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Warthog

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  1. What? Weber? Potjie? Or that grill-thing for potjie?
  2. THAT... is beyond cruel... That glass/plastic thing/walkway in Menlyn Park, Pretoria... top floor, just next to Woolworths... I slid across that thing first time on my bum. Not funny... Even now I only cross it under protest and voetjie-vir-voetjie...
  3. 'nuff said.
  4. So anybody read this yet? Please let me have your thoughts,,,
  5. Also-bloody-lutely flippin awesome... Really... You are blessed.
  6. Two of them. (I've been told that it's not a good idea to start reading them at work or late evening...) Serengeti http://www.hilux4x4.co.za/views/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=26383 Zimbabwe http://www.hilux4x4.co.za/views/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=41528
  7. Pinball The cafe around the corner had 3 machines, which took the old nickel 5 c coins. One day mate by accident found out that one of the machines mistook (the then newer tiny) 1/2 cent coins for a 5 c... The next Saturday we held a tournament in the cafe... Monday when my mom sent me for bread, I had to ride to another cafe about 2 km away, as the cafe-owner chased me out with a sjambok when I walked in...
  8. Think I did post the links of previous trips somewhere...
  9. Slightly off-topic, but go Nike, Just do it. We've started in 2009, and from 2012 we drive up north every second year for 3 weeks in June-July... the memories and photo's
  10. My Mana Pools ellie pic of last year. Not nearly in the same league as Slowbee's link though..
  11. I have that exact same photo... last year's trip to Zim... And if all goes well, I'll get the ones of Lumangwe Falls and Liuwa Plains in Zambia next year...
  12. Warthog

    Cricket......

    Stokes feeling "devastated and fragile"... babelaas.
  13. Hulle het hulle advertensies aan Jacaranda onttrek
  14. He also acts as a cat in a popular cartoon?
  15. Gisteraand so bietjie litte losgemaak vir Sondag...
  16. Totally agree. They are scary. We camped in Southgate in Moremi few years back. The hyenas were really bothersome- we used to pack all food and rubbish bags in the vehicles at night. One night one of these Stoffel's got into a rubbish bin in our camp site. There was nothing in it, but about 5 hyenas must have thought otherwise. They really tried their best, but Stoffel kept 5 hyenas at bay with ease... every time they came too close, he made the most unholy growling sound, suitably amplified by the empty bin. Was quite a show.
  17. That's not cojones or cahoonas, that's just simply nuts...
  18. Warthog

    Who remembers?

    +10000 Last hiding I got from my Mom was about Gr 2. Thereafter she could never caught me... So she would tell my Dad when he got home from work. When he decided it was time, he sent me to the bathroom. He then strolled to the cafe on the corner four blocks away, bought the newspaper, came back, read it about halfway through and only then gave me what was coming. Never ever did he raise his hand in anger, never. And he never gave my sister a hiding... Also, I only got punished for things like disrespect, or for being dishonest or disobedient... never for just being a kid... I remember the day is about St 4 where in one afternoon I first kicked a rugby ball through my bedroom window, and then hit a cricket ball through a neighbor's window. My Dad refused to punish me, told my Mom I was a boy, I'm supposed to be playing outside with a ball, and accidents happen... (but if I had kicked the ball through my bedroom window from the inside, I would have had hell to pay, because I knew I was not allowed to play with a ball inside the house...) Kids need to be punished, but for the right reasons, and in the right way. Fair punishment is good, hitting a child with a stick in anger is assault. M2cw.
  19. Warthog

    Who remembers?

    Our History teacher had one of those officer's canes wrapped in leather... First 2 periods on Friday was "katkisasie" - review of the week's work. He walked around class with the cane and asked questions. If you knew the answer you put your hand up. If your hand was not up, you took a bow for one. If your hand was up, and he caught you not knowing the answer, the bow was for a double. You never left class without at least six. (Edit: grammar)
  20. He is actually just an ordinary bloke who's been around the block a couple of times (up until 10 years ago mostly gravel...) and yip, how he turned his life around is pretty amazing. I'm probably going to see him next weekend, will post if you're interested.
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