Andre
On Sat, 6 May 2000 13:11:18 +1000, "Bruce Kennewell"
BTW he was 7mm outside the legal limit. The 5mm is for manufacturing
tolerance, there was no manufacturing fault, hence the claimed "only 2mm."
Chris
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|You are very sick. People have taken a hating to me for calling bruce Gay,
|which i took back. You hav made a joke out of a tragic accident were people
|died!
|Kieran
|> After the crash with his Lear-Jet, comissioners have detected that the
|> rear-wings were 2 millimeters too high. As a result, he was disqualified,
|> his points for the 3-point landing were subtracted . Lear's Team manager
|Bon
|> Jennis announced, he would not accept the penalty, as Schumacher always
|uses
|> to pull down the landing-flaps while flying a hairy corner, after all,
|this
|> isn't legal either!
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|> ........still a lot of work to be done
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> Simon
> > We'll all have a good laugh when you die then shall we Simone?
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Bruce Kennewell,
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> >> We'll all have a good laugh when you die then shall we Simone?
> >Only if it is untimely and *** though !
> >MS
Andre
On Sat, 6 May 2000 22:20:48 +0100, "snakehands"
>>> We'll all have a good laugh when you die then shall we Simone?
>>Only if it is untimely and *** though !
>>MS
>MS
>> People replying to this guy's post are gonna have to be very careful what
>they
>> laugh at in future. 90 per cent of comedy is the same as what this guy
>wrote
>> about Coulthard. Wake up and listen.
>> What do you think you've been laughing at all these years?
>> buzz
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>Bruce Kennewell,
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>> But Titanic jokes are ok, right?
>> >> We'll all have a good laugh when you die then shall we Simone?
>> >Only if it is untimely and *** though !
>> >MS
cya
Maaki
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Canberra, Australia.
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> >Eighty years after the incident they will certainly cause less offence
than
> >a joke about a deathly incident merely days old, don't you think?
> >--
> >Regards,
> >Bruce Kennewell,
> >Canberra, Australia.
> >---------------------------
> >> But Titanic jokes are ok, right?
> >> >> We'll all have a good laugh when you die then shall we Simone?
> >> >Only if it is untimely and *** though !
> >> >MS
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Bruce Kennewell,
Canberra, Australia.
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> cya
> Maaki
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> Check out my home once in a while:
> http://www.maaki.de.vu
> ........still a lot of work to be done
> ________________________________
> > Eighty years after the incident they will certainly cause less offence
> than
> > a joke about a deathly incident merely days old, don't you think?
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>Regards,
>Bruce Kennewell,
>Canberra, Australia.
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>> No I dont, not if you had just lost a loved one at sea, don't you think?
>> >Eighty years after the incident they will certainly cause less offence
>than
>> >a joke about a deathly incident merely days old, don't you think?
>> >--
>> >Regards,
>> >Bruce Kennewell,
>> >Canberra, Australia.
>> >---------------------------
>> >> But Titanic jokes are ok, right?
>> >> >> We'll all have a good laugh when you die then shall we Simone?
>> >> >Only if it is untimely and *** though !
>> >> >MS
> hmm, which leads to my "apology"-post where I was talking about fresh
> wounds...... if you are really affected yourself (talking about the
> relatives and friends of the 2 Pilots, analogy to the relatives of the
> Titanic-victims, provided some are still alive), what's the difference,
> whether a joke is made the next day, the next year or 80 years later? In any
> case, it will stir around in you again. What about Holocaust-Victims? Also
> 55 years past, yet here in Germany, don't u dare make jokes on that in
> public!
Beers and cheers
(uncle) Goy
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Not so Chris. Did you try telling any Princess Diana jokes just after
her death. Don't think they would have gone down too well. I went to a
comedy night a few days after her death and the guy on stage tried this
and was rewarded with stoney silence. So to say that somehow we Brits
are more likely to appreciate this kind of humour and that Australians
and US guys are more hung up about this kind of thing is a gross
generalisation.
As far as my own opinion of the 'joke' goes, it wasn't funny for
starters, and it is all too easy to make fun at the expense of others.
Let's hope this guy can laugh at his own misfortunes in much the same
way.
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