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Post by stormster on Nov 26, 2006 7:38:55 GMT 10
Do you know what F**king sucks? I go out and hang with friends in the city, and gujess what? I drink. I drink enough that this morning im relying on a friend to get to work cause i cant drive. And guess what else. Somewhere between me paying for my ticket at Town Hall to me being on a 2nd train home (the first one i caught ended up going in a circle around the city) i found out i have no wallet.
I have mp3 players, phone, cds, poster, but no wallet. I tried ringing everyone that was there that night, but no1 found it., It F**king sucks. There goes my license, cant drive till i get a new one, and will cost 30-50 bucks for a new one. I got uni exams tommorow and tuesday where i need a student card to get in, guess what? I now have no student card. I have no moshtx card, guess what? there goes my $50 gamma ray ticket. I lost my fishing license, i guess theres no more fishing for me. On top of all this there was around 50 bucks and heaps of other cards in my wallet, my house keys, and car keys, all F**king gone. I mean it was the best night out but like F**k!
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Post by TROOPER71 on Nov 26, 2006 10:06:55 GMT 10
that my freind is a lesson for you to learn the hard way excessive binge drinking aint good for ya
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Post by Big_John on Nov 26, 2006 17:28:51 GMT 10
: SIGH :
This isn't the first time he's lost his wallet and EVERYTHING in it either (although the other time I am sure he wasn't drunk). This also isn't the first time he has needed a ride to work because he drank too much the night before. A week ago he drank too much and needed a ride in the morning.. and I vividly recall him saying "THAT'S IT, NO MORE DRINKING THE NIGHT BEFORE WORK". Funny how quickly he seems to forget certain things, hahaha.
And unfortunately, Stormster tends to be a bit of a shit-magnet. Unlucky stuff always tends to happen to him. Of course when I go out, I always take precautions in case I lose my wallet... I don't take all my money, only that which I plan to spend (to make sure I don't over-spend). But of course, I leave all my cards in there since I never come up with another place to put them.
Stormster, dude, did you think of contacting the Railway service or whatever you call it, to see how to enquire about lost property? If you left it on the train and someone came across it, usually they wouldn't take the whole wallet. Granted, they'll pilfer all the money, but since stuff like driver's license and student card aren't useful for them, they may have just left it on the train. If so, a rail-guard may have come across it and turned it in.
Considering how much valuable stuff you actually had in it, it may be worth a shot. Oh, and good luck getting into and taking your exam without your student card.
Damn. Life - 1,000. Stormster - 0.
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Post by Wrathchild on Nov 26, 2006 18:27:29 GMT 10
that my freind is a lesson for you to learn the hard way excessive binge drinking aint good for ya Absolutely  |
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Post by stormster on Nov 26, 2006 18:48:18 GMT 10
Well apparently Dougie from the LORD forums has it. I remeber needing to go chuck a piss and giving him my wallet. ut i rang him up last night and asked if he had my wallet and he was giving me a firm "no" response. Maybe that was drunk dougie talking. Anywya im a big believer in karma. Ive beewn F**ked over so many times but things seem to end up good for me in the end!
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Post by TROOPER71 on Nov 26, 2006 22:17:00 GMT 10
glad to hear ya found it but from this lesson you must learn young pink one  |
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Post by stormster on Nov 27, 2006 6:15:09 GMT 10
glad to hear ya found it but from this lesson you must learn young pink one Whats the lesson? Not to drink? Cause that isnt gonna happen. |
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Post by Big_John on Nov 28, 2006 19:30:53 GMT 10
glad to hear ya found it but from this lesson you must learn young pink one Whats the lesson? Not to drink? Cause that isnt gonna happen. I think the lesson to be learned here is three-fold. 1. Don't make a habit out of always getting absolutely smashed whenever you decide to drink (I know you don't Stormster, but you do drink enough when you go out that the next morning you always have to rely on others to pick up the slack for you, namely ME) 2. Don't entrust your property to someone even more smashed than you. 3. Wear pants that actually have a suitable number of pockets, instead of always having to hold your wallet and phone in your hand. That way you wont need to rely on others to hold your stuff for you. (Thankfully you've already begun learning that lesson on your own, but still dude...) When it comes to trusting others with my shit, and relying on others, I generally don't do it too often because I know people can be lazy and f**ked up (hey, I've fallen into those categories often enough). True, that may make my outlook on life rather bleak, but I practically never get screwed over by others and fly off the handle into a rage over the smallest of things because I've been screwed by others so often. *cough* Stormster*cough* joke removed  |
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Post by Wrathchild on Nov 28, 2006 20:26:57 GMT 10
^your joke you posted was removed because these highly respected individuals are now dead, never make jokes/fun about them especially Aussie icons |
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Post by Mean Machine on Nov 28, 2006 20:57:49 GMT 10
well I thought it was funny Big John  |
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Post by stormster on Nov 28, 2006 20:59:54 GMT 10
^your joke you posted was removed because these highly respected individuals are now dead, never make jokes/fun about them especially Aussie icons aww come on. If that was the steve irwin/brock one, im sure its good enough to stay on here John i F**king have many pockets, like F**k! The reasond dougie had my wallet was cause i ddint wanna lose it running to the toliet, i just forgot to get it back off him. PS - Today i went to a penrith pub and drank with Dougie. Called skrabs but he was busy performing sexual favours to a bunch of Panthers players, and called Mick but he had a legit reason! Brin gon Gamma! |
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Post by Big_John on Nov 28, 2006 21:14:53 GMT 10
WTF!? My joke was removed simply because they were Aussie icons? In the joke thread I posted a multi-paragraph Irwin/Brock joke, and it hasn't been removed. Now if my joke in here was removed because I should have only posted it in the Joke Thread, then OK, I can understand that, but from what you said AMF, it sounds like it was removed only because it was about Irwin and Brock. And since I have made an Irwin/Brock joke in here earlier and it hasn't been removed yet, I have to say, with all due respect, the reason you cited for only removing this ONE joke sounds sort of stupid (that or you haven't been paying due attention to all the posts on this site like a good moderator should  ) So just because someone was famous or an icon means they no one can make jokes about them? I don't know about you AMF, but I bleieve in a little something called FREEDOM OF SPEECH, YOU OPPRESSOR!. I'm guessing you wouldn't like those 2 South Park episodes that cracked a couple of Steve Irwin jokes either. Note* The oppressor bit was a joke. Please don't hurt me... |
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Post by Mean Machine on Nov 28, 2006 21:18:20 GMT 10
Seconded. And making jokes, seeing the lighter side, is something Aussies are good at, tis part of our culture, personally I don't think it should be stopped. It's not insulting to either of the two Legends, it's not saying anything negative about either of them. Simple jokes like that don't hurt anybody.
No disrespect meant to you Susan. I (like Big John) am a strong believer in freedom of speech.
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Post by demonizer on Nov 28, 2006 21:25:54 GMT 10
South park really isn't to blame - A khaki short, short shorts, a cork hat, and big boots, with a Stingray barb and blood poking through the chest, was America's most popular Halloween costume this year.
Mitch and Big John both raise valid points - I think Steve Irwin himself said that if he was to be killed on film, he'd want to crew to keep on filming, and show the footage. There is no hard evidence and he didn't put something like that in his will, which is why the footage of his death is trying to be contained. Steve Irwin was a legend, but I feel that referencing him and joking about the way he died does not make him any less of a legend.
anyway - this isn't the "Why making jokes and antics about Steve Irwin's death does not degrade him" thread, so i'll stop.
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Post by stormster on Nov 28, 2006 22:10:29 GMT 10
I love susan. Dont question her big johnny. U have no say, ur not a regular, SO LICK BALLS. UP THE STORM! UOP REBELLION IN DREAMLAND! DOWN WITH WORK AT 7AM! BUT UP REBELLION IN DREAMLAND!
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