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Discussion in 'All Things Boats & Boating' started by timgoz, Feb 25, 2008.

  1. timgoz
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    Where has our good friend Bergalia (Max to his friends) been?
     
  2. Trevlyns
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    Tim, I asked that one a while ago and Mas says he only posts occasionally now. More's the pitty. I see he last posted on 29th December.

    Must be finalizing that novel he was writing... or milking the goats :p
     
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    Well Charlie, for someone who circumnavigated half of Scotland in a modified wardrobe for a £50 bet – anything is possible :p

    You go Bergy!!!
     
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  5. masalai
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    masalai masalai

    Maybe he is building another "modified wardrobe" to half circumnavigate Australia - (or is it Austria where he is at?) -

    down the Danube in a coffin?, what a morbid way to travel anything but the Styx... Not time for that lark:D
     
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    Could be milking the book and finishing the goats I suppose?
     
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    Let me search the google for international lost and found... maybe I can find him... I think... :D
     
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    Hey Berg, come back, we all miss you!
    Those jokes about your kilt, well we know you wear pants underneath 'em ( I think).
     
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    Never!!! a TRUE Scot wears nothing under the kilt! Nothing to do with tradition more to do with thrift! pants cost money!!
     
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    masalai masalai

    Except his testimonials (big balls) & shelaly (or is that the Irish stick?)
     
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    Yeah Mas, 'tis we Irish who have a big shilelagh. :D :D
     
  12. timgoz
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    And I always thought it was us half Polish, half English blokes. Learn something new everyday, eh?
     
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    This fellow died and stood before Saint Peter. Peter asked, "have you ever in your life done something good for someone?". The fellow said once I saw a biker gang picking on a young lady, (let me say here, most bikers are better folks than your average person, at least those I know), so I went up to the biggest, baddest one, slapped him in the face, ripped his nose ring out, and told him if I ever saw him doing this again I'd stomp his butt. Saint Peter said, "when was that?", the fellow replied, "oh, about five minutes ago".
     

  14. masalai
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    masalai masalai

    Tim, I don't think Charlie was referring to anything other than what he only holds in his hands, not something like your pride & joy requiring artificial/external augmentation to be more than useful? Does that thoroughly confuse the issue?:D
     
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