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I find the sausage sizzles at places like home centre car parks (usually have a combination of Harvey Norman/good guys/Officeworks etc) have sausages in bread but also kranskys you can get in a roll. Think $4-$5Are WA Bunnings the only place where sausage sizzles are in bread rolls rather than slice of bread?
How much are they in each city?
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Bunnings snags back on menu in WA
For the first time since March, sausage sizzles have returned to Bunnings stores in WA.www.perthnow.com.au
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Where have all the Aussie celebrities gone? Seems like it's a big FU Victoria, were not actually all in this together after all.
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What is it about persons inability to empathise or be able to accept/understand predicaments or situations from other points of view?
Be it, choice of clothes, music, cars, suburb where you live, schooling, holidays destinations, TVs, movie taste, food etc.
Cars is always one that makes me chortle.
For those who tell you not to buy X, get what I've got Y. It's the best car. Or buy Z, it suits you.
Be it, choice of clothes, music, cars, suburb where you live, schooling, holidays destinations, TVs, movie taste, food etc.
Cars is always one that makes me chortle.
For those who tell you not to buy X, get what I've got Y. It's the best car. Or buy Z, it suits you.
Does anybody know on tv shows/movies they never show Google when searching something online? It's always some generic search engine or something. And also why majority of the time cover up the Mac logo?
I was thinking the other day weather traffic for Bigfooty had increased since March and the lockdowns.
If people are just working and staying home maybe there are less things to talk about?
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The place was a lighthearted forum until the covid started up, now it's just arguing for arguments sake and not as fun to be on. imo.
Forcibly locking people in their homes doesn't produce merriment
I post on BF a lot more now. WFH there is nobody watching over my shoulder.
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Keeping a sense of humour is important. I bet if people had a week off refreshing news websites every ten seconds they'd be more likely to engage in some light hearted conversation.
When people say now is not the time for laughter I respectfully disagree 100%.
I'm just realising some of the people who started some of the day long arguments in the covid thread are not even living in Melbourne.
I just ignore them now and it's much better.
Their hatred of Dan transcend state boundaries
And half of those who have strong opinions both ways about the Melbourne BLM protests live on the other side of the country.
some of which had bigger BLM marches with 0 incidence
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I was wondering this the other day. I grew up in the 80s and even though I do listen to music from other eras 80s music still forms the bulk of my listening habits. Are people who grew up in the hip hop era still going to be listening to hip hop in their 50s and 60s?
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