Super news percy.

We look forward to updates.

If you need programming or server help, I can be of some assistance. Let me know ahead of time so I can plan it in.

The Hermitage larder has been well and truely depleted.

But by crikey what a great week. Fron Tuesday until just an hour ago, five MRAs have been chewing the fatted calf (well, Tasmanian Salmon as befits the Fisher-King's palate ) and draining mugs of coffee well into the night (2.30 am last night).

Much was accomplished between tales of MRA 'Action', particularly by Karma who has done some stunning work with posters and stickers. Drex would have been proud!

Plans have been made and focussed effort commenced.

An effort will be made to finish off the new MRA 'centre' in Melbourne and connect up the 'communications systems' within a week or two. A website has been 'started' in principle and will be constructed over the next few weeks. Testing and de-bugging will commence in a few weeks and whn all is ready we will launch it and let everone know.

Hopefully the new policy and direction will ensure it does not become just one of the many 'personal' efforts but gains traction as THE representative of the MRM in Australia. Its main focus will be on Australia and will not supplant anyone else's efforts.

The amount of energy emanating from Melbourne is encouraging and I hope I was able to add encouragement and 'shape' the future effectively from my hermitage at the bottom of the world. I have promised to be in regular Skype contact and even join in the 'Men's Group Meetings' that are intended in the rooms. I will also have a hand in some of the web work. (I have sound 'contributor' track-record) But I am keeping my immediate involvement under wraps.

I have not had the privilege of hosting so many MRAs before. I am assured that Cj , Dr F, Karma and Jason were well served by my trusty valets and wenches. They are busy as I type, cleaning the godawful mess in the kitchen after Dr F insisted on making a feast for lunch today. By crikey he cooks up a storm.

I can thoroughly recommend to men in all countries that from time to time they make the effort to have a gathering like this one. Considering the immensity of Oz the guys made a good effort with only me not doing the travelling involved. Cj drove 200 miles and the other three flew here from Melbourne ( about the length of the UK distance). I was happy to incur a similar cost in hostingthem all. My couch in the lounge and a blow-up mattress on the floor next to it served as beds for two and the spare bedroom was body-hopped by Jason and Dr F. (Jason was here over one night ). Men can rough it well.

I am indeed mighty impressed percy, that is what we aught to be all about as far as I am concerned, the brotherhood of gentlemen, master MRA's, striving towards the seemingly impossible aim of herding the notoriously solitary cats of the cause and getting everyone involved inspired and geared up for the next push..

Lets hope they go away and keep in mind what was decided, can knuckle down to the work needed and do the cause proud..

Judging from the guest list, I have little doubt they have the capabilities to forge a weapon of integrity that can hack though forest of lies and false statistics printed by the beastly feminazi press..

No doubt we will be hearing more, soon as possible!

I understand that Aristotle will have a few things to say too.

The Philosopher's Song (Monty Python)
Immanuel Kant was a real pissantWho was very rarely stable.Heidegger, Heidegger was a boozy beggarWho could think you under the table.David Hume could out-consumeWilhelm Freidrich Hegel,And Wittgenstein was a beery swineWho was just as schloshed as Schlegel.
There's nothing Nietzsche couldn't teach ya'[ From: MONTY PYTHON - THE PHILOSOPHERS SONG LYRICS ]'Bout the raising of the wrist.SOCRATES, HIMSELF, WAS PERMANENTLY PISSED...
John Stuart Mill, of his own free will,On half a pint of shandy was particularly ill.Plato, they say, could stick it away;Half a crate of whiskey every day.

Aristotle, Aristotle was a bugger for the bottle,

Hobbes was fond of his dram,And Rene Descartes was a drunken fart: "I drink, therefore I am"Yes, Socrates, himself, is particularly missed;A lovely little thinker but a bugger when he's pissed!

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I have that on my desktop, Felixblu.

But yours needs to be put up here when YOU are sober and can edit it.

aye.. I found it on a google search and it didnt come through well! By the way, I rarely drink, and when I do, I rarely consume an amount that would risk my driving licence!

I used to get breathalysed on average 5 times a week when I was "doing my business" picking up and driving around many lovely ladies who would otherwise be at risk of deviants and sexual predators if it was not for my kind offers of a lift home and some sensational sex..