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  lekker Friday
Posted by: shumba - 10-11-2006, 08:34 AM - Forum: Banter and ALL - No Replies

hi peoples,

hope you all have a very lekker Friday, and may the weekend bring you great and wonderful things!!


whoohoo, its Friday!! :tequila:

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  SA temporary passports a no-no to enter the UK
Posted by: Pronkertjie - 09-11-2006, 07:43 PM - Forum: Travel and Immigration - No Replies

A friend wanted to come to the UK to attend a seminar here in the UK hoping to fly out last night. Earlier this week he discovered his passport expired and amazingly they issued him a temporary passport within a day. All packed and excited he arrived at Jan Smuts/Johannesburg/O.R. Tambo Airport last night just to discovered that he is not allowed to enter the UK with a temporary passport and they wasn't allowed on the plane. What a disappointment!

Now tell me, do you think they knew he won't be able to enter the UK with a temporary passport and thought they'll please him to give him one anyhow and make some money. :duh:

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  Backside firework prank backfires
Posted by: Pronkertjie - 09-11-2006, 07:30 PM - Forum: Banter and ALL - No Replies


A man suffered internal burns when he tried to launch a rocket from his bottom on Bonfire Night.

Paramedics found the 22-year-old bleeding, with a Black Cat Thunderbolt Rocket lodged inside him, when they attended the scene in Sunderland.

He suffered a scorched colon and is now recovering in hospital, where his condition is described as stable.

A spokesman for the North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) said the prank could have been fatal.

Douglas McDougal, from the NEAS, said: "We received a call stating there was a male who had a firework in his bottom and it was bleeding.

"He sustained fairly significant injuries in the fact that there's huge damage to that particular area."


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Wonder if he thought he will land on the moon! Ai jai jai!

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  Kerskoek!
Posted by: oe-la-la - 08-11-2006, 10:35 PM - Forum: Your Food and Entertainment - No Replies

Bestanddele:
1 koppie water
1 teelepel koeksoda
1 koppie suiker
1 teelepel sout
1 koppie bruinsuiker
Suurlemoensap
4 groot eiers
Neute
1 bottel vodka
2 koppies droëvrugte

Metode:
Proe die vodka om gehalte te toets. Neem 'n groot mengbak en proe weer die
vodka. Maak seker dis die beste gehalte, skink een koppie vol en drink dit.
Herhaal. Skakel die menger aan. Klits een koppie botter in 'n donsige bak.
Voeg 'n teelepel suiker by. Klits weer. Maak seker die vodka is sjteeds
goed.
Drink nog 'n koppie ... vir die wis en die onwis. Skakel die menger af.
Breek
twee uiers, gooi dit en die droëvrugte by. Tel die vrugte van die vloer af
op. Meng die skakelaar aan. As die droëvrugte in die menger vassjit,
sjkroewedraaier dit losj. Proe die vodka vir gifterigheid. Sif nou twee
koppies sout. Of so iets. Wie gee om?? Proe die vodka. Sif die
suurlemoensap, dreineer die neute en gooi 'n tafel by. Dan 'n lepel sjuiker,
of sjo ietsj.
Wat jy ook al kan kry. Sjmeer die oond. Draai die koekpan 360° en moenie val
nie. Menger die afskakel. Gooie die bak deurrie venster enne drunkie laasjte
vodka op. Gekersde Seënfees!!! :jive:

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  Top 10 most dangerous destinations
Posted by: mcamp999 - 08-11-2006, 12:47 PM - Forum: Banter and ALL - No Replies

The growing enthusiasm for increasingly exotic and unusual travel destinations has opened even more areas of the globe to the insatiable thirst of tourism. Not content with two weeks on the Costa del Sol, many travellers now demand a holiday with a little more edge, even an element of risk. However, many parts of the planet remain no-go areas to anyone but the most foolhardy - and for very good reasonsÂ… HereÂ’s the countdown of the top 10 most dangerous destinations on earth today.


10. Zimbabwe

Background

Prime minister Robert Mugabe launched a campaign exiling white farmers and re-distributing land in 2000, plunging the country into an economic crisis that has worsened ever since. Unemployment, inflation and food shortages have devastated the country and fuelled political instability and violent crime. Commercial farms owned by supporters of the Mugabe government often act with impunity from the law and can be particularly dangerous to foreigners.

Dangers

- Violent crime, especially against tourists, including robberies and car-jackings
- Fuel shortages means limited police force and general emergency services
- Political demonstrations, violence and intimidation

Travel risk: Medium to high

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  Schengen visa question
Posted by: dudette - 08-11-2006, 12:35 PM - Forum: Travel and Immigration - No Replies

If a member of the family from SA is coming over in December and our family is going to Europe for Christmas, and would like her to come along too, does she have to apply for her Schengen visa at the South African side, or could we wait til she arrives in the UK and then apply through the Embassy here? Especially as we are going to be driving over on the Eurotunnel, so there won't be any accomodation costs there?

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  Do you know any South African Chefs working in the UK?
Posted by: Cheffie - 08-11-2006, 09:57 AM - Forum: Food Matters - No Replies

Hi all

I am currently working on a project for next year and I was wondering whether you know of any South African Chefs (either born there or raised there or simply with a South African connection)?

I'd appreciate a line or 2 about where they work, what they're doing and whether they'd be interested in a project for next year.

They might be at your local pub or at the magnificent restaurant down the road from you or you might have met them shopping in some market place.

Any info would be great :thumbs:

For any of the wise guys.. I'll list a few that I know:

Myself Rolleyes

Chakalaka Restaurant, Putney

Geisha, Nottinghamshire

Cocoon, London

Royalist Hotel, Gloucestershire

Fat Duck, Bray Chef Heston Blumenthal's almost ended up in Cape Town Wink

Many thanks in advance

Over to you..

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  Happy Wednesday
Posted by: Pronkertjie - 08-11-2006, 08:07 AM - Forum: Banter and ALL - No Replies

:am:

Alweer klein Saterdag! Enjoy your day.

:jive:

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  Happy Birthday MrBond
Posted by: TheDuck - 08-11-2006, 06:44 AM - Forum: Daily Birthday Wishes - No Replies

may you have a great day

:bday2:

another year, may it be as successful as you wish

ok:

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  Cheap flights FROM SA?
Posted by: dudette - 07-11-2006, 07:35 PM - Forum: Travel and Immigration - No Replies

I am looking for flights for my mom to come out some time during December, and wondered if anyone knew which was the best website to use. I found http://www.travelonline.co.za which gave me some prices, but what do you use?
Please help!

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