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"mik" wrote in message ...
I know the law hates vigilantes, but what are we to do in today's society. Makes my blood boil.... How about you?? Young bogans... get one up on them, stay sober and have your way with their women!! cheers, GPL :just check their DOB first: ::I am not responsible for any subsequent child support costs you may incur:: |
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mik wrote: Its end of term and schoolies is back on the Gold Coast. Schoolies Week Schoolies Week In Hell it's always Schoolies Week I was waiting at the Pearly Gates But the angels said "It's members only, mate" St Peter was shepherding in the meek But all he said to me was "Schoolies Week." Lucifer's got issues with Paradise So he blocked the view with miles of high-rise Car yards as far as the eye can see And a million teens who think they're free Schoolies Week Schoolies Week In Hell it's always Schoolies Week Devil don't need fire and brimstone His place is full of kids with mobile phones You still get weeping and gnashing teeth But that's just bad E and too much Lemon Ruski Schoolies Week Schoolies Week In Hell it's always Schoolies Week Monday - Binge drinking Tuesday - The world owes you a living Wednesday - Everyone calls you "man" Thursday - Every car's a Divvy Van Friday - One big Desperate Dateless Ball Saturday - Sorted for Rohipnol Sunday - Wake up with vomit breath Back to the start again So you better pray you haven't been bad Or you could wake up in a "Say No To Drugs" ad Devil rubs his hands with glee And in a booming voice shouts: "Fluffy Ducks are on me!" Schoolies Week Schoolies Week In Hell it's always Schoolies Week |
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Its end of term and schoolies is back on the Gold Coast.
I was out this morning with the tri club on the usual training run from Tweed to Currumbin. When we approached the tuning point at Currumbin their was about 40/50 youths all rotten drunk in the car park by the beach. As we passed they shouted and screamed at us, and I was pelted with cans of beer (full ones too). I was hit in the arm, leg and one skimmed my helmet. I did not stop though, as much I as think I can handle myself I did not fancy my chances against 40 of these idiots. We done absolutely nothing to provoke this attack. I tried to do the right thing and call the Police when I got home, only to find that I had to call back during business hours between 8am and 5pm. I guess that's when most crimes are committed! When they were open for business no one seemed to want to help. Well what did I expect the incident was 2 hours earlier and the mob had since moved on. I myself am a law abiding citizen with only one conviction to my name. About ten years ago I caught a thief breaking into my car and I gave him a bit of a slap and I was prosecuted. I had to pay the thief $400 compensation for his black eye and thick lip. I know the law hates vigilantes, but what are we to do in today's society. Makes my blood boil.... How about you?? |
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On 2005-11-15, Bleve (aka Bruce)
was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea: mik wrote: Its end of term and schoolies is back on the Gold Coast. Schoolies Week Schoolies Week In Hell it's always Schoolies Week Did anyone here actually go to Schoolies? The thought never did appeal to myself, but I was amazed when a couple of my friends wanted to go. -- TimC "Saving four times is just paranoia. Unless you're using an Exabyte 5gig/8mm tapedrive." -- Graham Reed |
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TimC wrote: Did anyone here actually go to Schoolies? Hell no! The thought never did appeal to myself, but I was amazed when a couple of my friends wanted to go. A girlfriend of mine from school confronted her boyfriend at the time with the "wonderful news" that she was pregnant. She has three children.... to three different men now. Good little Christian girl too. She has obviously been forgiven. LotteBum -- LotteBum |
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"mik" wrote in message ... Its end of term and schoolies is back on the Gold Coast. I was out this morning with the tri club on the usual training run from Tweed to Currumbin. When we approached the tuning point at Currumbin their was about 40/50 youths all rotten drunk in the car park by the beach. As we passed they shouted and screamed at us, and I was pelted with cans of beer (full ones too). I was hit in the arm, leg and one skimmed my helmet. I did not stop though, as much I as think I can handle myself I did not fancy my chances against 40 of these idiots. We done absolutely nothing to provoke this attack. I tried to do the right thing and call the Police when I got home, only to find that I had to call back during business hours between 8am and 5pm. I guess that's when most crimes are committed! Doesn't calling 000 work 24 hours? When they were open for business no one seemed to want to help. Well what did I expect the incident was 2 hours earlier and the mob had since moved on. But if you rang 000 and said there a mob of drunks terrorising the populace would they have responded? I myself am a law abiding citizen with only one conviction to my name. About ten years ago I caught a thief breaking into my car and I gave him a bit of a slap and I was prosecuted. I had to pay the thief $400 compensation for his black eye and thick lip. I know the law hates vigilantes, but what are we to do in today's society. Makes my blood boil.... How about you?? I'd have just rung 000 - on both occasions. ;^) Not at all flame, but I would have expected a resonse from 000. If you rang 000 and didn't get a satisfactory response, that's pretty **** poor on their behalf. Tony F |
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*shamefully nods*
First half of the week at Noosaville (NOT Noosa - Noosaville, very different!!), in a house on the Noosa River with a bunch of mates. Dodgy TAFE ID that a guy from school made up for me. Very funny episode trying to use it at the local bottlo to buy a carton of beer... *laughs* Then we all hopped on a bus and went down to the Gold Coast for the second half. More of the same - all day at the beach, sit on the balcony drinking beer and yelling at people at night. I remember on the 2nd last night craving nutrition (not sure what - I think it was vegetables??). And I had the best Thai beef salad I'd ever tasted from the local takeaway... *grins* Fortunately can look back now and laugh at the stupidity, and be thankful that we returned safely with humorous (rather than scary) stories to tell... Abby (who can't believe that it was 15 years ago now!!) |
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"Absent Husband" wrote in message
oups.com... *shamefully nods* First half of the week at Noosaville (NOT Noosa - Noosaville, very different!!), in a house on the Noosa River with a bunch of mates. Dodgy TAFE ID that a guy from school made up for me. Very funny episode trying to use it at the local bottlo to buy a carton of beer... *laughs* Then we all hopped on a bus and went down to the Gold Coast for the second half. More of the same - all day at the beach, sit on the balcony drinking beer and yelling at people at night. I remember on the 2nd last night craving nutrition (not sure what - I think it was vegetables??). And I had the best Thai beef salad I'd ever tasted from the local takeaway... *grins* Fortunately can look back now and laugh at the stupidity, and be thankful that we returned safely with humorous (rather than scary) stories to tell... Abby (who can't believe that it was 15 years ago now!!) I did something similar only on the NSW coast (too cheap to go all the way North). Decided to climb down a very steel hill/cliff (about 50 metres down) and get drunk on the secluded beach below. Wasn't until we were off our nuts that we remembered we had to climb the cliff to get back out. Very hairy moments when one girl lost her footing and nearly wiped 6 of us out. |
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Tony
I do get your point, however ringing 000 45 minutes later when I got home does not have the same effect.000 is for life threatening situations. Hard to convince the law that my life was in danger, calling from the safety of my house 25km away from the incident. My point is the Police are to busy to deal with it all. When you try and do the right thing and file a complaint its all to hard. I have travelled both paths and I must say revenge is sweeter. Even after paying $400 I slept much better knowing the thief would have realised he had ****ed up the wrong tree this time. "tony f" wrote in message ... "mik" wrote in message ... Its end of term and schoolies is back on the Gold Coast. I was out this morning with the tri club on the usual training run from Tweed to Currumbin. When we approached the tuning point at Currumbin their was about 40/50 youths all rotten drunk in the car park by the beach. As we passed they shouted and screamed at us, and I was pelted with cans of beer (full ones too). I was hit in the arm, leg and one skimmed my helmet. I did not stop though, as much I as think I can handle myself I did not fancy my chances against 40 of these idiots. We done absolutely nothing to provoke this attack. I tried to do the right thing and call the Police when I got home, only to find that I had to call back during business hours between 8am and 5pm. I guess that's when most crimes are committed! Doesn't calling 000 work 24 hours? When they were open for business no one seemed to want to help. Well what did I expect the incident was 2 hours earlier and the mob had since moved on. But if you rang 000 and said there a mob of drunks terrorising the populace would they have responded? I myself am a law abiding citizen with only one conviction to my name. About ten years ago I caught a thief breaking into my car and I gave him a bit of a slap and I was prosecuted. I had to pay the thief $400 compensation for his black eye and thick lip. I know the law hates vigilantes, but what are we to do in today's society. Makes my blood boil.... How about you?? I'd have just rung 000 - on both occasions. ;^) Not at all flame, but I would have expected a resonse from 000. If you rang 000 and didn't get a satisfactory response, that's pretty **** poor on their behalf. Tony F |
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TimC wrote:
Did anyone here actually go to Schoolies? "The Schoolies Week", err, nope. The closest I've ever been was; 1) to actually be on the Gold Coast working, and 2) catch the eye of a young, very interesting lady, who 3) then proceeded to get massive diarhheoa (sp) along with 300+ kids. Well, that put paid to any canoodling on the beach didn't it. {:-(. |
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