aus.moto/NSW MCC - Resignation

Guys

Due to be utterly overcommitted I'm standing down as one of the 2
aus.moto representatives on the NSW MCC effective immediately.

Is there anyone else interested in taking it on please ?

The effort is only as onerous as you wish to make it (monthly
attendance at a meeting is the minimum) ie - how much you're willing
to do.

So...if you're in NSW, and willing to front up at a meeting in
Flemington to help further the motorcycle's community's interests then
please let the group know.

Regards

JL

 

And the spelling/grammar nazis can get stuffed, and you too apostrophe
man !

JL
Yeah yeah, "the motorcycle community's" etc

 

What time are these monthly meetings?

 

Hatz....

 

Shouldn't that be 'communities'?

Flemington not Ryde? What time does the beer stop flowing?

 

In aus.motorcycles on Mon, 25 Oct 2004 19:51:09 +1000

They are held on the first Monday of the month in Flemington (in a
club near the markets, just off Parramatta Rd) at 7:30pm, usually go to
about 10pm.

Zebee

 

In aus.motorcycles on Mon, 25 Oct 2004 10:17:23 GMT

Yeah, the Bowling club at Ryde burned down! (or at least great chunks
of it did.)

The meetings go to about 10-10.30, I expect you can get beer after that.

Zebee

 

Oh no, bugger!

A bit far and a bit too much to expect of the babysitter I suspect.

 

Naah that'd be the plural of community as opposed to something belonging
to a community.

JL
That's the trouble with English, bastardised hodgepodge of German French
Danish Latin and Greek with a bit of Celtic and Pictic and whatever the
hell else thrown in. Makes no bloody sense !

 

7.30 to 10, 10-30

 

OI

 

of course you meant to say the possessive of the plural of community.....

 

Honorable Member Little John,

"Guys..."

From the outset, I thought your resignation statement was chauvinistic and ignorant that gals may also be interested....

(add me to the spelling/grammar nazis list)

 

Once a month.

 

Hi John,

Can you email me offline (jamesmayfield"at"oztralia.com) with a bit more
info on what exactly is involved?

I'm certainly interested, but I want to make sure I'm not biting off more
than I can chew. If I do it, I want to be able to do a good job.

-James

 

Au contraire Al, in this brave new world of corporate speak and
inclusive language "guys" is widely accepted as non gender specific.

http://www.freesearch.co.uk/dictionary/guy

(Meaning 2)

JL
(however I probably am chauvinistic and ignorant of gals - but I'm
trying !! Very trying...)

 

Hmmmm. I've always used the term 'guys' to mean 'people I hang around
with'. My sister also uses that term, when referring to her friends
(most of which are girls.

I would consider 'guys' to be a unisex term.

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Cheers

PeterC [aka MildThing]
'81 Suzuki GS450-s
'87 BMW K100RT

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