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Stories From South Africa

Posted: Sat Sep 13, 2008 5:46 pm
by Uncle Spud Murphy
Sawubona Ladies and Gentlemen.

Louis L'Amour once said that "When I die I would like to be remembered as someone who told a good story".

Louis L'Amour passed away on June 10th 1988 but he will live forever because he told a good story.

Alles van die beste (^^) (^^)
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Re: Stories From South Africa

Posted: Sat Sep 13, 2008 8:24 pm
by Uncle Spud Murphy
Duck Rogers has corrected my grammar and spelling mistakes - Dankie.

Sawubona should read Sanibonani meaning more than one person.

Vriendelik should read vriendelike with an e on the end.

Ek is jammer. I take my spelling from the teacher (Before you know it) but other mistakes in spelling or grammar that I make, asseblief don't hesitate to correct me. Dankie again.

Avdb (^^)

Re: Stories From South Africa

Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2008 10:10 am
by Boet
vhpy Uncle Spud, this is a very good idea. Someone once remarked: When an old man with lots of experience dies, it is like a library burning down! :( So: to the "experienced" ones out there; -- let`s hear your stories, and let them become timeless voices............ Uncle Spud, one thing about telling the truth, is that sometimes the truth hurts the sensitive. IE, If you throw a stone in the midst of a pack of Dogs, and one of then yelps, the stone have found a mark. :lol:
( As jy n klip tussen n klomp honde ingooi en een tjank, het jy hom raak gegooi!) :lol:
Leff lives in the mostly arid West-coast region of south Africa. Sometimes, when the rain comes on time and conditions are right, this whole region gets covered in wild flowers. Really a must-see. Please contact me whe you have finally settled in. vhpy

Re: Stories From South Africa

Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2008 1:07 pm
by Uncle Spud Murphy
Boet wrote:vhpy Uncle Spud, this is a very good idea. Someone once remarked: When an old man with lots of experience dies, it is like a library burning down! :( So: to the "experienced" ones out there; -- let`s hear your stories, and let them become timeless voices............ Uncle Spud, one thing about telling the truth, is that sometimes the truth hurts the sensitive. IE, If you throw a stone in the midst of a pack of Dogs, and one of then yelps, the stone have found a mark. :lol:
( As jy n klip tussen n klomp honde ingooi en een tjank, het jy hom raak gegooi!) :lol:
Leff lives in the mostly arid West-coast region of south Africa. Sometimes, when the rain comes on time and conditions are right, this whole region gets covered in wild flowers. Really a must-see. Please contact me whe you have finally settled in. vhpy

Dankie Boet, thank you very much. I was beginning to think that I had got it wrong again. The picture by the way is beautiful, really beautiful.

Alles van die beste from old man Jerry (^^) (^^)

PS: Boet, you said that "One thing about telling the truth is that sometimes the truth hurts the sensitive and they yelp. Please don't tell me that I have crossed the line again. (**) ## ##

Re: Stories From South Africa

Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2008 2:36 pm
by John Boucher
You are an interesting old bugger you are.... I bet everyone on this forum is dying to meet you around a braaivleis fire! :lol:

Re: Stories From South Africa

Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2008 3:38 pm
by Trikenut
Bad Nav wrote:You are an interesting old bugger you are.... I bet everyone on this forum is dying to meet you around a braaivleis fire!
I am VERY interested to meet him!! :lol: vhpy (^^)

Re: Stories From South Africa

Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2008 4:41 pm
by Boet
What I like about him, is his willingness to learn to "dubble-de-clutch" vhpy vhpy vhpy

Re: Stories From South Africa

Posted: Mon Sep 15, 2008 10:01 am
by AndyG
But he is ugly and thinks I am a greek god so I will let Jetranger stand between me and him vhpy vhpy vhpy (^^) (^^)

Re: Stories From South Africa

Posted: Mon Sep 15, 2008 11:46 am
by Low Level
Boet wrote:when the rain comes on time and conditions are right, this whole region gets covered in wild flowers.
Boet where was the aerie when the blommetjies was(is) beautiful. I am so curious to see some good aerial shots from the veld covered in colours. 8)

Re: Stories From South Africa

Posted: Mon Sep 15, 2008 1:08 pm
by Gyronaut
leftseat wrote: I will let Jetranger stand between me and him vhpy vhpy vhpy (^^) (^^)
Leave me out of this! then again, I look forward to meeting both of you but be warned, I will be armed with a leatherman and a klipdrift. :-)
(^^)

Re: Stories From South Africa

Posted: Mon Sep 15, 2008 2:21 pm
by AndyG
Black Label and Knobkierrie for me!!! ## ##