Sydney FOH Get Together

[gweilgi]

 

31 minutes ago, Fuzz said:

Odd that you say there is a larger smoking section, John. If you mean the area out front where we exited, I assumed it was a no smoking area, as they were serving meals there earlier in the night.

The patrons out front may not have been aware of your assumptions ... When I arrived at just before 7, cigarettes were being smoked quite enthusiastically at every table.

But then, I thought it was quite pleasant to have that whole little area to ourselves.  When do we get the chance to have our own cigar section these days?

[Colt45]

Nice work gents 

[LordAnubis]

On 17/02/2017 at 10:50 AM, Fuzz said:

1. Turn up

2. Have a good time

3. Don't be a tosser

Pretty simple.

Really? Rule number 3 ?!?!?! Must be a pretty empty herf then

[Fuzz]

56 minutes ago, LordAnubis said:

Really? Rule number 3 ?!?!?! Must be a pretty empty herf then

I'm amending the rule to "No tossers", to comply with the state's anti-discrimination laws. We are required by law to allow one tosser into the group.

[LordAnubis]

ahahahahahah

[JohnS]

I think that area is under cover and has meals. Either side is the state legislated 4 metre distance to the smoking area. Both of the smoking areas have large umbrella-tarpaulin covering.

That area where we exited at the front definitely has ashtrays and people smoking. That was the case when I went there to see a friend's acoustic show and also when I arrived on Wednesday night.

When I rang the Bald Rock Hotel a few weeks ago I was told there was 3 x 4 seated tables and 3 x 6 seated tables for the smoking area. Normally there's distinctive signs that indicate no eating and smoking. These signs seem mandatory since the state government changed the law in July 2015 and I've often seen them in establishments. I didn't notice them on the night...but they may have been there. I did notice the ashtrays.

[soutso]

5 hours ago, Fuzz said:

I'm amending the rule to "No tossers", to comply with the state's anti-discrimination laws. We are required by law to allow one tosser into the group.

Thanks Chris, I appreciate you bending the rules to accommodate me!

[Fuzz]

2 hours ago, soutso said:

Thanks Chris, I appreciate you bending the rules to accommodate me!

Sorry, Nik, but you're out! I claimed the one mandatory tosser seat we had.

[gweilgi]

10 hours ago, Fuzz said:

I'm amending the rule to "No tossers", to comply with the state's anti-discrimination laws. We are required by law to allow one tosser into the group.

In order to comply with Safety & Health regulations, would said tosser be required to wear high-vis clothing, a hard hat, safety boots and goggles?

 

[gweilgi]

14 hours ago, JohnS said:

 

And it was great to make your acquaintance @gweilgi. Thanks for the edifying discussion on world Rugby (Union) and putting up with my lament over Australian Rugby at the present time.

We look forward to the next get together.

No worries ... I am always happy to talk Rugby (Union).  Who knows, we may run into each other at a 'Tahs match one of these days...

[Fuzz]

36 minutes ago, gweilgi said:

In order to comply with Safety & Health regulations, would said tosser be required to wear high-vis clothing, a hard hat, safety boots and goggles?

 

Apart from the hard hat, I have all the other necessary equipment. I even keep a spare hi-vis vest in the boot of my car!

[Duxnutz]

Good stuff gents. When's the next one? I'm on Annual Leave next week.

[JohnS]

19 hours ago, Duxnutz said:

Good stuff gents. When's the next one? I'm on Annual Leave next week.

Not sure yet, but I would imagine in the next 4 - 6 weeks, depending on availabilty. Rest assured, I'll be in touch mate!