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most of the pages i follow on facebook are weather related. in fact, thats pretty much the only reason i open facebook these days
eggtardo
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I was supplied the wrong deck belt for my ride on mower
Desperate to cut some grass I put it on anyway and despite a few 'slips'....it does the job adequately.
I have told 4 people about this today, disappointingly none were as enthusiastic about my achievement as I was.
Desperate to cut some grass I put it on anyway and despite a few 'slips'....it does the job adequately.
I have told 4 people about this today, disappointingly none were as enthusiastic about my achievement as I was.
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this here is the dullest thing I’ve ever read. Full points awarded. So dull.
I like to watch replays of the 2020 grand final with the radio station calls.
I have watched it listening to Sen 3AW MMM and ABC.
Dusty's last goal is best enjoyed with the SEN broadcast IMHO. The second half on triple M sounds like a funeral.
The trick with that is to synch up the vision and the audio.
Sometimes you have to pause the vision for a second until the sound catches up. Sometimes it goes the other way, and you need to pause the radio call. I have the radio broadcast playing on my lap top and watch it on the big screen.
I bought the GF DVD on tuesday from JB HIFI. It's really not a very high quality recording, but they will do a Premiers pack later on that will be tremendous high definition.
My 8 year old nephew is a computer genius, and he is convinced he can set it all up for me so I just press play and it all comes together.
I miss the olden days when we did mixed tapes on the TDK cassette, and the height of my technical abilities was recording a movie orf the TV but pausing the VCR when the commercials came on, so when you watched it back it was miraculously ad free.
When I'm not watching the football I enjoy worm farming and walks along the beach.
I also own a 1985 VK Holden Calais 5.0 V8 with 103000 kms on the clock. It's really not a very good driving car, so I do not drive it often. Me uncle Spiro left me that in his will, with instructions to guard the thing with my life and never sell it.
It's a dark reddish cedar colour and features coppertone leather seats, sunroof, and is powered by a quadrajet carburetor.
He was supposed to buy a VK Group A Brock 'Blue Meanie' which was about $6000 more, but his missus at the time couldn't drive manual. The group A is now worth a billion dollars.
The Calais is worth about $30,000ish. I saw one on carsales for $50K once.
For many reasons 1985 was a big car year for Spiro, and Brocky almost won Bathurst in his HDT VK without a windscreen. The scrutineers also made them kick out the back window so the wind wouldn't flip the car.
I know this because I heard about the open air Bathurst Commodore every Christmas Dinner.
Before he went to the big holden car show in the sky, I asked Spiro why this car meant so much to him.
"Because they don't make cars like this anymore, all plastic crap nowadays. Plus, it's in mint condition *en!"
Fair enough.
I offended him once when I referred to the VK Calais as a Maltese Rolls Royce. Even though he wasn't Maltese, Spiro did not like those comments about his car.
Possibly the best thing I can do with this is hang a Richmond scarf out the window, and do a massive burnout down the street. No one knows what the future holds.
I have watched it listening to Sen 3AW MMM and ABC.
Dusty's last goal is best enjoyed with the SEN broadcast IMHO. The second half on triple M sounds like a funeral.
The trick with that is to synch up the vision and the audio.
Sometimes you have to pause the vision for a second until the sound catches up. Sometimes it goes the other way, and you need to pause the radio call. I have the radio broadcast playing on my lap top and watch it on the big screen.
I bought the GF DVD on tuesday from JB HIFI. It's really not a very high quality recording, but they will do a Premiers pack later on that will be tremendous high definition.
My 8 year old nephew is a computer genius, and he is convinced he can set it all up for me so I just press play and it all comes together.
I miss the olden days when we did mixed tapes on the TDK cassette, and the height of my technical abilities was recording a movie orf the TV but pausing the VCR when the commercials came on, so when you watched it back it was miraculously ad free.
When I'm not watching the football I enjoy worm farming and walks along the beach.
I also own a 1985 VK Holden Calais 5.0 V8 with 103000 kms on the clock. It's really not a very good driving car, so I do not drive it often. Me uncle Spiro left me that in his will, with instructions to guard the thing with my life and never sell it.
It's a dark reddish cedar colour and features coppertone leather seats, sunroof, and is powered by a quadrajet carburetor.
He was supposed to buy a VK Group A Brock 'Blue Meanie' which was about $6000 more, but his missus at the time couldn't drive manual. The group A is now worth a billion dollars.
The Calais is worth about $30,000ish. I saw one on carsales for $50K once.
For many reasons 1985 was a big car year for Spiro, and Brocky almost won Bathurst in his HDT VK without a windscreen. The scrutineers also made them kick out the back window so the wind wouldn't flip the car.
I know this because I heard about the open air Bathurst Commodore every Christmas Dinner.
Before he went to the big holden car show in the sky, I asked Spiro why this car meant so much to him.
"Because they don't make cars like this anymore, all plastic crap nowadays. Plus, it's in mint condition *en!"
Fair enough.
I offended him once when I referred to the VK Calais as a Maltese Rolls Royce. Even though he wasn't Maltese, Spiro did not like those comments about his car.
Possibly the best thing I can do with this is hang a Richmond scarf out the window, and do a massive burnout down the street. No one knows what the future holds.
I am sneaking out of work regularly to get a Maccas spicy chicken burger with free small chips and coke.
However, when they stop giving the free chips and coke i won't be doing this any more.
It's really not worth $9 for such a small burger on its own.
I can't work out if its the chicken pattie or the white sauce thats spicy, but it does leave a satisfying burning sensation in the mouth as you sneak back into work with no one giving a toss that you've been missing for 25 minutes.
However, when they stop giving the free chips and coke i won't be doing this any more.
It's really not worth $9 for such a small burger on its own.
I can't work out if its the chicken pattie or the white sauce thats spicy, but it does leave a satisfying burning sensation in the mouth as you sneak back into work with no one giving a toss that you've been missing for 25 minutes.
- Jan 16, 2016
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Since the grand final i have been busy rearranging my antique pottery collection on my newly made shelves, unlike chief I did not want to run out of space so have lined three rooms with shelves.
I initially arranged them in colour order but found this to be quite trite. I then went with date order which was very educational but well, too predicable.
I have now done the daring by organising them in groups of the same maker. So satisfying.
I initially arranged them in colour order but found this to be quite trite. I then went with date order which was very educational but well, too predicable.
I have now done the daring by organising them in groups of the same maker. So satisfying.
- Jul 31, 2012
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Twice in the space of two weeks I finished a cigarette and flicked the butt away only to have it land on its end standing straight up. The first time surprised me, but the second I found astonishing. And I had witnesses too!
That was thirty years ago, and I still remember it well.
That was thirty years ago, and I still remember it well.
- Nov 26, 2015
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i wanted to learn knitting... coz i actually think it's zen.
yes, bought needles, yarns, downloaded knitting ebooks...but if you take a look at my avatar...well that sorta threw a spanner in the works...
still hope to make a start some day.
yes, bought needles, yarns, downloaded knitting ebooks...but if you take a look at my avatar...well that sorta threw a spanner in the works...
still hope to make a start some day.
I’ve got nearly 35k posts on BF. s**t doesn’t get much duller than that!
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I planted some ground cover in my front garden but I worry it won’t get enough sun.
I started to read this thread.....and then got really bored
- Nov 26, 2015
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i cut off ~3cm of a carrot, stick it in some potting mix, get back something parsley-like (about coupla weeks later), go for large carrots, baby carrots rarely work.
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My idea of a good night is watching re-runs of Rick Stein whilst having a cognac.
I listened to about 5 hours of Trade Radio today while working from home.
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Your touching on a very philosophical question. Applied decoration and hand painted do seem to congregate in seperate areas.
I go with my heart.
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Spent many a late night watching Stein reruns with a Courvoisier in hand.
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When scrolling through social media, sometimes when I find a volatile post that I wish I could respond to (little animosity on the SM platforms), I will type out a very long and valid reason by the OP is trash, but never send it.
It gets my frustration out without conflict.
Also I like to think that the OP sees the "someone is typing message" for a while (I usually spend 5 minutes writing it) and waits. Only for nothing to be posted.
Sometime I copy the posts in to the notes section of my phone so I can look back on them and be glad I never posted them.
It gets my frustration out without conflict.
Also I like to think that the OP sees the "someone is typing message" for a while (I usually spend 5 minutes writing it) and waits. Only for nothing to be posted.
Sometime I copy the posts in to the notes section of my phone so I can look back on them and be glad I never posted them.
