Arrrrgghhh!

[fireball]

I thought you were Macs son?.........ROTFLMAO!!!!!!!!!!

true that! its only cos we look similar.. some of the ATNR guys think im Training Wheels son too..... what is wrong with you people?! PMSL

[jrandom]

I thought you were Macs son?.........ROTFLMAO!!!!!!!!!!

Did you still think that?



Oh, that is awesome...

[jafar]

its good that real kiwis still exist somewhere.... and little old ladies are cute...
even if they do call me, a polite young boy...

Bet that hurts

[fireball]

Bet that hurts

after years of being called such a thing you get used to it... kids asking are you a boy or girl, having young girls running to tell mummy theres a boy in the ladies... people just dont know breasts when they see them i guess..... must be my double D abs

[jafar]

after years of being called such a thing you get used to it... kids asking are you a boy or girl, having young girls running to tell mummy theres a boy in the ladies... people just dont know breasts when they see them i guess..... must be my double D abs

double D abs & riding a bike , yep your a bloke alright

[Swoop]

as we could simply "pop" the glass out. Huh?

That old story from back in the '80's. Not possible with the newer stuff apparently.

Take care of our oldies please people, they are precious!

Tell that to the three old buggers I have locked in the safe. Ungrateful buggers keep wanting their medications, zimmer frames and the TV tuned to *Abe Simpsons' voice* "Maaaatlock".

j/k!

[Dave-]

what annoys me about old people is their expectance for me to formulate a simple explination for something that is complex in terms that they'll understand, for something they dont need to know about.

I cant wait till the rest of the world has caught up with my ability to manage technology.

[Beemer]

My late mother locked herself out one night - came out to wave goodbye to us, we turn at the lights, she goes back up the drive, only to find the sliding door had locked itself - we were long gone! She went to the neighbour's to ring a locksmith (her place had aluminium windows and my husband had put security locks on them all for her), who arrived about an hour later. He changed the locks for her, no problem there, but refused to accept a cheque. She didn't have a credit card so thankfully she had good neighbours and they gave the guy their credit card number and happily took her cheque. Did he think she was a bad risk? She obviously had her own home and he knew where to find her, so what would the problem be accepting a cheque for something like this?

When I rang her the following day (we didn't get home until about 11pm and she didn't let us know at the time) and found out what had happened I was really annoyed. That was bad enough but then she had a couple of people she thought were helping her who ripped her off too - one was a home handyman who conned her into lending him money and the other was a cleaner who made her pay months in advance then wouldn't turn up. We sorted both out, but what is it about some people who don't think twice about trying it on with vulnerable people?

[Swoop]

That was bad enough but then she had a couple of people she thought were helping her who ripped her off too - one was a home handyman who conned her into lending him money and the other was a cleaner who made her pay months in advance then wouldn't turn up. We sorted both out, but what is it about some people who don't think twice about trying it on with vulnerable people?

I like people who rip old folks off...
The work out is VERY pleasureable...

[ManDownUnder]

Cheapest option sounds like a broken window to get into the house (pick a small one) then boarded up for the glazier when they're good and ready 9i.e. no $200 urgent callout.

Mom - you are so right. Society should be judged by the way it treats it's (truly) needy. From your post... I'm not so impressed.