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From: jk79+@andrew.cmu.edu (Jane F. Kinkus)
Newsgroups: alt.backrubs
Subject: Re: Necks
Date: 9 Apr 92 21:46:08 GMT
	<1992Apr7.205539.2775@frcs.Alt.ZA>
Organization: University Libraries - E&S Library, Carnegie Mellon, Pittsburgh, PA


 
> Are chiropractors quacks, or do they really help people when there is
no other
> help?

i'd like to share this ancecdote, which i found to be very interesting:
my friend's sister was suffering from recurring urinary tract
infections, and had been on and off antibiotics for several months.  one
day she was visiting the chiropractor for a routine spinal adjustment,
and she happened to complain about the urinary problems.  the chiro was
able to discern that her pubis was out of allignment, which was
apparently pressing on the urethra, clogging it, and forming a great
place for bacteria to grow and grow.  after the alignment, the
infections cleared up and have not recurred.

* I've developed a theory about this: I believe they really help people who
* have problems which are responsive to chiropractic manipulations, and they
* do not help people who have unrelated problems. I don't believe, for
* example, that appendicitis will respond to manipulations, no matter what
* they tell you about force fields or whatever.

i guess my point is that it is not always obvious that a medical problem
is actually related to a chiropractic problem.

jane :^)
Newsgroups: alt.backrubs
From: au342@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Michael P. Rolfes)
Subject: Re: Oils, <suggestion>
Organization: Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio, (USA)
Date: Wed, 15 Apr 92 04:56:52 GMT


Well I bought some Neutragoena Body oil to give that a try.


Mike
Newsgroups: alt.backrubs
From: Sarek@world.std.com (Garrett S Fitzgerald)
Subject: Re: Necks
Organization: The World Public Access UNIX, Brookline, MA
Date: Wed, 8 Apr 1992 01:19:21 GMT

In article <1992Apr7.205539.2775@frcs.Alt.ZA> linda@frcs.Alt.ZA (Linda Jacobson) writes:
>I don't believe, for
>example, that appendicitis will respond to manipulations, no matter what
>they tell you about force fields or whatever.

Up to last month I would have agreed with you there. However, my
fiance goes to a chiropractor, and her mother happens to work there.
One of the other doctors in the office has a son who had appendicitis.
He doesn't believe in standard medicine, so he treated him himself --
adjustments every couple of hours, or whatever. The appendix didn't
rupture, so I guess there is something to this, after all. I still
intend to go to the hospital if it ever happens to me, though....
--------------
"Just a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down..."



-- 

Sarek of Vulcan
a.k.a. Garrett Fitzgerald

Newsgroups: alt.backrubs
From: aa431@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Doug Gillespie)
Subject: Re: starting
Reply-To: aa431@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Doug Gillespie)
Organization: Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH (USA)
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 92 19:41:42 GMT


In a previous article, sgoldste@wam.umd.edu (Stuart Jay Goldstein) says:

>Where would you experts recommend starting an erotic massage?  The soles 
>of the feet?  Top of head?  Any enlightenment would be greatly appreciated.

I would start in a private room. :)
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Newsgroups: alt.backrubs
From: b645zmp@utarlg.uta.edu 
Subject: Re: Tapotement
News-Software: VAX/VMS VNEWS 1.41    
Organization: The University of Texas at Arlington
Date: Mon, 6 Apr 1992 18:52:00 GMT

In article <1992Apr03.192136.5126@microsoft.com>, siobhan@microsoft.com (Siobhan Harper) writes...

     ( A bunch of my orig. post deleted )
> 
>Actually, this is a very interesting point, because there are several
>techniques, like rolling, which can be done either as petrissage or as
>friction. If you do rolling by picking up the skin and rolling it between
>the fingertips, that is petrissage; rolling or compression of the tissue
>against underlying structures is generally considered friction. Basically,
>the question is in which direction the tissue is moving: away from under-
>lying structures --> petrissage; against/toward them --> friction.

Hmmmm. I was taught that friction was a surface kinda thing only, and I'm 
pretty sure I don't recall petrissage and friction being defined
as you have here. Doesn't mean you're wrong, of course, just that I've
never heard it put that way.

> 

>Wringing is another variation that can be done as one or the other, de-
>pending on intent--you can wring tissue away from the structure underneath,
>or against it. Depending on the effect you are trying to accomplish, one
>or the other may be more appropriate.
> 
I've never heard of this wringing either. Could you describe it in more detail?
It sounds like it could be close to a lot of things I am familiar with, like
kneading, perhaps.

> 
>--Siobhan
> 
> 
>
From: bnelson@broke.enet.dec.com (Brian Nelson)
Newsgroups: alt.backrubs
Subject: Re: Oils, <suggestion>
Date: 14 Apr 92 15:48:53 GMT
Reply-To: bnelson@broke.enet.dec.com (Brian Nelson)
Organization: Digital Equipment Corporation, NUO, Nashua, NH

In article <1992Apr13.113200.54419@cc.usu.edu>, sl2fn@cc.usu.edu writes:
|>Path: e2big.mko.dec.com!pa.dec.com!decwrl!csus.edu!wupost!cs.utexas.edu!hellgate.utah.edu!cc.usu.edu!sl2fn
|>From: sl2fn@cc.usu.edu
|>Newsgroups: alt.backrubs
|>Subject: Re: Oils, <suggestion>
|>Message-ID: <1992Apr13.113200.54419@cc.usu.edu>
|>Date: 13 Apr 92 11:32:00 MDT
|>References: <1992Apr13.051840.21909@usenet.ins.cwru.edu>
|>Organization: Utah State University
|>Lines: 22

|>
|>In article <1992Apr13.051840.21909@usenet.ins.cwru.edu>, au342@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Michael P. Rolfes) writes:
|>> 
|>> Is it advisable to use Canola oil for massages?  Mixed --or Vanilla
|>> extract added to it?
|>> 
|>
|>
|>I don't know about Canola oil, but having seen the recent discussions, I wanted
|>to add my $0.02.  I use Neutrogena Light Sesame Oil formula.  It is great!
|>It has no overwhelming scent (so those of you who like scented oils could
|>add a few drops of your favorite concentrate), it sinks into the skin
|>nicely (after rubbing/massaging for a while), and (an important item
|>for those sensual massages) it doesn't taste bad.  Baby oil tastes 
|>horrible, as do most of the 'edible, scented' oils, and Canola oil sounds
|>(to me, maybe I just don't know what you mean by it) like something I'd 
|>fry chicken in.  :)
|>
|>
|>Nancy
|>sl2fn@cc.usu.edu
|>
|>
|>


    	I've used Canola oil, and like it.  Sure, it's *intended* for
    cooking, but it's a very healthy oil so if you happen to ingest some at
    least you're not damaging your health.  This might not be true for some
    other oils.  As for taste, well....it's pretty bland!  ;-)


    Brian
From: jarhart@slate.mines.colorado.edu (Jason Arhart)
Newsgroups: alt.backrubs
Subject: Re: Oils, <suggestion>
Date: 16 Apr 92 19:53:41 GMT
Organization: Colorado School of Mines


     I would recommend the edible massage oil available at any Rennaisance
(SP?) Festival.

Jason Arhart
jarhart@slate.Mines.Colorado.edu
From: aa431@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Doug Gillespie)
Newsgroups: alt.backrubs
Subject: headaches
Date: 11 Apr 92 18:16:48 GMT
Article-I.D.: usenet.1992Apr11.181648.9263
Reply-To: aa431@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Doug Gillespie)
Organization: Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH (USA)


I hate headaches and I found a few massages that get rid of them, sometimes
completely and instantly.  I do these myself, but someone else can do them
too.
  One is the neck and shoulders, by squeezing and light pinching and rubbing. 
It feels like these are the areas that need to be massaged but what
actually works better is doing the scalp with fingertips.
  Also I have heard that lightly pinching the area between the thumb and
first finger is supposed to get rid of headaches.  This works a little bit.
  Last night I had a headache and what worked the best was massaging my jaw
muscles with the tips of my fingers.  I did it like tapping my fingers on
the table only slower and smoother.  This got rid of the headache almost
instantly!  I also do this on the shoulder and neck muscles.
  Any other techniques?
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From: ri09+@andrew.cmu.edu (Robert W. Igo)
Newsgroups: alt.backrubs
Subject: Re: Necks
Date: 13 Apr 92 16:11:58 GMT
Article-I.D.: andrew.AduP=Cu00VokIDt4Bl
	<1992Apr10.144542.18915@frcs.Alt.ZA>
Organization: Sophomore, Math/Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon, Pittsburgh, PA

Thanks to all who responded to my initial question!

--Bob
From: mascdb@gdr.bath.ac.uk (C D Burdorf)
Newsgroups: alt.surfing
Subject: new Zealand
Date: 16 Apr 92 16:08:59 GMT
Distribution: alt.surfing
Organization: School of Mathematics, University of Bath, UK

I remember someone asking about NZ a while ago.  I've been there and
there's definitely good waves to be had.  The west coasts pick up
swell from the ever turbulent Tasman Sea, and the east and south
coasts pick up swells from antartica.  Ragland is probably the most
famous spot: a left point break, it was a bit vibbed out.  I suggest
going for some of the other more remote spots.  Wind seems to be a
constant problem in NZ: it can be onshore on all coasts at the same
time.  However, the east coast seems to be offshore more often.  Check
out Gisborne and Taranaki.  Also, the south Island is good (though
cold and sometimes sharky).  NZ's got some nice skiing as well, though
the facilities tend to be quite primitive compared to European or
North American resorts.



Hawaii it ain't, but then it isn't as vibed out as Hawaii either.
From: scott@edstar.ucsb.edu (Scott Thomas)
Newsgroups: alt.surfing
Subject: Oahu Surf Report for April 12, 1992
Summary: report
Keywords: report
Date: 12 Apr 92 22:31:32 GMT
Organization: UCSB Graduate School of Education


SURF OBSERVATIONS AT SELECTED OAHU BEACHES
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HONOLULU HI
1030 AM HST SUNDAY APRIL 12, 1992

	  LATE MORNING

	  BEACH             FT

	  ALII              4 TO 6
	  WAIMEA            3 TO 6
	  EHUKAI            5 TO 8
	  MAKAPUU           1 TO 3
	  NANAKULI          1 TO 3
	  MAILI BEACH       1 TO 3
	  NANIKAI           1 TO 3
	  MAKAHA            1 TO 3

	  SURF ALONG NORTHERN ...WESTERN...AND EASTERN SHORES IS
	  FORECAST TO REMAIN UNCHANGED WITH HEIGHTS OF 3 TO 6 FT
	  OCCASIONALLY HIGHER THROUGH MONDAY.  SURF ALONG
	  SOUTHERN
	  BEACHES WILL REMAIN AT HEIGHTS OF 1 TO 3 FT THROUGH
	  TODAY
	  AND WILL BE 1 TO 3 FT OCCASIONALLY TO 4 FT ON MONDAY.
From: ftjcl@acad3.alaska.edu (Darwin Alonso)
Newsgroups: alt.surfing
Subject: Re: new Zealand
Date: 17 Apr 92 03:15:52 GMT
Article-I.D.: acad3.16APR92181552
Reply-To: ftjcl@acad3.alaska.edu
Distribution: alt.surfing
Organization: University of Alaska - Fairbanks
News-Software: VAX/VMS VNEWS 1.4-a3

In article <1992Apr16.160859.28964@gdr.bath.ac.uk>, mascdb@gdr.bath.ac.uk (C D Burdorf) writes...
>I remember someone asking about NZ a while ago.  I've been there and
>there's definitely good waves to be had.  

Have any of you surfed Stewart Island off the southern tip
of south Island?
I saw pictures taken by a nonsurfing friend, and just in the background appeared
an ultra clean looking beach break. It was hard to get a sense of perspective
for how big the waves were, though.

 I guess the water is pretty cold, but since I am looking for waves in Alaska
and  started surfing in the far northern end of California (Humboldt Co.),
I still love to hear about remote, inhospitable, and cold spots. How about 
the Western Isles off Scotland (Harris and Lewis ...)?

Darwin
Organization: Penn State University
Date: Monday, 13 Apr 1992 20:52:53 EDT
From: <JPF102@psuvm.psu.edu>
Newsgroups: alt.surfing
Subject: Re: surf report 3/26/92

In article <scottp.1@pvec.bridgewater.ns.ca>, scottp@pvec.bridgewater.ns.ca
(Peter Scott) says:
>
>Gee, you guys! I can't believe you all. Here I am in lowly Nova Scotia,
>Canada (ever heard of it? I bet not!) where this water is @#$%$#*&$#@@ COLD
>and I haven't seen a swell in months!

> You're all spoiled!
>        I canna take it n'a more!
PETER,
   IT COULD BE WORSE, YOU COULD LIVE IN STATE COLLEGE, PA, AND I HAVEN'T
 SEEN A SWELL IN YEARS!!!
                    JOHN FISHER
        P.S. I AGREE THAT EVERYONE ELSE IS SPOILED BUT I DO ENVY
             ANYONE WHO LIVES W/IN AN HOUR OF A BEACH THAT PRODUCES
             ANY KIND OF SURF. SO IN A SENSE YOU'RE SPOILED TOO :-)

************************************************************
*                                                          *
*    John Fisher               jpf102@psuvm.edu            *
*    Penn State University                                 *
*    State College PA.                                     *
*                                                          *
************************************************************
From: mascdb@gdr.bath.ac.uk (C D Burdorf)
Newsgroups: alt.surfing
Subject: Re: new Zealand
Date: 17 Apr 92 10:45:05 GMT
Distribution: alt.surfing
Organization: School of Mathematics, University of Bath, UK


>I still love to hear about remote, inhospitable, and cold spots. How about 
>the Western Isles off Scotland (Harris and Lewis ...)?
>

I went to Islay an island off the west coast of scotland.  Unfortnately it
was flat while I was there, but the beaches seemed to have potential.  I 
talked to someone that surfed Harris and Lewis.  They claimed there was
lots of good beach break and real consistent.  No good reefs or points though.
From: srcguard@src.dec.com  THE PUNISHER
Subject: Surfboard info.
Keywords: Westation
Reply-To: srcguard@src.dec.com THE PUNISHER
Organization: DEC Systems Research Center
Date: Mon, 6 Apr 92 17:56:29 PDT





		Greetings and Salutations dudes and dudettes,

			I just wanted to know, what type of board is good for me:

		Height: ?
		Brand:  ?
		Type of Wax: Bubble Gum or Sex?

		I weigh 150lbs. and I'm 6' feet tall.

		
							
		Headed down southern Cal. for a swell that's on the way(HEH HEH!)


			
								THE PUNISHER
From: leif@unixhub.SLAC.Stanford.EDU (Leif Eric Johnson)
Newsgroups: alt.surfing
Subject: Re: Surfboard info.
Keywords: Westation
Date: 7 Apr 92 10:34:01 GMT
Organization: Stanford Linear Accelerator Center


In a previous article srcguard@src.dec.com THE PUNISHER writes:
>
>       Greetings and Salutations dudes and dudettes,
>
>       I just wanted to know, what type of board is good for me:
>       Height: ?
>       Brand:  ?
>       Type of Wax: Bubble Gum or Sex?
>       I weigh 150lbs. and I'm 6' feet tall.
>
>       Headed down southern Cal. for a swell that's on the way(HEH HEH!)
>
>                                                        THE PUNISHER


I think you should get a 9'6" Morey Doyle!  

                                             ||||||||

                                              ==  == 

                           Note smiley -->      ||
                                               (..)
                                             .      .
                                             .--__--.
-Leif                                         -_  _-
                                                ~~
From: u2119390@csdvax.csd.unsw.edu.au
Newsgroups: alt.surfing
Subject: Re: Surfboard info.
Date: 13 Apr 92 14:15:17 +1000
Organization: University of New South Wales

write
   HEY HOW'S IT GOING ALL THOSE IN SURF-LAND......I'VE UNTIL RECENTLY LIVED 
MY LIFE WITHOUT THE AMAZING EXPERIENCE OF SURFING.BUT IN THE LAST FOUR MONTHS 
MY DISMAL EXISTENCE HAS DONE AN ABOUT FACE.I STARTED SURFING IN THE CHRISTMAS
BREAK FOR A BIT OF FUN BUT NOW I CAN'T GO A SINGLE DAY WITHOUT STRESSING OUT 
UNLESS I'VE HIT THE WATER AND RIPPED UP A FEW WAVES.I CAN'T BELIEVE I'D MISSED
THIS FOR SO LONG.I KNOW I'LL NEVER BE ABLE TO STOP NOW THAT SURFING HAS ME
IN ITS CLUTCHES.SINCE I MOVED TO MAROUBRA I'VE SURFED RELIGOUSLY DAY IN, DAY 
OUT.I'M JUST WRITING THIS TO TRY AND SAY HOW AWESOME SURFING REALLY
IS-----------------AND I KNOW I'VE HARDLY EVEN BEGUN TO SCRATCH THE SURFACE
ANYWAY, GOTTA GO
KEEP ON SURFIN
JAY-B

In article <1992Apr9.131411.617@gdr.bath.ac.uk>,
mascdb@gdr.bath.ac.uk (C D Burdorf) writes:
> In article <1992Apr8.043429.13219@cc.uow.edu.au> g9024557@cc.uow.edu.au (nobody) writes:
>>jlinder@Bonnie.ICS.UCI.EDU (Darrow Linder) writes:
>>
>>
>>>9'6" is good if you like a longboard.  Personally, a 6'0" (or a couple of
>>>inches less) if you are experienced.  Ol' Souherm California hasn't been
>>>very good the past...month.  Not sure how worth your while it will be to come
>>>down here.....
>>
>>>-Darrow
>>
>>Is that the typical board length (6'0" or less) for small waves in Southern 
>>California ? In Wollongong and I imagine most of NSW, typically small 
>>punchy wave territory, the 
>>shortest boards that are normally used are about 6'2". (I hope Nigel and
>>the NSW crew agree with me!). I bought a new 6'3"
>>and certainly wouldn't want anything shorter - it goes best in 
>>small waves as it is. 
>>
>>What about it - what board size is typical in other locations ?
>>
> 
> When I lived on the Central coast of Cal. boards were sort of 6'6 to 7'.  Here
> in England they seem to range from 5'10" to 6'10".
From: g9024557@cc.uow.edu.au (nobody)
Newsgroups: alt.surfing
Subject: Re: A surf repot,East Corrimal,The Gong,Oz,11-12/4/92
Date: 14 Apr 92 23:41:19 GMT
Organization: University Of Wollongong

u8801863@cs.uow.edu.au (Nigel Brendon Robinson) writes:

>G'day crew,
>	   Had two really good surf's at East corrimal on
>the weekend.One Saturday morning that was "Hell sucky"

[...]

>Nigel.
>PS Virgins is about 250m from East Corrimal...
>(It's no secret any longer Jim Jum)

It's more like 1km - 500m north and 800m out. Its a bit of a bummer that
more people know about it now. It has been known for a long time, so I have
been told by several people (one is my assoc prof. supervisor!), but for
some reason not surfed very much. It's probably getting known now on a 
more widespread basis since some younger Bellambi/East Corrimal locals
started surfing it last year and couldn't keep there mouthes shut.

It will take a while before it gets really crowded since it is such a beast
wave that it takes quite a long time to get used to it - I hope anyway :-)

Jum Jim
Wollongong
From: duke@valentine.ics.uci.edu (Duke P. Hong)
Subject: Re: Surfboard info.
Newsgroups: alt.surfing
Reply-To: duke@ics.uci.edu (Duke P. Hong)
Organization: Univ. of Calif., Irvine, Info. & Computer Sci. Dept.
Date: 9 Apr 92 15:53:05 GMT

In article <ku78m5INNlpb@phakt.usc.edu> eddy@phakt.usc.edu (George Edmond Eddy) writes:
>g9024557@cc.uow.edu.au (nobody) writes:
>
>>jlinder@Bonnie.ICS.UCI.EDU (Darrow Linder) writes:
>
>
>>>9'6" is good if you like a longboard.  Personally, a 6'0" (or a couple of
>>>inches less) if you are experienced.  Ol' Souherm California hasn't been
>
>>Is that the typical board length (6'0" or less) for small waves in Southern
>>California ?
>
>if yer 5'2".  most people i know ride from 6"2' to 6"8'.  i haven't
>seen sub 6'0" boards since the twin spin days...  i'm starting to sound
>like an old man, heh?

Wow, that's pretty big. I'm 5'10" 155lbs., and the the board I ride now is the
biggest I've had at 6'2". The previous two were 6'0" and 5'11"
And the only reason I made the jump to 6'2" is for larger waves but I reduced
the thickness and the width (I forget the exact figures).
I actually learned on the 5'11" (not recommended :-)

It also depends a lot on the kinds of waves you ride. I mostly stay away
from the fast breakers like Blacks and Huntington. Most waves I ride
are easy to catch so the smaller boards are adequate.

I'd say that 6'0" boards are common, though not a vast majority. Most
of my friends ride 6'4" or bigger.


--
Duke P. Hong
duke@valentine.uci.edu
From: ludwig@cm.deakin.oz.au (Ludwig Omachen)
Newsgroups: alt.surfing
Subject: EASTER NET-SURF at BELL'S
Date: 9 Apr 92 02:37:20 GMT
Organization: Dept. of Computing & Mathematics, Deakin University, Australia

G'day Gang,

Here is the current status of the 

EASTER NET-SURF at BELLS BEACH

as instigated by "Jim Jum"  :James Andrew <g9024557@cc.uow.edu.au>

Who's coming and when, as of 8/4/92:


James: James Andrew <g9024557@cc.uow.edu.au>
Joe: Joe J Holloway <jjh@csadfa.adfa.oz.au>
Lud: Ludwig Omachen <Ludwig@aragorn.cm.deakin.oz.au>
Nigel: Nigel Robinson <u8801863@cs.uow.edu.au>
Paul: Paul Whiting <Paul.G.Whiting@mel.dit.csiro.au>

WHO:		ARRIVE:				DEPART:

Jim Jum		Thursday 16th			?, when they stop
(James)		Will ring or drop in.		paying the dole to 
and mate ?	Staying in Geelong		N.Z.lander's :-), or
						if he can't find any
						sheep :-).

Nigel & Joe	Sunday 19th, around 12pm 	?, when Nig. run's out
(Plus 2 yank	Staying at Lud's place.		of drug's, his new
ckicks ? ;-).					Kombie go's up in
						flames, or Joe
		 				run's out of cash :-).

Paul		Sunday 19th,  or maybe 		?, Comment deleted to
		Saturday 18th if surf's up.	protect the
		Staying at Lud's place,		innocent :-).	
		or day trip's from 
		Melbourne.

Lud.		Be here from Friday 17th	When he's too old to 
		till Sunday 26th.		surf :-), or run's out
	        (Home, near Bell's)		of methane :-).
			


If anyone else can make it down, add yourself to the list and
repost, email me for more details, how to get there etc.

Cheer's all, 
Lud.

PS, If the above information is incorrect, or alter's in the passage
of time, amend, repost, and re-mail to everyone.

Newsgroups: alt.surfing
From: g9024557@cc.uow.edu.au (nobody)
Subject: Bells and Virgins
Keywords: Filthy
Organization: University Of Wollongong
Date: Tue, 14 Apr 92 01:14:45 GMT


Hey there surfer dudes,

Had a couple of filthy surfs at Virgins on the Weekend,
received a filthy Popeye arm courtesy of a fin chop and numerous
scratches courtesy of the bottom. The arm is deflating and looks
o.k. for Bells on this Easter weekend. The old 7'1" by 19.5"
and 2 foot thick did the trick but it is a prick. That is for anything
but in the tube. Out of 2 days I only came out of one tube - thanks to
too much east in the Swell; or it is a good excuse anyway - but had 
many that shut me down at the end. Looks like this spot is
not so secret anymore with a few gong personality surfers out there.
Needless to say Virgins gave everybody a hard time.

Filthy Waves
Jim 
Gong
From: u8801863@cs.uow.edu.au (Nigel Brendon Robinson)
Newsgroups: alt.surfing
Subject: Re: EASTER NET-SURF at BELL'S
Date: 11 Apr 92 04:53:18 GMT
Organization: Dept of Computer Science, Wollongong University, Australia

ludwig@cm.deakin.oz.au (Ludwig Omachen) writes:

>WHO:		ARRIVE:				DEPART:

>Nigel & Joe	Sunday 19th, around 12pm 	?, when Nig. run's out
>(Plus 2 yank	Staying at Lud's place.		of drug's, his new
>ckicks ? ;-).					Kombie go's up in
>						flames, or Joe
>		 				run's out of cash :-).

>PS, If the above information is incorrect, or alter's in the passage
>of time, amend, repost, and re-mail to everyone.

I have a few amendments to make to the above list.


Who: It's still Nigel and Joe (The Leyland Brothers) Plus
one extra now.A friend of mine by the name of Mark.

Arrive:

We're going to be driving down in Mark's car on Friday 17th.
We'll be picking up Joe on the way through Canberra.
And we'll still stay at Lud's place. :-) :-) :-) (Joe,Nig,Mark)
We may get there either Friday night or during Saturday.
Depends on the mood and how fast Mark drives.

Depart:

I think Mark said we had to leave Friday after Easter.

By the way Lud,you got something else that needs amendment in the above
section.
It's when Joe run's out of drugs and Nig. runs out of money.
I don't have any drugs........  :-(
Also my new Kombie is staying in Albury until the return trip,
and it's never going to go up in flames. :-) :-) :-)


Bye now,
Nigel
Newsgroups: alt.surfing