Which SD members?

[Norfolk Deer Search]

I’ve met most who I’ve wanted to meet, most have been stalking, some of the old time SD members have become good friends , some have passed and some I have no intention of contacting or being contacted by.

 

[Ratel]

Too many to choose from but perhaps.
Carl W.
Bowi John.
Rhodesian Jesse.
The craic could be good but distances too far. But I'll try to see RJ at the end of the game season.before I fall off my perch.
Will probably see VSS when he visits this area again.

 

[jimmy milnes]

Gotta say I'm gutted I never made more effort to meet Frank Bojda an have a chew about GSP's we chatted about a meet many times on the phone but unfortunately it never happened.
Some real gents I've met off here and I do miss the old school banter that used to happen on here ten to fifteen years back.
Bring back 6pointer I say........

 

[timbrayford]

HeymS20something and that Conor chap, I think we'd get on like a house on fire....!

I'd come along to watch!

 

[Demetrius]

"Hell is other people..."

J Paul Sartre

D.

 

[Tikkat1x]

Not on here, but id love to meet zapp from PW, down a dark ally

to many nice, helpful and interesting folk on here to pick, but there the usual suspects who make the site what it is

(No, not you, you C*&T)

 

[wytonpjs]

Alas, he seems to have called ‘last orders’ on the forum as a search no longer throws up his user name - pity as his were always the posts I enjoyed reading the most.

Sadly, I fear your right

 

[Morkai]

Sadly, I fear your right

@wytonpjs @Donkey Basher he comes up if I search for the name. Last comment on 21st Oct I think it said.

 

[Utectok]

"Hell is other people..."

J Paul Sartre

D.

Not to be a pedant but “ Sartre later explained that he did not mean to say that other people were hellish in general. He meant that after death we become frozen in their view, unable any longer to fend off their interpretation. In life, we can still do something to manage the impression we make; in death, this freedom goes and we are left entombed in other people's memories and perceptions.“

 

[Quixote]

"Hell is other people..."

J Paul Sartre

Yeah, but all the people he knew were French, so that sentiment is perfectly understandable....

 

[tackb]

Not to be a pedant but “ Sartre later explained that he did not mean to say that other people were hellish in general. He meant that after death we become frozen in their view, unable any longer to fend off their interpretation. In life, we can still do something to manage the impression we make; in death, this freedom goes and we are left entombed in other people's memories and perceptions.“

well why didn't he just say that ?

 

[Apthorpe]

well why didn't he just say that ?

French

 

[Utectok]

well why didn't he just say that ?

I guess the quote comes from a play about three dead people locked up for eternity with each other hence hell? Anyway it’s a cool quote whichever way u take it

Regarding the post I’d quite like to meet @Mungo who seems to have a quite a clever brain about statistics which I know relatively little about!

 

[flatliner]

Anyone else feeling inadequate after reading this thread?

 

[Foxyboy43]

Anyone else feeling inadequate after reading this thread?

Moi!

 

[Demetrius]

Well, it looks like at least two of us have read/heard of Sartre, anyway.........fwiw.

D.

 

[Smellydog]

Not to be a pedant but “ Sartre later explained that he did not mean to say that other people were hellish in general. He meant that after death we become frozen in their view, unable any longer to fend off their interpretation. In life, we can still do something to manage the impression we make; in death, this freedom goes and we are left entombed in other people's memories and perceptions.“

Your reputation goes before you...

 

[pazmino]

Have to be VSS (read Tims book loved it and helpfull guy) Sika malc to thank for the site and you obliviously as jocks love a craic and a wee dram !

What’s @VSS ’s book? Sounds interesting.

 

[Quixote]

What’s @VSS ’s book? Sounds interesting.

'Viable Self Sufficiency'.

A veritable font of knowledge

 

[BenBhoy]

What’s @VSS ’s book? Sounds interesting.

The Sheep Book for Smallholders: Amazon.co.uk: Tyne, Tim: 9781904871644: Books The Sheep Book for Smallholders: Amazon.co.uk: Tyne, Tim: 9781904871644: Books

I've read it cover to cover several times.