Posts by Sofie Bribiesca

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  • Busytown: The shakes,

    I wonder where they go?

    Look up, look down, look under. I'd suggest any place they think they are hiding. My dog does attempt the "as high as possible" position, and I have seen Russell's cat up a curtain in a timely manner when he was frightened.

    here and there. • Since Nov 2007 • 6796 posts Report

  • Busytown: The shakes,

    YAY!
    Ian Daziel has just replied by text.

    Good to hear.I'd be lost without my daily pun.

    Seriously, does any Christchurch PASer not have a damaged chimney?

    Seems that way. My family have got off lightly so far, but I suspect my Uncle will be none too happy after the photos I just saw of all his miniatures strewn broken across the floor and we are talking large numbers here. Actually, it looks like his bar was hit the worst (well all of the house is in disarray.)but the wine rack did the business of saving many bottles, which is a good thing right?

    here and there. • Since Nov 2007 • 6796 posts Report

  • Hard News: Little pieces of a big picture,

    Stream of consciousness innit? :)

    here and there. • Since Nov 2007 • 6796 posts Report

  • Hard News: Little pieces of a big picture,

    Hey Ross, it's okay, Mine was just a comment too. :) As you were.:)

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  • Hard News: Little pieces of a big picture,

    .a particularly interesting choice of photo considering the great number I've seen of kids playing in the cracks and holes -

    Well yes, but as you have seen I did too all the way up here in Auckland so it wasn't the first photo, it was a kid ( probably pj's although that could look like a poor kid but seriously, don't assume, it makes an ass, yadda yadda yadda...) If it helps , I saw lots of adults in cracks as well. Don't look for loaded.This seems to be a very good example of a country with a six degrees situation. Everyone knows someone affected. Hell, my Aunty hasn't responded but she works for St Johns Ambulance so I will not surmise because that's how she rolls. She's busy. The best photos ( I have professionals in my family) will conjure up many opinions but i would offer, don't support "the loaded", if you do that, you will enable it. If you care ,email the paper, ask if she/he is in any need and help. Jus' sayin.

    here and there. • Since Nov 2007 • 6796 posts Report

  • Hard News: Little pieces of a big picture,

    A loaded picture if ever i saw one.

    Maybe, I haven't seen it but, I would portray any child not being phased because, if ya kids panic, the adults do and what's the point of that? So, show kids playing and encourage others to take it in their stride. Keep everyone cruising, helping each other, staying clean, Don't panic it will be ok. This is nothing compared to other parts of the world, and on telly, all those other kids can smile in the most devastating places on earth.

    here and there. • Since Nov 2007 • 6796 posts Report

  • Busytown: The shakes,

    We pretty much all aim to please my friend. Community spirit annat.

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  • Busytown: The shakes,

    Ur, go to "Oral Rehydrations Solutions" on the net(first up on Google): the thing is lowering at me in my mailbox but I cant find a way to shift it into here...

    (sobs briefly before going back to sucking leetle babybird bones...)

    Here you go dollface.;)
    Islander advises...

    here and there. • Since Nov 2007 • 6796 posts Report

  • Busytown: The shakes,

    Wear your undies two days, shirts two days

    That's a bit posh! ;) But you got it. Think camping.

    here and there. • Since Nov 2007 • 6796 posts Report

  • Busytown: The shakes,

    Just got back from the Warehouse with a bag of candles to find the power on. Hallelujah.

    Great to hear you are well. Have you heard from the punster?

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