What's the point?
When you see people going places, there are nearly always people traveling
in the opposite direction. Isn't this an obvious indication that they found
this place unsatisfying and are going to fin a better place?



If everyone just stayed where they were, it would save everyone a lot of
wasted effort.

Well most people have no life.
Owning a Holden is a very exact classification of not having a life.

People cannot stay in one place if they cannot resolve why they
should,therfore thay cannot understand why they should have a life,hence
moving from place to place is an attempt to make a life which is obviously a
never-ending process those that do not have a life.

This is Australia,not many people can understand your debate as they do not
have the a life to undertsand why they don't have a life.

You can't help traveling people,it is a serious issue.

Everyone seems to being going backward and forward to the pub like it is the
end of the world in my area or Austalia,maybee they are attempting to get a
life!



"Mr Rudd" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> What's the point?
> When you see people going places, there are nearly always people traveling
> in the opposite direction. Isn't this an obvious indication that they
found
> this place unsatisfying and are going to fin a better place?
>
>
>
> If everyone just stayed where they were, it would save everyone a lot of
> wasted effort.
>
>
>

GDS wrote in message <(E-Mail Removed)>...
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>Well most people have no life.
>Owning a Holden is a very exact classification of not having a life.
></cut>
>
>CyBorg, you could not be further from the truth!!!
>If you own a *HOLDEN* then you do indeed *HAVE A LIFE*.
>The whole argument to your case being, If you own a HOLDEN then you want to
>be seen driving said car! Hence all the people you see driving Holden
>vehicles whilst you walk from A-B!
>Sometime I wish I was a pedestrian like your self, so I could admire ALL
the
>*HOLDEN's* on the road...I envy you CyBorb!!!
>G

Of course you have a life if you have a holden.
You spend all your life fixing the bloody thing!

> What's the point?
> When you see people going places, there are nearly always people traveling
> in the opposite direction. Isn't this an obvious indication that they found
> this place unsatisfying and are going to fin a better place?

One must value a journey, not for the destination, but for the journey
itself.

The Sphinx

Takes a Holden to want to be seen,Youll have to shove it in peoples faces to
get them to look, drive on their front lawn or donuts in their drive way or
reving the car to reflect your mental status.


True sports cars get way too much attention(too many open mouths and girls
that look like they just walked out of a brothel walking towards your car
while doing 190kmh through towns,in the event of making sure you have a life
while operating a machine) that drivers just stay home.







"GDS" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> <cut>
> Well most people have no life.
> Owning a Holden is a very exact classification of not having a life.
> </cut>
>
> CyBorg, you could not be further from the truth!!!
> If you own a *HOLDEN* then you do indeed *HAVE A LIFE*.
> The whole argument to your case being, If you own a HOLDEN then you want
to
> be seen driving said car! Hence all the people you see driving Holden
> vehicles whilst you walk from A-B!
> Sometime I wish I was a pedestrian like your self, so I could admire ALL
the
> *HOLDEN's* on the road...I envy you CyBorb!!!
> G
>
>

there are no girls here....where are the girls?...shall we not go there



"Mr Rudd" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> What's the point?
> When you see people going places, there are nearly always people traveling
> in the opposite direction. Isn't this an obvious indication that they
found
> this place unsatisfying and are going to fin a better place?
>
>
>
> If everyone just stayed where they were, it would save everyone a lot of
> wasted effort.
>
>
>

"CyBorg_0091" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>girls that look like they just walked out of a brothel walking towards your
car
> while doing 190kmh through towns

Ah...fast women!

"RM" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> there are no girls here....where are the girls?...shall we not go there
>

Yet girls are the reason some of us are here...

"Mr Rudd" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:<bh2kel$taj9f$(E-Mail Removed)>...
> What's the point?

You go figure it out yourself

> When you see people going places, there are nearly always people traveling
> in the opposite direction.

> Isn't this an obvious indication that they found
> this place unsatisfying and are going to fin a better place?

umm .... no.

> If everyone just stayed where they were, it would save everyone a lot of
> wasted effort.

You'd save a lot of effort by not thinking about it

Kenny L.

Clockmeister can see Paradise by aus.dvd's light:

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}"RM" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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}> there are no girls here....where are the girls?...shall we not go there
}>
}
}Yet girls are the reason some of us are here...

Girls are the reason *all* of us are here, I'd expect.

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Regards

Brett
"You can bomb the world to pieces, but you can't bomb it into peace".

The edress is real, but not checked often.