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Old 1st Sep 2004, 20:42
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Jerrico;

I did have to have one of your countryman come over here to show us how to make a propper pot of tea <G>, but we are still uncivilized since we refuse to put milk in our tea <G>... Go figure though, I drink my coffee with it.

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Scott, hate to correct you mate, but most of my countrymen only know how to drink beer (Australian). Tea is something them English types drink with scones and jam isn't it?
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Quite right Jerricho, but they do a passable imitation at the Fairmount Empress in Victoria every afternoon....pricy mind, but the ambience (not one of those white van thingys with the flashing blue lights) is great.
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Sorry Jerricho;

All this time I thought you were British and not just a colonist <G>...

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All this time I thought you were British
Scott,

Couldn't you tell by his accent?
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a thousand bucks the other guy
Hmmmmm...............little birdy tells me my wager is correct.

And those heading this was will be glad to know it's officially been the coldest sunner on record here.

"Winnipeg has broken the record for the coldest June, July and August, Environment Canada meteorologist Jay Anderson said yesterday.

The mean temperature for those three months was 15.6 C, compared with the historical average of 18.3 C. The previous record was set in 1992, when the average temperature for those months was 15.7 C -- only a fraction of a degree warmer than this year. "
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so i wanna know.. you checked out yet Jerricho? How do you like working in CYWG? How does it compare to the UK?
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Sorry Spuds,

I couldn't tell, you all look alike to me <G>..

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Not checked out yet. And having a great time. The other resident import is enjoying himself as well.

Refreshing to have a 20 minute drive to work, door to door. I don't miss the M25 and M3 at all (or paying the equivalent of $2.30ish for petrol).

I can only speak from my experience here at YWG Centre, but Nav Canada seem very supportive in getting "imports" checked out. The manager of IFR training is a very switched on guy, and takes a genuine interest.

I'll be honest though............never seen so many VFR/IFR training aircraft in my life. I suppose it's a source of revenue.
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Jerricho;

Go further south and you will see enough training aircraft at some locations that will water your eyes <G>...

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Jerricho used to work in the London TMA. He probably thinks that 2 training aircraft are over the top
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He probably thinks that 2 training aircraft are over the top
You mean you can have more than one. That wasn't in the job description!
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Refreshing to have a 20 minute drive to work, door to door. I don't miss the M25 and M3 at all (or paying the equivalent of $2.30ish for petrol).
Jerricho, Why did you ever leave OZ?

Latest Brisbane stats,

- Traffic increasing to pre Sept 11 and Ansett crash levels (nearly there)
- Petrol currently 92.5 - 97.5 cents per litre
- Temp. 23C during the day
- Surf 3'+, but last 2 days northerly wind has flattened the swell
- Still only takes me 25 minutes to get to work (that's at warp factor 1, 15 mins at warp factor 5)
- AsA (managers and controllers) now united against common enemy - Dick.


How's the snowboarding?

DP
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Anyone over there know anything about a controller who used to be at manchester before going to canada R.N.A?
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I used to be at Manchester but I'm guessing R N A are their initials. Correct? If thats the case then its not me, but I think I know of whom you write.
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If they are his initials, I definately know of who you speak. He's here in the Peg!
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Bigsnaketrousers - proof that B.S and luck beat ability (for some anyhoo).

Parsnips might be joining him soon
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Old 10th Sep 2004, 18:07
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B.S. and luck you say?

Geeze, I've been relying on that for year!
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.... Return of The Auntie .....

Sounds like transatlantic stalking to me

Oh to have my pheasant plucked .........
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My mother there yet fool?
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