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Thread ID: 104859 2009-11-10 19:29:00 Fun in Mot! AOS callout. wratterus (105) PC World Chat
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828880 2009-11-10 19:29:00 There was a bit of drama last night, right down the road from where I live. Seems someone with a machete went a bit nuts and caused an AOS callout. Cops/guns/cars all over the place, most unusual for quiet old Mot!

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wratterus (105)
828881 2009-11-10 19:42:00 There was a bit of drama last night, right down the road from where I live . Seems someone with a machete went a bit nuts and caused an AOS callout . Cops/guns/cars all over the place, most unusual for quiet old Mot!

. stuff . co . nz/national/crime/3050876/Machete-man-sparks-AOS-callout-in-Moteuka" target="_blank">www . stuff . co . nz

Don't know about that Wrat - there's been quite a bit going on there this year? People threatening to set themselves on fire, drownings, stingray attacks .

Looks like a lovely, quiet place when you visit, but scratch beneath the surface, and you'll find a seething hotbed of intrigue and vice . . . :p
nofam (9009)
828882 2009-11-10 21:28:00 My home town turning into an Otara? prefect (6291)
828883 2009-11-10 22:27:00 Re: Looks like a lovely, quiet place when you visit, but scratch beneath the surface, and you'll find a seething hotbed of intrigue and vice

Where? Where? I haven't had a smell of intrigue and/or vice for years. Bring it on. :cool:
Scouse (83)
828884 2009-11-10 23:39:00 The place used to be a bit rough with the tobacco pickers in the seventies.
Thought it was a nana town now.
prefect (6291)
828885 2009-11-11 00:17:00 Nah there's actually quite a few pot heads around. You should see Saturday night when the PO and Dodgy close, there's no end of dust ups. All the Samoan and Tongan seasonal workers seem to get pissed and beat up the Maoris. wratterus (105)
828886 2009-11-11 00:19:00 Prefect...... Boy, you're going back a long time. I worked in Nelson during the early 1960's and Friday and Saturday evenings outside the White Swan (since been demolished) were events worth travelling the 30 miles or so to enjoy. Particularly during the tobacco and fruit picking season and if you had mates to watch your back. Scouse (83)
828887 2009-11-11 01:42:00 Nah there's actually quite a few pot heads around. You should see Saturday night when the PO and Dodgy close, there's no end of dust ups. All the Samoan and Tongan seasonal workers seem to get pissed and beat up the Maoris.

Whats the dodgy is that the Hotel Mot? My sister used to serve piss there.
Party central many moons ago was nanny pub then rage pub thinks its back to nana pub again.
My Dad was a PO man. We are called river rats live up the Mot valley.
Yeah the islanders do like to beat up maoris not polynesians bros the media make out.
prefect (6291)
828888 2009-11-11 01:46:00 Whats the dodgy is that the Hotel Mot? My sister used to serve piss there.
Party central many moons ago was nanny pub then rage pub thinks its back to nana pub again.
My Dad was a PO man.

Nah, the Dodgy Ref is relatively new, on the opposite corner of the high street/greenwood street/pah street intersection that the PO is on. The PO has had a new lease of life recently, chap who managed a few large bars in aussie bought it and revamped it, it's not too bad now.
wratterus (105)
828889 2009-11-11 01:56:00 They used to reckon in the 1960's that none of the money earned by the hop and tobacco workers went out of the district. Most of it went down the urinals at the Riwaka pub, which was then the shabby centre of the area. John H (8)
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