I am looking for a slogan for our mines rescue team, which we have just
formed. We are an underground gold mine in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia,
and our mine site is called "Mt. Pleasant". Other the the slogan "A
pleasant mount", we haven't been able to think of much. Anyone out there
have any suggestions??
Thanks for your time,
Michael Stott
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I get enough exercise just pushing my luck.
"We go down for you"?
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spoken like a real cunt, eh?
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>In article <6FFR5.86522$e5.6...@newsfeeds.bigpond.com>,
> "Michael Stott" <mjs...@bigpond.com> wrote:
>> Greetings world,
>>
>> I am looking for a slogan for our mines rescue team, which we have
>just
>> formed. We are an underground gold mine in Kalgoorlie, Western
>Australia,
>> and our mine site is called "Mt. Pleasant". Other the the slogan "A
>> pleasant mount", we haven't been able to think of much. Anyone out
>there
>> have any suggestions??
We prevent "Pleasant" Deaths...
Underground Pleasantries...
We are the most Pleasant sight you'll ever see...
We can solve all your Pleasant problems...
We Move Mountains - Pleasantly...
Never posted here before so I'll probably get Flamed...We can't have a
"Newby" interfering - can we?
Bye - From Mandurah (Where some of co-workers hang out)
K
(Sorry for any incorrect english, its not my native language)
Joost - (dutch)
Kalgoorlie Mine Krewe (or Krusaders)
--"Going for the Real Gold"
snafu
We´re the PMS-team (Pleasant Miners Seekers)
We´re the PMS-team (in this case: Pleasant Miners Seekers)
Miracles-R-Us...the improbable we do, the impossible will take just a little
longer.
The Cave Rescue Organisation in Yorkshire operate under the dully
obvious nickname of CROW (so their radio stations are CROW-1, CROW-2 etc
on the police frequencies). The habit of CROWs (the feathered variety)
loitering around corpses, trying to pull the eyeballs out have been noted
in this context. Usually, it should be noted, by very nervous casualties
trying to keep their nerve up. Nothing like a little gallows humour.
What's the local vulture equivalent- don't tell me: the tax-man?
Try alt.caving rec.caving uk.rec.caving and a few others, or hunt
around for the NAMHO (National Association of Mine History Organisations),
who have a fair amount of rescue expertise too, and probably lots of
horror stories. At least in a new country like Oz you shouldn't get too
many tons of spoil held up by timber that's been rotting for 500 years
<G>.
Aidan Karley,
Aberdeen, Scotland.
Message written at Tue, 21 Nov 2000 11:19 GMT, but probably posted later
with an offline reader.