Any body here w/ suggestions?
by Voodoo Billy » Sun Jan 23, 2011 4:19 pm
I was described as A++++++++++++++++++++++++ a mere month ago, not to mention 'easy and pleasant' and I haven't even met the woman.
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by Voodoo Billy » Sun Jan 23, 2011 5:13 pm
Are we allowed to ask what you were selling? 
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by black francis » Thu Jan 27, 2011 1:33 pm
His seed. .
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by black francis » Thu Jan 27, 2011 1:41 pm
I got mine for free while you were sleeping in the guest room.
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by black francis » Thu Jan 27, 2011 1:49 pm
I set it up to look like an alien abduction and sperm extraction for intergalactic breeding so as not to arouse suspicion.
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by black francis » Thu Jan 27, 2011 2:06 pm
That was my sleep apnea mask and machine which also doubles a Darth Vader mask and breathing apparatus.
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by morty » Sun Jan 30, 2011 8:32 pm
To answer the original question re visiting Australia.
If you're in Sydney take lots of money.
The US dollar and AUD is now virtually the same and Sterling aint getting what it used to.
Sydney is the second most expensive place to live in the world.
This is what happens when surrounded by the worlds most beautiful harbour and the food and wine is just as good if not better than anywhere else in the world.
There are no kangaroos in the streets just beautiful women, great coffee, great restaurants and so much more.
I have spent summer here for the last 4 years covering The Sydney Festival and Big day Out.
NYE here is amazing what a city!
Every international artist here loves the place most extending their trip and buying real estate if they can afford it.
Its a who's who of the worlds finest at what they do at this time of year.
Meeting John Malkovitch was rewarding.
Beats being back in UK at this time of year.
You will have a great time.
I look forward to the rubbishing which will presumably follow from certain members of this forum which I will read whilst enjoying the majestic view of Sydney Harbour as we eat the freshest seafood and drink superb wine.
If you're in Sydney take lots of money.
The US dollar and AUD is now virtually the same and Sterling aint getting what it used to.
Sydney is the second most expensive place to live in the world.
This is what happens when surrounded by the worlds most beautiful harbour and the food and wine is just as good if not better than anywhere else in the world.
There are no kangaroos in the streets just beautiful women, great coffee, great restaurants and so much more.
I have spent summer here for the last 4 years covering The Sydney Festival and Big day Out.
NYE here is amazing what a city!
Every international artist here loves the place most extending their trip and buying real estate if they can afford it.
Its a who's who of the worlds finest at what they do at this time of year.
Meeting John Malkovitch was rewarding.
Beats being back in UK at this time of year.
You will have a great time.
I look forward to the rubbishing which will presumably follow from certain members of this forum which I will read whilst enjoying the majestic view of Sydney Harbour as we eat the freshest seafood and drink superb wine.
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by morty » Mon Jan 31, 2011 12:14 am
Mr Brian
No spare room unfortunately but I highly recommend a holiday here.
Am off to NZ too which is apparently even more beautiful than here.
I must say that NZ Sauvignon Blanc is good and there is some great new NZ bands that every one has a buzz on so looking forward to that.
Mind you it starts making you feel old when these new bands are the same age as my children but I try to keep an open mind even if some of it is a straight rip off from certain bands in the 80s . . .
No spare room unfortunately but I highly recommend a holiday here.
Am off to NZ too which is apparently even more beautiful than here.
I must say that NZ Sauvignon Blanc is good and there is some great new NZ bands that every one has a buzz on so looking forward to that.
Mind you it starts making you feel old when these new bands are the same age as my children but I try to keep an open mind even if some of it is a straight rip off from certain bands in the 80s . . .
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