Things that please you...

[CorrieV2.0]

Women with @sses strung as tight as a drum.

 

[PhireSide]

Wilderness and Sedgefield are so goddamn pleasing....you've just ruined my day now

I've got to drive through there tomorrow; I'll be sure to send you some pics

 

[Kloofvreter]

Women with @sses strung as tight as a drum.

 

[Kloofvreter]

I've got to drive through there tomorrow; I'll be sure to send you some pics

Should you go to my favourite restaurant in the world (Cocomo in Wilderness), do NOT post pictures

This goes for Pili Pili in Sedgefield as well.

 

[PhireSide]

SA Customs. I *only* had to wait one month and eight days for customs to clear what is, essentially, two pieces of ABS plastic. Dust caps for my i30.

GG Customs. Well f**king played.

 

[PhireSide]

This goes for Pili Pili in Sedgefield as well.

Norrafok am I asking for Pili Pili in Sedgefield. Aikona.

 

[Creag]

SA Customs. I *only* had to wait one month and eight days for customs to clear what is, essentially, two pieces of ABS plastic. Dust caps for my i30.

GG Customs. Well f**king played.

Well played wabbit16

 

[cn@]

Requested study records from UNISA archives in Johannesburg. Gets an email from them informing me the turnaround time is 21 days. WTF!!!!

Phoned the Cape Town branch where I registered years ago. Received my documents per email 30 minutes later.

 

[Kloofvreter]

Norrafok am I asking for Pili Pili in Sedgefield. Aikona.

LOL. Well worth it!

 

[Rouxenator]

Sitting on the crapper at work with a bit of a view.

 

[Rouxenator]

Working with people that are very good at what they do and also very funny : http://blog.mornefourie.com/goodbye/FAGGOT

 

[Rouxenator]

Well now, seems I am really pleased today. What would please me more is an LTT video with this fine blue haired creature

 

[CorrieV2.0]

Jinne, that thing must seks like a racehorse.

 

[Rouxenator]

She is my favourite blue haired slope.

 

[satanboy]

Electricity... that is, when it's working

if it's not working then there is no electricity...

 

[D3nz]

Pleasantly surprised at the exceptional service from Absa Home Insurance. Geyser decided to give up the ghost today. Called Absa just after 12, and expected to have to jump through hoops and wait a couple of weeks to get them to sort it out. Took less than two minutes for the agent to tell me that someone would be coming around to have a look at the geyser. New geyser was installed before 5 and the excess was quite low too. Colour me pleased.

 

[Rouxenator]

They are very good, I had to use them once because of a fault the house was built with - super easy and the crew they got to do the work was very skilled.

People give ABSA a lot of flack, and yes they are very expensive. As a platinum customer I spend far too much on bank fees, but they did give me prime -2 on my bond back in 2007, something no other bank would do.

 

[Oppiekoffie]

They are very good, I had to use them once because of a fault the house was built with - super easy and the crew they got to do the work was very skilled.

People give ABSA a lot of flack, and yes they are very expensive. As a platinum customer I spend far too much on bank fees, but they did give me prime -2 on my bond back in 2007, something no other bank would do.

Lucky for you, I'm battling a year now with them.

 

[Rouxenator]

Getting to learn DaVinci Resolve. I'm still a n00b but it does work very well.

 

[msquared]

After a year of chasing companies to get fibre put into my complex with no movement at all, things moving at a rapid pace now. They trenched outside the complex and they have completed the site assessment. Fingers crossed that it's a matter of weeks now.