1. Originally posted by yeah[..]

    From Saturday on, europan cold can kiss my ass, cause I'll be sitting in the african sun.


    Jammy git. Where are you off to?
  2. Originally posted by yeah[..]

    From Saturday on, europan cold can kiss my ass, cause I'll be sitting in the african sun.


    Holiday? Safari or something else?
  3. I'll go to Madagascar for the holydays. Got family down there. For 5 days only, though.
  4. Originally posted by yeahI'll go to Madagascar for the holydays. Got family down there. For 5 days only, though.


    Shame but still a trip to Africa none the less. I have to go one day myslef. Don't know what i'll do but it's on the before I die list
  5. Ah good that we're all here.

    Enjoy your holiday yeah!
  6. Originally posted by drewhigginsAh good that we're all here.

    Enjoy your holiday yeah!


    You bet I will. I can't stand the cold here.
    And it's a great country, poor as hell but wonderful, warm people, hot weather and a great landscape.
  7. Originally posted by yeah[..]

    You bet I will. I can't stand the cold here.
    And it's a great country, poor as hell but wonderful, warm people, hot weather and a great landscape.


    I'll swap you for the 38 degree heat.
  8. hello everyone!!
    goodmorning from Argentina!!
    I just heard they had a big 6.8 earthquake in NEW ZELAND...
    any word from our fellow Kiwi posters????
  9. here is the news article taken from www.cnn.com


    (CNN) -- Buildings collapsed, power lines were knocked out and gas pipes ruptured when a powerful earthquake hit the northeastern coast of New Zealand late Thursday. Media reports in New Zealand, citing the government, listed the quake -- reportedly felt as far south as reportedly felt as far south as the city of Christchurch -- at 6.8 magnitude. The U.S. Geological Survey put it at 6.6. There were no reports of serious injury or death from the quake near the coastal city of Gisborne. But local resident Phil Robinson, who recently moved to New Zealand from the United Kingdom, told Television New Zealand that the quake had caused serious damage to the city. "Everything was bedlam for about 15 or 20 seconds," Robinson said. "We gather several properties in town have been damaged. It's had a serious effect on lots of people in the city." Robinson said communications were "patchy" and it was difficult to make telephone calls on both landlines and cell phones. A spokesman for the Ministry of Civil Defense and Emergency Management confirmed to The Associated Press that three buildings in Gisborne had collapsed. "As far as we are aware, there are no injuries in those buildings," Vince Cholewa said. "Most of the damage is utilities -- gas, water and electricity." Television New Zealand said there were no reported injuries and that despite suffering minor damage, Gisborne hospital was operating normally. The network reported eye witnesses saying the city of Gisborne was covered in glass. Walker Vance, public information manager of Gisborne District Council, said there was no tsunami risk. He said people had attempted to get to higher ground because of tsunami fears but returned to their homes as they realized the threat had passed. When asked how the quake had felt, he said it was "probably a series of three quick jolts, followed by a lull of a few seconds, followed by another two jolts."

    hope everyone is fine!!
  10. Originally posted by yeahI'll go to Madagascar for the holydays. Got family down there. For 5 days only, though.


    Nice; have a good time and relax

    Originally posted by Johnny

    Hi everyone


    Hi Johnny.

    Shocking about the earthquake, hoep, as you say, all ok.
  11. Originally posted by djrlewis


    Hi Johnny.

    Shocking about the earthquake, hoep, as you say, all ok.


    hey Dan!!
    how are you????
    nice one!! congrats NATIVE SON!!!

    you're right, I hope everyone in NZ is doing fine... seems it was a big one...
    cheers!
  12. Ha ha! Cheers mate.

    I'm doing well. Last day at my temporary job today. Then I'm off until new work starts 2nd Jan!! So looking forward to that.

    Very cold here today and foggy.