From: "Global Travel Service" <info@nusaglobal.com>
Subject: AT LAST
Date: Tue, 22 Apr 2008 20:44:13 +0700

Jl. Jaksa 49 Kebon Sirih, Jakarta Pusat 10340

At last!

We thought it would never happen, but the time has finally come.
Since all good things must end, now is the time for the Ya-Udah Bistro to say goodbye.

So goodbye to all our customers, past and present. Goodbye to those who complained and refused to pay, goodbye to those we insulted and threw out.

And goodbye, especially, to those customers who remained loyal through all our various difficulties, right to the end.

Thus, the moon will finally set upon the Ya-Udah Bistro at midnight on Sunday, 27th April.

At last!

Didn't refuse to pay at all. Just not that particular week.

I got an apple pie, which as usual, was over cinamonned. The Vanilla Ice Cream was the real deal, but the custard?! Jesus wept. It had the consistency of cum and the flavour of two egg whites and a stingey amount of icing sugar. I complained and asked what that was I was served. No reply... To my horror, my friend ordered the Apple Pie and was served the same, with yellow food colouring. My mothers cooking (and I welcome a thousand jokes) was never that bad despite 20 years in shit cooking skills ( Northern Irish cooking 101).

Who's this friend then marmz??? always seems to pop up in your dinner fables...

Marms loves a nice Chum

to be sure, to be sure ...

He may be from the land of the little people but he must have a HUGE todger.

so, who's up for going to Ya Udah's last gasp on Sunday?

(piss, you have to come. i need some token photos of someone making an embarrassment of themselves.)

Seems to me Lambert should attend if only to get re-barred on the last day!

yes, i think we should all make a special effort to get banned for life on sunday.

Should not be too difficult for some!

i guess i was talking about myself.

*i* will have to make a special effort etc etc etc ...

I'll come , ready with my lens focussed squarely on the pissman....I'll make sure Lambert's there too...if everyone does a runner ( 1,2,3 GO) on their last day, what can pedro do??? I'll go for the chateaubriand at 129 grand and the "real swiss experience" fondue at a tidy 170 Grand + 8 bintangs. On the other hand even that the old gaucho will catch me with that in my belly

You're shit doesn't stink eh Witty? I seem to recall that you have been subjected to Pedro No Goes on at least two occasions for rowdy merrymaking of the kind associated with rugby players.

I on the other hand have only been banned once for utilising the toilet facilities without purchasing food. The good ol' pissing without paying clause.

Pissing without Paying is the ultimate No No. Thought everyone knew that. What will Pedro be doing now he's out of a job? in the days before yub he used to hang out in papas. wonder if we'll see a return to those aloo ghobi and warm binters days for El pedroso?

Perhaps he'll open up his own urinal with restaurant cubicles at the back

Isn't that the current set up?

Piling on top of Pedro getting your cheap shots in like a group of schoolboys, eh? Ricc, Carpenter, SOD, where do the witch hunts end?

There's never been a more lovely soul on the Jalan. A pity it devolves into this sort of thing...

Actually Sammy, an ellipsis at the end of the sentence is four dots and a space …. Get it together if you wish to participate in this forum.

It's called an aposiopesis, except if used by RC. Then it's called a aposiopenis.

Punctuation rules are for pussies and Q-Bert.

Perhaps Americans should use punctuation rules more often. Then the rest of us might be able to get a word-in during polite conversation. Fuck, it might end a few of your wars.

now now lads

You were the one that ran the dude out of town.

sammy, take no notice of the wanna-be grammar nazi. he has aposiopesisosis ...

And perhaps New Zealand should bring something to the table for the world, I mean apart from the Lord of the fucking Ring films, three movies, each of which were far too long -- not unlike your rattling on.

Ho-Ho! But you have no proof of this thanks to ricc cleverly concealing his past as a Khmer Vege-sniper by removing the accusatory posts. It never happened.

what about "xena: the warrior princess"? gave me the 'orn, she did ...

Here is a short litle vid that I rank high for UK comedy........

Marbles.........

Yeah but the storyline... Oof... A nice ass and pair of tits go only so far, KuKu... <- Purposefully poor punctuation... ... ...

You and thousands of other lesbians.

Sammy, I am not going to go into it all again but to summarise, NZ brought the world atomic energy/bombs, flight, space flight/travel and discovered DNA. I could provide you the details but you would probably start crying.

Oh, and American Idol.

I'm choking back the tears already. Hope my hands don't shake too noticeably on this post.

Yes, that's quite a list of achievements there, Piss. We'd have been straight fucked with the Japs had you fine lads not built the bomb for us.

You seem to have left out that NZ brought the world, Indonesia included, some of the most back-asswards expats ever to grace the Bajai smoke of this vast archipelago.

Present company excluded of course.

From a previous thread

Richard Pearse: "Mad Pearse", "Bamboo Dick", self-taught inventor, prophetic designer, trail blazing aviator and eccentric visionary. On or about 31st March 1903 a reclusive New Zealand farmer Richard Pearse climbed into a self-built monoplane and flew for about 140 metres before crashing into a gorse hedge on his Waitohi property . Even at half the distance Pearse must have felt the liberating but anxious exhilaration of flying. There is uncertainty about whether it met the definitions of sustained flight, but it came eight months before the Wright Brothers entered the record books at Kitty Hawk North Carolina on 17th December 1903.

And the nuke? Sorry mate. Famous Kiwi invention. Up there with pavlova.

Ernest Rutherford, 1st Baron Rutherford of Nelson OM PC FRS (30 August 1871 - 19 October 1937), widely referred to as Lord Rutherford, was a nuclear physicist who became known as the "father" of nuclear physics. He pioneered the orbital theory of the atom through his discovery of Rutherford scattering off the nucleus with his gold foil experiment.

Space Exploration. That's ours too mate.

William Hayward Pickering ONZ KBE (24 December 1910 — 15 March 2004) was a New Zealand born rocket scientist who headed Pasadena, California's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) for 22 years, retiring in 1976. He was a senior NASA luminary and pioneered the exploration of space.

While we're at it, we claim plastic surgery.

Sir Harold Delf Gillies (June 17, 1882 - September 10, 1960) was a New Zealand-born, and later Londoner, otolaryngologist widely considered as the father of plastic surgery.

We can also claim women's suffrage, having the first to stand on the top of the world, Wellywood (four of the top ten highest grossing films in the world ever), refrigeration (Thomas Brydone and William Davidson), Hamilton jet and jogging as a sport(Arthur Lydiard.

I was about to claim sheep worrying, but the Scots beat us to it.

Certainly, old boy! Didn't mean to imply anything short of pure sterling praise for your esteemed and highly diplomatic influence on this country.

It did you know. I copied them.

Richard Pearse: "Mad Pearse", "Bamboo Dick", self-taught inventor, prophetic designer, trail blazing aviator and eccentric visionary. On or about 31st March 1903 a reclusive New Zealand farmer Richard Pearse climbed into a self-built monoplane and flew for about 140 metres before crashing into a gorse hedge on his Waitohi property . Even at half the distance Pearse must have felt the liberating but anxious exhilaration of flying. There is uncertainty about whether it met the definitions of sustained flight, but it came eight months before the Wright Brothers entered the record books at Kitty Hawk North Carolina on 17th December 1903.

Given world opinion, looks like it may have not quite met certain criteria for sustained flight. Pity.

Ernest Rutherford, 1st Baron Rutherford of Nelson OM PC FRS (30 August 1871 - 19 October 1937), widely referred to as Lord Rutherford, was a nuclear physicist who became known as the "father" of nuclear physics. He pioneered the orbital theory of the atom through his discovery of Rutherford scattering off the nucleus with his gold foil experiment.

This begs for clarification: pioneering any theory in the field of nuclear physics isn't exactly building the bomb, is it old chum? Isn't as if you can claim that "NZ brought the world atomic energy/bombs" because some dude from NZ was working on orbital theory, is it?

William Hayward Pickering ONZ KBE (24 December 1910 — 15 March 2004) was a New Zealand born rocket scientist who headed Pasadena, California's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) for 22 years, retiring in 1976. He was a senior NASA luminary and pioneered the exploration of space.

While I feel quite warm and fuzzy for the guy, I am fairly certain that California's Jet Propulsion Laboratory is somewhere in the United States. I am also quite sure that NASA is American. From where his work was performed, it would be silly not to admit that he'd never have been able to achieve what he did in NZ.

Sir Harold Delf Gillies (June 17, 1882 - September 10, 1960) was a New Zealand-born, and later Londoner, otolaryngologist widely considered as the father of plastic surgery.

I'll give you plastic surgery, but only because it tends to make ugly women less ugly to look at, and plastic surgery is popular in America.

So let's reset the score:

New Zealand: 3 Lord of the Ring Films, Plastic Surgery.

and Lambert. That was an achievement in itself. Ernest Rutherford did discover radioactivity and thus the age of the earth although he didn't actually make any atomic bombs back in the 19th Century. I think you're guilding the lilly there Piss. (As does LAMBERT EVERY NIGHT).

among others apparently....that lil hotshot

Guilding the lilly? Are you implying I am interfering with Lambert's girlfriend?

Uncle Sammy, you are sounding a lot like Riccardo in your pithy rebuttals of little 'ol NZ's claims to having contributed only three movies to the world.

Sammy: "While I feel quite warm and fuzzy for the guy, I am fairly certain that California's Jet Propulsion Laboratory is somewhere in the United States. I am also quite sure that NASA is American. From where his work was performed, it would be silly not to admit that he'd never have been able to achieve what he did in NZ."

Riccardo: "AND most importantly, the whole point about mentioning Al Bell and his phone, was indeed to emphasize that it was the 'innovation culture' that exists in America that helped him harness his latent talents to do it, something that HE COULD NOT DO in Scotland or Canada for a variety of reasons."

Capt: "With the exception of perphaps some of the more unsavoury habits of you colonials , I think it is fair to point out that most of you were British in the first place - like it or not , you buggers would still have been wearing grass skirts had we not chosen to civilise you."

For the full chat, go here:
http://jakchat.com/forums/ubbthreads.php...=true#Post51946

^^^^Capt. No grass skirt but I am fond of sarongs, when I drop my drawers at home, sometimes it's all I wear if hanging at the house all day.........

Far be it from me to interject! I think this thread is developing nicely!

Piss, tell me the one about perving under canal bridges again!

^^^^Ask him about all the fucking going on down by the railroad tracks in Mentang..............

I see.

Warning

Do we get the bedtime perv story or not.........

Uncle Sammy, you are sounding a lot like Riccardo in your pithy rebuttals of little 'ol NZ's claims to having contributed only three movies to the world.

I've issued no rebuttals of NZ's claims to having contributed just three movies for the world's viewing pleasure. That's what you're doing, Piss. No, I've proposed that, not rebutted it.

Fucking hell, and you taught English here did ya?

Anyhow, if the best you can do is proport similarities in statements made by both the vege-sniper and myself, then t'would be safe to say that you've run out of viable points to your argument, no?

If you're dishing it out, you should be able to take it as well and certainly it's no secret that you're quite vocal in thy protestations of e