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Rinkals wrote:Jambanja, are you on the FOBs mailing list?

No, not sure that I am...I was but then when I moved to NZ I think I may have dropped off.

I'm on their facebook though

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Falcon for me. My last year there was '85. I have quite a few mates who finished at Falcon in '85 (or thereabouts)...some who played 1st team rugby. Do the initials RH and AL mean anything to you (both are in Oz now)? Yep, if they are whom I think they are then yes, know them, RH was in the same bo...

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TexasPaddy wrote:

Lovely bonnet

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springtide wrote:
Huh
was a joke - the above is what Earth looks like now with all the pollution (I think)

I did think it might have been a whoosh moment...

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slow wing wrote:
guy smiley wrote:

... and yet people like Bill will claim nothing has changed...

Huh

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Maritzburg College - alma mater of two world cup winning flyhalves.... Cliff, when were you there? Jambanja, I suspect we were at UNP at the same time, although I think you were a year or two ahead of me. I was there from 86-88, was in WOB for two years then went into a digs on Ridge road, right be...

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Bishops, Rondebosch (family lived in Hout bay though!) for a bit before I moved to Swaziland and then zim where I went to Poofterhouse Fixed that for you :P ... Falcon for me The only "education" I had in SA was University of Natal PMB, 3 very good years Jambanja - what year did you finish at Falco...

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pavlovsgod wrote:
jambanja wrote:
pavlovsgod wrote:Durban. DPHS and Kearsney.

What year Kearsney, some very good family friends used to teach there...great school

65-69

Ahh, a bit before their time, they probably got there lateish 70's from Zim

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pavlovsgod wrote:Durban. DPHS and Kearsney.

What year Kearsney, some very good family friends used to teach there...great school

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Bishops, Rondebosch (family lived in Hout bay though!) for a bit before I moved to Swaziland and then zim where I went to Poofterhouse Fixed that for you :P ... Falcon for me The only "education" I had in SA was University of Natal PMB, 3 very good years Jambanja - what year did you finish at Falco...

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korben_dallas wrote:Bishops, Rondebosch (family lived in Hout bay though!)

for a bit before I moved to Swaziland and then zim where I went to Poofterhouse

Fixed that for you

... Falcon for me

The only "education" I had in SA was University of Natal PMB, 3 very good years

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Shit the other 2 crews really do dwarf the Kiwi crew

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Wow that was also fantastic...just seen two of the most exciting races ever..

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They certainly make you nervous...well done!!!

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Womens pairs final about to start...

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Kiwi mens 4's got knocked out earlier unfortunately

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Insane_Homer wrote:
DraadkarD wrote:
5 runs!

Wasn't off the bat so no...

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jrp wrote:
jambanja wrote:
Sure that's not a photoshop?

Where would you get so many male lions all together?

Serengeti apparently...

They are pretty young so it's not that odd that they are all together like that

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Nolanator wrote:

Brilliant, I love the reaction from the other cop too

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guy smiley wrote:

So, what we gonna do?

I don't know...what you wanna do..

I don't know...

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Picture taken in the Kruger National Park near the Phalaborwa gate by one of the Komatsu rangers in the Phalaborwa branch. The animal in it 's jaws is a full-grown Warthog, from this it can be deduced that the croc is over a meter in height and MANY meters long. http://omg.wthax.org/image001_21.jpg...

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A natural-color satellite image from March 28, 2011, shows the Rakaia River running through the Canterbury Plains on New Zealand's South Island. http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/j/MSNBC/Components/Photo/_new/120111-coslog-newzealand-5p.photoblog900.jpg Wow, that's an amazing photo, the colours are quite i...

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Picture taken in the Kruger National Park near the Phalaborwa gate by one of the Komatsu rangers in the Phalaborwa branch. The animal in it 's jaws is a full-grown Warthog, from this it can be deduced that the croc is over a meter in height and MANY meters long. http://omg.wthax.org/image001_21.jpg

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c69 wrote:
decado wrote:Me teaching my 2yo girl how to round Gambon at a school fair.

You look a little too old to be a dad, looks like you are losing the race as well

Yeah, and your daughter looks like a boy

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hornets wrote:

When I saw that, this sprung to mind

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On the banks of the Zambezi rive in Zimbabwe, have had a very similar experience myself, quite scary

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The Mighty All Blacks wrote:Way overvalued imho.

It is a bursting baloon waiting to happen.

GM (the 3rd biggest advertiser in the US) will only be the first that pulls out because the ads are doing nothing

One of these???

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BigR wrote:Thought it was a large black strap-on

well that is an entirely better option, far more entertaining

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hedogbrother wrote:
Openside wrote:
DraadkarD wrote:
Wtf is she sitting on? Looks like a black dildo between her legs??
No freakin' idea what that is, downloaded it and paused it in Quicktime...no idea.

Wouldn't it be the receiver for her mic ?

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Kiwias wrote:
Mitty wrote:
Kiwias wrote:a classical education courtesy of google.

What will you amaze us all with next?
You shutting up and posting some pictures that do not scream Gary Glitter.
The noise is all in your head

You guys had better be carefull otherwise you'll have Guy Smiley all up in your face!!

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there is nothing obviously amusing or entertaining about the picture in and of itself. There seems to be a touch of the pedo vibe creeping in about the place. Why is that you can't look at a group of kids having fun without slinging the 'paedo' label? Go fudge yourself. I think you posted the pictu...

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18ChinsOfChinatown wrote:
waguser wrote:
guy smiley wrote:
Toga wrote:
Holy shit holy shit holy shit
Is that real?
Doesn't look it.

Looks very fake, no brake lights from any of the vehicles??? Unlikely

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So not one of these then?

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Somewhere there is a very proud mum check out the wings

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Mick Mannock wrote:

Excellent work Smithers

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We also have a "flame tree" we call them Flamboyant trees

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