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[Dutchy]

The internet kiosk @ the airport......$2 for 20 mins

why the fork did i get here so early

QANTAS club @ the airport. Free internet terminals, free wifi. Free brekky, coffee, booze and nibblies too.

OTOH, wifi access in Paris CDG airport set me back something like AUD$12 for an hour

there is free WIFi everywhere at Adelaide Airport, just need the laptop/phone

[mighty_tiger_79]

The internet kiosk @ the airport......$2 for 20 mins

why the fork did i get here so early

QANTAS club @ the airport. Free internet terminals, free wifi. Free brekky, coffee, booze and nibblies too.

OTOH, wifi access in Paris CDG airport set me back something like AUD$12 for an hour

there is free WIFi everywhere at Adelaide Airport, just need the laptop/phone

yeah and now they just introduced an internet cafe, $2 for 20 mins.

sometimes people are in there for hours lapping up the free net

[Choccies]

Zooper Doopers..... just love 'em !!!!

[locky801]

My new neighbours to be, currently building a new house next door to us, just knocked on the door and handed us a huge basket of imported beers etc etc, heaps of red and white wines, must be over 500 bucks worth there, think i am going to enjoy them as neighbours somehow

[Footy Chick]

Do you have a feeling they might own a BWS or something?

[fish]

Eating the banana and the carrot my kids left out for Santa and his reindeer...

...polished off with the beer they left for him.

Now its off to bed to sleep it off.

MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE

[A Mum]

Classic !!!

Treasure that santa food as those kids soon grow up

[JAS]

My butcher...after defying the laws of physics and not falling over on the ice despite the best efforts of gravity and a lack of friction...I collected my pheasant (look it up on Wiki if you don't know) and he knocked 20% off the price for no reason and gave everyone in the shop a wee dram...of single malt

Also...I think I might have found a way of seeing what some bits of Adelaide look like from the comfort of the computer chair and I thought you lot were exaggerating when you whinge about other drivers

http://www.youtube.com/user/drivinginsa

Regards
JAS

[Psyber]

It's the kangaroos who actively leap in front of passing cars you have to watch for, JAS.
They graze on the side of the road where the occasional rain run off creates some green grass, then when the lights hit them they become confused.
9 times out of 10 they then leap the wrong way...

[JAS]

It's the kangaroos who actively leap in front of passing cars you have to watch for, JAS.
They graze on the side of the road where the occasioanl rain run off creates some green grass, then when the lights hit them they become confused.
9 times out of 10 they then leap the wrong way...

we call them sheep over here...you wouldn't believe how many times a sheep will change direction whilst dashing across a road. On the islands they lie in wait in ditches and jump out at unsuspecting drivers...b*****ds...closest I've ever got to being in a serious crash...thankfully my mate had the sense not to swerve to avoid it as there was a 4 tonne Army truck coming the other way.

Regards
JAS

[HH3]

Nans trifle!!!

And curried eggs...

and turkey...

and ham...

[JAS]

Listening to Junior Choice Christmas with Ed 'Stewpot' Stewart on the radio (the show was on daily in the 70's)...heaps of old naff songs being requested like Ernie, Captain Beaky, Rupert the Bear, The Runaway Train...great fun

Regards
JAS

[A Mum]

Christmas left overs - means I don't have to cook !

[Jimmy]

schnitters!!!!!

[Booney]

Opening my card on Chrissy Day from the wife and kids to find two tickets for Boxing Day and return flights, accomodation at St.Kilda.

Took Junior Boon with me and got back late last night.

Sweet.

[am Bays]

Opening my card on Chrissy Day from the wife and kids to find two tickets for Boxing Day and return flights, accomodation at St.Kilda.

Took Junior Boon with me and got back late last night.

Sweet.

Mate, that is a ******* awesome gift.

[Booney]

Sure was! Couldn't believe my eyes when I opened the card. My Mum and Step-Dad came along too. I got 4 tickets for them and 'two friends' back in July that turned out to be my tickets.

Sneaky lot.

[Pseudo]

Had an extended lunch at a mates house today. Washed down 8 or 9 brews from 12:30 till about 8:30, when I decided to sprint to catch the 8:39 at Glenalta station.

I didn't realise that the second part of the sprint was going to be up a steep hill. Didn't help that I had a gut full of grog and BBQ meat.

The train pulled into the station when I was still 30 metres away. With every ounce of willpower I propelled myself forwards, arms flailing wildly to catch the attention of the driver. Managed to stagger to the door, tear it open and collapse into the nearest seat - right in front of the conductor and security guard.

The conductor, appraising my heaving, sweaty mass, convulsing on the seat, noticed I was reaching for my wallet to get the ticket out and said "take your time mate, do it when you're ready". A few minutes later she offered to take the ticket from me and validate it for me so I didn't have to get up.

Now that's service - and far better than the attitude I usually get from TransAdelaide staff!

[Thiele]

The Fireworks form Sydney

[brod]

Salema Hyeck in 'From Dusk til Dawn'