I got it

[Anonymous Poster]

After hours of pulling my hair out I eventually got my signature.

 

[markie61]

Is "bonzer" an appropriate reply? A chain of Australian themed restaurants (Outback Steakhouse, by name) sometimes uses the term in a positive way in there radio advertisements.
Mark

 

[Anonymous Poster]

Bonzer.yep. However i think we exaggerate our language a little at times

 

[markie61]

Hey, Vin-
What's the bluish-purple 4-door tractor in your signature?
Looks like a Hyundai or Kia...
Mark

 

[Anonymous Poster]

Mark
It's a kia, the best car you can buy for the money, 50K kilometers on the clock and not a problem yet, except at this stage is it is 170km to the closest dealer. These Koreans, there heading to the top in manufacturing. My Daedong dealer has just got back from korea and he was telling me that they are so industrious. I think probably like the Japs in the 70s and 80s.

 

[Anonymous Poster]

Just a point of interest. in Australia we traditionally yell out "coooee" in the bush (outback) particulaly in hilly or mountainous terrain. I believe however it will be changed in time to "keea"

 

[northcreek2624]

<font color=red>"in Australia we traditionally yell out "coooee" in the bush (outback) particulaly in hilly or mountainous terrain. I believe however it will be changed in time to "keea"</font color=red>

Vin, Is alchohol involved in any of this??.........Mike

 

[Anonymous Poster]

Mike
no acholol this is dinkum, but i should have explained it is done forn the echoing.

 

[markie61]

Dude,
You crack me up...../w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif
Mark

 

[Anonymous Poster]

HO! HO! HO! see the deeres behind