On 7/03/2022 10:07 am, Daryl wrote:
> On 6/3/2022 8:35 pm, keithr0 wrote:

>> You'd probably have a hard time finding people under 40 who remember
>> Jack Brabham.
>
> In general yes but I hang around with lots of car racing participants, I
> was at Sandown yesterday, in car racing circles he is a god and even the
> young ones know all about him.
> I meet him 4 times and 3 of those times were at Phillip Island and I was
> very lucky just to get near him, everywhere he went there was a big
> crowd except the last time when I was admiring one of his cars talking
> to the owner and he came up to us and said hello, to a car racing tragic
> like me it was like being in the company of royalty.

That's because he was.

The only man ever in the history of Formula 1 to win a World
Championship title in a car be built himself. That is an accomplishment
that seems so far removed from what is possible today, but even back in
the day it was an amazing achievement against the likes of Ferrari, BRM,
Lotus, McClaren, Cooper and the rest of the field.

Some people today dismiss the achievement as something that was
relatively easy to do back then but it wasn't. Others like Bruce
Mclaren, Graham Hill, John Surtees and Dan Gurney all tried to emulate
Brabham with their own cars and teams, but none of them were able to do
what Brabham did.

A big part of the reason for that was that not only was Brabham a
brillant driver, but he was also a fantastically intuitive engineer who
could build and prepare a car for a race and have it set up in optimum
trim, and then drive the ring off it on the track.

He was one of the few men who was ever able to do that, that's why he
was knighted.

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Regards,
Noddy.

On 7/3/2022 10:21 am, Noddy wrote:
> On 7/03/2022 10:07 am, Daryl wrote:
>> On 6/3/2022 8:35 pm, keithr0 wrote:
>
>>> You'd probably have a hard time finding people under 40 who remember
>>> Jack Brabham.
>>
>> In general yes but I hang around with lots of car racing participants,
>> I was at Sandown yesterday, in car racing circles he is a god and even
>> the young ones know all about him.
>> I meet him 4 times and 3 of those times were at Phillip Island and I
>> was very lucky just to get near him, everywhere he went there was a
>> big crowd except the last time when I was admiring one of his cars
>> talking to the owner and he came up to us and said hello, to a car
>> racing tragic like me it was like being in the company of royalty.
>
> That's because he was.
>
> The only man ever in the history of Formula 1 to win a World
> Championship title in a car be built himself. That is an accomplishment
> that seems so far removed from what is possible today, but even back in
> the day it was an amazing achievement against the likes of Ferrari, BRM,
> Lotus, McClaren, Cooper and the rest of the field.
>
> Some people today dismiss the achievement as something that was
> relatively easy to do back then but it wasn't. Others like Bruce
> Mclaren, Graham Hill, John Surtees and Dan Gurney all tried to emulate
> Brabham with their own cars and teams, but none of them were able to do
> what Brabham did.
>
> A big part of the reason for that was that not only was Brabham a
> brillant driver, but he was also a fantastically intuitive engineer who
> could build and prepare a car for a race and have it set up in optimum
> trim, and then drive the ring off it on the track.
>
> He was one of the few men who was ever able to do that, that's why he
> was knighted.
>
>
>
>
Its a shame that not that many people even Australians recognize how
good he really was.
Having a designer/engineer in his F1 team like Ron Tauranac was
certainly helpful, the 2 of them together were almost unbeatable.

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Daryl

On 7/03/2022 12:08 pm, Daryl wrote:
> On 7/3/2022 10:21 am, Noddy wrote:

>> A big part of the reason for that was that not only was Brabham a
>> brillant driver, but he was also a fantastically intuitive engineer
>> who could build and prepare a car for a race and have it set up in
>> optimum trim, and then drive the ring off it on the track.
>>
>> He was one of the few men who was ever able to do that, that's why he
>> was knighted.
>>
>>
>>
>>
> Its a shame that not that many people even Australians recognize how
> good he really was.
> Having a designer/engineer in his F1 team like Ron Tauranac was
> certainly helpful, the 2 of them together were almost unbeatable.

Absolutely.

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Regards,
Noddy.

On 7/3/2022 6:52 am, alvey wrote:
> On Sun, 6 Mar 2022 18:09:07 +1100, Xeno wrote:
>
>> On 6/3/2022 5:50 pm, Clocky wrote:
>>> On 6/03/2022 1:15 pm, Noddy wrote:
>>>> On 6/03/2022 3:48 pm, Grumpy Tech wrote:
>>>>> On 6/03/2022 1:05 pm, Xeno wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>> I dislike sporting identities being called *heroes*. Anyway, what an
>>>>>> end, a heart attack after a tryst with an LBFMPBFR. The Bophut
>>>>>> police will have remove the viagra from the scene if Warnie's
>>>>>> travelling companions hadn't done so already. Bad for the *public
>>>>>> image* of Koh Samui you see.
>>>>>>
>>>>> You disgust me.
>>>>
>>>> Surely you're not surprised, are you?
>>>>
>>>> This cock sucking attention whore has no limits, and will resort to
>>>> any kind of bullshit to get the attention his personality disorder so
>>>> desperately craves.
>>>>
>>>> You wouldn't piss on this miserable cunt if he was on fire in the
>>>> gutter....
>>>>
>>>
>>> You taking the moral high ground is amusing. You wish people people dead
>>> and made comments about family members that are the most disgraceful
>>> I've ever read in 20 odd years of usenet and I've read a lot of
>>> disgusting commentary.
>>>
>>> Neither of you two clowns can take the moral high ground, you are both
>>> despicable people in different ways.
>>>
>>> But that does not diminish my repulsion of Xeno's comments or show
>>> support in any way before you start with suggesting that bullshit as you
>>> invariably do. Just for the record.
>>>
>> Just for the record, the first thing my wife said, on reading about
>> Warnie's death, was: "what was he doing there?" That place is well known
>> for "discretion" and the cops in Bophut are as crooked as they come. Was
>> just discussing this issue this morning with some friends down at the
>> market. These friends are of the same opinion.
>
> What could possibly be suspect about 4 middle-aged Western men going to
> Thailand? Nope. Can't think of anything.

LOL
>
> Aside: Medical opinion is specific and united on Viagra. If you have a
> dodgy heart, you don't use it. But say someone prominent *did* use it and
> carked it on the job. Would it be appropriate for the flag to be at
> half-mast?
>
>
> alvey
>
For the record, literally hundreds of foreigners do die in Thailand
every year of heart attacks. The only time they get publicised in
western press is if they are famous to any degree. The Thai press, on
the other hand, report them all, and in gory detail, inc. photos.

--
Xeno

Nothing astonishes Noddy so much as common sense and plain dealing.
(with apologies to Ralph Waldo Emerson)

On 7/3/2022 6:57 am, alvey wrote:
> On Sun, 6 Mar 2022 20:50:16 +1100, Noddy wrote:
>
>> On 6/03/2022 7:36 pm, Daryl wrote:
>>> On 6/3/2022 3:48 pm, Grumpy Tech wrote:
>>>> On 6/03/2022 1:05 pm, Xeno wrote:
>>>>> On 6/3/22 12:41, keithr0 wrote:
>>>>>> It's all got out of proportion. Warne was a bogans bogan who's sole
>>>>>> talent was to chuck a ball 22 yards in such a way to bamboozle the
>>>>>> guy at the other end. He did nothing to to advance any cause of
>>>>>> humanity, but still the SEQ channel 9 news devoted more time to him
>>>>>> than the floods and Ukraine combined, and todays Courier Mail
>>>>>> devotes 20 pages to him. I know that people liked him but sheesh
>>>>>> whats next a week of national mourning?
>>>>>
>>>>> I dislike sporting identities being called *heroes*. Anyway, what an
>>>>> end, a heart attack after a tryst with an LBFMPBFR. The Bophut police
>>>>> will have remove the viagra from the scene if Warnie's travelling
>>>>> companions hadn't done so already. Bad for the *public image* of Koh
>>>>> Samui you see.
>>>>>
>>>> You disgust me.
>>>
>>> If anyone needs more proof of what a low life scum bag Xeno is see above.
>>
>> Yep. The cunt of a thing just needs to crawl off and die somewhere.
>
> Here you go hypocrites! Munch on these Fraudster quotes.
>
> Not quite. I wish you would die in a horrible Felching accident, but I'm
> not that lucky. 12Feb18
>
> Do the world a massive favour and just die somewhere quietly. 05Dec17
>
> You should go fuck yourself and die horribly. 11Aug17
>
> Fuck off and die you oxygen thieving fraud. 04Aug17
>
> Hopefully you'll have a massive heart attack, or a brain aneurysm or
> even a car accident, and die before aus.cars does. 26Apr17
>
> If Krypsis were to suddenly die a massively painful death after his
> "wife" got a bit carried away during one of their regularly scheduled
> meat injection sessions and poked his epiglottis out the back of his
> neck with her dick, I would throw a party and invite a few of the
> regulars who might want to come along and celebrate the demise of a
> despicable oxygen theiving conman. 26Apr17
>
> Hopefully he'll die soon, and his incessant bullshit will die with him.
> 12May17
>
> How that you are nothing but an obnoxious faking *cunt* that most people
> would be happy to see die of cancer? 14Jan17
>
> I fucking hate you with a passion and would happily see you die horribly.
> 30Dec16
>
> Seeing you die horribly would be a gift to many. 26Dec16
>
> It's time for you to die, and your bullshit to die with you. 06Dec16
>
> A complete and utter fake that I wouldn't piss on if he was on fire.
> 18Oct18
>
> If you were on fire out front of my house I'd throw petrol on you. 15Feb18
>
> Except you Krypsis, but you know that, right? Just *die*, you bastard...
> 13Dec17
>
> HTH
>
>
> alvey
>
>
Such love and adulation! ;-)

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Xeno

Nothing astonishes Noddy so much as common sense and plain dealing.
(with apologies to Ralph Waldo Emerson)

On 6/3/2022 11:46 pm, Noddy wrote:
> On 6/03/2022 11:01 pm, keithr0 wrote:
>> On 6/03/2022 8:02 pm, Noddy wrote:
>
>>>> I'm pretty sure that his lifestyle killed him.
>>>
>>> Are you? And when did you carry out the autopsy? :)
>>>
>>> Was it a heart attack? Was there any history of congenital heart
>>> disease in his family? Did he have an anaphelactic reaction to
>>> something? Did he just need a good hard shit?
>>>
>>> For fuck's sake :)
>>
>> Lifestyle is the major cause of early heart attacks in men, and Warne
>> didn't exactly live a healthy lifestyle.
>
> That may be so, but until the results of the autopsy are in no one has
> any real idea on the cause of death let alone alone if his "lifestyle"
> was a contributing factor, so how you can be "pretty sure" of what
> killed him is an absolute nonsense :)

If the autopsy is carried out in Thailand, there will still be no
assurance as to the actual cause of death.
>
>> In fact it is reported that he was trying to redress it with extreme
>> dieting before his death.
>
> I don't know about "extreme dieting". I read that he was on a health
> kick which is why he was at the resort in the first place, and I also

Odd, I read that he was *kicking back* at the resort in Thailand after
some months of intense workload. That puts a different spin on it entirely.

> read that he had seen a doctor about chest pains in the days leading up
> to his arrival.

If he had seen a doctor about chest pains, he would have been in
hospital post haste and he wouldn't have been in Thailand. Some 15 years
back I presented to my local GP with chest pains. I knew it wasn't my
heart, and told the doctor so, but I quickly found myself at a cardio
clinic getting a heap of tests done, including the stress test, and they
all came back negative. The chest pains? Asthma related.

What is more, you can have a heart attack that gives absolutely no prior
warning. Ask me how I know this! BTDT.
>
> None of that is conclusive proof that he had a heart attack, or that his
> "lifestyle" played any part in it.

Now you're clutching at straws.

--
Xeno

Nothing astonishes Noddy so much as common sense and plain dealing.
(with apologies to Ralph Waldo Emerson)

On 7/03/2022 8:37 am, Daryl wrote:
> On 6/3/2022 8:37 pm, keithr0 wrote:
>> On 6/03/2022 5:54 pm, Daryl wrote:
>>> On 5/3/2022 8:58 pm, Noddy wrote:
>>>> On 5/03/2022 7:34 pm, lindsay wrote:
>>>>> On 5/03/2022 8:33 am, Noddy wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>> 2022 is starting off *real* well....
>>>>>
>>>>> Well, for me, it's not so bad. I just had my tree puller delivered:
>>>>> "The Jaws of Death" :-) https://imgur.com/a/OYZX1Ya So Labour Day
>>>>> weekend for me is looking pretty good. What I cant slash, I'll
>>>>> simply pull out and burn. We're already planning some mods.. a 20l
>>>>> drum of diesel thats sprays the manuka as it comes out of the
>>>>> ground, and an igniter once it's out of the ground.. :-)
>>>>
>>>> Looks awesome :)
>>>>
>>>>> Just booked my 3rd cruise to the Islands, and this time, we're in
>>>>> a/the
>>>>> penthouse suite :-) Missus doesnt know yet, so that should produce
>>>>> a smile, provided we're allowed to go....
>>>>
>>>> Fingers crossed. I think life is slowly returning to normal, and
>>>> short of there being another Covid variant that is significantly
>>>> worse than Omicron I can't see us going backwards to any significant
>>>> degree.
>>>
>>> Yep, this time next week we will be in Brisbane, first time we have
>>> been out of Vic since before Covid.
>>
>> If you'll be in our area between Bris and the Sunshine Coast come and
>> say hello.
>>
>
> I will be staying in Ningi so AFAIK that is somewhere near you?
> What was the name of the museum and what times are you there?
> I am looking forward to a museum tour:-)
>
I've sent you an e-mail hopefully the address in your headers is valid.

On 6/03/2022 8:01 pm, keithr0 wrote:
> On 6/03/2022 8:02 pm, Noddy wrote:
>> On 6/03/2022 8:35 pm, keithr0 wrote:
>>> On 6/03/2022 6:31 pm, Daryl wrote:
>>
>>>> Would you say the same thing about Bradman?
>>>> Many people and I'm one of them rate him only second to Bradman in
>>>> Cricket, the only other Australian sports person I'd rate as
>>>> anywhere near those 2 is Sir Jack Brabham.
>>>
>>> He belonged to a different era, things move much more quickly these
>>> days, I'm not sure that millennials other than cricket tragics would
>>> think of him as anything other than somebody that they vaguely
>>> remember being mentioned by their parents.
>>
>> Not sure that I understand what this comment has any relevance to.
>> People's "greatness" doesn't end when they retire.
>>
>>> You'd probably have a hard time finding people under 40 who remember
>>> Jack Brabham.
>>
>> I would think that would be a fairly safe bet considering he retired
>> over 50 years ago :)
>>
>>>> I understand what you are saying and I've said much the same when
>>>> some "celebrity" has passed away and the press has IMHO gone
>>>> overboard but as I said above their contribution does have value.
>>>> I suspect that in Warne's case the press going over the top was as
>>>> much to do with the sudden and unexpected nature of his death than
>>>> anything else, if he had been in his 80's and he died after a long
>>>> illness the coverage would have been more subdued.
>>>
>>> I'm pretty sure that his lifestyle killed him.
>>
>> Are you? And when did you carry out the autopsy? :)
>>
>> Was it a heart attack? Was there any history of congenital heart
>> disease in his family? Did he have an anaphelactic reaction to
>> something? Did he just need a good hard shit?
>>
>> For fuck's sake :)
>
> Lifestyle is the major cause of early heart attacks in men, and Warne
> didn't exactly live a healthy lifestyle. In fact it is reported that he
> was trying to redress it with extreme dieting before his death.
>

Irrelevant. You won't know what killed him and under what circumstances
until after the autopsy - and until that has been done nobody can be
pretty sure of anything.

--
keith on the 7 Oct 2021 wrote;
"He asserts that the claim is true, so, if
it is unproven, he is lying."

On 6/03/2022 2:28 pm, Yosemite Sam wrote:
> On 6/03/2022 3:45 pm, Noddy wrote:
>> On 6/03/2022 2:39 pm, keithr0 wrote:
>>> On 6/03/2022 12:55 pm, Noddy wrote:
>>>> On 6/03/2022 12:41 pm, keithr0 wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> It's all got out of proportion. Warne was a bogans bogan who's sole
>>>>> talent was to chuck a ball 22 yards in such a way to bamboozle the
>>>>> guy at the other end. He did nothing to to advance any cause of
>>>>> humanity, but still the SEQ channel 9 news devoted more time to him
>>>>> than the floods and Ukraine combined, and todays Courier Mail
>>>>> devotes 20 pages to him.
>>>>
>>>> You could say the exact same thing about every single "celebrity" in
>>>> history. Mozart. The Beatles. Jesse Owens. Tiger Woods. Jackson
>>>> Pollock. William Shakespeare. Nellie Melba. Eddie Van Halen.
>>>
>>> Not quite Warne will be forgotten within a generation, other than by
>>> a few cricket tragics. Most of the others have left something
>>> tangible behind.
>>
>> Yeah, I don't think so. Don Bradman is revered by many today as the
>> greatest batsman to ever play the game, despite his last test being
>> played almost 75 years ago and most people who hold that reverence
>> were not around to see him play and only know of him what they read in
>> the history books.
>>
>> You might think Warne was a Bogun who is undeserving of the amount of
>> attention he's currently getting, but he was named by Wisden's
>> Almanack as one of the top 5 players of the game in the last 100
>> years, and he was the only bowler to make the list.
>>
>>>> You name it. None of them ever set out to "advance the cause of
>>>> humanity" by their actions, but the effects of their being were
>>>> *enormous* and felt all over the world. They brought pleasure to
>>>> many, both directly and indirectly, and inspired other people to
>>>> greatness and still do to this day.
>>>
>>> Warne may inspire a few kids to take up the game, but most of his
>>> influence diminished some time ago.
>>
>> Which happens to a lot of people after they hang up their gloves. That
>> doesn't diminish their achievements in any way.
>>
>>>>> I know that people liked him but sheesh whats next a week of
>>>>> national mourning?
>>>>
>>>> The Victorian State Government has offered the family a state
>>>> funeral. People want to pay their respects to someone who they
>>>> admired and who was recognised as the best in the world at what they
>>>> did, and I don't have a problem with that. In fact I would think
>>>> someone like Warne receiving a State Funeral is probably more
>>>> deserving than some others who have been awarded that honour in
>>>> recent times.
>>
>>> More of an effort to get political gain from a populist move
>>
>> Possibly, but we'll never know. They gave a state funeral to Bert
>> Newton, and I don't know if that resulted in any great return in the
>> polls.
>>
>>>> I can't say I was ever a huge Cricket fanatic, but I liked watching
>>>> a game every now and then and always enjoyed watching Warne play as
>>>> he was a game changer. He was a *brilliant* cricketer in every
>>>> respect, and he deserves all the accolades he gets.
>>>
>>> As I originally said he was very good in a very restricted field
>>
>> Yeah, so was Ayerton Senna. Do you remember the world's reaction when
>> he died?
>>
>>>> You might not have been a fan and
>>>
>>> I'm certainly not a cricket fan despite being from a Yorkshire
>>> family, the thing is that a lot of others equally good at what they
>>> did, whether in sport or something actually useful have received far
>>> less adulation at their death.
>>
>> And who did you have in mind there?
>>
>>>> you're certainly well within your rights to not give a shit about
>>>> his passing, but to dismiss the public and media reaction to his
>>>> untimely death as "out of proportion" is not only inconsiderate but
>>>> demonstrates absolute ignorance about just how popular he was.
>>>
>>> I have no idea what the public reaction has been, it's the media that
>>> have gone overboard, a lot of people on the east coast have more
>>> immediate things to worry about.
>>
>> They probably do, but their plight isn't a world wide story. Warne's
>> premature death is.
>>
>> I read in the Herald-Sun this morning that the New York Times did a
>> story on Warne yesterday, and they had to explain what a "bowler" was
>> to their readers as most Americans would have no idea.
>>
>>>> It's up to you, but in being critical of the response to his death
>>>> all you're managing to achieve is to make yourself out to be the
>>>> miserably insensitive prick.
>>>
>>> Whatever, but I don't think that I'm Robinson Crusoe in my view.
>>
>> You may not be, but that doesn't alter the fact that you seem to be
>> completely ignorant of the man's popularity, and dismissing the
>> reaction to his death as being unworthy for someone who's talent was
>> "to chuck a ball 22 yards" is ridiculous.
>>
>> My wife has never been a cricket fan at all, but she filled me in on
>> the news yesterday when I woke up. She didn't particularly care one
>> way or the other apart from being sorry for his kids, but she knew
>> this story was going to be "huge". And it is.
>>
>
> LOL! noddy has treated Keith with kid gloves, cos he still wants him as
> an enabler. Imagine the hatred, profanity, and violent abuse that would
> have spewed forth if 'we' (the grossly misnamed FLC)  had posted what
> Keith did!
>
>

You noticed that too huh...

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keith on the 7 Oct 2021 wrote;
"He asserts that the claim is true, so, if
it is unproven, he is lying."

On 6/03/2022 3:50 pm, keithr0 wrote:
> On 6/03/2022 2:45 pm, Noddy wrote:
>> On 6/03/2022 2:39 pm, keithr0 wrote:
>>> On 6/03/2022 12:55 pm, Noddy wrote:
>>>> On 6/03/2022 12:41 pm, keithr0 wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> It's all got out of proportion. Warne was a bogans bogan who's sole
>>>>> talent was to chuck a ball 22 yards in such a way to bamboozle the
>>>>> guy at the other end. He did nothing to to advance any cause of
>>>>> humanity, but still the SEQ channel 9 news devoted more time to him
>>>>> than the floods and Ukraine combined, and todays Courier Mail
>>>>> devotes 20 pages to him.
>>>>
>>>> You could say the exact same thing about every single "celebrity" in
>>>> history. Mozart. The Beatles. Jesse Owens. Tiger Woods. Jackson
>>>> Pollock. William Shakespeare. Nellie Melba. Eddie Van Halen.
>>>
>>> Not quite Warne will be forgotten within a generation, other than by
>>> a few cricket tragics. Most of the others have left something
>>> tangible behind.
>>
>> Yeah, I don't think so. Don Bradman is revered by many today as the
>> greatest batsman to ever play the game, despite his last test being
>> played almost 75 years ago and most people who hold that reverence
>> were not around to see him play and only know of him what they read in
>> the history books.
>>
>> You might think Warne was a Bogun who is undeserving of the amount of
>> attention he's currently getting, but he was named by Wisden's
>> Almanack as one of the top 5 players of the game in the last 100
>> years, and he was the only bowler to make the list.
>
> Obviously famous within that rather small circle.
>

That circle of literally *billions* of people is "small" according to
you is it?

>>>> You name it. None of them ever set out to "advance the cause of
>>>> humanity" by their actions, but the effects of their being were
>>>> *enormous* and felt all over the world. They brought pleasure to
>>>> many, both directly and indirectly, and inspired other people to
>>>> greatness and still do to this day.
>>>
>>> Warne may inspire a few kids to take up the game, but most of his
>>> influence diminished some time ago.
>>
>> Which happens to a lot of people after they hang up their gloves. That
>> doesn't diminish their achievements in any way.
>>
>>>>> I know that people liked him but sheesh whats next a week of
>>>>> national mourning?
>>>>
>>>> The Victorian State Government has offered the family a state
>>>> funeral. People want to pay their respects to someone who they
>>>> admired and who was recognised as the best in the world at what they
>>>> did, and I don't have a problem with that. In fact I would think
>>>> someone like Warne receiving a State Funeral is probably more
>>>> deserving than some others who have been awarded that honour in
>>>> recent times.
>>
>>> More of an effort to get political gain from a populist move
>>
>> Possibly, but we'll never know. They gave a state funeral to Bert
>> Newton, and I don't know if that resulted in any great return in the
>> polls.
>>
>>>> I can't say I was ever a huge Cricket fanatic, but I liked watching
>>>> a game every now and then and always enjoyed watching Warne play as
>>>> he was a game changer. He was a *brilliant* cricketer in every
>>>> respect, and he deserves all the accolades he gets.
>>>
>>> As I originally said he was very good in a very restricted field
>>
>> Yeah, so was Ayerton Senna. Do you remember the world's reaction when
>> he died?
>
> There were no 20 page supplements for him and worldwide he was far
> better known than Warne.
>

Bet he wasn't better known. He would have got a massive amount of press
attention in his home country too.

>>>> You might not have been a fan and
>>>
>>> I'm certainly not a cricket fan despite being from a Yorkshire
>>> family, the thing is that a lot of others equally good at what they
>>> did, whether in sport or something actually useful have received far
>>> less adulation at their death.
>>
>> And who did you have in mind there?
>
> Just as an instance, a guy died up here in Queensland recently. He died
> rescuing somebody from the surf, he was also a highly regarded research
> doctor working on cures for diseases, not only did he die in a selfless
> act but his death leaves a hole in a worthwhile endeavor. It made about
> 20 secinds on the TV news and about 8 column inches in the paper.
>

Many don't even get that.

>>>> you're certainly well within your rights to not give a shit about
>>>> his passing, but to dismiss the public and media reaction to his
>>>> untimely death as "out of proportion" is not only inconsiderate but
>>>> demonstrates absolute ignorance about just how popular he was.
>>>
>>> I have no idea what the public reaction has been, it's the media that
>>> have gone overboard, a lot of people on the east coast have more
>>> immediate things to worry about.
>>
>> They probably do, but their plight isn't a world wide story. Warne's
>> premature death is.
>>
>> I read in the Herald-Sun this morning that the New York Times did a
>> story on Warne yesterday, and they had to explain what a "bowler" was
>> to their readers as most Americans would have no idea.
>
> And I don't suppose that they will care anyway.
>
>>>> It's up to you, but in being critical of the response to his death
>>>> all you're managing to achieve is to make yourself out to be the
>>>> miserably insensitive prick.
>>>
>>> Whatever, but I don't think that I'm Robinson Crusoe in my view.
>>
>> You may not be, but that doesn't alter the fact that you seem to be
>> completely ignorant of the man's popularity, and dismissing the
>> reaction to his death as being unworthy for someone who's talent was
>> "to chuck a ball 22 yards" is ridiculous.
>
> That's exactly what he did, he did it very well, but it's quite a
> limited talent really.
>

He was extraordinary talented.

> Reaction of people is one thing, it's the reactio of the media that I
> was commenting on. Rod Marsh's family must be feeling that he wasn't
> anywhere near as important.
>

<snip BS>

--
keith on the 7 Oct 2021 wrote;
"He asserts that the claim is true, so, if
it is unproven, he is lying."

On 7/03/2022 3:26 pm, Clocky wrote:
> On 6/03/2022 2:28 pm, Yosemite Sam wrote:
>>
>>
>> LOL! noddy has treated Keith with kid gloves, cos he still wants him
>> as an enabler. Imagine the hatred, profanity, and violent abuse that
>> would have spewed forth if 'we' (the grossly misnamed FLC)  had
>> posted what Keith did!
>>
>>
>
> You noticed that too huh...
>

I notice too he hasn't told you why your sig is wrong

--
https://tinyurl.com/Yosemite-Sam

FUCK PUTIN!!

"His opinions have been crushed into insignificant dust by
the enormous weight of his lies"- Alvey on the Fraudster
"He came, he saw, he got pummelled" - Alvey on Keefy
"What a pair! Not a single word of rebuttal or reason,
just cretinous abuse" - Alvey on jonz and noddy
"His self serving ego pumping comments just
read like witless wankery"- Clocky on Keefy
"your opinion isn't worth 2 knobs of goat shit"
- Xeno on Grubby Tech

On 6/03/2022 5:59 pm, Yosemite Sam wrote:

>> You wish people people dead and made comments about family members
>> that are the most disgraceful I've ever read in 20 odd years of usenet
>> and I've read a lot of disgusting commentary.
>
>
> in my 30 years of usnet

You've been using "usnet" for 30 years? Really? Who was the news server?

> noddy and lindsay are the ONLY ppl I've sever
> seen wish death on someone

(couple more names to add to your list, Fetid....)

"he shouldn't be allowed to exist in the civilized society" felix 25/01/17

"clutching a few sticks of dynamite with the fuses lit would be good.."
felix 16/08/18

"when you die the world will be a better place" Yosesemite Sam 03/08/21

Xeno: You have drowned in a pool...
Felix "we can only wish.."

Alvey >> Seriously, you need your meds checked.
Xeno > Doubling or tripling the dose might help! (reading this, Felix?)
Felix: I recommend swallowing the whole bottle washed down with a bottle
of Tequila! (you and Tomas BOTH suggesting an overdose.)

Hey look! 5 examples of *you yourself* (and one of shit-fer-brains)
wishing ill/death on others here. There's that gold plated hypocrisy to
the fore again, Fetid. You trying to usurp Tommy?

"I sometimes don't bother to think things thru before I post, that's
all" 04/10/17 Felix

That's painfully obvious, Felix. Must be hard to think, when all you
have between the ears is porridge.

"pretty sure I've never lied here about anything" felix 15/02/21

That, not so much. It's (been) easily proven, Spazpecker the Dull.

>> Neither of you two clowns can take the moral high ground, you are both
>> despicable people in different ways.
>>
>> But that does not diminish my repulsion of Xeno's comments or show
>> support in any way before you start with suggesting that bullshit as
>> you invariably do. Just for the record.
>>
>
> it's known as a 'party island' for having a 'good time' apparently ..
> https://traveltriangle.com/blog/koh-samui-nightlife/

Lots of people do business on holidays too. Last bit of his life thats
known was he had mates around to watch the test between Aus and
Pakistan, and when they left, he was heading upstairs to call his kids.
And thats from his mate, and I believe, his manager as well. I think
thats more plausible that Tomas Clasener's lustful viagra-fuelled dreams
of sex with, well, whatever. Lady boys, goats, plastic dolls.. (shudder)
>

On 7/03/2022 5:39 pm, lindsay wrote:
> On 6/03/2022 5:59 pm, Yosemite Sam wrote:
>
>>> You wish people people dead and made comments about family members
>>> that are the most disgraceful I've ever read in 20 odd years of
>>> usenet and I've read a lot of disgusting commentary.
>>
>>
>> in my 30 years of usnet
>
> You've been using "usnet" for 30 years? Really? Who was the news server?

Lol :)

>> noddy and lindsay are the ONLY ppl I've sever seen wish death on someone
>
> (couple more names to add to your list, Fetid....)
>
>
> "he shouldn't be allowed to exist in the civilized society"  felix 25/01/17
>
> "clutching a few sticks of dynamite with the fuses lit would be good.."
> felix 16/08/18
>
> "when you die the world will be a better place"  Yosesemite Sam 03/08/21
>
> Xeno: You have drowned in a pool...
> Felix "we can only wish.."
>
> Alvey >> Seriously, you need your meds checked.
> Xeno > Doubling or tripling the dose might help! (reading this, Felix?)
> Felix: I recommend swallowing the whole bottle washed down with a bottle
> of Tequila! (you and Tomas BOTH suggesting an overdose.)
>
>
> Hey look! 5 examples of *you yourself* (and one of shit-fer-brains)
> wishing ill/death on others here. There's that gold plated hypocrisy to
> the fore again, Fetid. You trying to usurp Tommy?
>
> "I sometimes don't bother to think things thru before I post, that's
> all" 04/10/17 Felix
>
> That's painfully obvious, Felix. Must be hard to think, when all you
> have between the ears is porridge.
>
> "pretty sure I've never lied here about anything"  felix 15/02/21
>
> That, not so much. It's (been) easily proven, Spazpecker the Dull.

As usual, whenever he posts all he manages to show is how much of a
total spastic he really is....

>>> Neither of you two clowns can take the moral high ground, you are
>>> both despicable people in different ways.
>>>
>>> But that does not diminish my repulsion of Xeno's comments or show
>>> support in any way before you start with suggesting that bullshit as
>>> you invariably do. Just for the record.
>>>
>>
>> it's known as a 'party island' for having a 'good time' apparently ..
>> https://traveltriangle.com/blog/koh-samui-nightlife/
>
> Lots of people do business on holidays too. Last bit of his life thats
> known was he had mates around to watch the test between Aus and
> Pakistan, and when they left, he was heading upstairs to call his kids.
> And thats from his mate, and I believe, his manager as well. I think
> thats more plausible that Tomas Clasener's lustful viagra-fuelled dreams
> of sex with, well, whatever. Lady boys, goats, plastic dolls.. (shudder)

Clasener is an expert on the disgusting side of Thailand, and apparently
that comes from personal experience. So I wonder what he did during his
time there...

The little girls or the little boys?

--
--
--
Regards,
Noddy.

On 6/03/2022 5:42 pm, Clocky wrote:
> On 6/03/2022 11:05 am, Xeno wrote:

>> I dislike sporting identities being called *heroes*. Anyway, what an
>> end, a heart attack after a tryst with an LBFMPBFR. The Bophut police
>> will have remove the viagra from the scene if Warnie's travelling
>> companions hadn't done so already. Bad for the *public image* of Koh
>> Samui you see.
>>
>
> WTF? Have you been smoking crack?

Maybe he's had a go at the magic mushies that would have sprung up in
the "damp" micro-climate up "on the ridge".... he squeals about
'projection', yet you only need to look at his dribble above to wonder
if his early Altz has finally overtaken his NPD.

On 7/3/22 17:49, Noddy wrote:
> On 7/03/2022 5:39 pm, lindsay wrote:
>> On 6/03/2022 5:59 pm, Yosemite Sam wrote:
>>
>>>> You wish people people dead and made comments about family members
>>>> that are the most disgraceful I've ever read in 20 odd years of
>>>> usenet and I've read a lot of disgusting commentary.
>>>
>>>
>>> in my 30 years of usnet
>>
>> You've been using "usnet" for 30 years? Really? Who was the news server?
>
> Lol :)
>
>>> noddy and lindsay are the ONLY ppl I've sever seen wish death on someone
>>
>> (couple more names to add to your list, Fetid....)
>>
>>
>> "he shouldn't be allowed to exist in the civilized society"  felix
>> 25/01/17
>>
>> "clutching a few sticks of dynamite with the fuses lit would be
>> good.." felix 16/08/18
>>
>> "when you die the world will be a better place"  Yosesemite Sam 03/08/21
>>
>> Xeno: You have drowned in a pool...
>> Felix "we can only wish.."
>>
>> Alvey >> Seriously, you need your meds checked.
>> Xeno > Doubling or tripling the dose might help! (reading this, Felix?)
>> Felix: I recommend swallowing the whole bottle washed down with a
>> bottle of Tequila! (you and Tomas BOTH suggesting an overdose.)
>>
>>
>> Hey look! 5 examples of *you yourself* (and one of shit-fer-brains)
>> wishing ill/death on others here. There's that gold plated hypocrisy
>> to the fore again, Fetid. You trying to usurp Tommy?
>>
>> "I sometimes don't bother to think things thru before I post, that's
>> all" 04/10/17 Felix
>>
>> That's painfully obvious, Felix. Must be hard to think, when all you
>> have between the ears is porridge.
>>
>> "pretty sure I've never lied here about anything"  felix 15/02/21
>>
>> That, not so much. It's (been) easily proven, Spazpecker the Dull.
>
> As usual, whenever he posts all he manages to show is how much of a
> total spastic he really is....
>
>>>> Neither of you two clowns can take the moral high ground, you are
>>>> both despicable people in different ways.
>>>>
>>>> But that does not diminish my repulsion of Xeno's comments or show
>>>> support in any way before you start with suggesting that bullshit as
>>>> you invariably do. Just for the record.
>>>>
>>>
>>> it's known as a 'party island' for having a 'good time' apparently ..
>>> https://traveltriangle.com/blog/koh-samui-nightlife/
>>
>> Lots of people do business on holidays too. Last bit of his life thats
>> known was he had mates around to watch the test between Aus and
>> Pakistan, and when they left, he was heading upstairs to call his kids.
>> And thats from his mate, and I believe, his manager as well. I think
>> thats more plausible that Tomas Clasener's lustful viagra-fuelled
>> dreams of sex with, well, whatever. Lady boys, goats, plastic dolls..
>> (shudder)
>
> Clasener is an expert on the disgusting side of Thailand, and apparently
> that comes from personal experience. So I wonder what he did during his
> time there...

Met the love of my life - and married her! You?
>
> The little girls or the little boys?

They seem to be always on *your* mind. Why is that Darren?
>
>
>

--
Xeno

On Mon, 7 Mar 2022 17:49:39 +1100, Noddy wrote:

>
> Clasener is an expert on the disgusting side of Thailand, and apparently
> that comes from personal experience. So I wonder what he did during his
> time there...
>
> The little girls or the little boys?

Said Fraudster on 21Feb11;

"But I'll be fucked if I'm going to let you or anyone else name me in
public as a pedophile or other such criminal lowlife.

That's not taking offence Felix. That's *defamation*. That is something
that I will *not* let slip, and I assure you if it happens I *will* act
on it."

Fraud, liar, HYPOCRITE and coward. And just a plain, simple buffoon.

Precedent says that you owe him an apology Fraudster.

alvey

--
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On 6/03/2022 5:45 pm, Xeno wrote:
> On 6/3/2022 3:48 pm, Grumpy Tech wrote:
>> On 6/03/2022 1:05 pm, Xeno wrote:
>>> On 6/3/22 12:41, keithr0 wrote:
>>>> It's all got out of proportion. Warne was a bogans bogan who's sole
>>>> talent was to chuck a ball 22 yards in such a way to bamboozle the
>>>> guy at the other end. He did nothing to to advance any cause of
>>>> humanity, but still the SEQ channel 9 news devoted more time to him
>>>> than the floods and Ukraine combined, and todays Courier Mail
>>>> devotes 20 pages to him. I know that people liked him but sheesh
>>>> whats next a week of national mourning?
>>>
>>> I dislike sporting identities being called *heroes*. Anyway, what an
>>> end, a heart attack after a tryst with an LBFMPBFR. The Bophut police
>>> will have remove the viagra from the scene if Warnie's travelling
>>> companions hadn't done so already. Bad for the *public image* of Koh
>>> Samui you see.
>>>
>> You disgust me.
>
> That may be so but I am a realist, I see things for what they are, not
> what people, like you, would like them to be.

So, you can prove Warnie was using viagra? Was in "a tryst"?

You made the claim, you get to prove it. Away you go, tomas...

You are so full of shit, i'm surprised you haven't exploded.

A group of middle aged men
> in Koh Samui? They aren't there for the beaches, better beaches in
> Australia.

You've been to them all?

> Plus I have been through Thailand from top to bottom over a
> 40+ year span and have seen it from a viewpoint the average tourist has
> no clue about.

Yep, who can forget your spouting of 3 trips to Thailand (ladyboy
Central), and then coming home and watching ladyboys on television?

> It's called insight,

I thought it was called perversion....

> you should try hunting some up, do
> you the world of good.

Ah Yes, Tomas Clasener positioning himself as the EXPERT, and with 40+
years of ladyboys (from top to bottom.. eeewwww)... I bow to his
experience.. trans(!)ferred or otherwise. :-D

Tomas goes to Thailand for a radio, and comes home with a tranny.

On 7/03/2022 5:39 pm, lindsay wrote:
> On 6/03/2022 5:59 pm, Yosemite Sam wrote:
>
>>> You wish people people dead and made comments about family members
>>> that are the most disgraceful I've ever read in 20 odd years of
>>> usenet and I've read a lot of disgusting commentary.
>>
>>
>> in my 30 years of usnet
>
> You've been using "usnet" for 30 years? Really?

maybe not quite, but more than 20 years

> Who was the news server?

I know but I'm not telling you

>
>> noddy and lindsay are the ONLY ppl I've sever seen wish death on someone
>
> (couple more names to add to your list, Fetid....)
>
>
> "he shouldn't be allowed to exist in the civilized society"  felix
> 25/01/17
>
> "clutching a few sticks of dynamite with the fuses lit would be
> good.." felix 16/08/18
>
> "when you die the world will be a better place"  Yosesemite Sam 03/08/21
>
> Xeno: You have drowned in a pool...
> Felix "we can only wish.."
>
> Alvey >> Seriously, you need your meds checked.
> Xeno > Doubling or tripling the dose might help! (reading this, Felix?)
> Felix: I recommend swallowing the whole bottle washed down with a
> bottle of Tequila! (you and Tomas BOTH suggesting an overdose.)
>
>

yes, but I wasn't being serious. (well, if it's good enuff for keefy
it's good enuff for me). at least it didn't have the malice and hatred
behind it that we get from you and yer mate.

<snip loonsey crap>

>
>> it's known as a 'party island' for having a 'good time' apparently ..
>> https://traveltriangle.com/blog/koh-samui-nightlife/
>
> Lots of people do business on holidays too. Last bit of his life thats
> known was he had mates around to watch the test between Aus and
> Pakistan, and when they left, he was heading upstairs to call his kids.
> And thats from his mate, and I believe, his manager as well.
>

--
https://tinyurl.com/Yosemite-Sam

FUCK PUTIN!!

"His opinions have been crushed into insignificant dust by
the enormous weight of his lies"- Alvey on the Fraudster
"He came, he saw, he got pummelled" - Alvey on Keefy
"What a pair! Not a single word of rebuttal or reason,
just cretinous abuse" - Alvey on jonz and noddy
"His self serving ego pumping comments just
read like witless wankery"- Clocky on Keefy
"your opinion isn't worth 2 knobs of goat shit"
- Xeno on Grubby Tech

On 7/03/2022 2:49 pm, Noddy wrote:
> On 7/03/2022 5:39 pm, lindsay wrote:
>> On 6/03/2022 5:59 pm, Yosemite Sam wrote:
>>
>>>> You wish people people dead and made comments about family members
>>>> that are the most disgraceful I've ever read in 20 odd years of
>>>> usenet and I've read a lot of disgusting commentary.
>>>
>>>
>>> in my 30 years of usnet
>>
>> You've been using "usnet" for 30 years? Really? Who was the news server?
>
> Lol :)
>
>>> noddy and lindsay are the ONLY ppl I've sever seen wish death on someone
>>
>> (couple more names to add to your list, Fetid....)
>>
>>
>> "he shouldn't be allowed to exist in the civilized society"  felix
>> 25/01/17
>>
>> "clutching a few sticks of dynamite with the fuses lit would be
>> good.." felix 16/08/18
>>
>> "when you die the world will be a better place"  Yosesemite Sam 03/08/21
>>
>> Xeno: You have drowned in a pool...
>> Felix "we can only wish.."
>>
>> Alvey >> Seriously, you need your meds checked.
>> Xeno > Doubling or tripling the dose might help! (reading this, Felix?)
>> Felix: I recommend swallowing the whole bottle washed down with a
>> bottle of Tequila! (you and Tomas BOTH suggesting an overdose.)
>>
>>
>> Hey look! 5 examples of *you yourself* (and one of shit-fer-brains)
>> wishing ill/death on others here. There's that gold plated hypocrisy
>> to the fore again, Fetid. You trying to usurp Tommy?
>>
>> "I sometimes don't bother to think things thru before I post, that's
>> all" 04/10/17 Felix
>>
>> That's painfully obvious, Felix. Must be hard to think, when all you
>> have between the ears is porridge.
>>
>> "pretty sure I've never lied here about anything"  felix 15/02/21
>>
>> That, not so much. It's (been) easily proven, Spazpecker the Dull.
>
> As usual, whenever he posts all he manages to show is how much of a
> total spastic he really is....
>
>>>> Neither of you two clowns can take the moral high ground, you are
>>>> both despicable people in different ways.
>>>>
>>>> But that does not diminish my repulsion of Xeno's comments or show
>>>> support in any way before you start with suggesting that bullshit as
>>>> you invariably do. Just for the record.
>>>>
>>>
>>> it's known as a 'party island' for having a 'good time' apparently ..
>>> https://traveltriangle.com/blog/koh-samui-nightlife/
>>
>> Lots of people do business on holidays too. Last bit of his life thats
>> known was he had mates around to watch the test between Aus and
>> Pakistan, and when they left, he was heading upstairs to call his kids.
>> And thats from his mate, and I believe, his manager as well. I think
>> thats more plausible that Tomas Clasener's lustful viagra-fuelled
>> dreams of sex with, well, whatever. Lady boys, goats, plastic dolls..
>> (shudder)
>
> Clasener is an expert on the disgusting side of Thailand, and apparently
> that comes from personal experience. So I wonder what he did during his
> time there...
>
> The little girls or the little boys?
>
>
>
Oh I see, so felix comments to you were defamatory but your vile
defamation above is fine is it?

Team FLCJC certainly like to defame people, that's at least two of you now.

--
keith on the 7 Oct 2021 wrote;
"He asserts that the claim is true, so, if
it is unproven, he is lying."

On 7/03/2022 2:57 pm, Xeno wrote:
> On 7/3/22 17:49, Noddy wrote:
>> On 7/03/2022 5:39 pm, lindsay wrote:
>>> On 6/03/2022 5:59 pm, Yosemite Sam wrote:
>>>
>>>>> You wish people people dead and made comments about family members
>>>>> that are the most disgraceful I've ever read in 20 odd years of
>>>>> usenet and I've read a lot of disgusting commentary.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> in my 30 years of usnet
>>>
>>> You've been using "usnet" for 30 years? Really? Who was the news server?
>>
>> Lol :)
>>
>>>> noddy and lindsay are the ONLY ppl I've sever seen wish death on
>>>> someone
>>>
>>> (couple more names to add to your list, Fetid....)
>>>
>>>
>>> "he shouldn't be allowed to exist in the civilized society"  felix
>>> 25/01/17
>>>
>>> "clutching a few sticks of dynamite with the fuses lit would be
>>> good.." felix 16/08/18
>>>
>>> "when you die the world will be a better place"  Yosesemite Sam 03/08/21
>>>
>>> Xeno: You have drowned in a pool...
>>> Felix "we can only wish.."
>>>
>>> Alvey >> Seriously, you need your meds checked.
>>> Xeno > Doubling or tripling the dose might help! (reading this, Felix?)
>>> Felix: I recommend swallowing the whole bottle washed down with a
>>> bottle of Tequila! (you and Tomas BOTH suggesting an overdose.)
>>>
>>>
>>> Hey look! 5 examples of *you yourself* (and one of shit-fer-brains)
>>> wishing ill/death on others here. There's that gold plated hypocrisy
>>> to the fore again, Fetid. You trying to usurp Tommy?
>>>
>>> "I sometimes don't bother to think things thru before I post, that's
>>> all" 04/10/17 Felix
>>>
>>> That's painfully obvious, Felix. Must be hard to think, when all you
>>> have between the ears is porridge.
>>>
>>> "pretty sure I've never lied here about anything"  felix 15/02/21
>>>
>>> That, not so much. It's (been) easily proven, Spazpecker the Dull.
>>
>> As usual, whenever he posts all he manages to show is how much of a
>> total spastic he really is....
>>
>>>>> Neither of you two clowns can take the moral high ground, you are
>>>>> both despicable people in different ways.
>>>>>
>>>>> But that does not diminish my repulsion of Xeno's comments or show
>>>>> support in any way before you start with suggesting that bullshit
>>>>> as you invariably do. Just for the record.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> it's known as a 'party island' for having a 'good time' apparently
>>>> .. https://traveltriangle.com/blog/koh-samui-nightlife/
>>>
>>> Lots of people do business on holidays too. Last bit of his life
>>> thats known was he had mates around to watch the test between Aus and
>>> Pakistan, and when they left, he was heading upstairs to call his kids.
>>> And thats from his mate, and I believe, his manager as well. I think
>>> thats more plausible that Tomas Clasener's lustful viagra-fuelled
>>> dreams of sex with, well, whatever. Lady boys, goats, plastic dolls..
>>> (shudder)
>>
>> Clasener is an expert on the disgusting side of Thailand, and
>> apparently that comes from personal experience. So I wonder what he
>> did during his time there...
>
> Met the love of my life - and married her!  You?
>>
>> The little girls or the little boys?
>
> They seem to be always on *your* mind. Why is that Darren?

That's been noted by others before.

--
keith on the 7 Oct 2021 wrote;
"He asserts that the claim is true, so, if
it is unproven, he is lying."

On 7/3/2022 7:00 pm, Yosemite Sam wrote:

>>>
>>> in my 30 years of usnet
>>
>> You've been using "usnet" for 30 years? Really?
>
>
> maybe not quite, but more than 20 years
>
>
>> Who was the news server?
>
>
> I know but I'm not telling you
>

My first incursion into usenet was *at least* 30 years ago. The first
newsgroup I subscribed to was inaugurated in April 1991 and I was
subscribed to it in short order - within the first 6 months IIRC. I was
still a subscriber on that email/news server right up until the owner
passed away in November 2020. I hadn't logged into the news server for
quite some years but I had a few email addresses on the host server
there. Was discussing those with the host owner in July 2020 whereupon
he asked me if I still wanted them. I'd forgotten about them since I
thought they would have become defunct ages earlier - apparently not so
I said Ok. Well, they are defunct now anyway, little did I know he'd be
gone at 58 a mere few months later. I used the Unix "Elm" email and
usenet line editor as my portal moving onto "Pine" in 1992. Heady days
and long before graphical user interfaces! Even had my own *2nd
phoneline* directly connected to the server at Cheltenham. These were
the dreaded dialup days.

--
Xeno

Nothing astonishes Noddy so much as common sense and plain dealing.
(with apologies to Ralph Waldo Emerson)

On 7/03/2022 7:00 pm, Yosemite Sam wrote:
> On 7/03/2022 5:39 pm, lindsay wrote:
>> On 6/03/2022 5:59 pm, Yosemite Sam wrote:
>>
>>>> You wish people people dead and made comments about family members
>>>> that are the most disgraceful I've ever read in 20 odd years of
>>>> usenet and I've read a lot of disgusting commentary.
>>>
>>>
>>> in my 30 years of usnet
>>
>> You've been using "usnet" for 30 years? Really?
>
>
> maybe not quite, but more than 20 years

Oh, my how the story changes...
>
>
>> Who was the news server?
>
> I know but I'm not telling you

Why not Felix? afraid of being caught out lying yet again?

>>> noddy and lindsay are the ONLY ppl I've sever seen wish death on someone
>>
>> (couple more names to add to your list, Fetid....)
>>
>>
>> "he shouldn't be allowed to exist in the civilized society"  felix
>> 25/01/17
>>
>> "clutching a few sticks of dynamite with the fuses lit would be
>> good.." felix 16/08/18
>>
>> "when you die the world will be a better place"  Yosesemite Sam 03/08/21
>>
>> Xeno: You have drowned in a pool...
>> Felix "we can only wish.."
>>
>> Alvey >> Seriously, you need your meds checked.
>> Xeno > Doubling or tripling the dose might help! (reading this, Felix?)
>> Felix: I recommend swallowing the whole bottle washed down with a
>> bottle of Tequila! (you and Tomas BOTH suggesting an overdose.)
>>
>>
>
> yes, but I wasn't being serious.

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHAHAHAHHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHHHHAHHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHHHHHAHHAHAHHAHHAHAHHAHHAHAHHAH

"I wasn't being serious." So you'll apologise? Hahahahha Here's one of
these sad cunts who cant admit their mistakes, whilst trying to paint
others with their accuations. And he wasnt being serious. For fucks sake
Fetid, thats the most pathetic excuse. Even Tomas hasnt offered anything
worse...

(well, if it's good enuff for keefy
> it's good enuff for me). at least it didn't have the malice and hatred
> behind it that we get from you and yer mate.
>
> <snip loonsey crap>

AND there's what they do when caught out bullshitting their sad little
brains out.. "snip loonsey crap"... snivelling Felix wants to play the
"Oh I didnt mean it" game...How fucking pathetic. You forgot your own
death/ill wishes, didn't you? And now, after being shown what a fucking
mindless deadshit you are, it's "i wasnt being serious". :-D :-D :-D

Bwahahahahahahahhahahahhahaha Jesus, Felix. how fucking embarrassing.
The rest of the FLC must be cringing. Perhaps a few more "Yes", "You
Nailed it" and "LOL" may install some standing... but it's going to
take a fair bit.:-)
>
>>
>>> it's known as a 'party island' for having a 'good time' apparently ..
>>> https://traveltriangle.com/blog/koh-samui-nightlife/
>>
>> Lots of people do business on holidays too. Last bit of his life thats
>> known was he had mates around to watch the test between Aus and
>> Pakistan, and when they left, he was heading upstairs to call his kids.
>> And thats from his mate, and I believe, his manager as well.

Nice snippage, Fetid.
>>
>

On 7/03/2022 7:35 pm, Xeno wrote:
> On 7/3/2022 7:00 pm, Yosemite Sam wrote:
>
>>>>
>>>> in my 30 years of usnet
>>>
>>> You've been using "usnet" for 30 years? Really?
>>
>>
>> maybe not quite, but more than 20 years
>>
>>
>>> Who was the news server?
>>
>>
>> I know but I'm not telling you
>>
>
> My first incursion into usenet was *at least* 30 years ago.

Hello, Felix. No-one asked for your fantasy, Tomas, 3 years ago you
were still wondering about naked copper in naturestrips, and ISP
"rules", both you failed, remember?, shit fer-brains?

The first
> newsgroup I subscribed to was inaugurated in April 1991 and I was
> subscribed to it in short order - within the first 6 months IIRC. I was
> still a subscriber on that email/news server right up until the owner
> passed away in November 2020.

Does this news server have a name? I was asking Felix, not your
imaginary self. Neither seem to be forthcoming.....

I hadn't logged into the news server for
> quite some years but I had a few email addresses on the host server
> there. Was discussing those with the host owner in July 2020 whereupon
> he asked me if I still wanted them. I'd forgotten about them since I
> thought they would have become defunct ages earlier - apparently not so
> I said Ok. Well, they are defunct now anyway, little did I know he'd be
> gone at 58 a mere few months later. I used the Unix "Elm" email and
> usenet line editor as my portal moving onto "Pine" in 1992. Heady days
> and long before graphical user interfaces! Even had my own *2nd
> phoneline* directly connected to the server at Cheltenham. These were
> the dreaded dialup days.

Wow. "I didn't feel the need to post inane remarks." Xena 01/04/14

>
>

On 7/3/2022 2:45 pm, keithr0 wrote:
> On 7/03/2022 8:37 am, Daryl wrote:
>> On 6/3/2022 8:37 pm, keithr0 wrote:
>>> On 6/03/2022 5:54 pm, Daryl wrote:
>>>> On 5/3/2022 8:58 pm, Noddy wrote:
>>>>> On 5/03/2022 7:34 pm, lindsay wrote:
>>>>>> On 5/03/2022 8:33 am, Noddy wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> 2022 is starting off *real* well....
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Well, for me, it's not so bad. I just had my tree puller
>>>>>> delivered: "The Jaws of Death" :-) https://imgur.com/a/OYZX1Ya So
>>>>>> Labour Day weekend for me is looking pretty good. What I cant
>>>>>> slash, I'll simply pull out and burn. We're already planning some
>>>>>> mods.. a 20l drum of diesel thats sprays the manuka as it comes
>>>>>> out of the ground, and an igniter once it's out of the ground.. :-)
>>>>>
>>>>> Looks awesome :)
>>>>>
>>>>>> Just booked my 3rd cruise to the Islands, and this time, we're in
>>>>>> a/the
>>>>>> penthouse suite :-) Missus doesnt know yet, so that should produce
>>>>>> a smile, provided we're allowed to go....
>>>>>
>>>>> Fingers crossed. I think life is slowly returning to normal, and
>>>>> short of there being another Covid variant that is significantly
>>>>> worse than Omicron I can't see us going backwards to any
>>>>> significant degree.
>>>>
>>>> Yep, this time next week we will be in Brisbane, first time we have
>>>> been out of Vic since before Covid.
>>>
>>> If you'll be in our area between Bris and the Sunshine Coast come and
>>> say hello.
>>>
>>
>> I will be staying in Ningi so AFAIK that is somewhere near you?
>> What was the name of the museum and what times are you there?
>> I am looking forward to a museum tour:-)
>>
> I've sent you an e-mail hopefully the address in your headers is valid.

Yep, got it and just replied.

--
Daryl

On 7/3/2022 6:58 pm, lindsay wrote:
> On 6/03/2022 5:45 pm, Xeno wrote:
>> On 6/3/2022 3:48 pm, Grumpy Tech wrote:
>>> On 6/03/2022 1:05 pm, Xeno wrote:
>>>> On 6/3/22 12:41, keithr0 wrote:
>>>>> It's all got out of proportion. Warne was a bogans bogan who's sole
>>>>> talent was to chuck a ball 22 yards in such a way to bamboozle the
>>>>> guy at the other end. He did nothing to to advance any cause of
>>>>> humanity, but still the SEQ channel 9 news devoted more time to him
>>>>> than the floods and Ukraine combined, and todays Courier Mail
>>>>> devotes 20 pages to him. I know that people liked him but sheesh
>>>>> whats next a week of national mourning?
>>>>
>>>> I dislike sporting identities being called *heroes*. Anyway, what an
>>>> end, a heart attack after a tryst with an LBFMPBFR. The Bophut
>>>> police will have remove the viagra from the scene if Warnie's
>>>> travelling companions hadn't done so already. Bad for the *public
>>>> image* of Koh Samui you see.
>>>>
>>> You disgust me.
>>
>> That may be so but I am a realist, I see things for what they are, not
>> what people, like you, would like them to be.
>
> So, you can prove Warnie was using viagra? Was in "a tryst"?

It was reported today that he had experienced chest pains before he left
Australia so if that's true he was already in trouble well before he
entered Thailand.
It was also reported that he was on a 14day "juice" diet, he knew that
there was something wrong and was trying a diet to fix but it turns out
it was far more serious.

--
Daryl