference to some trashy 80s TV drama, or was it a Sitcom? called Dullus.

A friend got a part time Job in a Kebab shop a few years back up Cuba street & the guy propositioned her to all intents. She didn't go back.

Weird guys in a nation without the arranged marriage they must have relied upon previously.

Nice food though.

Blakamin

17th January 2005, 16:52

glad I didnt eat there..... (no beer)

StoneChucker

17th January 2005, 19:35

How ELSE is a guy like me supposed to get married? hehehehe :lol:

James Deuce

17th January 2005, 19:52

How ELSE is a guy like me supposed to get married? hehehehe :lol:

I'll give you a hint, and despite it being cruel, I mean it with the best intentions.

That whiney self-deprecating stuff up there is doing more damage to your chick prospects, than any other real or imagined issue you think you have.

Stop putting yourself down dude. You're a nice guy. Give yourself a break.

toads

17th January 2005, 21:01

yes Jim I totally agree with you, this guy certainly doesn't deserve positive advertising for his business, what a jerk!

StoneChucker

17th January 2005, 21:24

I'll give you a hint, and despite it being cruel, I mean it with the best intentions.

That whiney self-deprecating stuff up there is doing more damage to your chick prospects, than any other real or imagined issue you think you have.

Stop putting yourself down dude. You're a nice guy. Give yourself a break.
I was bloody joking :whocares:
"That whiney self-deprecating stuff " Thats just mean...

StoneChucker

17th January 2005, 21:33

I was bloody joking :whocares:
"That whiney self-deprecating stuff " Thats just mean...
I understand what you're saying, in a direct kind of way. Just not good to hear it...

James Deuce

17th January 2005, 21:44

I understand what you're saying, in a direct kind of way. Just not good to hear it...
I wouldn't be where I am if someone hadn't given me the same advice.

Velox

17th January 2005, 21:45

That really sucks because they had really nice chicken kebabs and student priced hummus bread ($2!) which was real good. Stink. My friend worked a the one a few doors up and the people there were pretty bad to her too (not in the same type of way though). Might have to look further afield for kebabs eh.

Sniper

18th January 2005, 07:47

are you not getting the women because you hold conversations with yourself?
surely it isnt as bad as you make it seem. chin up and all that.be happy with yourself and others will see a person who is charming personable and friendly. remember the lines from american beauty? "to be successful one must project an image of success" i am sure the same sort of thing could apply to you. best of luck :wavey:

Hmmm, phylosofier. VI, how old are you? :shifty:

James Deuce

18th January 2005, 07:50

phylosofier.

For some reason that "word" brings to mind a Bulgarian woman wrapped in filo pastry.

Sniper

18th January 2005, 07:54

For some reason that "word" brings to mind a Bulgarian woman wrapped in filo pastry.

Sorry, my mistake. I cant spell :pinch:

ajturbo

18th January 2005, 07:56

So you're a bit cross then?

well if you knew me.... better.. :lol: ..

you would know that i like a bit of R & P

BUT it has it's time and place..... this wanker has the wrong centry..... :bash: .

right place :bleh: :banana: :lol:

James Deuce

18th January 2005, 08:08

Sorry, my mistake. I cant spell :pinch:
No worries!

At least you're trying.

Ms Piggy

18th January 2005, 09:25

well if you knew me.... better.. :lol: ..

you would know that i like a bit of R & P

BUT it has it's time and place..... this wanker has the wrong centry..... :bash: .

right place :bleh: :banana: :lol:
Hmmmmmmmmmmm....yes.

WTF is R & P?

sels1

18th January 2005, 09:58

How ELSE is a guy like me supposed to get married? hehehehe :lol:

Hey SC, check todays Dominion for the article on female tourists looking for single blokes to holiday with in NZ. :)

http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/0,2106,3159119a10,00.html

Sniper

18th January 2005, 10:43

No worries!

At least you're trying.

Thanks, nothing wrong with trying. :brick:

Krayy

18th January 2005, 14:50

Loved the managers name (bad joke follows)...maybe the headline should have been "Ramadan's a ding-dong"?

Mencius

18th January 2005, 16:15

How ELSE is a guy like me supposed to get married? hehehehe :lol:

*cough*

Really,why would you want to? Having experienced both sides of the coin, living *in sin* gets the big thumbs up from me! :2thumbsup

Of course you could always try something like this......http://www.goodwife.com/ :lol:

Ang

James Deuce

18th January 2005, 16:22

*cough*

Really,why would you want to? Having experienced both sides of the coin, living *in sin* gets the big thumbs up from me! :2thumbsup

Of course you could always try something like this......http://www.goodwife.com/ :lol:

Ang

Yeah but you're bitter, and Stonechucker still worships the ground the opposite sex walk on. ;)

jrandom

18th January 2005, 16:33

Of course you could always try something like this......http://www.goodwife.com/

Does anybody else find those mail-order bride websites deeply disturbing?

Mencius

18th January 2005, 16:36

Yeah but you're bitter, and Stonechucker still worships the ground the opposite sex walk on. ;)

How do you know I'm bitter? I don't believe you've ever tasted me....... :blah:

I'm not bitter, really, more of a cynical old tart :yes:

Ang

Hitcher

18th January 2005, 16:45

Does anybody else find those mail-order bride websites deeply disturbing?
Only if I looked and found that Mrs H was advertising...

avgas

18th January 2005, 17:16

So he's in the kitchen now...shows you where the line is guys

Skunk

18th January 2005, 19:08

Loved the managers name (bad joke follows)...maybe the headline should have been "Ramadan's a ding-dong"?That is soooo bad... :killingme

Slipstream

18th January 2005, 22:34

http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/0,2106,3158043a11,00.html

Arsehole.

This was also found in the kitchen as one of the ingredients for the "combined" kebab.

"No, no, no Ali. I said wash the cabbage"

Slipstream

18th January 2005, 22:37

You know how a group of KBers got together to celebrate meeting JRandom, and chose Abrakebabra for the venue?

Let's not do that again, ok?

Somewhere different next time.

How about a nice little chinese place I know???