Posts by Phil Sargent

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  • Up Front: A Short Word Before We Begin,

    memo to self : preview !

    Since Nov 2006 • 28 posts Report

  • Up Front: A Short Word Before We Begin,

    <quote>Surely it cannot be as bad as Shatner's spoken rendition of Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds. Surely.<quote>

    Amazing how it dates. His Album "Has Been" works much better .

    Since Nov 2006 • 28 posts Report

  • Up Front: A Short Word Before We Begin,

    Whoops. Too fast off the block. Welcome Emma!

    Since Nov 2006 • 28 posts Report

  • Up Front: A Short Word Before We Begin,

    Since Nov 2006 • 28 posts Report

  • Random Play: Carter The Unstoppable Dick…,

    Ah yes Evan,
    <quote>In a rush of blood to the head, I let a car in (they hesitated at first, suspecting my motives) and gave me a friendly wave. This released self-congratulatory endorphins which I enjoyed and since then I have always looked for opportunities to let motorists in when it can be done safely. This has expanded in a "Pay-It-Forward" manner and now a lot of people are commenting on the overall change in driver behaviour.<quote>

    You forgot to add the "road rage" like feeling if said let in motorist fails to make the friendly wave gesture.

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  • Random Play: Soul to Seoul,

    I'd go the other way and pay for an enhanced annual membership fee that increases the interaction with the museum.

    This should include free entry to all exhibitions (not merely a discount like at present) .

    The Tate and the Imperial War Museum do this in the UK, for a charge of 60 and 30 pounds respectively.

    Discounted entry to exhibitions if you become a friend of <Auckland Art Gallery, Te Papa> , is the norm here (although the Auckland Zoo offers unlimited entry with its Friends of the Zoo).

    Would the higher price be worth it? Well since we have been getting the Auckland Zoo Card, we would easily go there 12-15 times a year, and have bought cards as presents besides.

    Since Nov 2006 • 28 posts Report

  • Southerly: In Praise of Arthur,

    She doesn't need to ask how I want it, non waste her time trying to start a conversation and she is kinda cute. Though she does always point out new grey hairs.

    Maybe its in the hairdresser syllabus : mine does this also.

    Since Nov 2006 • 28 posts Report

  • Southerly: They don't make 'em like they…,

    Thanks Heather,

    Like you said, funny about it being primarily for the hearing impaired . I can still recall the music accompanying the segments:

    The worker digging with the spade
    The burbs with the voice bubbles
    and of course the guy in the lab coat

    Cheers

    Since Nov 2006 • 28 posts Report

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