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Good Morning All! First time on the SA forum.. Thought I'd catch up on what's happening at home a little. Been years since I was there..
Howzit?????
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Posted: 2007-05-19 10:34:52
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@ Hobbs, he's enjoyed seeing the sights over there, but he's heading back home tomorrow afternoon. He sent me a message asking whether there was any substance to a rumour he'd picked up that imported Symbian handsets had to be handed over to the RF Group failing which the person bringing one into Mzantsi would face the wrath of the courts. Does anybody know anything about this? Load of drivel imho.
@ Merlyn, howzit? Nice seeing you here
Merlyn of Caledonia? From whence art thou and whence art thou headed? LOL, welcome to the thread mate
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Posted: 2007-05-19 11:01:00
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@ Merlyn: Welcome to the SA thread! :-)
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Posted: 2007-05-19 11:32:57
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Hey Merlyn.Nice to meet you man.How long have you been away?Do you miss us or is it the good riddance to bad rubbish scenario.Absolutely storming here in Cape Town.I love this weather.Especially here in Newlands.Cosy up,get out the DVDs and enjoy winter to the fullest I say.Cup of hot java please Wanga.lol
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Posted: 2007-05-19 11:44:49
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It's bucketing down on my side...Will head off to gym at 1pm then come back to watch the Super 14 final. Hope the Sharks win it, there's no way I can support a team backed by Steve Hofmeyer and where they play "Liefling" whenever Hougaardt successfully kicks over the posts.
@da krypsta: I think you'll only get a problem when your importing a large batch of Nokia phones. RF Group have exclusive distribution rights for the Southern African market.
Anyone seen the new Shinobu? Rumoured to be the first
GSM set with 16million colours. This Walkman slider which replaces the W850 should be announced on May 28 with a host of accessories. It's going to be tough making decisions around Christmas for some folks. P1i or any of the non-smartphones from SE.
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Posted: 2007-05-19 12:15:00
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@ HOBBS: LOL, ten sugars or twelve? :-) @ da brixsta: The waiters at the hotel that I'm currently at (in a little dorpie in Essex) are both from SA and Bulls supporters. I'm trying to not wind the Liefling Supporters up too much..
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Posted: 2007-05-19 12:54:10
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Thanks for the welcome all! Originally from PTA! And no, not a Liefling supporter! LOL
Was last in SA almost 2 years ago but hoping to change that! NO! It's not goodbye and good riddance to lovely old SA.. Just here making a bit of cash.. Living in Midlands (Warwickshire)
Cheers
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Posted: 2007-05-19 13:13:02
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Looks like we're in for some seriously stormy weather here as well within the next 48hours or so...
Rugby Fever has gripped my neighbourhood in a big way- everywhere one looks there are Bulls and Sharks flags, some cars are plastered in supporter stickers and the like. Quite a few are already well on the way to Klippies-induced euphoria, so i'm hoping their heads are as cool as the weather when the final whistle is blown. I haven't heard of any major disagreements thus far, hope it stays amicable.
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Posted: 2007-05-19 13:59:00
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This is one hell of a brutal game of rugby.Hope it keeps this tempo.Love it.Go BULLLLLLS!!
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Posted: 2007-05-19 15:14:53
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On 2007-05-19 15:14:53, HOBBS wrote:
This is one hell of a brutal game of rugby.Hope it keeps this tempo.Love it.Go BULLLLLLS!!
Sharks seemed to have had a collective brain explosion. Congrats to the Bulls, awesome play.
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Posted: 2007-05-19 16:50:00
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