On 8/7/2023 8:23 am, alvey wrote:
> On Fri, 07 Jul 2023 21:55:16 +1000, Xeno wrote:
>
>> On 7/7/2023 11:33 am, alvey wrote:
>>> On Fri, 07 Jul 2023 08:33:45 +1000, Noddy wrote:
>>>
>>>> On 6/07/2023 9:01 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
>>>>> On 6/07/2023 11:58 am, Xeno wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> All the people I know who have Teslas have them on lease
>>>>>> arrangements.
>>>>>
>>>>> As  a percentage of Tesla owners that would be rather a small sample.
>>>>
>>>> Assuming they were real people :)
>>>>
>>>> Here's the really ridiculous thing. I don't know how many times in the
>>>> past this mental defect has claimed that the wife and I lease our
>>>> cars.
>>
>> As I said, Darren's wife (supposedly) works for the *Victorian
>> Government*...
>
> Indeed she does/did. And she likes her job so much that she's prepared to
> spend hours a day commuting. Either that or she's keen to get away from
> the bumhead of Bumhole (Vic)...

For sure she'd be one who clocks up heaps of kilometres and for whom a
novated lease makes a whole lot of sense.
>
>> and, at one stage, so did I. I recall, back in 2001, said
>> government had a push towards salary sacrifice and the prime focus of
>> that was towards either super or leasing arrangements. Or both. We had,
>> at the time, two incomes, no debts and no dependants living at home so
>> could live on the smell of an oily rag. I went to all the seminars and
>> it resulted in me looking at leasing a vehicle under a lease
>> arrangement. Whilst doing that I set up a separate scheme with Vic
>> Super. My untimely retirement put the kibosh on the lease arrangement.
>> But, from my readout, a car lease was an exceptional tax minimising
>> arrangement at that time and is even better nowadays.
>
> Bottom Line: If it's not worth doing, why then have so many people been
> doing it?
>
> You lose again Fraudster.
>
Darren was born a loser and he keeps on reinforcing it!
>
>
>
> alvey

--
Xeno

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

On 8/7/2023 8:32 am, alvey wrote:
> On Fri, 07 Jul 2023 16:13:57 +1000, Noddy wrote:
>
>
>>
>> I had an XF Falcon ute that had done 750k km's ...
>
> Sure you did Fraudster. I believe you. Honest.
>
>
>
> alvey
> Pondering on how regularly Fraudster yelps about Xenos' "convenient"
> friends yet expects everyone to believe that he's owned all the
> "convenient" cars he's forever introducing...

Well, he won't have friends to introduce so cars are the next best thing
for a fraudster like him. Inanimate objects as they are, they won't give
a shit about his lies, bullshit and self aggrandising stories.

--
Xeno

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

On 8/07/2023 9:28 am, Keithr0 wrote:
> On 8/07/2023 8:16 am, alvey wrote:

>> You're not fooling anybody Fraudster. Shit Fraudster! You even 'replied'
>> to me, in your usual cowardly manner, a couple of posts back.
>
> Message number?

Hope you're not holding your breath waiting for that. Apparently these
mentally impaired morons are completely incapable of telling the
difference between talking *to* someone and talking *about* them.

Not that anyone should be genuinely surprised by that :)

--
--
--
Regards,
Noddy.

On 8/7/2023 11:39 am, Noddy wrote:
> On 8/07/2023 9:28 am, Keithr0 wrote:
>> On 8/07/2023 8:16 am, alvey wrote:
>
>>> You're not fooling anybody Fraudster. Shit Fraudster! You even 'replied'
>>> to me, in your usual cowardly manner, a couple of posts back.
>>
>> Message number?
>
> Hope you're not holding your breath waiting for that. Apparently these
> mentally impaired morons are completely incapable of telling the
> difference between talking *to* someone and talking *about* them.
>
> Not that anyone should be genuinely surprised by that :)
>
Ah Darren, when you speak of *mentally impaired morons*, I do hope you
are gazing into a mirror for you will be presented with a *perfect
example* of one.

--
Xeno

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

On 7/07/2023 10:26 pm, Xeno wrote:
> On 7/7/2023 4:11 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
>> On 6/07/2023 5:17 pm, Clocky wrote:
>>> On 6/07/2023 9:09 am, Noddy wrote:
>>>> On 6/07/2023 9:11 am, Keithr0 wrote:
>>>>> On 5/07/2023 10:23 pm, Xeno wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>>> Despite what we are hearing a lot of people seem to have more
>>>>>>> money than sense.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>> Omigod! No wonder your business acumen, or the lack thereof,
>>>>>> caused your business to fail.
>>>>>
>>>>> Did it fail or did he just retire? You seem to be making
>>>>> assumptions there.
>>>>
>>>> Story of his miserable existence. As usual, he has no idea what he's
>>>> talking about and makes shit up to suit himself. Daryl had quite a
>>>> successful business as a government contractor, but the government
>>>> woke up one morning and decided to terminate all contracts putting
>>>> Daryl and others like him out of business immediately.
>>>>
>>>> It was no fault of anyone other than the Victorian State Government
>>>> making a fucking mess
>>>
>>> Nope. 100% dozy Dazza's fault. The writing had been on the wall for a
>>> long time and he should have seen it coming as the private
>>> contractors absolutely *fucked* the cleaning industry which is why
>>> state governments were moving away from private contractors.
>>>
>>> Daryl may or may not have been involved in fucking things up but the
>>> industry he was in was surely did. The writing had been on the wall
>>> for years as other state governments had ditched private contracts as
>>> it was a dismal failure for employees, being overworked and underpaid
>>> and getting screwed over and for schools due to poor standards of
>>> cleaning and rorting.
>>>
>>> Dozy Daryl didn't see it coming but he should have if he had any
>>> business acumen about him.
>>
>> For a Western Australian mechanic, you seem to think that you know a
>> lot about school cleaning in Victoria.
>
> He isn't incorrect, that much is certain. I was told all about what was
> going on in secondary schools in Victoria by a neighbour who was, in
> fact, a school cleaner. He was initially employed by the school, but the
> then govt. decided to contract the cleaning out. Cleaners were given the
> option of doing the job on a clearly defined contract - my neighbour
> took it up.

You seem to have a vast number of acquaintances with experiences
supporting your arguments. Far more than the law of averages would
suggest as likely.

On 8/07/2023 5:40 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
> On 7/07/2023 10:26 pm, Xeno wrote:

>> He isn't incorrect, that much is certain. I was told all about what
>> was going on in secondary schools in Victoria by a neighbour who was,
>> in fact, a school cleaner. He was initially employed by the school,
>> but the then govt. decided to contract the cleaning out. Cleaners were
>> given the option of doing the job on a clearly defined contract - my
>> neighbour took it up.
>
> You seem to have a vast number of acquaintances with experiences
> supporting your arguments. Far more than the law of averages would
> suggest as likely.

of course. It's mere padding to give his stories some credence...

An example when he first turned up here as Krypsis, he used his
imaginary "friends" daily, trying to ingratiate himself...

refrigeration mechanic 13/3/12
Ships engineer 28/3/12
mechanic friend of 40 years 29/3/12
Discovery owner 30/3/12
Elec engineer 31/3/12
Teritory owner 1/4/12
Peugot owner 2/4/12
FiFo on rigs 4/4/12

Was a lot more, but that sample is enough...

We've since seen him create:
An outboard mechanic "friend" with 30 years experience, yet couldn't
remember his name or phone number...

A car yard manager who (from memory ) lives next door. (How many
neighbours does he have??

A rail yard manager who, when I questioned tommy, had 4 different job
titles in 3 days, all of them wrong, as my mate knew the manager. And it
wasn't Tomas' "friend"

He creates mythical "friends" to attempt to give his "knowledge" some
padding; 'back up' if you will.

I digress:

Not long after, when he'd been caught out as a liar and a hypocrite, he
disappeared for a few months. Moved to Coffs, and re-appeared as
Xeno-lith, then Xeno.

My favourite "friend"?: The "seismic survey navigator":
"All information per a friend who is a seismic survey navigator, now
retired, who spent a lifetime navigating seismic survey vessels all over
the worlds oceans in search of oil." 03/04/17 1.29pm

.... *Yet couldn't find the southbound Leeuwin Current* Great nav, eh?

and then, in the space of 1 hour 10 mins, he passes it off as *his*
knowledge and not his mythical "friend":

"New found knowledge? Ocean currents, winds, etc. was something I learnt
at school, both primary and high school. Geography, remember that?"
03/04/17 2.40pm

Oceanography in Geography, in "both primary and secondary school"?
Bwahahahahahaha

This was similar to his efforts as a "country boy" or was it "townie"?:

"Born in the country, spent the first 21 years of my life in a very
small country town. Definitely a country boy." 08/05/15
"because my statements came from my experience as a "townie" in country
Tas." 17/08/15

Even he cant remember what lies he's posted...

> Agriculture was my best subject at school so maybe I should have been
> a farmer! ;-)

"The cow feeds milk to calves Noddy. The cow doesn't cart the milk
around in trucks. We humans do that to feed milk to ourselves. Cows use
a more direct system to feed their calves - udders, nipples - but you
probably didn't know that .... Christ, you bloody city types know nothing!"

You're kidding.. arent you? You dont even know what a calf feeder is!
When shown, he ran away... as usual.

You couldn't make this shit up unless you were deficient mentally. Tomas
can.

Krypsis started here, 14/11/11 ended 14/04/13 when Tommy moved to Coffs
harbour at this time.

Xeno-Lith started 01/07/13 when he'd settled in @ Coffs... then changed
to Xeno on 12/01/14 .. and still going. Like herpes.Unfortunately.

Waiting for him to phone a friend in the hospital whilst having a heart
attack *again*. What a pisser that was... :-D

>
>

On 8/07/2023 5:40 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
> On 7/07/2023 10:26 pm, Xeno wrote:

>> He isn't incorrect, that much is certain. I was told all about what
>> was going on in secondary schools in Victoria by a neighbour who was,
>> in fact, a school cleaner. He was initially employed by the school,
>> but the then govt. decided to contract the cleaning out. Cleaners were
>> given the option of doing the job on a clearly defined contract - my
>> neighbour took it up.
>
> You seem to have a vast number of acquaintances with experiences
> supporting your arguments. Far more than the law of averages would
> suggest as likely.

ROTFL :) Yet *another* conveniently placed "friend" of CLasener's pops
up to add weight to his bullshit :)

Don't you find it odd at a man who is *so* despised around here would
have so many "friends" in real life? Especially one who once claimed
that he had to take his Ipad with him where ever he went to amuse
himself as no one would ever talk to him?

Not even his own wife when they went out to dinner?

Hahahahahahahahaha :)

--
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--
Regards,
Noddy.

On 8/07/2023 8:03 pm, lindsay wrote:
> On 8/07/2023 5:40 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
>> On 7/07/2023 10:26 pm, Xeno wrote:
>
>>> He isn't incorrect, that much is certain. I was told all about what
>>> was going on in secondary schools in Victoria by a neighbour who was,
>>> in fact, a school cleaner. He was initially employed by the school,
>>> but the then govt. decided to contract the cleaning out. Cleaners
>>> were given the option of doing the job on a clearly defined contract
>>> - my neighbour took it up.
>>
>> You seem to have a vast number of acquaintances with experiences
>> supporting your arguments. Far more than the law of averages would
>> suggest as likely.
>
> of course. It's mere padding to give his stories some credence...
>
> An example when he first turned up here as Krypsis, he used his
> imaginary "friends" daily, trying to ingratiate himself...
>
> refrigeration mechanic 13/3/12
> Ships engineer 28/3/12
> mechanic friend of 40 years 29/3/12
> Discovery owner 30/3/12
> Elec engineer 31/3/12
> Teritory owner 1/4/12
> Peugot owner 2/4/12
> FiFo on rigs 4/4/12
>
> Was a lot more, but that sample is enough...

Indeed.

> We've since seen him create:
> An outboard mechanic "friend" with 30 years experience, yet couldn't
> remember his name or phone number...
>
> A car yard manager who (from memory ) lives next door. (How many
> neighbours does he have??
>
> A rail yard manager who, when I questioned tommy, had 4 different job
> titles in 3 days, all of them wrong, as my mate knew the manager. And it
> wasn't Tomas' "friend"
>
> He creates mythical "friends" to attempt to give his "knowledge" some
> padding; 'back up' if you will.
>
> I digress:
>
> Not long after, when he'd been caught out as a liar and a hypocrite, he
> disappeared for a few months. Moved to Coffs, and re-appeared as
> Xeno-lith, then Xeno.
>
> My favourite "friend"?: The "seismic survey navigator":
> "All information per a friend who is a seismic survey navigator, now
> retired, who spent a lifetime navigating seismic survey vessels all over
> the worlds oceans in search of oil." 03/04/17 1.29pm
>
> ... *Yet couldn't find the southbound Leeuwin Current* Great nav, eh?
>
> and then, in the space of 1 hour 10 mins, he passes it off as *his*
> knowledge and not his mythical "friend":
>
> "New found knowledge? Ocean currents, winds, etc. was something I learnt
> at school, both primary and high school. Geography, remember that?"
> 03/04/17 2.40pm
>
> Oceanography in Geography, in "both primary and secondary school"?
> Bwahahahahahaha
>
> This was similar to his efforts as a "country boy" or was it "townie"?:
>
> "Born in the country, spent the first 21 years of my life in a very
> small country town. Definitely a country boy." 08/05/15
> "because my statements came from my experience as a "townie" in country
> Tas." 17/08/15
>
> Even he cant remember what lies he's posted...
>
> > Agriculture was my best subject at school so maybe I should have been
> > a farmer!   ;-)
>
> "The cow feeds milk to calves Noddy. The cow doesn't cart the milk
> around in trucks. We humans do that to feed milk to ourselves. Cows use
> a more direct system to feed their calves - udders, nipples - but you
> probably didn't know that .... Christ, you bloody city types know nothing!"
>
> You're kidding.. arent you? You dont even know what a calf feeder is!
> When shown, he ran away... as usual.
>
> You couldn't make this shit up unless you were deficient mentally. Tomas
> can.
>
> Krypsis started here, 14/11/11  ended 14/04/13 when Tommy moved to Coffs
> harbour at this time.
>
> Xeno-Lith started 01/07/13 when he'd settled in @ Coffs... then changed
> to  Xeno on 12/01/14 .. and still going. Like herpes.Unfortunately.
>
> Waiting for him to phone a friend in the hospital whilst having a heart
> attack *again*. What a pisser that was... :-D

ROTFL :)

There's been some absolute *rippers* over the years, but of course *my*
favourite was the "friend" he reckons he worked with who just happened
to live exactly where I do now 20 years before I bought the place and
with whom he had many a long "discussion" with about the place and what
it was like in terms of living here and the environment. Apparently this
"friend" had filled old Tommy in *so* well that Tommy could consider
*himself* to be an expert on the area despite never having been here
himself.

Transferred experience and all that :)

The only fly in Tommy's ointment was the *fact* that 20 years before I
lived here *no one* did as this entire area was uninhabited farmland. It
was never rezoned and developed until 2004 where the people who live
around here today are the first inhabitants of the area, and despite
Tommy "suddenly" not being able to remember the guy's name exactly
(which is odd in itself given the 40 year gaps in some of his other
stories where he can remember details just fine), no one by any name
even *remotely* close to the one he thinks his "friend" had *ever* lived
anywhere near here according to the electoral roles.

Just like *every* other story he claims to be true, when you get down to
the nitty gritty and want to see the fine print it all turns to dust and
just blows away leaving nothing but Clasener claiming it's all true and
you just have to believe him.

It's pathetic, I know. But this is the fractured world this mental case
lives in, and all the rest of us can ever do is laugh at his continued
ridiculous attempts to prop it all up as if anyone actually believes a
word of it :)

--
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Regards,
Noddy.

On 8/7/2023 5:40 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
> On 7/07/2023 10:26 pm, Xeno wrote:
>> On 7/7/2023 4:11 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
>>> On 6/07/2023 5:17 pm, Clocky wrote:
>>>> On 6/07/2023 9:09 am, Noddy wrote:
>>>>> On 6/07/2023 9:11 am, Keithr0 wrote:
>>>>>> On 5/07/2023 10:23 pm, Xeno wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Despite what we are hearing a lot of people seem to have more
>>>>>>>> money than sense.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Omigod! No wonder your business acumen, or the lack thereof,
>>>>>>> caused your business to fail.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Did it fail or did he just retire? You seem to be making
>>>>>> assumptions there.
>>>>>
>>>>> Story of his miserable existence. As usual, he has no idea what
>>>>> he's talking about and makes shit up to suit himself. Daryl had
>>>>> quite a successful business as a government contractor, but the
>>>>> government woke up one morning and decided to terminate all
>>>>> contracts putting Daryl and others like him out of business
>>>>> immediately.
>>>>>
>>>>> It was no fault of anyone other than the Victorian State Government
>>>>> making a fucking mess
>>>>
>>>> Nope. 100% dozy Dazza's fault. The writing had been on the wall for
>>>> a long time and he should have seen it coming as the private
>>>> contractors absolutely *fucked* the cleaning industry which is why
>>>> state governments were moving away from private contractors.
>>>>
>>>> Daryl may or may not have been involved in fucking things up but the
>>>> industry he was in was surely did. The writing had been on the wall
>>>> for years as other state governments had ditched private contracts
>>>> as it was a dismal failure for employees, being overworked and
>>>> underpaid and getting screwed over and for schools due to poor
>>>> standards of cleaning and rorting.
>>>>
>>>> Dozy Daryl didn't see it coming but he should have if he had any
>>>> business acumen about him.
>>>
>>> For a Western Australian mechanic, you seem to think that you know a
>>> lot about school cleaning in Victoria.
>>
>> He isn't incorrect, that much is certain. I was told all about what
>> was going on in secondary schools in Victoria by a neighbour who was,
>> in fact, a school cleaner. He was initially employed by the school,
>> but the then govt. decided to contract the cleaning out. Cleaners were
>> given the option of doing the job on a clearly defined contract - my
>> neighbour took it up.
>
> You seem to have a vast number of acquaintances with experiences
> supporting your arguments. Far more than the law of averages would
> suggest as likely.

I get around, don't you?

The neighbour above was a ex Telstra chap, someone I have mentioned
before. He took up school cleaning in order to keep himself busy after
he took early retirement back in the early 90s. It was he who first used
the term "Spivs* to describe the *cleaning contractors* who operated on
a mass scale typically employing large numbers of people over multiple
schools.

--
Xeno

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

On 8/7/2023 9:58 pm, Noddy wrote:
> On 8/07/2023 5:40 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
>> On 7/07/2023 10:26 pm, Xeno wrote:
>
>>> He isn't incorrect, that much is certain. I was told all about what
>>> was going on in secondary schools in Victoria by a neighbour who was,
>>> in fact, a school cleaner. He was initially employed by the school,
>>> but the then govt. decided to contract the cleaning out. Cleaners
>>> were given the option of doing the job on a clearly defined contract
>>> - my neighbour took it up.
>>
>> You seem to have a vast number of acquaintances with experiences
>> supporting your arguments. Far more than the law of averages would
>> suggest as likely.
>
> ROTFL :) Yet *another* conveniently placed "friend" of CLasener's pops
> up to add weight to his bullshit :)
>
I've mentioned him before Darren.
>
> Don't you find it odd at a man who is *so* despised around here would
> have so many "friends" in real life? Especially one who once claimed
> that he had to take his Ipad with him where ever he went to amuse
> himself as no one would ever talk to him?
>
> Not even his own wife when they went out to dinner?
>
> Hahahahahahahahaha :)
>
>

--
Xeno

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

On Sat, 08 Jul 2023 09:28:52 +1000, Keithr0 wrote:

> On 8/07/2023 8:16 am, alvey wrote:
>> On Fri, 07 Jul 2023 15:21:37 +1000, Noddy wrote:
>>
>>> On 7/07/2023 2:37 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
>>>> On 7/07/2023 11:08 am, alvey wrote:
>>>
>>>>> Poor old Fraudster.
>>>>> All you've got are laughable, childish insults. In the game of life
>>>>> they'll lose to facts every single time. And ***EVERYONE*** here
>>>>> knows the facts about you Fraudster.
>>>>
>>>> Poor old alvey. All you've got are laughable, childish insults. In
>>>> the game of life they'll lose to facts every single time. And you're
>>>> so ashamed of the facts about you that you don't want anybody here to
>>>> know them.
>>>
>>> Is he still here?
>>
>> lol.
>> You're not fooling anybody Fraudster. Shit Fraudster! You even
>> 'replied'
>> to me, in your usual cowardly manner, a couple of posts back.
>
> Message number?

NP! <u8a2lc$1eu62$1@dont-email.me>

hth

alvey

On Sat, 08 Jul 2023 17:40:49 +1000, Keithr0 wrote:

> You seem to have a vast number of acquaintances with experiences
> supporting your arguments. Far more than the law of averages would
> suggest as likely.

There is no such law as "the law of averages".

hth

alvey

On Sat, 08 Jul 2023 22:19:42 +1000, Noddy wrote:

>
> There's been some absolute *rippers* over the years, but of course *my*
> favourite was...

Unsurprisingly, different to mine.
Remember the a/c mate Fraudster?

Remember how, when given an array of contact deets by Xeno for his a/c
mate, he whose existence you brayingly challenged, you employed your
standard response and ran away. Sooo funny! It's one of the many things
that you'll never live down Fraudster.

alvey

On Sat, 08 Jul 2023 21:58:06 +1000, Noddy wrote:

> On 8/07/2023 5:40 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
>> On 7/07/2023 10:26 pm, Xeno wrote:
>
>>> He isn't incorrect, that much is certain. I was told all about what
>>> was going on in secondary schools in Victoria by a neighbour who was,
>>> in fact, a school cleaner. He was initially employed by the school,
>>> but the then govt. decided to contract the cleaning out. Cleaners were
>>> given the option of doing the job on a clearly defined contract - my
>>> neighbour took it up.
>>
>> You seem to have a vast number of acquaintances with experiences
>> supporting your arguments. Far more than the law of averages would
>> suggest as likely.
>
> ROTFL :) Yet *another* conveniently placed "friend" of CLasener's pops
> up to add weight to his bullshit :)
>
>
> Don't you find it odd at a man who is *so* despised around here...

Newsflash Faudster! You & Loons isn't a significant "*so*".

> would
> have so many "friends" in real life? Especially one who once claimed
> that he had to take his Ipad with him where ever he went to amuse
> himself as no one would ever talk to him?
>
> Not even his own wife when they went out to dinner?

Your wife still commuting to Melburgh 5 days a week for her 9 to 5 job
Fraudster?

alvey
Also Fraudster, I suspect you know as much about being invited out to
dinner as you do about reality.

On 7/07/2023 10:40 pm, Daryl wrote:
>>
> Certainly possible that a lithium battery can last a long time, I've got
> a lot of lithium RC car, drone and power tool batteries and quite a few
> of them are more than 10yrs old but many of them have sat around for
> years not being used.

I've got a bunch of old LiPos, I won't charge them as they have swollen.
I must remember to take them next time I go to Aldi, and chuck them in
the battery recycling bin.

On 9/7/2023 6:38 am, alvey wrote:
> On Sat, 08 Jul 2023 22:19:42 +1000, Noddy wrote:
>
>
>>
>> There's been some absolute *rippers* over the years, but of course *my*
>> favourite was...
>
> Unsurprisingly, different to mine.
> Remember the a/c mate Fraudster?
>
> Remember how, when given an array of contact deets by Xeno for his a/c
> mate, he whose existence you brayingly challenged, you employed your
> standard response and ran away. Sooo funny! It's one of the many things
> that you'll never live down Fraudster.
>
>
>
> alvey

One of the funniest things in the sorry bullshit Darren is claiming as a
victory is that Johnz has seen (on Facebook) Phil the seismic navigator
verifying my claim to having had a lot (21 or more - I lost count after
21) of Marinas. Johnz was witness to that verification. Phil is also on
LinkedIn where he describes his occupation as Marine Seismic Navigator.
I'd trust an account of a marine event from Phil way more than a tale
from *proven* liars like Darren and his ilk.

--
Xeno

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

On 9/07/2023 6:23 pm, Xeno wrote:
> On 9/7/2023 6:38 am, alvey wrote:
>> On Sat, 08 Jul 2023 22:19:42 +1000, Noddy wrote:
>>
>>
>>>
>>> There's been some absolute *rippers* over the years, but of course *my*
>>> favourite was...
>>
>> Unsurprisingly, different to mine.
>> Remember the a/c mate Fraudster?
>>
>> Remember how, when given an array of contact deets by Xeno for his a/c
>> mate, he whose existence you brayingly challenged, you employed your
>> standard response and ran away. Sooo funny! It's one of the many things
>> that you'll never live down Fraudster.
>>
>>
>>
>> alvey
>
> One of the funniest things in the sorry bullshit Darren is claiming as a
> victory is that Johnz has seen (on Facebook) Phil the seismic navigator
> verifying my claim to having had a lot (21 or more - I lost count after
> 21) of Marinas. Johnz was witness to that verification. Phil is also on
> LinkedIn where he describes his occupation as Marine Seismic Navigator.
> I'd trust an account of a marine event from Phil way more than a tale
> from *proven* liars like Darren and his ilk.
>
Odd, a quick scan of LinkedIn turns up no Marine Seismic Navigators.

On 9/07/2023 7:46 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
> On 9/07/2023 6:23 pm, Xeno wrote:

>> One of the funniest things in the sorry bullshit Darren is claiming as
>> a victory is that Johnz has seen (on Facebook) Phil the seismic
>> navigator verifying my claim to having had a lot (21 or more - I lost
>> count after 21) of Marinas. Johnz was witness to that verification.
>> Phil is also on LinkedIn where he describes his occupation as Marine
>> Seismic Navigator. I'd trust an account of a marine event from Phil
>> way more than a tale from *proven* liars like Darren and his ilk.
>>
> Odd, a quick scan of LinkedIn turns up no Marine Seismic Navigators.

ROTFL :)

The moron just can't help himself :)

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Regards,
Noddy.

On 9/7/2023 7:46 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
> On 9/07/2023 6:23 pm, Xeno wrote:
>> On 9/7/2023 6:38 am, alvey wrote:
>>> On Sat, 08 Jul 2023 22:19:42 +1000, Noddy wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>
>>>> There's been some absolute *rippers* over the years, but of course *my*
>>>> favourite was...
>>>
>>> Unsurprisingly, different to mine.
>>> Remember the a/c mate Fraudster?
>>>
>>> Remember how, when given an array of contact deets by Xeno for his a/c
>>> mate, he whose existence you brayingly challenged, you employed your
>>> standard response and ran away. Sooo funny! It's one of the many things
>>> that you'll never live down Fraudster.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> alvey
>>
>> One of the funniest things in the sorry bullshit Darren is claiming as
>> a victory is that Johnz has seen (on Facebook) Phil the seismic
>> navigator verifying my claim to having had a lot (21 or more - I lost
>> count after 21) of Marinas. Johnz was witness to that verification.
>> Phil is also on LinkedIn where he describes his occupation as Marine
>> Seismic Navigator. I'd trust an account of a marine event from Phil
>> way more than a tale from *proven* liars like Darren and his ilk.
>>
> Odd, a quick scan of LinkedIn turns up no Marine Seismic Navigators.

Odd indeed since Phil is one of my connections and the link says we
connected 12 years ago.

Experience
Marine Seismic Navigator/Scout
Independent Contractor 1980 - Present · 43 yrs 7 mos

I've known Phil since 1985, he used to live in Mentone back then but he
moved over to Thailand to be closer to his work 30 years ago. His
brother, as an aside, bought the old Kaolin mine at Mt Edgerton which is
out past Darren's domicile. Been there with Phil, interesting history in
that old mine. https://bih.federation.edu.au/index.php/Margaret_Malone

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

On 9/7/2023 8:05 pm, Noddy wrote:
> On 9/07/2023 7:46 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
>> On 9/07/2023 6:23 pm, Xeno wrote:
>
>>> One of the funniest things in the sorry bullshit Darren is claiming
>>> as a victory is that Johnz has seen (on Facebook) Phil the seismic
>>> navigator verifying my claim to having had a lot (21 or more - I lost
>>> count after 21) of Marinas. Johnz was witness to that verification.
>>> Phil is also on LinkedIn where he describes his occupation as Marine
>>> Seismic Navigator. I'd trust an account of a marine event from Phil
>>> way more than a tale from *proven* liars like Darren and his ilk.
>>>
>> Odd, a quick scan of LinkedIn turns up no Marine Seismic Navigators.
>
> ROTFL :)
>
> The moron just can't help himself :)
>
The reality is - some people have trouble looking things up on the
internet. You included. That Konnwei dongle, so appropriately named.

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Xeno

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

On 7/07/2023 2:13 pm, Noddy wrote:
> On 7/07/2023 3:31 pm, Daryl wrote:
>> On 7/7/2023 2:37 pm, Trevor Wilson wrote:
>
>>> **Well, certainly a Euro car, but not a Japanese one. A mate just
>>> sold his Nissan Prairie. 800,000km up. No major engine work. Ever. I
>>> was stunned that someone actually paid money for the thing.
>>> Ironically, I sold the in-law's Vectra, with 120,000km on the clock
>>> for less money.
>>>
>> How long any ICE lasts can vary significantly, there are many many
>> older MB diesels that have done in excess of one million miles.
>> Old Falcon and Holden taxis used to do huge kms if well maintained so
>> lasting a long time depends a lot on how they are treated, almost any
>> well maintained engine that is driven long distance can do high kms,
>> Japanese engines aren't special in that regard, I've seen many fail
>> without having done a lot of kms.
>
> I had an XF Falcon ute that had done 750k km's on it's original engine

Those boat anchors wouldn't have any cam lobes left after half that
amount of k's you bullshit artist.

On 7/07/2023 8:26 pm, Xeno wrote:
> On 7/7/2023 4:11 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
>> On 6/07/2023 5:17 pm, Clocky wrote:
>>> On 6/07/2023 9:09 am, Noddy wrote:
>>>> On 6/07/2023 9:11 am, Keithr0 wrote:
>>>>> On 5/07/2023 10:23 pm, Xeno wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>>> Despite what we are hearing a lot of people seem to have more
>>>>>>> money than sense.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>> Omigod! No wonder your business acumen, or the lack thereof,
>>>>>> caused your business to fail.
>>>>>
>>>>> Did it fail or did he just retire? You seem to be making
>>>>> assumptions there.
>>>>
>>>> Story of his miserable existence. As usual, he has no idea what he's
>>>> talking about and makes shit up to suit himself. Daryl had quite a
>>>> successful business as a government contractor, but the government
>>>> woke up one morning and decided to terminate all contracts putting
>>>> Daryl and others like him out of business immediately.
>>>>
>>>> It was no fault of anyone other than the Victorian State Government
>>>> making a fucking mess
>>>
>>> Nope. 100% dozy Dazza's fault. The writing had been on the wall for a
>>> long time and he should have seen it coming as the private
>>> contractors absolutely *fucked* the cleaning industry which is why
>>> state governments were moving away from private contractors.
>>>
>>> Daryl may or may not have been involved in fucking things up but the
>>> industry he was in was surely did. The writing had been on the wall
>>> for years as other state governments had ditched private contracts as
>>> it was a dismal failure for employees, being overworked and underpaid
>>> and getting screwed over and for schools due to poor standards of
>>> cleaning and rorting.
>>>
>>> Dozy Daryl didn't see it coming but he should have if he had any
>>> business acumen about him.
>>
>> For a Western Australian mechanic, you seem to think that you know a
>> lot about school cleaning in Victoria.
>
> He isn't incorrect, that much is certain.

What happened in Victoria had already happened elsewhere for the same
reasons. Dozy Daryl was asleep at the wheel.

On 11/7/2023 1:38 am, Clocky wrote:
> On 7/07/2023 8:26 pm, Xeno wrote:
>> On 7/7/2023 4:11 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
>>> On 6/07/2023 5:17 pm, Clocky wrote:
>>>> On 6/07/2023 9:09 am, Noddy wrote:
>>>>> On 6/07/2023 9:11 am, Keithr0 wrote:
>>>>>> On 5/07/2023 10:23 pm, Xeno wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Despite what we are hearing a lot of people seem to have more
>>>>>>>> money than sense.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Omigod! No wonder your business acumen, or the lack thereof,
>>>>>>> caused your business to fail.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Did it fail or did he just retire? You seem to be making
>>>>>> assumptions there.
>>>>>
>>>>> Story of his miserable existence. As usual, he has no idea what
>>>>> he's talking about and makes shit up to suit himself. Daryl had
>>>>> quite a successful business as a government contractor, but the
>>>>> government woke up one morning and decided to terminate all
>>>>> contracts putting Daryl and others like him out of business
>>>>> immediately.
>>>>>
>>>>> It was no fault of anyone other than the Victorian State Government
>>>>> making a fucking mess
>>>>
>>>> Nope. 100% dozy Dazza's fault. The writing had been on the wall for
>>>> a long time and he should have seen it coming as the private
>>>> contractors absolutely *fucked* the cleaning industry which is why
>>>> state governments were moving away from private contractors.
>>>>
>>>> Daryl may or may not have been involved in fucking things up but the
>>>> industry he was in was surely did. The writing had been on the wall
>>>> for years as other state governments had ditched private contracts
>>>> as it was a dismal failure for employees, being overworked and
>>>> underpaid and getting screwed over and for schools due to poor
>>>> standards of cleaning and rorting.
>>>>
>>>> Dozy Daryl didn't see it coming but he should have if he had any
>>>> business acumen about him.
>>>
>>> For a Western Australian mechanic, you seem to think that you know a
>>> lot about school cleaning in Victoria.
>>
>> He isn't incorrect, that much is certain.
>
> What happened in Victoria had already happened elsewhere for the same
> reasons. Dozy Daryl was asleep at the wheel.

Yeah, it's not like the government doesn't telegraph their intentions
well in advance. Dozy Daryl failed business 101 - relied on a single
contract!

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Xeno

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

On 11/7/2023 1:26 am, Clocky wrote:
> On 7/07/2023 2:13 pm, Noddy wrote:
>> On 7/07/2023 3:31 pm, Daryl wrote:
>>> On 7/7/2023 2:37 pm, Trevor Wilson wrote:
>>
>>>> **Well, certainly a Euro car, but not a Japanese one. A mate just
>>>> sold his Nissan Prairie. 800,000km up. No major engine work. Ever. I
>>>> was stunned that someone actually paid money for the thing.
>>>> Ironically, I sold the in-law's Vectra, with 120,000km on the clock
>>>> for less money.
>>>>
>>> How long any ICE lasts can vary significantly, there are many many
>>> older MB diesels that have done in excess of one million miles.
>>> Old Falcon and Holden taxis used to do huge kms if well maintained so
>>> lasting a long time depends a lot on how they are treated, almost any
>>> well maintained engine that is driven long distance can do high kms,
>>> Japanese engines aren't special in that regard, I've seen many fail
>>> without having done a lot of kms.
>>
>> I had an XF Falcon ute that had done 750k km's on it's original engine
>
>
> Those boat anchors wouldn't have any cam lobes left after half that
> amount of k's you bullshit artist.

Yeah, very very hard to imagine! Those I6 engines had trouble reaching
100k klms much less 750k klms.

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Xeno

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

On 7/07/2023 8:31 pm, Xeno wrote:
> On 7/7/2023 8:38 pm, Noddy wrote:
>> On 7/07/2023 4:11 pm, Keithr0 wrote:
>>> On 6/07/2023 5:17 pm, Clocky wrote:
>>
>>>> Dozy Daryl didn't see it coming but he should have if he had any
>>>> business acumen about him.
>>>
>>> For a Western Australian mechanic, you seem to think that you know a
>>> lot about school cleaning in Victoria.
>>
>> Is he back, is he? I thought he ran away with his tail between his
>> legs like a massive sook because nobody loved him? How embarrassing
>> that he has to crawl back here, presumably because nobody loves him
>> anywhere else.....
>>
> You infest *only* aus.cars because no other forum will tolerate your
> lies, bullshit and self aggrandising claims anywhere else. All the
> moderated forums have canned the crap out of you long ago when they
> worked out your bullshit was just that - bullshit.
>

The fraud seems to be glad that I'm back from my trip... he really seems
to have missed me. Maybe next time I'll drop by :-)

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In thread "May need to buy petrol soon" Sept 23 2021 11:15:59am
Keithr0 wrote: "He made the assertion either he proves it or he is a
proven liar."

On Sept 23 2021 3:16:29pm Keithr0 wrote:
"He asserts that the claim is true, so, if it is unproven, he is lying."