For an Active Nimrod to Crash is like ......

Posted by: Berlin Fritz on 03 September 2006

A fearfully sad day indeed²



Fritz von Irrespective of emotional connections, innit*
Posted on: 03 September 2006 by Berlin Fritz
quote:
Originally posted by ROTF:
Steve Maclaren England Manager

First game 4-0
Second Game 5-0

Anybody notice a pattern emerging?




I'd not fancy their chances (NOW THIS MINUTE) against Midllesborough for instance, cos they'd most likely lose, as you are seemingly losing your persective too John, innit?



Fritz von Educate yourselves with either Bill Maher or John Stewart, it's quite simple, like Our Mick***
Posted on: 03 September 2006 by JonR
Does Bill Maher still present 'Politically Incorrect' on Comedy Central then, Fritz? I thought he'd been summarily dismissed after some comments he made following the September 11th attacks.

John Stewart is always a good laugh on the Daily Show, ironically probably the most accurate US news bulletin there is!
Posted on: 03 September 2006 by Berlin Fritz



A bloody good piece of writing I thought to mesen, innit.


Fritz von Hopefully Our Bruce isn't a snob like most Yorkshire residents?
Posted on: 03 September 2006 by Berlin Fritz
quote:
Originally posted by JonR:
Does Bill Maher still present 'Politically Incorrect' on Comedy Central then, Fritz? I thought he'd been summarily dismissed after some comments he made following the September 11th attacks.

John Stewart is always a good laugh on the Daily Show, ironically probably the most accurate US news bulletin there is!


I love them both Jon Boy, but they are in essence very very different, Stewart is sindicated all over the world CNN (think about it Jon!) Bill Maher isn't. As far as I'm concerned if public perceptions were outraged by 'alleged' incorrect statements he wouldn't be watched in the most hard core market orientated society on Earth, or am I just imagining it mate?

Fritz von Stick with the 'TRUTH' that you personally feel comfortable with, it's a human addiction, innit.



I wonder what Our Arye thinks he's thinking today then?
Posted on: 03 September 2006 by Berlin Fritz
quote:
Originally posted by Fredrik_Fiske:
Well the move is done, though not the sorting out!

Best party ever on Friday.

Finished work at 10 pm, back home via the Off-license (cans and Wyberowa, no quantities specified, please note!), a quick bath and chamge, and short walk to a friends 26th birthday party. I bought her some lovely scent!

The rest is history, but I walked home at 8 am, the only male at the party still conscious! I call that a classic. Simply fanrastic mood and company.

Shall be online again from home tomorrow!

Fred



Well done Our Fredders keep up the good work Son.


Fritz von Being (unlike) some of my mates, a person who doesn't discuss his private life (re-women & Sex) I've just sent a rather gorgeous Polish (Mate) on her way after an undescribable breakfast, and I'll probably not see agin for quite some time. but we're always connected, innit:


If Mrs Mick and the cat left town would Our Mick still dicipline himself to just the two glasses of Bell's a night?
Posted on: 03 September 2006 by Berlin Fritz
One assumes that if Canada spontaneously sent missiles into Northern parts of the US, Bush would strategically NUKE them before breakfast?


AM I RIGHT OR AM I RIGHT?


I AM RIGHT!



Fritz von Fredders! are you missing Pluto?
Posted on: 03 September 2006 by Berlin Fritz
quote:
Originally posted by count.d:
I'm sure there's an equation here that can improve the acoustics of my room.



C4 John*
Posted on: 03 September 2006 by Berlin Fritz


I made a mistake once too!


Fritz von Nice (though not surprising) that nobody knows what the fuck they're talking about re: above acoustic question, perhaps there are hifi internet forums that can answer and deal with such questions on the old ether?

Fredders Old Bean! Don't forget your dedicated spur up front or our mate Brahms will never forgive you John:
Posted on: 03 September 2006 by Berlin Fritz
Yet More Irrefutable Proof That John (drunken bully boy PHD Dr in Marxist-Leninist studies Reid is a TOTAL WANKER³



You deserve all you get you lazy sods*


Goodnight:
Posted on: 03 September 2006 by Berlin Fritz
quote:
Originally posted by Berlin Fritz:
Yet More Irrefutable Proof That John (drunken bully boy PHD Dr in Marxist-Leninist studies Reid is a TOTAL WANKER³



You deserve all you get you lazy sods*


Goodnight:


P.S. Just another quick Fritzism: In my opinion Blair actually has a lot more power than Bush (Politically though obviously not relatively). Bush often gets slammed down even by his own people in Congress on various issues, as does (did) the old monster Sharon too. When Hillary becomes President will she be capable of loosening things up, and getting back to the good old days of US foreign policy being put well back on the burner again ( even now only 0.05% of major er, news Networks cover overseas stories with no military or financial US connection) ( as in UK too, watch & think) as it should be in the UK too (unless of course they ever actually decide to 'realistically' become part of €urope, cos a bit of salt water's no excuse, no Sireee*



As they say in Glasgee; Fuck em*
Posted on: 03 September 2006 by Berlin Fritz
That Fox Chap on the old Pink Salmon Show talks a lot of jolly good sense on occassion Dunnee!


I ain't sayin nuffin:
Posted on: 03 September 2006 by Berlin Fritz
quote:
Originally posted by Berlin Fritz:
That Fox Chap on the old Pink Salmon Show talks a lot of jolly good sense on occassion Dunnee!


I ain't sayin nuffin:


P.S. Enjoyed some excellent 'Snow Patrol' last eve, brilinat Lyrics i Faught, check em ooot Haggers you Yankee non event*
Posted on: 03 September 2006 by Berlin Fritz
quote:
Originally posted by Chayro:
There is an old fable about the Blind Men and the Elephant that really reminds me of all the chatter about audio products that goes on here and elsewhere. I consider myself guilty of it as well, although lately i've been trying to avoid doing it.

In short, we compare two pieces of equipment in a certain room, with certain recordings and then, based on our personal tastes and the sound under one set of conditions, we pronounce one "better" than the other. IMO, it's just like a blind man contacting one portion of the elephant and then concluding that the elephant looks like a ... whatever.

There are times that such postings serve a purpose - to simply share experiences or to help out someone in a part of the world where a demo may be impossible. But I think we need to realize that perhaps our valuable opinions about gear are valid only under the test conditions we've evaluated the equipment under. At the very least, it's a cute poem. Enjoy.



Christ! And I thought I was a boring old bastard!


Regards,


Fritz von Is Mick Parry really Jeremy Clarkson?
Posted on: 03 September 2006 by Berlin Fritz
quote:
Originally posted by Mick Parry:
Chaps

Both Mrs Mick and I run Honda Civics. Hers is a recent purchase whereas mine is now 6 years old.

I was planning on selling mine and keeping hers and also buying a sportier model for her everyday use.

We had a visit from Merlin of PFM fame last week and he turned up in a nifty little Porsche 911. She was quite impressed by it and is dropping hints that she would soon like one for herself. I prefer a Jaguar XK8 but this car is a 35th wedding aniversary present and she wants the Porsche.

I am not mad enough to buy brand new because of the rapid depreciation on price but I have heard that once a car hits 2 or 3 years, the depreciation tails off rapidly.

So is this true and does anyone know the state of the market. Is difficult to sell them (please say it is ) or do they get snapped up fairly soon.

Also is there anything gruesome about them etc that I should know.

Regards

Mick



I know they're a British car Our Mick, but thread titles spelling the product wrongly is certainly a return to sender jobby innit John?



Fritz von No such number:
Posted on: 03 September 2006 by Berlin Fritz
I suppose that When you consider that yer average second hand run of the mill Honda Civic has more computer power in its CD player than the entire Apollo Mission of the 60's, and Kennedy said in 61 we'll be on the moon afore 70. It kinda makes yer wonder why today's latest NASA Lunar mission will take till 2020+ innit:



Fritz von Mind you the silly billy Yanks didn'thave a war to pay for I suppose then did they?



The inner square equates to 60's penatagon Toilet seats at $5,000 a hit and the ratio to the present outer square is 10 to the power of Halliburton, innit*


Obvious innit Tom:
Posted on: 03 September 2006 by Berlin Fritz
I was just looking at some great old Penatagon Radio/Sat close up pics from Neptune taken in the 90*s & apparently in the not too distant future so-such close ups will be awailable here on earth too.


Fritz von The Chief reckon's he'll even be able to see the spot in Epping Forest where he buried the loot long ago from the Tiger Tavern Job (Ooops wrong script) I mean where he used to go crabbin in Burnham on Craaaach:
Posted on: 03 September 2006 by Berlin Fritz
quote:
Originally posted by John Channing:
quote:
Well that's reassuring now I really can't wait to collect mine


There is a warning in the manual that the tyres do not achieve full grip until they have about 500 miles on them, so certainly be careful initially. Generally though, the Boxster has so much grip I doubt you would get anywhere near its limits on the public highway.
John


It seems to me John old Son that yourself and others have to consciously think before posting such obvious tripe, where'as mine comes naturally every time mate*



Regards,



Fritz von Why do you waste your precious time?
Posted on: 03 September 2006 by Alexander
quote:
Originally posted by Berlin Fritz:
I suppose that When you consider that yer average second hand run of the mill Honda Civic has more computer power in its CD player than the entire Apollo Mission of the 60's, and Kennedy said in 61 we'll be on the moon afore 70. It kinda makes yer wonder why today's latest NASA Lunar mission will take till 2020+ innit:


Freeman Dyson recalls a speech of Churchill at the start of the war and how people of that generation still believe that if you really want to , you can get anything done in 5 years.

[EDIT]Churchill: "I am sorry I cannot do anything for you in less than three years. I give an order to build a factory today and in two years you have nothing, in three years you have a little, in four years you have a lot , in five years you have all you want"
Posted on: 03 September 2006 by Berlin Fritz
Although Bobby Moore (who's hand I once had the great pleasure of shaking as a lad) was/is naturally not the most talented English footballer of all time (that'd be Vinnie Jones I expect) he certainly, in my mind at least is/was the most 'ICONIC' player in English history and will take a fuckin lot of beating.


Fritz von I just though I'd mention his hollowed name once again as he seems rather absent on these pages of late, innit*



Beckham will finish his (UK) career at Upton Park (Our Matttttt told me) and will IMHO do his LEGEND Justice cos I reckon Our Dave loves the mans as much as i and many many others do too*


Where's me hankie. Sniff* Sir Trev's goos as well, bur he's different, he's Trev:
Posted on: 03 September 2006 by Berlin Fritz
This Lebanese tobacco I buy to support the country's rebuilding dunn arf bugger up ones sepllin dunnit?


Fritz von Cheers Alex you had me going there for a minute I thought I was on the wrong thread, I'm not used to folk actually posting here, innit*

Yes! I get the drift (and I remember Belgium too like Fat Reg sang!) if something needs to be done urgently, it naturally will be done whatever the cost on a small scale or nationwide one to boot, the problem is certain er, so-called er, Western Democratically elected leaders wish to impliment emergency rules when peace prevails, and it just does not fucking wash (John Reid, Dr. Marxist & Leninist Studies, Bullying and boozing pretending he's a cross between Jim Taggart & The Father of the wee lassie that's run off t'Pakistan t'Äbe with ehr family, yee know the gadgie, Coltraine, that's the man, Our Robbie:


(Bet it's in the next Eye Aye! yer read it here first Chaps)*

Yours Eye,

Cannon fodder must be fit*
Posted on: 03 September 2006 by Alexander
quote:
Originally posted by Berlin Fritz:
Fritz von Cheers Alex you had me going there for a minute I thought I was on the wrong thread, I'm not used to folk actually posting here, innit*


Yes, I don't know what took me. Must have been that bottle of Séguret(bit harsh when young but mellows out nicely after a few years).

quote:
Yes! I get the drift (and I remember Belgium too like Fat Reg sang!) if something needs to be done urgently, it naturally will be done whatever the cost on a small scale or nationwide one to boot


I recall the melody of that song.

There is indeed the 'All hands on deck' part. Dyson mentioned the quote because of the general feel but his article focused on false economies of scale, how projects tend to be too big due to some economy of scale rationale.

NASA is special in that its logic dictates that a project has to be big otherwise NASA has no reason to keep existing at the current scale.
The original promises for the space shuttle included that it would be possible to run weekly flights in a very safe manner.
Posted on: 04 September 2006 by Berlin Fritz
(Quote) "The original promises for the space shuttle included that it would be possible to run weekly flights in a very safe manner."


A bit like the London Underground then really John innit!


Regards,


Fritz von Is Bose the new Revox*
Posted on: 04 September 2006 by Berlin Fritz



Fritz von Poor old Steve Austin eh! Remember those giant Alligators or was that Tunderboids?


I wonder what would happen if anti-terror police raided er, British Catholic schools after being tipped off that huindereds id not thousands of young boys etc, had been abused over the years by er, Priests?


Blair would go apeshit for one:
Posted on: 04 September 2006 by Berlin Fritz
When Our Mick called a tipsy Chap a wanker to his face at a Naim BBQ, I bet he never realised that Australian Barbees can be far more lethal even than his own refined venomous verbal veracity, innit!


Fritz von I wonder why trekkers in Tasmania don't carry phones for emergencies then?



Liked the stone bike above, about time somebody posted a real sports machine on here and not all those namby pamby wire on wheels that cost more than yer average three bedroom Semi just to say say look what I've got this week Chaps, innit:
Posted on: 04 September 2006 by Berlin Fritz
I wonder which Senior Member would feel at home here making their sickle dirty then?


Fritz von You know me Chaps*