Thats the S$#T!
The happy couple
Mines this big.
Random??
Dick knows
I, to be sure, to be sure.
Goblin's
And last be not least, has anyone seen Shrek?
Friday, November 17, 2006
Post Exam's Drinks
Since CenSIS only put the free wine and cheese on after the Surveying Exam we had to settle for a few beers at Knoppies and Irish after the Transformations and Projections Exam.
Thats the S$#T!
The happy couple
Mines this big.
Random??
Dick knows
I, to be sure, to be sure.
Goblin's
And last be not least, has anyone seen Shrek?
Thats the S$#T!
The happy couple
Mines this big.
Random??
Dick knows
I, to be sure, to be sure.
Goblin's
And last be not least, has anyone seen Shrek?
Wednesday, November 15, 2006
Sloth would like to wish you all a great holiday!
Who would have thought the sloth train had kept rolling on???
Friday, November 03, 2006
Tom gets Jiggy with John
Tom and John getting it on!!!!!!Click on the Photo to see Tom and John throw up there heals and dance baby, Dance!!
Will take a little while to load but f*$k it's funny.
Wednesday, November 01, 2006
Tuesday, October 31, 2006
I hear INXS is touring Adelaide in summer
Touring all around AUS with support/wingman action from the Tom Jeffry's - the groupies might not even make it to Fortune.
Saturday, October 28, 2006
MS Fest 07
MS Fest 2007 - March 11 Launceston
Tickets on sale from the 2nd of November but if you register via the website then you can get your tickets early.
This is a great opportunity for a Long-weekend road-trip to Launceston.
Friday, October 27, 2006
the sloth tries to hit back
nice try sloth, but that cheap shot still fell along way from the mark. better luck next time.
this didnt even need photoshop
jump onboard the sleaze train
Can he get around or what look where he has placed his hands in the top right photo.
well done R.C
the sleaze train
Photos taken at surveying dinner 115
Photos that tom is in 107
Photos that tom isnt bein sleazy 8
Soccer 2006
2006 Report Card: Killer Pythons
2006 record and ladder position: won 5 lost 6 finished 6th
What went right: After a slow start the Killer Pythons came to the party with solid performances across the board. The injection of Snow provided some steel with his desperation and enthusiasm in the midfield. While the policy of rotating defence has provided dividends with players getting experience in all positions. The rotations off the bench has given some spark with fresh legs on the field.
What went wrong: Taking Frenchy out of goals in any situation where we weren’t 5 goals up with 3 minutes to play. Just general laziness at the back cost the Killer Pythons at different stages. As well as reeling off shots from all conceivable angles all the time. The team considered a renaming to the rock wall bandits for a time before the cross was discovered and the team came back on the rails.
Who stepped up: Everyone. Although everyone had too after terrible performances over the first two weeks at which point they were at unbackable odds for the wooden spoon given that neither Default or the Killer Pythons had played the Flower Pots at the time.
Missing in action: Ed Darke for no other reason than just not showing up, wearing blundstones to Uni, or taking himself off for large slabs of game time. Ed’s commitment can be questioned of late although his support from the sidelines has been unquestionable.
Rising star: Michael French clearly the stand out in his first season. He is now the most important component of this side with diving saves to left and right the side clearly struggles without him. His long gangly arms and legs are perfect for the position. The biggest threat to Frenchy’s status is reading this article at which point his head may explode.
Best win: The 13-0 and 9-1 beltings demonstrated the goal scoring prowess. Otherwise it is the last home and away game. Needing to win to secure a finals berth and with no bench Jack, Dylan John and Frenchy playing against a fit group of blue singlets that had a seemingly limitless bench (some of which joined in the second half) fought out a dour defensive battle. The singlets had skill and speed but it was the Killer Pythons who scored first through John and that’s the way it stayed till the half. Singlets came out firing in the second half with a well taken corner kick coming off the upright into Dylans head and in. John scored again soon after with Dylan sealing the game with the goal of the year.
Worst defeat: A few contenders in this list. The 6-2 demolition at the hands of a golden shoed pansy burnt. Especially with own goals from half way and girls nutmegging the goalkeeper. Getting beaten by a bunch of Jane fags also hurt especially having lead 2-1 when the game had been labelled must win. But sitting out there in a league of its own was the round 2 clash the reason Killer Pythons had joined the competition was to put this side to the sword however with Leonard dribbling around with ease the Killer Pythons failed to score. The sight of the sleazy Tom Jeffries grinning like a Cheshire cat burns away at this group. Proud as this group may be of their achievements it all stands for nought in vengeance cannot be had.
Shopping list: The team is perfectly balanced and primed for season 2007. The loss of the experienced snow poses some problems. Hopefully a semi-decent replacement is in the offing. Perhaps a Leonard Mathieu if the fourth years team folds next season.
Most memorable moment: Dylan’s wonder strike vs Blue Singlets to seal the game.
Worst moment: Jack centring the ball off the wall in the path of a muppet flower pot and ruining a clean sheet for Frenchy. Ed managing to somehow let the ball get between his legs when he had his stint in goals. Best by far was Johns snap own goal from half way on the boundary line also in round one.
Best import: Snow without a doubt he adds class to the tenacity shown by the others.
What the coach says: Thank God this seasons over with no respect for team rules and lack of accountability across the board my retirement package can’t come soon enough.
What we say: The Killer Pythons will be a force to be reckoned with in the semesters ahead with further improvement likely a premiership can’t be too far away.
2006 record and ladder position: won 5 lost 6 finished 6th
What went right: After a slow start the Killer Pythons came to the party with solid performances across the board. The injection of Snow provided some steel with his desperation and enthusiasm in the midfield. While the policy of rotating defence has provided dividends with players getting experience in all positions. The rotations off the bench has given some spark with fresh legs on the field.
What went wrong: Taking Frenchy out of goals in any situation where we weren’t 5 goals up with 3 minutes to play. Just general laziness at the back cost the Killer Pythons at different stages. As well as reeling off shots from all conceivable angles all the time. The team considered a renaming to the rock wall bandits for a time before the cross was discovered and the team came back on the rails.
Who stepped up: Everyone. Although everyone had too after terrible performances over the first two weeks at which point they were at unbackable odds for the wooden spoon given that neither Default or the Killer Pythons had played the Flower Pots at the time.
Missing in action: Ed Darke for no other reason than just not showing up, wearing blundstones to Uni, or taking himself off for large slabs of game time. Ed’s commitment can be questioned of late although his support from the sidelines has been unquestionable.
Rising star: Michael French clearly the stand out in his first season. He is now the most important component of this side with diving saves to left and right the side clearly struggles without him. His long gangly arms and legs are perfect for the position. The biggest threat to Frenchy’s status is reading this article at which point his head may explode.
Best win: The 13-0 and 9-1 beltings demonstrated the goal scoring prowess. Otherwise it is the last home and away game. Needing to win to secure a finals berth and with no bench Jack, Dylan John and Frenchy playing against a fit group of blue singlets that had a seemingly limitless bench (some of which joined in the second half) fought out a dour defensive battle. The singlets had skill and speed but it was the Killer Pythons who scored first through John and that’s the way it stayed till the half. Singlets came out firing in the second half with a well taken corner kick coming off the upright into Dylans head and in. John scored again soon after with Dylan sealing the game with the goal of the year.
Worst defeat: A few contenders in this list. The 6-2 demolition at the hands of a golden shoed pansy burnt. Especially with own goals from half way and girls nutmegging the goalkeeper. Getting beaten by a bunch of Jane fags also hurt especially having lead 2-1 when the game had been labelled must win. But sitting out there in a league of its own was the round 2 clash the reason Killer Pythons had joined the competition was to put this side to the sword however with Leonard dribbling around with ease the Killer Pythons failed to score. The sight of the sleazy Tom Jeffries grinning like a Cheshire cat burns away at this group. Proud as this group may be of their achievements it all stands for nought in vengeance cannot be had.
Shopping list: The team is perfectly balanced and primed for season 2007. The loss of the experienced snow poses some problems. Hopefully a semi-decent replacement is in the offing. Perhaps a Leonard Mathieu if the fourth years team folds next season.
Most memorable moment: Dylan’s wonder strike vs Blue Singlets to seal the game.
Worst moment: Jack centring the ball off the wall in the path of a muppet flower pot and ruining a clean sheet for Frenchy. Ed managing to somehow let the ball get between his legs when he had his stint in goals. Best by far was Johns snap own goal from half way on the boundary line also in round one.
Best import: Snow without a doubt he adds class to the tenacity shown by the others.
What the coach says: Thank God this seasons over with no respect for team rules and lack of accountability across the board my retirement package can’t come soon enough.
What we say: The Killer Pythons will be a force to be reckoned with in the semesters ahead with further improvement likely a premiership can’t be too far away.
Wednesday, October 25, 2006
The defining image of the YEAR!!!
FOR ALL YOUR MOUNTAINEERING REQUIREMENTS
Jump on board the Sloth train!!!
Sorry Speck I know that this post is absolute filth - but you know, you would be used to that.
Dylan.
End of Year Dinner
Hi Everyone,
This is the inaugural post of the UTAS Surveying Society. The Society has just had a change of office bearers in preparation for a big 2007. To wind up to social events for 2006 the previous committee organised the annul dinner and Misclose awards. This year it was held at Bridie O'Reilly's and was well attended by both students and lectures. Below are a few photos of the festivities.
Paddy and Will, Love is in the air!!
John and Ewen, a couple of dairy farmers.
John (Specky, V Pres), where's me cows!!!
Matt and Brady
Elyse, Frenchy (Pres) and Liz
Shandy, Leonard, Bryn and Big "did I do anything wrong" John
Tony and Dave (Ex-Pres) . Dave is lucky that Tony is not lecturing this year.
Tom, Dave (ex-pres), Chris and Bryn. In this picture Dave can be seen failing 2nd Year Surveying.
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