If you don't know, ask the Oracle - Mr Clever - Handy Andy!

[meinamini]

Keep it coming kids
I haven't seen this many smilies and light heartedness all week, it's good to see

Anywho,
If only I could close the roof with the key fob (what's the part No. Oracle??) I could purchase $2 worth of chips, sit them in the car (which has been fitted with drop sheets..eew) and press the button to see how many seagulls I could catch

Ooh Ooh, if we got 4 cabrios, we could play a really slow version of hungry, hungry hippo (at least until someones battery died )

[Tit]

Quote: Originally Posted by meinamini

Ooh Ooh, if we got 4 cabrios, we could play a really slow version of hungry, hungry hippo (at least until someones battery died )

MWUAHAHAHA...that would look sorta funny....

[AndrewH]

Woops, that post didn't end up where I thought it was going to

[Magictux]

Quote: Originally Posted by AndrewH

Woops, that post didn't end up where I thought it was going to

What are you saying? Didn't you 'see' that happening?

[AndrewH]

Quote: Originally Posted by Magictux

What are you saying? Didn't you 'see' that happening?

Yeah, I saw it happening as it happened (posted a reply to Tiaan that was meant to go in Aussie Banter but somehow ended up here )

[ScottyB]

Quote: Originally Posted by AndrewH

Yeah, I saw it happening as it happened (posted a reply to Tiaan that was meant to go in Aussie Banter but somehow ended up here )

Too many windows/tabs?

[AndrewH]

Quote: Originally Posted by ScottyB

Too many windows/tabs?

Well, I must say that I'm getting dangerously close to the technical term (and yes I'm serious) of "acting on a frolic" which comes under vicarious liability in the Aust pub service Act - so I had better get back to work

[meinamini]

Quote: Originally Posted by AndrewH

Well, I must say that I'm getting dangerously close to the technical term (and yes I'm serious) of "acting on a frolic" which comes under vicarious liability in the Aust pub service Act - so I had better get back to work

PMSL

"acting on a frolic" that's funny

[meinamini]

oh no.......what have I done?....Oracle....anyone

[AndrewH]

Seeing that out the window would be enough to make a cabrio driver have a nervous breakdown

[ScottyB]

Quote: Originally Posted by meinamini

oh no.......what have I done?....Oracle....anyone

PMSL so much, Simon

[Magictux]

Quote: Originally Posted by AndrewH

Well, I must say that I'm getting dangerously close to the technical term (and yes I'm serious) of "acting on a frolic" which comes under vicarious liability in the Aust pub service Act - so I had better get back to work

What will happen? Will they send youj to ' actorfrolic's anonymous? '

[AndrewH]

Quote: Originally Posted by Magictux

What will happen? Will they send youj to ' actorfrolic's anonymous? '

Ha ha ha

But acting on a frolic can get you the sack Contrary to popular belief, public servants can and do get the sack. Something like 75 people were fired last year and another 70 something left voluntarily as they would have been fired. Once your fired from the Aust public service (APS), you can never be re-employed in the APS

[meinamini]

There must be some established guidelines as to what constitutes "acting on a frolic" what are they?
It would be so open to interpretation

[AndrewH]

Yes, and what's worse is that technically, the APS ACT covers APS employees at all times, not just when we're at work. So technically standards of behaviour apply when we're not technically working.