Your Weekly Fix of Shenanigans from a Family of Like Minded Mutants. Bloggin On since July 10th, 2005
Monday, July 31, 2006
Hail Our Hero Ash
The northern hemisphere is all aghast with the heroic deeds of our man Ash as he managed to fly
through a ferocious hail storm saving himself and a passenger from certain peril over the Alberta, British Columbia border.
If running out of fuel and snapping a blade are the two worst case scenerios that face a helicopter pilot, then flying into a hail storm would have to be the next most terrifying prospect.
In a helicopter, what would you do if you flew into a hail storm?
Once faced with this wall of ice, Ash aimed to the heavens and up through the heart of the storm, forcing his wilting chopper through to clear skies. Instantley checking for damage Ash noticed the hail had penetrated the shell and was forced to land his shattered chopper in a swamp.
The hail in Ash's hand was one of many that penetrated the shell of the helicopter.
If anyone would like to speak to Ash you can catch him on skype. Ash's username is upinashnsmoke. If you have skype you can speak to Ash for as long as you like for zip. If you don't have skype you can get skype for free here
Saturday, July 29, 2006
WEST END MARKETS
Personal Thoughts - I managed to buy a weeks veges for around $35.00.... Breads and dips and extras came to about $25.00.... So as far as cost I dont think it represents huge savings. It took us 20 minutes to find a park and each week it seems to get a litle busier but I enjoyed the fact that I didnt shop at Woolworths/Coles etc and of course the culture and possible chance to see a fixer makes it very worthwhile. (Sal's input is that she thinks it such a beautiful place to spend a Saturday morning at) Therefore two thumbs up...
Friday, July 28, 2006
Splendorous Crew...even at our ages eh?
Isa....you got another 10 good years in yer mate! It was a great way to party with you before you experience the delights of Europe.....I only hope that you will love every new journey that you are about to experience....and that you will come back to us someday soon , hopefully before we are partying with zimmer frames?
I dedicate my pesonal vote to you as the clear Yellow Jersey winner of that weekend. You are sunshine mate...and I will miss you very much!
Brainsey....Shagga...you are my close joint 2nd vote.....brilliant stuff. xxx
ON SALE NOW!
WE CAN BOMB THE WORLD TO PIECES BUT WE CAN'T BOMB THE WORLD INTO PEACE.
Thursday, July 27, 2006
NOSTALGIA
THIS MUST STOP!!!!!!
Wednesday, July 26, 2006
COMPETITION
SPLENDOR BENDER! THE CREW
Splendor,,,,,, another great year.. Really, to anyone who has been to this great event several times,,, each year the event becomes less about the music and more about the people. This year proved to be another great turn out with people coming from as far as Darwin in the North (The Brains Division) and Melbourne in the South (Shagga a.k.a. Blind Mullet).
All reports record a great time but ask anyone if they remember the music and the answer is NO..
Actually ask Daz, he's about the only one who was consistent in seeing bands and hence the reason he is not in the above shot...
THANKS WHERE THANKS IS DUE.....
Tuesday, July 25, 2006
EXMOUTH UNCOVERED
Friday - Day 1 - Met at Perth Domestic Airport. Grab our Tarago which we aptly named "Allan". Drive to Kalbarri.
Saturday - Day 2 - Rise early. Breakfast and continue drive to Exmouth. Arrive Exmouth approximately 9pm.
Sunday - Day 3 - Morning scuba refresher course in local pool. Purchase supplies. Drive to Ningaloo Chase Campsite. Camp....
Monday - Day 4 - Relaxing day at campsite. Swim with manta rays. Afternoon fishing. Evening campfire.
Tuesday - Day 5 - Morning kayak trip. Afternoon departure. Snorkel at Turquoise Bay. Return to Manta's house.
Wednesday - Day 6 - Relaxing day of hanging at house doing NOTHING. Afternoon dmt exprience.
Thursday - Day 7 - Drive to interpretation centre. Snorkel. Afternoon cave exploration.
Friday - Day 8 - Whaleshark encounter. Breaching whale experience. Manta swim. AMAZING! Big night at the Potshot Pub.
Saturday - Day 9 - Back on the road in the direction of Perth. Long drive to Geraldton.
Sunday - Day 10 - Drive to Perth. Return car. Last drinks. Hugs and goodbyes. Flights home.
Hope you enjoy the photos!
Sunday, July 16, 2006
Weekly Fix Calendar
I have entered in all mutant birthdays in my posession. Please post a comment on any mistakes or birthdays you would like added to the calendar. All entries have been added for this year only, I will need to update the same birthdays for 2007. So check for your birthdays for 2006.
To add to or alter the calendar you will need to accept an invite, so anyone interested in adding input to the calendar post your interest and I will send you the invite.
Enjoy!
Saturday, July 15, 2006
SNAP SHOTS - EXMOUTH JULY 2006
The travellers:
Bluey - a.k.a. Sub Adult Common Stinkfish
Shagga - a.k.a. Blind Mullet
Salmeister - a.k.a. Sal-Mon (said in a thick Jamaican Acent)
Brains - a.k.a. Potato Cod or Potato Head or Potato Bake
Borg - a.k.a. Bastard Trumpeter
The Host:
Jane - a.k.a Manta Ray Jane
Stay tuned for a full report!
Friday, July 14, 2006
HARDCORE
Heading:
This unlucky Fixer woke up to find that somehow during the night he had split his tongue open. Now most people would have gone to the hospital straight away but he decided to wait 24 hours just incase his tongue miraculously healed.
This is the outcome 24 hours later.
He was at the hospital 20 minutes after this photo was taken!!
Thursday, July 13, 2006
JOKE OF THE DAY - PROUD
Her Range Rover was driving along the golden sands when there was an enormous commotion.
They rushed to see what it was and upon approaching the scene the Queen noticed, just outside the surf, a hapless man wearing a NSW jersey, struggling frantically to free himself from the jaws of a 20 foot shark!
At that exact moment a speedboat containing three men wearing QLD tops sped into view. One of the men took aim at the shark and fired a harpoon into its ribs, immobilising it instantly. The other two reached out and pulled the NSW fan from the water and, using long clubs, beat the shark to death. They bundled the bleeding, semi-conscious man into the speedboat,
along with the dead shark and prepared for a hasty retreat, when they heard frantic calling from the shore......
It was the Queen calling them to the beach. On reaching land the Queen went into raptures about the rescue and said, "I'll give you a knighthood for your brave actions. I heard that the people of Queensland and NSW hated each other. But now I've see this, it's a truly enlightened example of tribal harmony which could serve as a model for other nations." She knighted them and drove off.
As she departed the harpoonist asked the others,"Who was that?!" That," one answered, "was the Queen. She rules the Commonwealth and knows everything about our country."
Well," the harpoonist replied, "she knows f*** all about shark fishing. How's the bait holding up, or do we need to get another one yet?"
Wednesday, July 12, 2006
Monday, July 10, 2006
1 Year Old Today
In that time there have been 3040 visitors and 5681 different page hits.
Post of the year undoubtly was posted Dec 01 by the Salmeister entitled A Picture is worth 75 Bands!
Weekly Fix Post of the Year
Onya Sal!!
Monday, July 03, 2006
Qld Victory Party
Forget the World Cup, forget Wimbledon. If you are a Queenslander, it's Christmas and New Years all rolled into one on Wednesday night, as the Mighty Maroons take on the overated Cockroaches in a decider in Mexican heartland.
The Herston Hoods will be viewing the match from the comfort of their own home followed by a Victory Party. All Mutant Canetoads and Cockroaches are most welcome.
Recently I had a problem with the site as it went down for a while. In trying to get it running again I deleted a post about Origin posted by Isa.
Sorry Isa. Please keep posting.
Hope to see as many mutants as possible.
Go the Mighty Maroons!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
NSW Vs QLD
Telstra Dome, Melbourne
Wednesday, 5th July, 8pm
NSW
Fullback: Brett Hodgson (Wests Tigers)
Wing: Eric Grothe (Eels)
Centre: Matt King (Storm)
Centre: Matt Cooper (Dragons)
Wing: Timana Tahu (Eels)
Five Eighth: Mark Gasnier (Dragons)
Half Back: Craig Gower (Panthers)
Front Row: Willie Mason (Bulldogs)
Hooker: Danny Buderus (c) (Knights)
Front Row: Luke Bailey (Dragons)
Second Row: Steve Simpson (Knights)
Second Row: Nathan Hindmarsh (Eels)
Lock: Luke O'Donnell (Cowboys)
Interchange:
Mark O'Meley (Bulldogs)
Steve Menzies (Sea Eagles)
Paul Gallen (Sharks)
Ben Hornby (Dragons)
QLD
Fullback: Clinton Schifcofske (Raiders)
Wing: Rhys Wesser (Panthers)
Centre: Brent Tate (Broncos)
Centre: Josh Hannay (Cowboys)
Wing: Adam Mogg (Raiders)
Five Eighth: Darren Lockyer (c) (Broncos)
Half Back: Johnathan Thurston (Cowboys)
Front Row: Steven Price (Warriors)
Hooker: Cameron Smith (Storm)
Front Row: Petero Civoniceva (Broncos)
Second Row: Nate Myles (Bulldogs)
Second Row: Carl Webb (Cowboys)
Lock: Dallas Johnson (Storm)
Interchange:
Shaun Berrigan (Broncos)
Chris Flannery (Roosters)
Sam Thaiday (Broncos)
Tonie Carroll (Broncos)