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Posted: 15 Nov 2005, 12:16
by chado
steve689 wrote:So why won't they let me in then :D
Hey Steve 150 years ago you would have been sent there for free.

Ha Ha...only kiddin. :TU:

Posted: 15 Nov 2005, 12:16
by states
steve689 wrote:So is Kelly-Darchinyan off then??
Yes, according to SKYtext. Kelly is fighting Ian Napa instead, up in Liverpool. It's not on their website yet, though, so don't take that as gospel.

Posted: 15 Nov 2005, 12:18
by chado
J wrote:its the Bee keeping equipment Steve, they wont let you in with that.

seriously its a question on the visa , do you have any bee keeping equipment on your person. :o :o

you would have thought the great fornicate off hive and the fact you are all in white and have ahumming noise all around might give it away. :TU:
My pub is called The Beehive, so thats me fcuked for going to Oz then.

Posted: 15 Nov 2005, 12:24
by jamesmcdonnell
Don't bring the pub with you.

Posted: 15 Nov 2005, 12:26
by J
jamesmcdonnell wrote:
J wrote:its the Bee keeping equipment Steve, they wont let you in with that.

seriously its a question on the visa , do you have any bee keeping equipment on your person. :o :o

you would have thought the great fornicate off hive and the fact you are all in white and have ahumming noise all around might give it away. :TU:
Probably because they are scared of the 'killer bee' from America getting in. It's the Australian Bee which produces most of the world's honey and is used in hives.

I liked the question on the American visa about 'Moral Turpitude' wasn't sure what to answer to that.

matwe its not just that but i mean come on how the feck are you gonna carry a load of bee keeping equipment on a plane.

they are rightly paranoid about anoythign geting in mate, they make you clean your golf clubs if there is dirt on them, or your shoes etc etc.

its after what ferrel pigs and rabbits have doen to the indiginous wildlife populaton.


we dont understand it due to the fact the most dangerous and rare animal we have is a hedgehiog who has been on ther milk too much and may give you a nasty bite if provoked :lol: :lol: :lol:


they on the other hand do have rare exotic and deadly animals just about everywhere.

especially at Steve Irwins zoo, streeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeewth wahooooooooo u beauteeeeeeeeeeeeee :lol: :wink:

Posted: 16 Nov 2005, 06:08
by Sweet P
J wrote:
jamesmcdonnell wrote:
J wrote:its the Bee keeping equipment Steve, they wont let you in with that.

seriously its a question on the visa , do you have any bee keeping equipment on your person. :o :o

you would have thought the great fornicate off hive and the fact you are all in white and have ahumming noise all around might give it away. :TU:
Probably because they are scared of the 'killer bee' from America getting in. It's the Australian Bee which produces most of the world's honey and is used in hives.

I liked the question on the American visa about 'Moral Turpitude' wasn't sure what to answer to that.

matwe its not just that but i mean come on how the feck are you gonna carry a load of bee keeping equipment on a plane.

they are rightly paranoid about anoythign geting in mate, they make you clean your golf clubs if there is dirt on them, or your shoes etc etc.

its after what ferrel pigs and rabbits have doen to the indiginous wildlife populaton.


we dont understand it due to the fact the most dangerous and rare animal we have is a hedgehiog who has been on ther milk too much and may give you a nasty bite if provoked :lol: :lol: :lol:


they on the other hand do have rare exotic and deadly animals just about everywhere.

especially at Steve Irwins zoo, streeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeewth wahooooooooo u beauteeeeeeeeeeeeee :lol: :wink:
Rare exotic creatures might sound good but when you have tiger snakes and king brown snakes around your property its not much fun.

Posted: 16 Nov 2005, 07:27
by coneye
Rare don't know about that fack all rare about poisness things in OZ, the place is full of them every facking thing either bites or stings, had 6 snakes in my back yard and one in my back room in 8 years always fiinding facking redback spiders , and even when i go fishing alls i seem to catch is fackin little dog sharks..

Still great fackin place to live thouigh , and i tell you what any of you single blokes fancy it get over here and marry a aussie bird, seem to be the only women in the world that don't give a fack if there blokes in the pub gambling 24\7. In fact most will go with ya

Posted: 16 Nov 2005, 11:12
by steve689
Stop teasing coneye...i still can't get in :cry: 8)

Posted: 16 Nov 2005, 11:20
by J
Ben Keilty wrote:
J wrote:
jamesmcdonnell wrote: Probably because they are scared of the 'killer bee' from America getting in. It's the Australian Bee which produces most of the world's honey and is used in hives.

I liked the question on the American visa about 'Moral Turpitude' wasn't sure what to answer to that.

matwe its not just that but i mean come on how the feck are you gonna carry a load of bee keeping equipment on a plane.

they are rightly paranoid about anoythign geting in mate, they make you clean your golf clubs if there is dirt on them, or your shoes etc etc.

its after what ferrel pigs and rabbits have doen to the indiginous wildlife populaton.


we dont understand it due to the fact the most dangerous and rare animal we have is a hedgehiog who has been on ther milk too much and may give you a nasty bite if provoked :lol: :lol: :lol:


they on the other hand do have rare exotic and deadly animals just about everywhere.

especially at Steve Irwins zoo, streeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeewth wahooooooooo u beauteeeeeeeeeeeeee :lol: :wink:
Rare exotic creatures might sound good but when you have tiger snakes and king brown snakes around your property its not much fun.
i know mate was out there last year managed to come accorss a brown snake and funnel webb and less harmful but massive huntsman. I love all that shit from a distance. Not quite up there with great white shark diving off Gaansbai in the ring of death but still good stuff.

got friends living in the mountains just up from Brisbane about half hour or so from Noosa very nice despite the local wildlife..

Posted: 16 Nov 2005, 11:24
by states
steve689 wrote:Stop teasing coneye...i still can't get in :cry: 8)
Why on earth would you want to leave Wolverhampton mate? :lol:

Posted: 16 Nov 2005, 11:27
by steve689
Ha Ha Ha, youve obviously never been here then States :TU: :D

Posted: 16 Nov 2005, 11:30
by states
I've driven through it...... that was enough. :TU:

Posted: 16 Nov 2005, 12:37
by TheRiverCityHippy
states wrote:
steve689 wrote:So is Kelly-Darchinyan off then??
Yes, according to SKYtext. Kelly is fighting Ian Napa instead, up in Liverpool. It's not on their website yet, though, so don't take that as gospel.
yeah its in tonights liverpool echo. the shows on at the olympia in liverpool and it`ll be on sky. its hoped the undercard will feature tony dodson, jamie mckeever and tony moran. the darchinyan / kelly match hasnt totally been kyboshed but if it does happen, which is unlikley, it `ll be only a ten round affair without the title on the line, but the front runner at the moment is a replacement for kelly to fight and the title fight moved back to a new date. undercard details in the next 24 hours apparently.

Posted: 16 Nov 2005, 15:29
by KOJOE90
Kelly vs Napa is not too bad a match at such sort notice. I wonder if this fight will be made at Super-Flyweight?