I met a woman at the amenities this morning. She was waiting at the "ladies" door for her husband to bring the key. She was cursing the insecurity of the key system.
I just told her we get used to it. She went on to warn of the possibility of the security risks and possibility of perve getting into the ceiling to check out the shielas in the shower. I looked up and there's barely enough room for ****roaches up there.
I later met her in the laundry while I was waiting for a machine to finish. There was one finished but no one had come to take it out. I reckoned it was ok to remove it. She went off her t.ts about touching other people's personal property. I asked if she'd taken a course in security or paranoia.
We did get to chatting, and it turns out they are the owners of the Nullagine Roadhouse, currently leased by a young couple.
I was only 50 kms away from Nullagine when I went to the Pilbara mines.
It's a small world when you have wheels under you. I certainly pays to say "g'day" at every chance you get, wherever you are, even in the shopping centre.
I'm just friendly like that.
Happywanderer said
04:29 AM Jul 18, 2012
I hope you told her to take a chill pill CG. She sure needed it.
Cruising Granny said
05:08 AM Jul 18, 2012
Well, sort of. I couldn't help myself. She sure was so uptight and tense all at once. I just think it's odd when people arrive at a park or camp ground and spend most of the time criticising the way things are done, despite the fact it's been successful for a very long time. The dunny key security thing is monitored by a security camera. I never really did consider it a security issue. I pee in peace. I often ask them what they find nice or good about the park, and that turns their thinking around. If it aint broke don't fix it.
Wizardofoz said
10:37 AM Jul 18, 2012
Hhhmmm, is the Nullagine Roadhouse the subject of a rather impolite thread on another forum?
-- Edited by Wizardofoz on Wednesday 18th of July 2012 10:37:47 AM
Cruising Granny said
04:30 AM Jul 19, 2012
I can't answer you there. I'm not on very many forums. This one and one other take up enough of my time now. Maybe you could check it out or PM me with the details. Could be interesting.
I met a woman at the amenities this morning. She was waiting at the "ladies" door for her husband to bring the key. She was cursing the insecurity of the key system.
I just told her we get used to it. She went on to warn of the possibility of the security risks and possibility of perve getting into the ceiling to check out the shielas in the shower. I looked up and there's barely enough room for ****roaches up there.
I later met her in the laundry while I was waiting for a machine to finish. There was one finished but no one had come to take it out. I reckoned it was ok to remove it. She went off her t.ts about touching other people's personal property. I asked if she'd taken a course in security or paranoia.
We did get to chatting, and it turns out they are the owners of the Nullagine Roadhouse, currently leased by a young couple.
I was only 50 kms away from Nullagine when I went to the Pilbara mines.
It's a small world when you have wheels under you. I certainly pays to say "g'day" at every chance you get, wherever you are, even in the shopping centre.
I'm just friendly like that.
I just think it's odd when people arrive at a park or camp ground and spend most of the time criticising the way things are done, despite the fact it's been successful for a very long time.
The dunny key security thing is monitored by a security camera. I never really did consider it a security issue. I pee in peace.
I often ask them what they find nice or good about the park, and that turns their thinking around.
If it aint broke don't fix it.
Hhhmmm, is the Nullagine Roadhouse the subject of a rather impolite thread on another forum?
-- Edited by Wizardofoz on Wednesday 18th of July 2012 10:37:47 AM
Maybe you could check it out or PM me with the details. Could be interesting.