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*Jojo*
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@dad - OK, I forgot to add with my recent post that I am a HUGE fan - of the soccer-legend-player . . . Pele ! I've been a soccer player myself (elementary/primary schooling) during my PRIME  I play, left-forward . . .
Have a nice - SUNDAE to all !  !
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mario2004
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From: South Africa
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@Hobbs - Yes I can 
Did you people check the IOL (Independent Online) reports about Zim? The tragedy is unfolding before our eyes and yet we all seem so 'powerless'. Our station decidet to collect old shoes/clothing and help them. (the church will send the donations to Pretoria where a inofficial refugee camp is taking shape)
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*Jojo*
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On 2007-08-04 23:14:21, amawanqa wrote:
Saw Transformers earlier. Was better than I thought it would be. That autobot clash scene (when that dude's running with the cube) was so well done. @ Hobbster: Eish, that's surprising (and understandably frustrating)that UIQ isn't supported and the other 2 common OS's are.
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@pop - Yeah, theBEST flick I've seen so far this year . . . much, much better than that of - Willis' DH4  of Harry Pot-pot rumors have it that a sequel is in the offing - T2, just like that of Fantastic 4 !
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Kryptik
Joined: Jun 24, 2005
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From: Port Elizabeth, S.Africa
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Mario, that's highly commendable! Good to hear the SAPS in J-Bay is showing it's humane side in such tangible form.
"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing."
Edmund Burke (1729 - 1797)
Old Mr.Burke was spot on with those words, quite surprising seeing that he was a politician, lol
Jojo, good afternoon bro, hope your Sunday's been peaceful too. It's a beautiful day here, just the right weather for lunch in a park after church. However, this is Port Elizabeth, lol, i'll bet the wind is howling by the time we get to a park. Par for the course, 4 seasons per day  |
brix25
Joined: Aug 20, 2003
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Hey guys, hope everyone is still good. Had another frustrating day, apart form driving up and down the length and breath of the peninsula I had buggy phone on my hands.
Drove out over Ou Kaapseweg to fetch a friend and take her back home later in the afternoon...bloody tired after that. Wanted to go across Chapman's Peak but its closed for maintenance so had to drive along the boring M3 which is littered with speeding cameras.
Seems the firmware upgrade didn't quite resolve the issues I had with the N70, just to clarify, I've now got V5.0638.3.0.1 but the same problems persist- the phone has a mind of its own, will boot without being prompted, white screen although not WSOD and it loses contact with the memory card.
These pictures were taken a couple of weeks ago before the Table Mountain cable car closed for it's annual winter maintenance.
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Kryptik
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From: Port Elizabeth, S.Africa
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Is it really Monday tomorrow? So soon?? :-| daaaamn.... |
brix25
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On 2007-08-05 21:24:00, Kryptik wrote:
Is it really Monday tomorrow? So soon?? :-| daaaamn....
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No worries kryptik, we have the women of this country to thank for shortening this week. I'll be getting off on Wednesday but working on the public holiday so there's no chance of a weekend getaway.
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amawanqa
Joined: May 08, 2004
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From: Hornchurch UK & East London SA
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@ Jojo,
I'll soon be uploading pics from today's World Superbike round at Brands Hatch racetrack in Kent.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport/motorbikes/6932373.stm
Right now I'm pretty tired and somewhat sunburnt, but watch this space... 
@ Kryptik,
Eish, I'll second that, boet. Time goes by particularly quickly when one is having fun..
@ da brixsta:
Nice pics of those craggy bits.
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amawanqa
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Around the paddock and pits at Brands Hatch:
N73:
NOS-ty piece of machinery:
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amawanqa
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Akrapović, made in the Balkan country of Slovenia of all places, are renowned as probably the best hand-made titanium and carbon fibre superbike racepipe manufacturers in the world.
Their performance and level of craftsmanship are legendary within racing circles.
They created a one-off performance exhaust system for this weird scooter as some kinda weird mascot of sorts to be used at race meetings. That system is probably worth much more than any such scooter as it is:
Arrow are another renowned manufacturer that invest heavily in racing R&D:
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*Jojo*
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@ama - Nicely-intestine-designed motorbike exhaust pipes back there matey . . . but for what you know of, how do you think that brand will FAIR with the likes of: Kerker, Remus, Termignoni and Yoshimura 
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Siosal
Joined: Oct 27, 2004
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From: South Africa
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I've had a few bad experiences with 2 wheeled combustion driven vehicles so I admire from a distance. |
brix25
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@da wanqsta: Once again, awesome pics at that bike show. I'm not quite a bike person but will try to get a ride in the summer.
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JK
Joined: Feb 24, 2005
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On 2007-08-04 12:12:00, Kryptik wrote:
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On 2007-08-03 22:07:36, amawanqa wrote:
Bloody fox strikes again! First the Dutch irises were turned into a makeshift bed and now this. If I catch the thing I'll be tempted to neuter it with a blunt Stanley knife. My friend bought his daughter a sponge football, left it in the back yard last night and found it like this earlier today:
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So how does one deal with the fox problem, Wanqa? Are there commercial products available which deter them? We used to have a problem with moles, nothing really seemed to help. It got to the stage where i would leave notes in their burrows, telling them about the luscious green grass and juicy earthworms opposite the road It seems it worked, they've vamoosed 
 Blue ball and fox, like Firefox! 
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jmash
Joined: Jan 18, 2006
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From: Nelspruit,South Africa
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Howzit Fellaz
What a lovely morning,fine weather outside.This beautifies the Monday Morning doesn't it!
Shew!I think my P800 is trying to tell me it's time.Every now and then it loses my Memory Stick.I can understand that because it's been a great friend for almost 4 yrs now.Soon enough it will get it's well deserved rest.
Have a brilliant Monday Bafowethu
Singning Off for now!
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