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▫ Oct 24 2006, 06:54 Post #981
QUOTE(wild n crazy)
just stoppin by to say hey baby!


WOW a girl, in my thread!!!

Thanks for stopping by Wild... dont be afraid to leave a pic of your smoking arse in my thread from time to time!

There is actually some stuff about me written on page 1 but nothing you wont see on myspace

Lookin good out there by the way! :niceones:
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▫ Oct 24 2006, 16:39 Post #982
QUOTE(bondiguy)
I gotta get me some DMT!!!

A big scary motherfucker! He was here yesterday!


QUOTE(wild n crazy)
just stoppin by to say hey baby!

I'm not really into anything stronger than pot but I'd like to get my hands on some of that stuff.
same stuff is released in your brain when you dream and even more during near death experiences.

QUOTE(bondiguy)
WOW a girl, in my thread!!!

Thanks for stopping by Wild... dont be afraid to leave a pic of your smoking arse in my thread from time to time!

There is actually some stuff about me written on page 1 but nothing you wont see on myspace

Lookin good out there by the way! :niceones:


I think a girl stopped by my 411 back on page 2 or something. B)
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▫ Oct 24 2006, 18:11 Post #983
QUOTE(bondiguy)
Ok, first thing is first... this isn't a personal ad from some shy loser looking for a shag! I have a long term girlfriend so I come here to RMM purely for the breasts and the wacky conversation!

Like I said I am from Sydney's east right on the beach. I am 23 years old. I work for a major alcohol company in Sales and I have been doing that for a few years now.

I am a sporty guy and I love Football, Soccer and Cricket, of which many of you wouldn't have a clue about. I also love to surf, as many Aussies who live by the beach do. I also visit the gym regularly as it isn't great to show up at the beach with a spare tyre around your waist!

I play the guitar and I am starting up a band here but there are no plans for some sort of rock revolution but if it happened it would be way cool! I am very artistic in that I love most things art. I write alot, in different styles, and I just basically dig anything with expression.

I love having a beer with my mates and just basically having a good time and enjoying life!

I have loved making new friends on RMM as I originally thought it was just a good site to see some great tits and thats it. But the guys here... and more importantly the girls, are great people!

If anyone wants to know anymore just reply. I am happy to answer (or more than likely dispell) any rumours/myths you have heard about Australia! No... I dont have a pet Kangaroo!
:cheers:


think i've only heard good about aussie...been with a woman today who hyped up the place and has almost convinced me to let her take me skydiving along the gold coast =DD

but methinkg you're one of the interesting members on here

surfing, guitar - yay! i hope to learn to surf properly one day *dreams* alas, no hope with me about cricket, football or soccer though. and how's the badn going?

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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▫ Oct 24 2006, 20:45 Post #984
hi GOOBER! You have myspace?
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▫ Oct 26 2006, 05:34 Post #985
QUOTE(Gnappster)
I'm not really into anything stronger than pot but I'd like to get my hands on some of that stuff.
same stuff is released in your brain when you dream and even more during near death experiences.
I think a girl stopped by my 411 back on page 2 or something.  B)


Nah Pot is where I draw the line these days... but earlier, Whoa! There is whole months I just dont remember! :lol:

I think I may have some DMT in me right now... 3 hot women in my thread at the same page :blink:

QUOTE(obscurepresence)
think i've only heard good about aussie...been with a woman today who hyped up the place and has almost convinced me to let her take me skydiving along the gold coast =DD

but methinkg you're one of the interesting members on here

surfing, guitar - yay! i hope to learn to surf properly one day *dreams* alas, no hope with me about cricket, football or soccer though. and how's the badn going?

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx


Cool I live like an hours flight from the Gold Coast. It is a pretty amazing place I must say, I have been there a few times!

I often forget how lucky I am to live so close to water, beaches etc. 98% of Aussies live within a 1 hour drive from the ocean, amazing! I'll give you some pointers should you ever come down!

The band spend mopre time drinking beer than doing anything constructive.... and thats the way we like it! haha. I am doing alot more by myself lately anyway. trying to write some shit that doesnt suck and see how I go

QUOTE(hott1976)
hi GOOBER!  You have myspace?


Sure do sugar doll.... I'll PM you my address
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▫ Oct 26 2006, 06:15 Post #986
Ok so Hott found me out and called me out... so here is my alltime top 6 (couldnt narrow it to 5) in NO PARTICULAR ORDER!!!

Hot J
Sussed
Hott1976
Kiana
Wild n Sexy
Boanna

These women have not only been the sexiest but have had the personalities to match and have been a lot of fun on the boards at different stages of my RMM career :thumbup:
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▫ Oct 26 2006, 15:40 Post #987
QUOTE(hott1976)
hi GOOBER!  You have myspace?


QUOTE(bondiguy)
Sure do sugar doll.... I'll PM you my address


oh bondi, don't be so tight lipped, I'll post it for anyone who is interested:
http://www.myspace.com/gayboy
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▫ Oct 26 2006, 20:51 Post #988
The only place i stopped in and posted today. Glad to have made the A-list with my sick bod and wicked personality. I told you i get compliments on that all the time right? My great personality.... :)
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▫ Oct 26 2006, 21:16 Post #989
QUOTE(bondiguy)
I have a weird belief system on aliens and UFOs. I believe in other life forms living outside of planet Earth but I do not believe in the thousands of UFO sightings, here's why:

Firstly it would be naive to think we are the only intelligent life forms in the universe. There have got to be countless others. The Universe' size is beyond our comprehension so we are undoubtedlt the only ones living in it. I often kick back and wonder where these other civilisations are. Are they more advanced than us, or less? etc

Why I dont believe in UFOs. Hollywood has us all believing that aliens are far superior in their technology and intelligence than us? WHo really knows? People who claim to have seen or been abducted by UFOs always seem to be crackpots from the Midwest of USA. WHy do the aliens visit only the USA and not countries like Australia? China? England? etc. With all our surveillence technology I think it is time that some irrefutable evidence is shown. Otherwise I'll still believe that our planted has just not been visited by other life forms yet

Well, it may just be semantics, but there are U.F.Os, (Unidentified Flying Objects). But I don't believe aliens are flying them. It's just that they aren't identified. If it were an alien spaceship, it wouldn't be unidentified, it would be an alien spaceship.And the reason we see them and nobody else does, where would anyone visit if they could only land in one place? The US. Probably do a couple of days at Disney, fly over the Grand Canyon, a couple of New York shows, then head home. Mission Accomplished.
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▫ Oct 26 2006, 21:21 Post #990
QUOTE(closeup)
Well, it may just be semantics, but there are U.F.Os, (Unidentified Flying Objects). But I don't believe aliens are flying them. It's just that they aren't identified. If it were an alien spaceship, it wouldn't be unidentified, it would be an alien spaceship.And the reason we see them and nobody else does, where would anyone visit if they could only land in one place? The US. Probably do a couple of days at Disney, fly over the Grand Canyon, a couple of New York shows, then head home. Mission Accomplished.


I was thinking the same thing about the semantics of the word but settled on the fact that UFO is pretty much synonomous with "alien life".

The rest of your reply= typical american :nahnah:
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▫ Oct 28 2006, 06:13 Post #991
QUOTE(Gnappster)
oh bondi, don't be so tight lipped, I'll post it for anyone who is interested:
http://www.myspace.com/gayboy


Thanks for that :fuckoff: :P

QUOTE(hott1976)
The only place i stopped in and posted today.  Glad to have made the A-list with my sick bod and wicked personality.  I told you i get compliments on that all the time right?  My great personality....  :)


Well glad to have made you happy. There have been a plethora of sexy women here but imo the ones above have been my favourites to interact with

Closeup, re the UFO thing yes I obviously meant Alien spacecraft etc :thumbup:
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▫ Oct 28 2006, 16:10 Post #992
Damn this must be the best Thread of the site
Hey Bondiguy
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▫ Oct 28 2006, 16:29 Post #993
There's just too damn much going on in here so I'll just comment on what I can remember.

1) umm. I don't remember much

2) when the little lady took an astonomy course in college, I would read her text book. Really cool and crazy stuff. I learned a lot from that book. The guy who wrote it was a complete nerd really into the stuff and he's actually the professor who taught her class. One thing I did read in there that caught my attention is that every single star out there has the potential to be a solar system. with that knowledge alone, you'd be nuts to think that there's no other life out there. I mean, with billions upon billions of stars in our galaxy alone, each with the potential to be the center of a solar system consisting of multiple planets, there's some pretty good odds that there's at least one planet out there where conditions are conducive to cradle life. Now throw into the mix that there are possibly billions of galaxies out there, all different types, most of which we cannot even see, all of which will contain there own billions upon billions of stars. I mean, there's got to be AT LEAST one other planet out there that has the necessary factors to harbor life. You'd be ignorant to be unwavering in an opinion based on Earth as the sole life-bearing planet. But seeing as the nearest star aside from our sun is lots and lots of light years away, I don't think it's feasable to believe that we'll be seeing any extra-terrestrial lifeforms anytime soon. another planet far, far away may be more advanced and have figured out away to blow through Einstein's physics, but I wouldn't count on seeing that happen just yet.

so that's that. cartoon aliens like Kazoo and Kang are clear proof that alien lifeforms exist, but I just don't think we're really going to see them in our lifetime... at least not without that DMT drug or whatever the hell you guys were talking about earlier.

Okay. i'm done now. I just made myself even farther behind at work now so now I have to logoff.

Are you really still reading this mumbo jumbo??? Man, you need to get a life. If you read past this point, you are totally a bigger nerd than I am... Ha, You NERD!!!
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▫ Oct 28 2006, 16:31 Post #994
QUOTE(hott1976)
since i made the cut and have been flattered by being on your list...this brainy, sexy skinned chica will donate a little kitty to you.  meow!

Holy shit!!! I started writing all that other crap before I even knew Hott was online and now look at what I almost missed.

Hot damn, Hott, that's the sweetest little kitty I've seen since the last time you posted that sweet little kitty of yours.
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▫ Oct 28 2006, 16:45 Post #995
thanks. I've been workin on it can you tell?
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▫ Oct 28 2006, 16:51 Post #996
QUOTE(hott1976)
thanks.  I've been workin on it can you tell?

Oh, i'll say, and yes I can tell. I'd like to work on it for you for a bit if you wouldn't mind. ;)
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▫ Oct 28 2006, 17:09 Post #997
QUOTE(Bobaloo)
Oh, i'll say, and yes I can tell.  I'd like to work on it for you for a bit if you wouldn't mind. ;)


no i wouldn't mind one little bit... BUT i think your wifey and my date would!
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▫ Oct 30 2006, 03:47 Post #998
QUOTE(hott1976)
since i made the cut and have been flattered by being on your list...this brainy, sexy skinned chica will donate a little kitty to you.  meow!


:bonerfied: The best thing to grace my 411... that is one fine close up of one fine looking pussy! :eatme:

QUOTE(SKULLZ0MBIE)
Damn this must be the best Thread of the site
Hey  Bondiguy


You know it dude :thumbup:

QUOTE(Bobaloo)
2) when the little lady took an astonomy course in college, I would read her text book.  Really cool and crazy stuff.  I learned a lot from that book.  The guy who wrote it was a complete nerd really into the stuff and he's actually the professor who taught her class.  One thing I did read in there that caught my attention is that every single star out there has the potential to be a solar system.  with that knowledge alone, you'd be nuts to think that there's no other life out there.  I mean, with billions upon billions of stars in our galaxy alone, each with the potential to be the center of a solar system consisting of multiple planets, there's some pretty good odds that there's at least one planet out there where conditions are conducive to cradle life.  Now throw into the mix that there are possibly billions of galaxies out there, all different types, most of which we cannot even see, all of which will contain there own billions upon billions of stars.  I mean, there's got to be AT LEAST one other planet out there that has the necessary factors to harbor life.  You'd be ignorant to be unwavering in an opinion based on Earth as the sole life-bearing planet.


Either that or American :lol:
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▫ Oct 30 2006, 18:24 Post #999
QUOTE(hott1976)
since i made the cut and have been flattered by being on your list...this brainy, sexy skinned chica will donate a little kitty to you.  meow!


best view yet :niceones:

QUOTE(SKULLZ0MBIE)
Damn this must be the best Thread of the site
Hey  Bondiguy

certainly not from anything bondi has contributed :P

QUOTE(Bobaloo)
There's just too damn much going on in here so I'll just comment on what I can remember.
2) when the little lady took an astonomy course in college, I would read her text book.  Really cool and crazy stuff.  I learned a lot from that book.  The guy who wrote it was a complete nerd really into the stuff and he's actually the professor who taught her class.  One thing I did read in there that caught my attention is that every single star out there has the potential to be a solar system.  with that knowledge alone, you'd be nuts to think that there's no other life out there.  I mean, with billions upon billions of stars in our galaxy alone, each with the potential to be the center of a solar system consisting of multiple planets, there's some pretty good odds that there's at least one planet out there where conditions are conducive to cradle life.  Now throw into the mix that there are possibly billions of galaxies out there, all different types, most of which we cannot even see, all of which will contain there own billions upon billions of stars.  I mean, there's got to be AT LEAST one other planet out there that has the necessary factors to harbor life.  You'd be ignorant to be unwavering in an opinion based on Earth as the sole life-bearing planet. But seeing as the nearest star aside from our sun is lots and lots of light years away, I don't think it's feasable to believe that we'll be seeing any extra-terrestrial lifeforms anytime soon.  another planet far, far away may be more advanced and have figured out away to blow through Einstein's physics, but I wouldn't count on seeing that happen just yet. 

so that's that.  cartoon aliens like Kazoo and Kang are clear proof that alien lifeforms exist, but I just don't think we're really going to see them in our lifetime... at least not without that DMT drug or whatever the hell you guys were talking about earlier.

Okay.  i'm done now.  I just made myself even farther behind at work now so now I have to logoff.

Are you really still reading this mumbo jumbo???  Man, you need to get a life.  If you read past this point, you are totally a bigger nerd than I am...  Ha, You NERD!!!


I took an introductory astronomy class in university, and it was by far the toughest entry level class I ever took. I have casually followed astronomy since I was about 5 and thought I knew about the stars. In fact I knew nothing haha. I got a 68 on the midterm, and was disappointed, only to find out that well over half the class failed. What I'm trying to say(besides tooting my own horn) is that astronomy has so many difficult areas to grasp for the uninitiated and is so much more vast than most people realize. If people were more educated on the logistics on what lies overhead in the heavens, most would be hardpressed to believe there isn't life and most likely intelligent life out there. And in recent years, astronomers have discovered tons of planets orbiting stars by observing star wobble(the planets themselves are far too small to see from Earth). Now for that intelligent life to reach Earth, I dunno what to think. Just reaching us from another star would be a techical nightmare(but not impossible, wormholes and other theoretical gateways etc.) but how would they know to look here?

I read it all. The "nerd" is strong with me.
I'm just glad I could drag bondi's thread down a bit. Thanks for helping bob! :thumbup:
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▫ Oct 30 2006, 19:11 Post #1000
QUOTE(Gnappster)
best view yet  :niceones:
certainly not from anything bondi has contributed :P
I took an introductory astronomy class in university, and it was by far the toughest entry level class I ever took. I have casually followed astronomy since I was about 5 and thought I knew about the stars. In fact I knew nothing haha. I got a 68 on the midterm, and was disappointed, only to find out that well over half the class failed. What I'm trying to say(besides tooting my own horn) is that astronomy has so many difficult areas to grasp for the uninitiated and is so much more vast than most people realize. If people were more educated on the logistics on what lies overhead in the heavens, most would be hardpressed to believe there isn't life and most likely intelligent life out there. And in recent years, astronomers have discovered tons of planets orbiting stars by observing star wobble(the planets themselves are far too small to see from Earth). Now for that intelligent life to reach Earth, I dunno what to think. Just reaching us from another star would be a techical nightmare(but not impossible, wormholes and other theoretical gateways etc.) but how would they know to look here?

I read it all. The "nerd" is strong with me.
I'm just glad I could drag bondi's thread down a bit. Thanks for helping bob!  :thumbup:

anytime :thumbup:

this description
of space/time travel's possibilities is great! Just thought I'd throw that into there.

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