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  • jeggaJ Offline
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    Excellent .

    https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/crime/118329821/mark-lundy-to-stay-in-prison-after-supreme-court-declines-appeal

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    @jegga Been on a cruise ship the last week. Gutted to have missed this fast breaking news story.

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    @Mokey said in Alternative needed from the absolute crap of stuff.co.nz:

    @jegga Been on a cruise ship the last week. Gutted to have missed this fast breaking news story.

    It’s all good he’s apologised for a Hongi or something to keep them both in the news .

    Looking forward to your next book after this “ research” . “Debauchery on the high seas” with a pirate theme sounds good .

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    @jegga I tell you what, one of the shows was a ladies night, and we got strippers who were all pro dancers/acrobats so cut af and very strong/flexible. I got led up on stage to rub oil on an ass so tight you could bounce a coin off it. One of my fellow ladies got 'married' but the ceremony was interrupted so she could give two dudes in leather and chains a flogging. Now that was entertainment.

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  • jeggaJ Offline
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    Man this really sucks

    https://www.stuff.co.nz/business/118427633/bunnings-in-waikanae-and-te-aroha-to-close-by-years-end

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    @Mokey said in Alternative needed from the absolute crap of stuff.co.nz:

    @jegga I tell you what, one of the shows was a ladies night, and we got strippers who were all pro dancers/acrobats so cut af and very strong/flexible. I got led up on stage to rub oil on an ass so tight you could bounce a coin off it. One of my fellow ladies got 'married' but the ceremony was interrupted so she could give two dudes in leather and chains a flogging. Now that was entertainment.

    As soon as I read cruise I naturally assumed it was a “ no cameras allowed “ cruise

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    @Mokey said in Alternative needed from the absolute crap of stuff.co.nz:

    I got led up on stage to rub oil on an ass so tight you could bounce a coin off it.

    "Led up on stage" - you were jumping up and down in the front row with your hand up immediately prior?

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    @jegga bet you could get some bargains on 26/27 December...checkout tellers might even not scan everything!

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    https://www.stuff.co.nz/travel/travel-troubles/118431038/snakes-on-a-plane-python-found-on-queenstowns-runwy-after-stowing-away-on-jet

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    @taniwharugby said in Alternative needed from the absolute crap of stuff.co.nz:

    @jegga bet you could get some bargains on 26/27 December...checkout tellers might even not scan everything!

    Wouldn’t really blame them , they put up with an old run down shop that dates back to the 70s and were always promised a brand new one was going to be built for over 10 years and then just got laid off before Xmas instead .

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    @Snowy Nope. I was sitting with my group several rows back and dude lured me to stage with chocolate. Two others in the row went up at other times.

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    @taniwharugby Fucking Australians!

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  • jeggaJ Offline
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    Yusss! One less fuckwit

    https://www.stuff.co.nz/life-style/life/118465544/christmas-day-clash-talking-to-these-boomers-set-in-stone-why-i-need-to-leave-new-zealand

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    @Mokey said in Alternative needed from the absolute crap of stuff.co.nz:

    @jegga I tell you what, one of the shows was a ladies night, and we got strippers who were all pro dancers/acrobats so cut af and very strong/flexible. I got led up on stage to rub oil on an ass so tight you could bounce a coin off it. One of my fellow ladies got 'married' but the ceremony was interrupted so she could give two dudes in leather and chains a flogging. Now that was entertainment.

    And Captain Stubing approved such goings on? 🙂

    Cruises seemingly aren't what they were in the 80s!!!

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    @Chris-B Our captain was Swedish, lol. The entertainment director was Brazilian I think. These are modern times.

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    @Mokey Captain Stubing always seemed excessively sanctimonious! 🙂

    I liked him better when he was Murray on The Mary Tyler Moore Show!

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    @jegga what the fuck did I just click on. You fluffybunny.

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  • jeggaJ Offline
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    @Bones said in Alternative needed from the absolute crap of stuff.co.nz:

    @jegga what the fuck did I just click on. You fluffybunny.

    hahaha. Not sure, I only read the headline .

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    Fascinating reading

    Steve Kilgallon, Chris McKeen

    Soldiers Inc: The lucrative, risky life of private military contractors

    Soldiers Inc: The lucrative, risky life of private military contractors

    Hundreds of our best servicemen and women have taken the excitement - and cash - of private military life in the world's worst troublespots. These are their stories.

    I love the passage where Kiwi soldiers describe their American counterparts. "The Americans, he says, seemed to have “a deep sense of insecurity and they address that by buying and carrying weapons”." The same could be said for many gun toting Americans at home too

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    https://www.stuff.co.nz/auckland/118564706/beachgoers-attempt-to-rescue-stranded-shark-at-orewa-beach-auckland

    The same beach was shut on Christmas Day after reports of a 2 metre-long shark 500 metres off shore, and again two days later after the police helicopter spotted a 2-3 metre-long beast lurking around 200-300 metres out, with another further out.

    "It was a good moment when the crowed cheered as they managed to refloat the shark," one onlooker told Stuff.

    Shark expert and Department of Conservation marine scientist Clinton Duffy confirmed it was a 2.75 metre female.

    "The general rule of thumb is from 2.8 - 3 metres is when they become the most danger to humans because they feed on marine mammals then."

    People are weird.

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