Bloody roadworks

On Mar 8, 1:08*pm, Herby wrote:
On 08/03/2012 12:22, Simon Mason wrote:



On Mar 8, 9:47 am, *wrote:
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t.uk...

They totally bung up the roads, don't they?
Damned things.
Enjoy :-)

http://www.swldxer.co.uk/roadworks.wmv

A few weeks ago, you posted a video and slated one road user for using the
turning right lane to pass another road user, yet now you think its OK again
because its YOU doing it?

What did you reckon to the red van mounting the pavement though?
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Simon Mason

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You didn't answer his question.

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I am suprised that he did not do me for entering a box junction by a
whopping 10 inches at a red light.
He must be losing the plot in his old age.

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Simon Mason

On Mar 7, 5:43*pm, "Simon Mason" wrote:
They totally bung up the roads, don't they?
Damned things.
Enjoy :-)

http://www.swldxer.co.uk/roadworks.wmv

Nice video but I hate the current fashion of using silly song
soundtracks, particularly those that can't be turned off. ON TV I can
turn them off but the only way I can runf off your soundtrack is by
closing the my browser. Goodbye.

Doug.

On Mar 9, 6:48 am, Doug wrote:
On Mar 7, 5:43 pm, "Simon Mason" wrote: They totally bung up the roads, don't they?
Damned things.
Enjoy :-)

http://www.swldxer.co.uk/roadworks.wmv

Nice video but I hate the current fashion of using silly song
soundtracks, particularly those that can't be turned off. ON TV I can
turn them off but the only way I can runf off your soundtrack is by
closing the my browser. Goodbye.

Doug.

Does that mean that I am in your killfile now?
And yet you engage with the trolls but you have killfiled me for
putting the perfect songs to go with that track?
Charming, I'm sure.

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Simon Mason

On 09/03/2012 06:41, Simon Mason wrote:

On Mar 8, 1:08 pm, wrote:
On 08/03/2012 12:22, Simon Mason wrote:
On Mar 8, 9:47 am, wrote:

http://www.swldxer.co.uk/roadworks.wmv

A few weeks ago, you posted a video and slated one road user for using the
turning right lane to pass another road user, yet now you think its OK again
because its YOU doing it?

What did you reckon to the red van mounting the pavement though?

You didn't answer his question.

I am suprised that he did not do me for entering a box junction by a
whopping 10 inches at a red light.

Why? Does he know you?

On Mar 8, 1:08*pm, Herby wrote:
On 08/03/2012 12:22, Simon Mason wrote:



On Mar 8, 9:47 am, *wrote:
"Simon *wrote in message

t.uk...

They totally bung up the roads, don't they?
Damned things.
Enjoy :-)

http://www.swldxer.co.uk/roadworks.wmv

A few weeks ago, you posted a video and slated one road user for using the
turning right lane to pass another road user, yet now you think its OK again
because its YOU doing it?

What did you reckon to the red van mounting the pavement though?
--
Simon Mason

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You didn't answer his question.

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Is he going to answer my question now?

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Simon Mason

Doug wrote:
On Mar 7, 5:43 pm, "Simon Mason" wrote:
They totally bung up the roads, don't they?
Damned things.
Enjoy :-)

http://www.swldxer.co.uk/roadworks.wmv

Nice video but I hate the current fashion of using silly song
soundtracks, particularly those that can't be turned off. ON TV I can
turn them off but the only way I can runf off your soundtrack is by
closing the my browser. Goodbye.

Doug.

there is usually some form of volume control on your speakers, either
physical or by software.

"Doug" wrote in message
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On Mar 7, 5:43 pm, "Simon Mason" wrote:
They totally bung up the roads, don't they?
Damned things.
Enjoy :-)

http://www.swldxer.co.uk/roadworks.wmv

Nice video but I hate the current fashion of using silly song
soundtracks, particularly those that can't be turned off. ON TV I can
turn them off but the only way I can runf off your soundtrack is by
closing the my browser. Goodbye.

It is a pity - you would have enjoyed the lyrics.
Traffic Jam

From the eighteenth century's cobblestone streets
With the horse and the carraiges to rest our feet
To the train and city tram
Came the birth of mechanical man
And with mechanical man came the automobile
Henry Ford's Model 'T' with an engine on wheels
And a crazy race began, with a car for every man.
A limousine, hot rod, Beetle and a van, or maybe just an old sedan.

We're heading for a great big worldwide traffic jam
With only red lights, green lights, yellow lights
To be our guiding hand.
We're heading for a great big worldwide traffic jam
With all the hoots and the toots and the traffic brutes
To fill our loving land.
I wonder who's gonna win this great big race,
Mechanical man or the natural pace?

From the back seat Romeo in lover's lane
To the family car on a highway in Spain,
There's a car for every need,
With the shape, the colour and speed.
It's the twentieth century's technical toy,
Full of buttons and dials, full of comfort and joy
But the number's going up - I wonder where it's gonna stop
The limousine, hot rod, Bettle and the van,
It's gonna go way out of hand.

We're heading for a great big worldwide traffic jam
With only red lights, green lights, yellow lights
To be our guiding hand.
We're heading for a great big worldwide traffic jam
With all the hoots and the toots and the traffic brutes
To fill our loving land.
I wonder who's gonna win this great big race,
Mechanical man or the natural pace
For the world's getting smaller,
And the time's getting shorter every day...

We're heading for a great big worldwide traffic jam
We're heading for a great big worldwide traffic jam
We're heading for a great big worldwide traffic jam

......

Words and music by Georg Kajanus 1974 © Sashay Music
Lyrics reprinted with the kind permission of Georg Kajanus

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Simon Mason

On 09/03/2012 20:22, Simon Mason wrote:


"Doug" wrote in message
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On Mar 7, 5:43 pm, "Simon Mason" wrote:
They totally bung up the roads, don't they?
Damned things.
Enjoy :-)

http://www.swldxer.co.uk/roadworks.wmv

Nice video but I hate the current fashion of using silly song
soundtracks, particularly those that can't be turned off. ON TV I can
turn them off but the only way I can runf off your soundtrack is by
closing the my browser. Goodbye.

It is a pity - you would have enjoyed the lyrics.
Traffic Jam

From the eighteenth century's cobblestone streets
With the horse and the carraiges to rest our feet
To the train and city tram
Came the birth of mechanical man
And with mechanical man came the automobile
Henry Ford's Model 'T' with an engine on wheels
And a crazy race began, with a car for every man.
A limousine, hot rod, Beetle and a van, or maybe just an old sedan.

We're heading for a great big worldwide traffic jam
With only red lights, green lights, yellow lights
To be our guiding hand.
We're heading for a great big worldwide traffic jam
With all the hoots and the toots and the traffic brutes
To fill our loving land.
I wonder who's gonna win this great big race,
Mechanical man or the natural pace?

From the back seat Romeo in lover's lane
To the family car on a highway in Spain,
There's a car for every need,
With the shape, the colour and speed.
It's the twentieth century's technical toy,
Full of buttons and dials, full of comfort and joy
But the number's going up - I wonder where it's gonna stop
The limousine, hot rod, Bettle and the van,
It's gonna go way out of hand.

We're heading for a great big worldwide traffic jam
With only red lights, green lights, yellow lights
To be our guiding hand.
We're heading for a great big worldwide traffic jam
With all the hoots and the toots and the traffic brutes
To fill our loving land.
I wonder who's gonna win this great big race,
Mechanical man or the natural pace
For the world's getting smaller,
And the time's getting shorter every day...

We're heading for a great big worldwide traffic jam
We're heading for a great big worldwide traffic jam
We're heading for a great big worldwide traffic jam

.....

Words and music by Georg Kajanus 1974 © Sashay Music
Lyrics reprinted with the kind permission of Georg Kajanus

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Simon Mason

What, Georg Kajanus knows that you have reproduced the lyrics here and gave
*you* permission to do so?

I doubt that. I believe that you just cut and pasted the whole thing from a
website whose webmaster did have that "kind permission", and that you are
attempting an unsuccessful deceit.

On Fri, 9 Mar 2012 20:22:57 -0000, "Simon Mason"
wrote:

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Words and music by Georg Kajanus 1974 © Sashay Music
Lyrics reprinted with the kind permission of Georg Kajanus



Are you saying that they gave you permission to use their music?

Did you steal the track when you got the rest of your collection?

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Mason is in denial - he is an alcoholic.
He claims that he drinks ten to twelve pints
a night and that it does him no harm.
He needs to seek help.

On Mar 9, 10:40*am, Simon Mason wrote:
On Mar 8, 1:08*pm, Herby wrote:





On 08/03/2012 12:22, Simon Mason wrote:

On Mar 8, 9:47 am, *wrote:
"Simon *wrote in message

t.uk...

They totally bung up the roads, don't they?
Damned things.
Enjoy :-)

http://www.swldxer.co.uk/roadworks.wmv

A few weeks ago, you posted a video and slated one road user for using the
turning right lane to pass another road user, yet now you think its OK again
because its YOU doing it?

What did you reckon to the red van mounting the pavement though?
--
Simon Mason

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You didn't answer his question.

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Is he going to answer my question now?

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Seems not - it has all gone quite over there.

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