Morning punters and correctors, going to be warm again today.

Two things that are wrong with humanity.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-11-01/satellite-images-expose-chinas-network-of-re-education-camps/10432924

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-11-01/video-apparent-toddler-fight-club-st-louis-childcare-centre/10453948

Greetings

Cymek said:

Greetings

Greetings and salutations, Cymek.

Tau.Neutrino said:

Two things that are wrong with humanity.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-11-01/satellite-images-expose-chinas-network-of-re-education-camps/10432924

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-11-01/video-apparent-toddler-fight-club-st-louis-childcare-centre/10453948

By detaining such a huge amount of people for no legal reason China is really running the risk of radicalising these people and creating the perfect conditions for violent extremism to happen in the future,” warns Mr Ryan.

The above is interesting, you create what you pretend to fear (It’s really all about them being different and different is bad) by your zealous narrowminded actions. In fact I imagine they want it to happen as then they can justify killing them. Reminds me of Australia’s offshore detention, lock them up long enough and they will get fed up and riot and then you can say “See they are extremists”

Back from the IGA. They don’t stock HP sauce.

Bubblecar said:

Back from the IGA. They don’t stock HP sauce.

Are they going to get you some anyway?

Bubblecar said:

Back from the IGA. They don’t stock HP sauce.

Write to your local member.

Bubblecar said:

Back from the IGA. They don’t stock HP sauce.

Our one does but not Lancashire Relish.

sarahs mum said:

Bubblecar said:

Back from the IGA. They don’t stock HP sauce.

Are they going to get you some anyway?

I didn’t ask, they were very busy.

But I got a nice piece of coral perch which I’ll have for lunch with a leafy salad.

Tamb said:

Bubblecar said:

Back from the IGA. They don’t stock HP sauce.

Our one does but not Lancashire Relish.

Funnily enough ours does stock Lancashire Relish.

Bubblecar said:

sarahs mum said:

Bubblecar said:

Back from the IGA. They don’t stock HP sauce.

Are they going to get you some anyway?

I didn’t ask, they were very busy.

But I got a nice piece of coral perch which I’ll have for lunch with a leafy salad.

Grilled?

Speaking of contacting the ABC, Media Watch is calling for stories from journos who have had their work plagiarised by Daily Mail. Apparently it’s rampant.

Divine Angel said:

Speaking of contacting the ABC, Media Watch is calling for stories from journos who have had their work plagiarised by Daily Mail. Apparently it’s rampant.

Talking of the Daily Mail

Tactical sandal training

Peak Warming Man said:

Bubblecar said:

sarahs mum said:

Are they going to get you some anyway?

I didn’t ask, they were very busy.

But I got a nice piece of coral perch which I’ll have for lunch with a leafy salad.

Grilled?

I might actually lightly pan-fry it with some sliced halloumi.

Hot Bottles

Bubblecar said:

Peak Warming Man said:

Bubblecar said:

I didn’t ask, they were very busy.

But I got a nice piece of coral perch which I’ll have for lunch with a leafy salad.

Grilled?

I might actually lightly pan-fry it with some sliced halloumi.

…and wash it down with chilled Adelaide Hills bubbly, a glass of which I am now sampling.

Looking at things another way

“The same was true of England’s Brexit vote, he said, which revealed that there were two kinds of politicians: “those who understand Facebook and those who lose elections.””

heh

poikilotherm said:

“The same was true of England’s Brexit vote, he said, which revealed that there were two kinds of politicians: “those who understand Facebook and those who lose elections.””

heh

I find it disturbing elections can now be decided on a politicians ability to sphincterate on social media, it’s the worse source for honesty and truth, but if you can use it you come across as “cool” and you’re a top bloke/sheila.

Cymek said:

poikilotherm said:

“The same was true of England’s Brexit vote, he said, which revealed that there were two kinds of politicians: “those who understand Facebook and those who lose elections.””

heh

I find it disturbing elections can now be decided on a politicians ability to sphincterate on social media, it’s the worse source for honesty and truth, but if you can use it you come across as “cool” and you’re a top bloke/sheila.

There are ads for coal and coal powered powers stations popping up between my scrabble games.

just got a recorded message pretending to be from the ATO, told it to fuck off, suggested I should press 1, save going to gaol

coffee done, messing around here, calling this bugs on the water

yawn weather’s bit shit out there

sarahs mum said:

Cymek said:

poikilotherm said:

“The same was true of England’s Brexit vote, he said, which revealed that there were two kinds of politicians: “those who understand Facebook and those who lose elections.””

heh

I find it disturbing elections can now be decided on a politicians ability to sphincterate on social media, it’s the worse source for honesty and truth, but if you can use it you come across as “cool” and you’re a top bloke/sheila.

There are ads for coal and coal powered powers stations popping up between my scrabble games.

When something is ‘free’ the user is the product…

transition said:

…calling this bugs on the water

You and your obscure titles…

poikilotherm said:

sarahs mum said:

Cymek said:

I find it disturbing elections can now be decided on a politicians ability to sphincterate on social media, it’s the worse source for honesty and truth, but if you can use it you come across as “cool” and you’re a top bloke/sheila.

There are ads for coal and coal powered powers stations popping up between my scrabble games.

When something is ‘free’ the user is the product…

True isn’t it

poikilotherm said:

sarahs mum said:

Cymek said:

I find it disturbing elections can now be decided on a politicians ability to sphincterate on social media, it’s the worse source for honesty and truth, but if you can use it you come across as “cool” and you’re a top bloke/sheila.

There are ads for coal and coal powered powers stations popping up between my scrabble games.

When something is ‘free’ the user is the product…

they are wasting their money. They should check the demographics.

captain_spalding said:

transition said:

…calling this bugs on the water

You and your obscure titles…

yeah real obscure, but after I had the grand idea for naming the art I did do my homework and go look up how deep purple arrived at the song name

Cymek said:

poikilotherm said:

“The same was true of England’s Brexit vote, he said, which revealed that there were two kinds of politicians: “those who understand Facebook and those who lose elections.””

heh

I find it disturbing elections can now be decided on a politicians ability to sphincterate on social media, it’s the worse source for honesty and truth, but if you can use it you come across as “cool” and you’re a top bloke/sheila.

I get the feeling it is a trick that only works once. These events also mark the advent of peak Facebook and since then there has been a decline in the way people use it, specifically in response to being bombarded with too much political crap.

sarahs mum said:

poikilotherm said:

sarahs mum said:

There are ads for coal and coal powered powers stations popping up between my scrabble games.

When something is ‘free’ the user is the product…

they are wasting their money. They should check the demographics.

I wonder if the annoyance of ads actually puts people off buying the product/service

Cymek said:

poikilotherm said:

“The same was true of England’s Brexit vote, he said, which revealed that there were two kinds of politicians: “those who understand Facebook and those who lose elections.””

heh

I find it disturbing elections can now be decided on a politicians ability to sphincterate on social media, it’s the worse source for honesty and truth, but if you can use it you come across as “cool” and you’re a top bloke/sheila.

Some forum folk get news and outrage tickets from Facebook.

Cymek said:

sarahs mum said:

poikilotherm said:

When something is ‘free’ the user is the product…

they are wasting their money. They should check the demographics.

I wonder if the annoyance of ads actually puts people off buying the product/service

I’m Tasmanian. There is no chance of me getting a coal powered power station.

sarahs mum said:

Cymek said:

sarahs mum said:

they are wasting their money. They should check the demographics.

I wonder if the annoyance of ads actually puts people off buying the product/service

I’m Tasmanian. There is no chance of me getting a coal powered power station.

Not just that but you are reading an article and an ad pops into view breaking your train of thought and you close it and with some it even forces you to reload the article. It’s annoying and could actually work against the advertiser as you decide to not by that particular brand because of the way its implemented

five days growth

Hello Lunchtimers. What language should we be conversing in today?

Cymek said:

sarahs mum said:

Cymek said:

I wonder if the annoyance of ads actually puts people off buying the product/service

I’m Tasmanian. There is no chance of me getting a coal powered power station.

Not just that but you are reading an article and an ad pops into view breaking your train of thought and you close it and with some it even forces you to reload the article. It’s annoying and could actually work against the advertiser as you decide to not by that particular brand because of the way its implemented

Flashing ads. I’ve just got to turn them off as fast as I can. And I am not even epileptic.

buffy said:

Hello Lunchtimers. What language should we be conversing in today?

In a great oversight with far-reaching and dire consequences, this forum has not established an official language.

AwesomeO said:

Cymek said:

poikilotherm said:

“The same was true of England’s Brexit vote, he said, which revealed that there were two kinds of politicians: “those who understand Facebook and those who lose elections.””

heh

I find it disturbing elections can now be decided on a politicians ability to sphincterate on social media, it’s the worse source for honesty and truth, but if you can use it you come across as “cool” and you’re a top bloke/sheila.

Some forum folk get news and outrage tickets from Facebook.

It’s the best place to get on the bus

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-11-01/issues-with-hobarts-new-parking-meters/10454890

We came across weird electronic parking meter things in Warrambool last week. You have to put in your reg number. And press various buttons. If it is meant to be fast, it is not. Much, much quicker to pop a couple of coins into a mechanical meter.

buffy said:

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-11-01/issues-with-hobarts-new-parking-meters/10454890

We came across weird electronic parking meter things in Warrambool last week. You have to put in your reg number. And press various buttons. If it is meant to be fast, it is not. Much, much quicker to pop a couple of coins into a mechanical meter.

Oh they do accept coins. Or cards.

buffy said:

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-11-01/issues-with-hobarts-new-parking-meters/10454890

We came across weird electronic parking meter things in Warrambool last week. You have to put in your reg number. And press various buttons. If it is meant to be fast, it is not. Much, much quicker to pop a couple of coins into a mechanical meter.

It’s faster as a car can drive around with a number plate scanner and linked to who has paid and who hasn’t, not meant to be faster for the actual user…

Bubblecar said:

Peak Warming Man said:

Bubblecar said:

I didn’t ask, they were very busy.

But I got a nice piece of coral perch which I’ll have for lunch with a leafy salad.

Grilled?

I might actually lightly pan-fry it with some sliced halloumi.

Verdict: a delicious fish luncheon, the delicately flavoured perch well complemented by the mild halloumi and crisp salad with its garlic/lemon/dijon vinaigrette dressing.

Bubblecar said:

Bubblecar said:

Peak Warming Man said:

Grilled?

I might actually lightly pan-fry it with some sliced halloumi.

Verdict: a delicious fish luncheon, the delicately flavoured perch well complemented by the mild halloumi and crisp salad with its garlic/lemon/dijon vinaigrette dressing.

Coffee. I’ll eat sometime.

Bubblecar said:

Back from the IGA. They don’t stock HP sauce.

That’s outrageous. I’m absolutely appalled. The Minister should resign.

sarahs mum said:

Bubblecar said:

Bubblecar said:

I might actually lightly pan-fry it with some sliced halloumi.

Verdict: a delicious fish luncheon, the delicately flavoured perch well complemented by the mild halloumi and crisp salad with its garlic/lemon/dijon vinaigrette dressing.

Coffee. I’ll eat sometime.

After that effort I won’t be cooking tonight, it’ll be take-away pizza.

Woodie said:

Bubblecar said:

Back from the IGA. They don’t stock HP sauce.

That’s outrageous. I’m absolutely appalled. The Minister should resign.

They used to stock it but presumably sales were meh.

Bubblecar said:

sarahs mum said:

Bubblecar said:

Verdict: a delicious fish luncheon, the delicately flavoured perch well complemented by the mild halloumi and crisp salad with its garlic/lemon/dijon vinaigrette dressing.

Coffee. I’ll eat sometime.

After that effort I won’t be cooking tonight, it’ll be take-away pizza.

With a vigorous walk in between i hope.

Witty Rejoinder said:

Bubblecar said:

sarahs mum said:

Coffee. I’ll eat sometime.

After that effort I won’t be cooking tonight, it’ll be take-away pizza.

With a vigorous walk in between i hope.

Rain forecast for this afternoon, but we’ll see.

Cymek said:

sarahs mum said:

poikilotherm said:

When something is ‘free’ the user is the product…

they are wasting their money. They should check the demographics.

I wonder if the annoyance of ads actually puts people off buying the product/service

It does in at least one case.

If they have enough money to waste on that sort of advertising, they can’t be good value for money.

Bubblecar said:

Woodie said:

Bubblecar said:

Back from the IGA. They don’t stock HP sauce.

That’s outrageous. I’m absolutely appalled. The Minister should resign.

They used to stock it but presumably sales were meh.

There are two things I cannot possibly tolerate. Pain, and no HP sauce. They may very well ask for a government enquiry. But I’m going to push for a full Royal Comission. Trial by Judge alone.

Violent weather expected tomorrow:

Cloudy. Very high (90%) chance of rain. The chance of a thunderstorm in the morning and afternoon with gusty winds. Winds north to northwesterly 30 to 45 km/h turning westerly 20 to 25 km/h in the late evening.

The Rev Dodgson said:

Cymek said:

sarahs mum said:

they are wasting their money. They should check the demographics.

I wonder if the annoyance of ads actually puts people off buying the product/service

It does in at least one case.

If they have enough money to waste on that sort of advertising, they can’t be good value for money.

The people it does work on out number those that it doesn’t, roughly 10 to 1 iirc…

Witty Rejoinder said:

Bubblecar said:

sarahs mum said:

Coffee. I’ll eat sometime.

After that effort I won’t be cooking tonight, it’ll be take-away pizza.

With a vigorous walk in between i hope.

….. and don’t forget the camera.

Woodie said:

Bubblecar said:

Woodie said:

That’s outrageous. I’m absolutely appalled. The Minister should resign.

They used to stock it but presumably sales were meh.

There are two things I cannot possibly tolerate. Pain, and no HP sauce. They may very well ask for a government enquiry. But I’m going to push for a full Royal Comission. Trial by Judge alone.

Could smuggle it into the village and if caught bite down on the cyanide fake tooth

this time tomorrow I will be sitting by a beach with absolutely nothing to do… bliiiiisssssss

AwesomeO said:

Cymek said:

poikilotherm said:

“The same was true of England’s Brexit vote, he said, which revealed that there were two kinds of politicians: “those who understand Facebook and those who lose elections.””

heh

I find it disturbing elections can now be decided on a politicians ability to sphincterate on social media, it’s the worse source for honesty and truth, but if you can use it you come across as “cool” and you’re a top bloke/sheila.

Some forum folk get news and outrage tickets from Facebook.

some forum folk are serial whiners at other’s perceived outrages.

Hot dry winds out there, looks to be trying to work up to a thunderstorm though. I have a big pile of burning off but I was too crook to do it last month and missed the chance for this year I think. Grass is crispy already and today’s wind is going to wick the moisture out of everything else.

Arts said:

this time tomorrow I will be sitting by a beach with absolutely nothing to do… bliiiiisssssss

Sounds good. I haven’t been to the seaside for years.

AwesomeO said:

Hot dry winds out there, looks to be trying to work up to a thunderstorm though. I have a big pile of burning off but I was too crook to do it last month and missed the chance for this year I think. Grass is crispy already and today’s wind is going to wick the moisture out of everything else.

All is damp & green this end. Grass well overdue for mowing but I’m waiting for Mr Tunks to find the time.

AwesomeO said:

Cymek said:

poikilotherm said:

“The same was true of England’s Brexit vote, he said, which revealed that there were two kinds of politicians: “those who understand Facebook and those who lose elections.””

heh

I find it disturbing elections can now be decided on a politicians ability to sphincterate on social media, it’s the worse source for honesty and truth, but if you can use it you come across as “cool” and you’re a top bloke/sheila.

Some forum folk get news and outrage tickets from Facebook.

Heh.

transition said:

five days growth

A little less fugly now.

Bubblecar said:

Arts said:

this time tomorrow I will be sitting by a beach with absolutely nothing to do… bliiiiisssssss

Sounds good. I haven’t been to the seaside for years.

I do like to be beside the sea side

Bubblecar said:

Arts said:

this time tomorrow I will be sitting by a beach with absolutely nothing to do… bliiiiisssssss

Sounds good. I haven’t been to the seaside for years.

It crossed my mind to move to the seaside the other night. I was channeling happy times in Forster when I was growing up. I flicked through the real estate and still couldn’t imagine living in some places that really are further away from everything than I am now.

I am not a beach person, sand too hot, water too cold, burn easily, but I do like being beachside, it’s gotta different smell and vibe places near the ocean. North Shore was good value and I used to enjoy holidays at Byron and Ballina.

AwesomeO said:

I am not a beach person, sand too hot, water too cold, burn easily, but I do like being beachside, it’s gotta different smell and vibe places near the ocean. North Shore was good value and I used to enjoy holidays at Byron and Ballina.

The sand is a pain

I don’t have an issue with the sand… I like the ocean, the waves, the water, the sun and the breeze…

Arts said:

I don’t have an issue with the sand… I like the ocean, the waves, the water, the sun and the breeze…

the sharks

poikilotherm said:

Arts said:

I don’t have an issue with the sand… I like the ocean, the waves, the water, the sun and the breeze…

the sharks

yep, them too…

sarahs mum said:

Bubblecar said:

Arts said:

this time tomorrow I will be sitting by a beach with absolutely nothing to do… bliiiiisssssss

Sounds good. I haven’t been to the seaside for years.

It crossed my mind to move to the seaside the other night. I was channeling happy times in Forster when I was growing up. I flicked through the real estate and still couldn’t imagine living in some places that really are further away from everything than I am now.

There are sometimes excellent places for rent by the sea. But I don’t have transport to go and look at them.

Have to bite the bullet and get a motor car one day, and learn to drive it.

Arts said:

poikilotherm said:

Arts said:

I don’t have an issue with the sand… I like the ocean, the waves, the water, the sun and the breeze…

the sharks

yep, them too…

…with chips and tartare sauce.

Bubblecar said:

sarahs mum said:

Bubblecar said:

Sounds good. I haven’t been to the seaside for years.

It crossed my mind to move to the seaside the other night. I was channeling happy times in Forster when I was growing up. I flicked through the real estate and still couldn’t imagine living in some places that really are further away from everything than I am now.

There are sometimes excellent places for rent by the sea. But I don’t have transport to go and look at them.

Have to bite the bullet and get a motor car one day, and learn to drive it.

Me too. But I don’t think driving in Orford would be that challenging.

Bubblecar said:

sarahs mum said:

Bubblecar said:

Sounds good. I haven’t been to the seaside for years.

It crossed my mind to move to the seaside the other night. I was channeling happy times in Forster when I was growing up. I flicked through the real estate and still couldn’t imagine living in some places that really are further away from everything than I am now.

There are sometimes excellent places for rent by the sea. But I don’t have transport to go and look at them.

Have to bite the bullet and get a motor car one day, and learn to drive it.

It could have an Ahooga horn

Lot 2, Paradise Court Orford, Tas 7190
Residential Land 3,566 m²
$185,000+

https://www.realestate.com.au/property-residential+land-tas-orford-202217606

Cymek said:

Bubblecar said:

sarahs mum said:

It crossed my mind to move to the seaside the other night. I was channeling happy times in Forster when I was growing up. I flicked through the real estate and still couldn’t imagine living in some places that really are further away from everything than I am now.

There are sometimes excellent places for rent by the sea. But I don’t have transport to go and look at them.

Have to bite the bullet and get a motor car one day, and learn to drive it.

It could have an Ahooga horn

Something basic like a little Vauxhall 10 would do me.

Bubblecar said:

Cymek said:

Bubblecar said:

There are sometimes excellent places for rent by the sea. But I don’t have transport to go and look at them.

Have to bite the bullet and get a motor car one day, and learn to drive it.

It could have an Ahooga horn

Something basic like a little Vauxhall 10 would do me.

Death trap

sarahs mum said:

Lot 2, Paradise Court Orford, Tas 7190
Residential Land 3,566 m²
$185,000+

https://www.realestate.com.au/property-residential+land-tas-orford-202217606

Actually on the waterfront would be better.

Bubblecar said:

Cymek said:

Bubblecar said:

There are sometimes excellent places for rent by the sea. But I don’t have transport to go and look at them.

Have to bite the bullet and get a motor car one day, and learn to drive it.

It could have an Ahooga horn

Something basic like a little Vauxhall 10 would do me.

You may find that a little more difficult to learn to drive than a modern motor car.

AwesomeO said:

Arts said:

poikilotherm said:

the sharks

yep, them too…

…with chips and tartare sauce.

mmmmmm

Bubblecar said:

sarahs mum said:

Lot 2, Paradise Court Orford, Tas 7190
Residential Land 3,566 m²
$185,000+

https://www.realestate.com.au/property-residential+land-tas-orford-202217606

Actually on the waterfront would be better.

This is waterfront, and the best value land I have seen for ages. I had a lot of photos, but they self-destructed with the last computer. There’s another down the street- a bit more level – and much more expensive. We thought about it. Seriously.

https://www.realestate.com.au/property-residential+land-qld-zilzie-201925954

Michael V said:

Bubblecar said:

Cymek said:

It could have an Ahooga horn

Something basic like a little Vauxhall 10 would do me.

You may find that a little more difficult to learn to drive than a modern motor car.

Oh, and somewhat lacking in safety features. Like decent, pull up fast-and-straight brakes. And crumple zones and seat belts. And air bags. etc, etc, etc.

Michael V said:

Bubblecar said:

Cymek said:

It could have an Ahooga horn

Something basic like a little Vauxhall 10 would do me.

You may find that a little more difficult to learn to drive than a modern motor car.

You are in a good place to have a driving lesson. No hills. No hair pins. Wide streets. You could book a lesson with someone with a small automatic and see how you go…

Michael V said:

Bubblecar said:

Cymek said:

It could have an Ahooga horn

Something basic like a little Vauxhall 10 would do me.

You may find that a little more difficult to learn to drive than a modern motor car.

How about this full colour damp Rover..

sarahs mum said:

Michael V said:

Bubblecar said:

Something basic like a little Vauxhall 10 would do me.

You may find that a little more difficult to learn to drive than a modern motor car.

You are in a good place to have a driving lesson. No hills. No hair pins. Wide streets. You could book a lesson with someone with a small automatic and see how you go…

We’ll see.

Michael V said:

Michael V said:

Bubblecar said:

Something basic like a little Vauxhall 10 would do me.

You may find that a little more difficult to learn to drive than a modern motor car.

Oh, and somewhat lacking in safety features. Like decent, pull up fast-and-straight brakes. And crumple zones and seat belts. And air bags. etc, etc, etc.

And no frigging about with a choke or doing points and greasing th chassis.

Michael V said:

Bubblecar said:

sarahs mum said:

Lot 2, Paradise Court Orford, Tas 7190
Residential Land 3,566 m²
$185,000+

https://www.realestate.com.au/property-residential+land-tas-orford-202217606

Actually on the waterfront would be better.

This is waterfront, and the best value land I have seen for ages. I had a lot of photos, but they self-destructed with the last computer. There’s another down the street- a bit more level – and much more expensive. We thought about it. Seriously.

https://www.realestate.com.au/property-residential+land-qld-zilzie-201925954

That’s a long way from a grandson.

AwesomeO said:

Michael V said:

Michael V said:

You may find that a little more difficult to learn to drive than a modern motor car.

Oh, and somewhat lacking in safety features. Like decent, pull up fast-and-straight brakes. And crumple zones and seat belts. And air bags. etc, etc, etc.

And no frigging about with a choke or doing points and greasing th chassis.

And no electonic anything to stuff up.

sarahs mum said:

Michael V said:

Bubblecar said:

Actually on the waterfront would be better.

This is waterfront, and the best value land I have seen for ages. I had a lot of photos, but they self-destructed with the last computer. There’s another down the street- a bit more level – and much more expensive. We thought about it. Seriously.

https://www.realestate.com.au/property-residential+land-qld-zilzie-201925954

That’s a long way from a grandson.

Although Orford is a longish way away from a grandson I would think they would visit for a weekend or two in the holidays.

sarahs mum said:

Michael V said:

Bubblecar said:

Actually on the waterfront would be better.

This is waterfront, and the best value land I have seen for ages. I had a lot of photos, but they self-destructed with the last computer. There’s another down the street- a bit more level – and much more expensive. We thought about it. Seriously.

https://www.realestate.com.au/property-residential+land-qld-zilzie-201925954

That’s a long way from a grandson.

Bubblecar? What have you not been telling us?

Younger sister has sold her North Hobart house for $70,000 more than she’s paying for this pretty country property.

Michael V said:

sarahs mum said:

Michael V said:

This is waterfront, and the best value land I have seen for ages. I had a lot of photos, but they self-destructed with the last computer. There’s another down the street- a bit more level – and much more expensive. We thought about it. Seriously.

https://www.realestate.com.au/property-residential+land-qld-zilzie-201925954

That’s a long way from a grandson.

Bubblecar? What have you not been telling us?

Sorry. Wrong clicking.

Bubblecar said:

Younger sister has sold her North Hobart house for $70,000 more than she’s paying for this pretty country property.

It is probably a sensible area for me to consider. It is closer to Sarah.

sarahs mum said:

Michael V said:

sarahs mum said:

That’s a long way from a grandson.

Bubblecar? What have you not been telling us?

Sorry. Wrong clicking.

The explanation isn’t that simple a cover up I think

Q Mr. President, why are you attacking Paul Ryan?

THE PRESIDENT: Birthright citizenship is a very, very important subject. In my opinion, it’s much less complex than people think. I think it says it very loud and clear in the Constitution that you don’t have to go through the process of whatever they’re talking about. And, by the way, this is not a Constitutional amendment. You don’t need a Constitutional amendment for birthright citizenship.

Q Who told you that?

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefings-statements/remarks-president-trump-marine-one-departure-21/

The Process Of Whatever They’re Talking About

The Leopard Seal looks very prehistoric, as if from an entirely different age, but it’s not.

dv said:

Q Mr. President, why are you attacking Paul Ryan?

THE PRESIDENT: Birthright citizenship is a very, very important subject. In my opinion, it’s much less complex than people think. I think it says it very loud and clear in the Constitution that you don’t have to go through the process of whatever they’re talking about. And, by the way, this is not a Constitutional amendment. You don’t need a Constitutional amendment for birthright citizenship.

Q Who told you that?

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefings-statements/remarks-president-trump-marine-one-departure-21/

The Process Of Whatever They’re Talking About

Do they get to throw out his kids?

Anyone like a Joss Stick?

Thursday 11:42: The 50% count is up and now Merridew and Sherlock win while sitting councillors Sexton and Christie are out. I am examining this to see how close it is and whether it can be relied on and will post findings shortly.

Bubblecar said:

Younger sister has sold her North Hobart house for $70,000 more than she’s paying for this pretty country property.

Nice.

:)

Sporting Shooters’ Association head named in double shooting

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/nation/sporting-shooters-association-head-named-in-double-shooting/news-story/460c66d63596c85c1ea007375d0c4162

Paul Cohrs is well known in the border country between Victoria and NSW, around the town of Mildura. He’s a former deputy mayor of Wentworth Shire and head of the local sporting shooters association.

But his actions have left locals stunned as they come to terms with his alleged murder of his elderly mother and brother and ­apparent attempt at suicide.

Police are investigating whether Mr Cohrs drove to his brother’s property in Rufus, NSW, with a real estate agent, killed his brother and then tied up the real estate agent before crossing into Victoria and shooting his mother. Police are investigating whether he then drove back to NSW and released the real estate agent before shooting himself.

sarahs mum said:

Michael V said:

sarahs mum said:

That’s a long way from a grandson.

Bubblecar? What have you not been telling us?

Sorry. Wrong clicking.

:) No worries…

:)

PermeateFree said:

The Leopard Seal looks very prehistoric, as if from an entirely different age, but it’s not.

Convergent evolution at work. Some body shapes work for certain niches, and nature finds a way to use them over again.

dv said:

Q Mr. President, why are you attacking Paul Ryan?

THE PRESIDENT: Birthright citizenship is a very, very important subject. In my opinion, it’s much less complex than people think. I think it says it very loud and clear in the Constitution that you don’t have to go through the process of whatever they’re talking about. And, by the way, this is not a Constitutional amendment. You don’t need a Constitutional amendment for birthright citizenship.

Q Who told you that?

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefings-statements/remarks-president-trump-marine-one-departure-21/

The Process Of Whatever They’re Talking About

Should presidential eligibility include an IQ over 85

party_pants said:

PermeateFree said:

The Leopard Seal looks very prehistoric, as if from an entirely different age, but it’s not.

Convergent evolution at work. Some body shapes work for certain niches, and nature finds a way to use them over again.

It’s an ideal aquatic body shape for a larger animal

PermeateFree said:

The Leopard Seal looks very prehistoric, as if from an entirely different age, but it’s not.

“Why does this bird taste like fish?”

dv said:

Sporting Shooters’ Association head named in double shooting

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/nation/sporting-shooters-association-head-named-in-double-shooting/news-story/460c66d63596c85c1ea007375d0c4162

Paul Cohrs is well known in the border country between Victoria and NSW, around the town of Mildura. He’s a former deputy mayor of Wentworth Shire and head of the local sporting shooters association.

But his actions have left locals stunned as they come to terms with his alleged murder of his elderly mother and brother and ­apparent attempt at suicide.

Police are investigating whether Mr Cohrs drove to his brother’s property in Rufus, NSW, with a real estate agent, killed his brother and then tied up the real estate agent before crossing into Victoria and shooting his mother. Police are investigating whether he then drove back to NSW and released the real estate agent before shooting himself.

I am supposing the Tassie govt knew about this while they were pushing relaxation of gun laws for sporting shooters a couple of days ago.

sarahs mum said:

Thursday 11:42: The 50% count is up and now Merridew and Sherlock win while sitting councillors Sexton and Christie are out. I am examining this to see how close it is and whether it can be relied on and will post findings shortly.

has Mr 2 Votes we were talking about the other day added to his score?

Cymek said:

dv said:

Q Mr. President, why are you attacking Paul Ryan?

THE PRESIDENT: Birthright citizenship is a very, very important subject. In my opinion, it’s much less complex than people think. I think it says it very loud and clear in the Constitution that you don’t have to go through the process of whatever they’re talking about. And, by the way, this is not a Constitutional amendment. You don’t need a Constitutional amendment for birthright citizenship.

Q Who told you that?

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefings-statements/remarks-president-trump-marine-one-departure-21/

The Process Of Whatever They’re Talking About

Should presidential eligibility include an IQ over 85

It’s kind of hard for me to believe that he doesn’t realise he can’t override the constitution so I can only assume he is playing to his <85 base in the lead up to the midterms. Next week he’ll just drop it and they’ll forget.

dv said:

Sporting Shooters’ Association head named in double shooting

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/nation/sporting-shooters-association-head-named-in-double-shooting/news-story/460c66d63596c85c1ea007375d0c4162

Paul Cohrs is well known in the border country between Victoria and NSW, around the town of Mildura. He’s a former deputy mayor of Wentworth Shire and head of the local sporting shooters association.

But his actions have left locals stunned as they come to terms with his alleged murder of his elderly mother and brother and ­apparent attempt at suicide.

Police are investigating whether Mr Cohrs drove to his brother’s property in Rufus, NSW, with a real estate agent, killed his brother and then tied up the real estate agent before crossing into Victoria and shooting his mother. Police are investigating whether he then drove back to NSW and released the real estate agent before shooting himself.

Guns don’t kill people, shooters kill people.

I just walked up to the accountant’s and back to sort out having leave straddling the end of financial year and the timing problems that made. It is truly horrible outside here at the moment. And I can smell smoke on those wind gusts. Must be from Natimuk, I think.

http://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDV60801/IDV60801.94829.shtml

Bubblecar said:

dv said:

Sporting Shooters’ Association head named in double shooting

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/nation/sporting-shooters-association-head-named-in-double-shooting/news-story/460c66d63596c85c1ea007375d0c4162

Paul Cohrs is well known in the border country between Victoria and NSW, around the town of Mildura. He’s a former deputy mayor of Wentworth Shire and head of the local sporting shooters association.

But his actions have left locals stunned as they come to terms with his alleged murder of his elderly mother and brother and ­apparent attempt at suicide.

Police are investigating whether Mr Cohrs drove to his brother’s property in Rufus, NSW, with a real estate agent, killed his brother and then tied up the real estate agent before crossing into Victoria and shooting his mother. Police are investigating whether he then drove back to NSW and released the real estate agent before shooting himself.

Guns don’t kill people, shooters kill people.

So what we need to do is allow an abundance of guns but back it impossible for them to be fired.

G’evening etc.

Sincere condolences to Stumpy_seahorse’s forum friends. A dreadful shock.

mr kii is looking much better today. Finally got the pee bag removed and he’s running around like a hyperactive 6 year old on speed. We’re still waiting on news about the next stage of his treatment.

An end of summer mouse invasion has resulted in one slightly stinky body behind the German shrunk cabinet thing . Apparently suffocated by dog hair and cat fluff. Plus one splattered everywhere by a trap in the new kitchen sink cupboard.

PermeateFree said:

The Leopard Seal looks very prehistoric, as if from an entirely different age, but it’s not.

I got 10 bucks on the penguin

dv said:

Bubblecar said:

dv said:

Sporting Shooters’ Association head named in double shooting

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/nation/sporting-shooters-association-head-named-in-double-shooting/news-story/460c66d63596c85c1ea007375d0c4162

Paul Cohrs is well known in the border country between Victoria and NSW, around the town of Mildura. He’s a former deputy mayor of Wentworth Shire and head of the local sporting shooters association.

But his actions have left locals stunned as they come to terms with his alleged murder of his elderly mother and brother and ­apparent attempt at suicide.

Police are investigating whether Mr Cohrs drove to his brother’s property in Rufus, NSW, with a real estate agent, killed his brother and then tied up the real estate agent before crossing into Victoria and shooting his mother. Police are investigating whether he then drove back to NSW and released the real estate agent before shooting himself.

Guns don’t kill people, shooters kill people.

So what we need to do is allow an abundance of guns but back it impossible for them to be fired.

And outlaw Shooters’ Associations.

kii said:

G’evening etc.

Sincere condolences to Stumpy_seahorse’s forum friends. A dreadful shock.

mr kii is looking much better today. Finally got the pee bag removed and he’s running around like a hyperactive 6 year old on speed. We’re still waiting on news about the next stage of his treatment.

An end of summer mouse invasion has resulted in one slightly stinky body behind the German shrunk cabinet thing . Apparently suffocated by dog hair and cat fluff. Plus one splattered everywhere by a trap in the new kitchen sink cupboard.

Hi kii, good to hear mr kii is jumping up and down again.

party_pants said:

sarahs mum said:

Thursday 11:42: The 50% count is up and now Merridew and Sherlock win while sitting councillors Sexton and Christie are out. I am examining this to see how close it is and whether it can be relied on and will post findings shortly.

has Mr 2 Votes we were talking about the other day added to his score?

Dunno. When I find out I will let you know. But Car and I and lots of others will be happy that Christie has gone.

He sent me an email to my uni account a few weeks ago. I went off at him. He replied that I was right in what I said…he had lifted my email address off a submission to council from a few years back, and he took it on board that I didn’t live in the electorate, and he wished me a nice life.

buffy said:

I just walked up to the accountant’s and back to sort out having leave straddling the end of financial year and the timing problems that made. It is truly horrible outside here at the moment. And I can smell smoke on those wind gusts. Must be from Natimuk, I think.

http://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDV60801/IDV60801.94829.shtml

It’s not going to be a good season I fear.

Bubblecar said:

kii said:

G’evening etc.

Sincere condolences to Stumpy_seahorse’s forum friends. A dreadful shock.

mr kii is looking much better today. Finally got the pee bag removed and he’s running around like a hyperactive 6 year old on speed. We’re still waiting on news about the next stage of his treatment.

An end of summer mouse invasion has resulted in one slightly stinky body behind the German shrunk cabinet thing . Apparently suffocated by dog hair and cat fluff. Plus one splattered everywhere by a trap in the new kitchen sink cupboard.

Hi kii, good to hear mr kii is jumping up and down again.

Thanks.

kii said:

G’evening etc.

Sincere condolences to Stumpy_seahorse’s forum friends. A dreadful shock.

mr kii is looking much better today. Finally got the pee bag removed and he’s running around like a hyperactive 6 year old on speed. We’re still waiting on news about the next stage of his treatment.

An end of summer mouse invasion has resulted in one slightly stinky body behind the German shrunk cabinet thing . Apparently suffocated by dog hair and cat fluff. Plus one splattered everywhere by a trap in the new kitchen sink cupboard.

——

good news on Mr Kii. Sends best wishes for phase two.

sarahs mum said:

buffy said:

I just walked up to the accountant’s and back to sort out having leave straddling the end of financial year and the timing problems that made. It is truly horrible outside here at the moment. And I can smell smoke on those wind gusts. Must be from Natimuk, I think.

http://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDV60801/IDV60801.94829.shtml

It’s not going to be a good season I fear.

At the start of 2018, the long range forecast was for an average year. This forecast changed dramatically as the year progressed. At present the forecast is for a long hot and dry summer with bugger all in reserve.

sarahs mum said:

kii said:

G’evening etc.

Sincere condolences to Stumpy_seahorse’s forum friends. A dreadful shock.

mr kii is looking much better today. Finally got the pee bag removed and he’s running around like a hyperactive 6 year old on speed. We’re still waiting on news about the next stage of his treatment.

An end of summer mouse invasion has resulted in one slightly stinky body behind the German shrunk cabinet thing . Apparently suffocated by dog hair and cat fluff. Plus one splattered everywhere by a trap in the new kitchen sink cupboard.

——

good news on Mr Kii. Sends best wishes for phase two.

+1

How are you going Kii?

Eating a tin of salmon with a whole chilli in it (it’s chilli flavoured) and its quite hot, I will be brave and eat the chilli as well

Cymek said:

Eating a tin of salmon with a whole chilli in it (it’s chilli flavoured) and its quite hot, I will be brave and eat the chilli as well

The capsaicin is oil soluble and most of it will have already leaked to the salmon (which is usually at least a bit oily) so the chilli should not be as spicy as all dingdong.

dv said:

Cymek said:

dv said:

Q Mr. President, why are you attacking Paul Ryan?

THE PRESIDENT: Birthright citizenship is a very, very important subject. In my opinion, it’s much less complex than people think. I think it says it very loud and clear in the Constitution that you don’t have to go through the process of whatever they’re talking about. And, by the way, this is not a Constitutional amendment. You don’t need a Constitutional amendment for birthright citizenship.

Q Who told you that?

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefings-statements/remarks-president-trump-marine-one-departure-21/

The Process Of Whatever They’re Talking About

Should presidential eligibility include an IQ over 85

It’s kind of hard for me to believe that he doesn’t realise he can’t override the constitution so I can only assume he is playing to his <85 base in the lead up to the midterms. Next week he’ll just drop it and they’ll forget.

He seems to work that way.

dv said:

Cymek said:

Eating a tin of salmon with a whole chilli in it (it’s chilli flavoured) and its quite hot, I will be brave and eat the chilli as well

The capsaicin is oil soluble and most of it will have already leaked to the salmon (which is usually at least a bit oily) so the chilli should not be as spicy as all dingdong.

Yes it has, it wasn’t too bad, quite dried out in fact

sarahs mum said:

How are you going Kii?

Just waiting for either a civil war and/or a border war. National Guard, military, heavily armed militia, rioting snowflake libtards and evangelical morons.

Bubblecar said:

dv said:

Sporting Shooters’ Association head named in double shooting

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/nation/sporting-shooters-association-head-named-in-double-shooting/news-story/460c66d63596c85c1ea007375d0c4162

Paul Cohrs is well known in the border country between Victoria and NSW, around the town of Mildura. He’s a former deputy mayor of Wentworth Shire and head of the local sporting shooters association.

But his actions have left locals stunned as they come to terms with his alleged murder of his elderly mother and brother and ­apparent attempt at suicide.

Police are investigating whether Mr Cohrs drove to his brother’s property in Rufus, NSW, with a real estate agent, killed his brother and then tied up the real estate agent before crossing into Victoria and shooting his mother. Police are investigating whether he then drove back to NSW and released the real estate agent before shooting himself.

Guns don’t kill people, shooters kill people.

So they say.

kii said:

sarahs mum said:

How are you going Kii?

Just waiting for either a civil war and/or a border war. National Guard, military, heavily armed militia, rioting snowflake libtards and evangelical morons.

Something of that order by the looks.

Cymek said:

Eating a tin of salmon with a whole chilli in it (it’s chilli flavoured) and its quite hot, I will be brave and eat the chilli as well

I loved those fishy delights! Little yellow and red tins?

Michael V said:

Bubblecar said:

dv said:

Sporting Shooters’ Association head named in double shooting

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/nation/sporting-shooters-association-head-named-in-double-shooting/news-story/460c66d63596c85c1ea007375d0c4162

Paul Cohrs is well known in the border country between Victoria and NSW, around the town of Mildura. He’s a former deputy mayor of Wentworth Shire and head of the local sporting shooters association.

But his actions have left locals stunned as they come to terms with his alleged murder of his elderly mother and brother and ­apparent attempt at suicide.

Police are investigating whether Mr Cohrs drove to his brother’s property in Rufus, NSW, with a real estate agent, killed his brother and then tied up the real estate agent before crossing into Victoria and shooting his mother. Police are investigating whether he then drove back to NSW and released the real estate agent before shooting himself.

Guns don’t kill people, shooters kill people.

So they say.

He would have had to use a brick otherwise. It is quite possible that he could have chickened out because it is difficult to finish yourself off with a brick.

kii said:

sarahs mum said:

How are you going Kii?

Just waiting for either a civil war and/or a border war. National Guard, military, heavily armed militia, rioting snowflake libtards and evangelical morons.

:(

kii said:

Cymek said:

Eating a tin of salmon with a whole chilli in it (it’s chilli flavoured) and its quite hot, I will be brave and eat the chilli as well

I loved those fishy delights! Little yellow and red tins?

Yes Safcol red tin

sarahs mum said:

kii said:

G’evening etc.

Sincere condolences to Stumpy_seahorse’s forum friends. A dreadful shock.

mr kii is looking much better today. Finally got the pee bag removed and he’s running around like a hyperactive 6 year old on speed. We’re still waiting on news about the next stage of his treatment.

An end of summer mouse invasion has resulted in one slightly stinky body behind the German shrunk cabinet thing . Apparently suffocated by dog hair and cat fluff. Plus one splattered everywhere by a trap in the new kitchen sink cupboard.

——

good news on Mr Kii. Sends best wishes for phase two.

Seconded.

dv said:

Sporting Shooters’ Association head named in double shooting

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/nation/sporting-shooters-association-head-named-in-double-shooting/news-story/460c66d63596c85c1ea007375d0c4162

Paul Cohrs is well known in the border country between Victoria and NSW, around the town of Mildura. He’s a former deputy mayor of Wentworth Shire and head of the local sporting shooters association.

But his actions have left locals stunned as they come to terms with his alleged murder of his elderly mother and brother and ­apparent attempt at suicide.

Police are investigating whether Mr Cohrs drove to his brother’s property in Rufus, NSW, with a real estate agent, killed his brother and then tied up the real estate agent before crossing into Victoria and shooting his mother. Police are investigating whether he then drove back to NSW and released the real estate agent before shooting himself.

I support responsible gun ownership and use.

dv said:

Cymek said:

Eating a tin of salmon with a whole chilli in it (it’s chilli flavoured) and its quite hot, I will be brave and eat the chilli as well

The capsaicin is oil soluble and most of it will have already leaked to the salmon (which is usually at least a bit oily) so the chilli should not be as spicy as all dingdong.

This. Chilli tuna was had for lunch. I always eat the chilli, and it’s the same heat as the rest of the stuff in the can.

sarahs mum said:

kii said:

sarahs mum said:

How are you going Kii?

Just waiting for either a civil war and/or a border war. National Guard, military, heavily armed militia, rioting snowflake libtards and evangelical morons.

:(

Have thought about a mass civil riot in the USA with a pissed off minority, lots of guns about

dv said:

Cymek said:

dv said:

Q Mr. President, why are you attacking Paul Ryan?

THE PRESIDENT: Birthright citizenship is a very, very important subject. In my opinion, it’s much less complex than people think. I think it says it very loud and clear in the Constitution that you don’t have to go through the process of whatever they’re talking about. And, by the way, this is not a Constitutional amendment. You don’t need a Constitutional amendment for birthright citizenship.

Q Who told you that?

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefings-statements/remarks-president-trump-marine-one-departure-21/

The Process Of Whatever They’re Talking About

Should presidential eligibility include an IQ over 85

It’s kind of hard for me to believe that he doesn’t realise he can’t override the constitution so I can only assume he is playing to his <85 base in the lead up to the midterms. Next week he’ll just drop it and they’ll forget.

“I’m going to Florida. We’ll spend a lot of time. We’re going to make a speech tonight, or a rally. And we have a tremendous crowd. We have a lot of people. Whatever it is, it’s packed.”

What?

kii said:

sarahs mum said:

How are you going Kii?

Just waiting for either a civil war and/or a border war. National Guard, military, heavily armed militia, rioting snowflake libtards and evangelical morons.

Robert Mueller reportedly has his report ready to publish along with some instructions to indict some further people, and is waiting til close of polls next Tuesday to avoid interfering with the election.

If
a) there’s a prima facie case against the President on obstruction, conspiracy against the USA etc,

AND

b) the election results are as bad for the Reps as it appears they will be

then it wouldn’t be surprising if they leant on him to resign. It might be a good option for him: resign now, Pence gives a blanket pardon, he gets to rant and rave to rallies of rednecks about being robbed for the rest of his life.

Thing is, even if this happens, it’s going to be hard to put the genie back in the bottle. The President has given credence to conspiracy theories about Wall St Jews funding an invading horde or smallpox bearing gangsters, he’s got millions people up straight thinking anything they hear from proper sources is false, he’s praised violence against his opponents.

party_pants said:

dv said:

Sporting Shooters’ Association head named in double shooting

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/nation/sporting-shooters-association-head-named-in-double-shooting/news-story/460c66d63596c85c1ea007375d0c4162

Paul Cohrs is well known in the border country between Victoria and NSW, around the town of Mildura. He’s a former deputy mayor of Wentworth Shire and head of the local sporting shooters association.

But his actions have left locals stunned as they come to terms with his alleged murder of his elderly mother and brother and ­apparent attempt at suicide.

Police are investigating whether Mr Cohrs drove to his brother’s property in Rufus, NSW, with a real estate agent, killed his brother and then tied up the real estate agent before crossing into Victoria and shooting his mother. Police are investigating whether he then drove back to NSW and released the real estate agent before shooting himself.

I support responsible gun ownership and use.

Presumably so did this man when he was head of the local association.

party_pants said:

dv said:

Sporting Shooters’ Association head named in double shooting

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/nation/sporting-shooters-association-head-named-in-double-shooting/news-story/460c66d63596c85c1ea007375d0c4162

Paul Cohrs is well known in the border country between Victoria and NSW, around the town of Mildura. He’s a former deputy mayor of Wentworth Shire and head of the local sporting shooters association.

But his actions have left locals stunned as they come to terms with his alleged murder of his elderly mother and brother and ­apparent attempt at suicide.

Police are investigating whether Mr Cohrs drove to his brother’s property in Rufus, NSW, with a real estate agent, killed his brother and then tied up the real estate agent before crossing into Victoria and shooting his mother. Police are investigating whether he then drove back to NSW and released the real estate agent before shooting himself.

I support responsible gun ownership and use.

Fair.

I oppose efforts by the Sporting Shooters association and their parliamentary wing to weaken gun laws.

buffy said:

party_pants said:

dv said:

Sporting Shooters’ Association head named in double shooting

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/nation/sporting-shooters-association-head-named-in-double-shooting/news-story/460c66d63596c85c1ea007375d0c4162

Paul Cohrs is well known in the border country between Victoria and NSW, around the town of Mildura. He’s a former deputy mayor of Wentworth Shire and head of the local sporting shooters association.

But his actions have left locals stunned as they come to terms with his alleged murder of his elderly mother and brother and ­apparent attempt at suicide.

Police are investigating whether Mr Cohrs drove to his brother’s property in Rufus, NSW, with a real estate agent, killed his brother and then tied up the real estate agent before crossing into Victoria and shooting his mother. Police are investigating whether he then drove back to NSW and released the real estate agent before shooting himself.

I support responsible gun ownership and use.

Presumably so did this man when he was head of the local association.

Exactly.

My point is that you cannot rely on gun owners to be responsible at all times, especially if they are humans.

dv said:

kii said:

sarahs mum said:

How are you going Kii?

Just waiting for either a civil war and/or a border war. National Guard, military, heavily armed militia, rioting snowflake libtards and evangelical morons.

Robert Mueller reportedly has his report ready to publish along with some instructions to indict some further people, and is waiting til close of polls next Tuesday to avoid interfering with the election.

If
a) there’s a prima facie case against the President on obstruction, conspiracy against the USA etc,

AND

b) the election results are as bad for the Reps as it appears they will be

then it wouldn’t be surprising if they leant on him to resign. It might be a good option for him: resign now, Pence gives a blanket pardon, he gets to rant and rave to rallies of rednecks about being robbed for the rest of his life.

Thing is, even if this happens, it’s going to be hard to put the genie back in the bottle. The President has given credence to conspiracy theories about Wall St Jews funding an invading horde or smallpox bearing gangsters, he’s got millions people up straight thinking anything they hear from proper sources is false, he’s praised violence against his opponents.

Trump kinds of marks the USA decline doesn’t he, if he got to be elected and is doing the opposite of what needs to be done and doesn’t seem to have any decency at all it reflects on the population in general.

dv said:

kii said:

sarahs mum said:

How are you going Kii?

Just waiting for either a civil war and/or a border war. National Guard, military, heavily armed militia, rioting snowflake libtards and evangelical morons.

Robert Mueller reportedly has his report ready to publish along with some instructions to indict some further people, and is waiting til close of polls next Tuesday to avoid interfering with the election.

If
a) there’s a prima facie case against the President on obstruction, conspiracy against the USA etc,

AND

b) the election results are as bad for the Reps as it appears they will be

then it wouldn’t be surprising if they leant on him to resign. It might be a good option for him: resign now, Pence gives a blanket pardon, he gets to rant and rave to rallies of rednecks about being robbed for the rest of his life.

Thing is, even if this happens, it’s going to be hard to put the genie back in the bottle. The President has given credence to conspiracy theories about Wall St Jews funding an invading horde or smallpox bearing gangsters, he’s got millions people up straight thinking anything they hear from proper sources is false, he’s praised violence against his opponents.

Oh goody.

Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan has attacked hardliners and appealed for calm after the acquittal of a Christian woman convicted of blasphemy.
In a televised broadcast, Mr Khan said hardliners were “inciting for their own political gain”, claiming they are “doing no service to Islam”.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-46048433

party_pants said:

buffy said:

party_pants said:

I support responsible gun ownership and use.

Presumably so did this man when he was head of the local association.

Exactly.

My point is that you cannot rely on all gun owners to be responsible at all times.

fixed.

dv said:

party_pants said:

dv said:

Sporting Shooters’ Association head named in double shooting

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/nation/sporting-shooters-association-head-named-in-double-shooting/news-story/460c66d63596c85c1ea007375d0c4162

Paul Cohrs is well known in the border country between Victoria and NSW, around the town of Mildura. He’s a former deputy mayor of Wentworth Shire and head of the local sporting shooters association.

But his actions have left locals stunned as they come to terms with his alleged murder of his elderly mother and brother and ­apparent attempt at suicide.

Police are investigating whether Mr Cohrs drove to his brother’s property in Rufus, NSW, with a real estate agent, killed his brother and then tied up the real estate agent before crossing into Victoria and shooting his mother. Police are investigating whether he then drove back to NSW and released the real estate agent before shooting himself.

I support responsible gun ownership and use.

Fair.

I oppose efforts by the Sporting Shooters association and their parliamentary wing to weaken gun laws.

Does owning a gun reconcile with being sensible about it use, it gives you that option to use it in violence

dv said:

Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan has attacked hardliners and appealed for calm after the acquittal of a Christian woman convicted of blasphemy.
In a televised broadcast, Mr Khan said hardliners were “inciting for their own political gain”, claiming they are “doing no service to Islam”.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-46048433

Can he hit them for six?

That crane that came down onto a house is still sitting there. I imagine there’s a shitfight going on in the background with insurance companies etc. There was a heap of concrete being poured at the site yesterday, so they’re probably shoring something up.

Cymek said:

dv said:

party_pants said:

I support responsible gun ownership and use.

Fair.

I oppose efforts by the Sporting Shooters association and their parliamentary wing to weaken gun laws.

Does owning a gun reconcile with being sensible about it use, it gives you that option to use it in violence

I’m not unusual because I know others who would never use their guns in violent situations. Mainly becayse they simply don’t get into violent situations.

party_pants said:

sarahs mum said:

Thursday 11:42: The 50% count is up and now Merridew and Sherlock win while sitting councillors Sexton and Christie are out. I am examining this to see how close it is and whether it can be relied on and will post findings shortly.

has Mr 2 Votes we were talking about the other day added to his score?

5.

kii said:

dv said:

Cymek said:

Should presidential eligibility include an IQ over 85

It’s kind of hard for me to believe that he doesn’t realise he can’t override the constitution so I can only assume he is playing to his <85 base in the lead up to the midterms. Next week he’ll just drop it and they’ll forget.

“I’m going to Florida. We’ll spend a lot of time. We’re going to make a speech tonight, or a rally. And we have a tremendous crowd. We have a lot of people. Whatever it is, it’s packed.”

Talk about a lyrical gangster. I think Im starting to warm to Trumps turn of phrase.

Just a little bit.

Michael V said:

dv said:

Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan has attacked hardliners and appealed for calm after the acquittal of a Christian woman convicted of blasphemy.
In a televised broadcast, Mr Khan said hardliners were “inciting for their own political gain”, claiming they are “doing no service to Islam”.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-46048433

Can he hit them for six?

Blasphemy what a stupid concept

roughbarked said:

Cymek said:

dv said:

Fair.

I oppose efforts by the Sporting Shooters association and their parliamentary wing to weaken gun laws.

Does owning a gun reconcile with being sensible about it use, it gives you that option to use it in violence

I’m not unusual because I know others who would never use their guns in violent situations. Mainly becayse they simply don’t get into violent situations.

No but someone could be in the wrong frame of mind and have access to a gun or even that someone else knows they have a gun and wants it.

So what’s the deal with “Normanby”? Did someone go to write Normandy but they accidentally got the d backwards?

roughbarked said:

Cymek said:

dv said:

Fair.

I oppose efforts by the Sporting Shooters association and their parliamentary wing to weaken gun laws.

Does owning a gun reconcile with being sensible about it use, it gives you that option to use it in violence

I’m not unusual because I know others who would never use their guns in violent situations. Mainly becayse they simply don’t get into violent situations.

Exactly. People just like Paul Cohrs.

Until very recently

Cymek said:

roughbarked said:

Cymek said:

Does owning a gun reconcile with being sensible about it use, it gives you that option to use it in violence

I’m not unusual because I know others who would never use their guns in violent situations. Mainly becayse they simply don’t get into violent situations.

No but someone could be in the wrong frame of mind and have access to a gun or even that someone else knows they have a gun and wants it.

That is why those who have a gun license need to have their guns locked away and nobody else should know where the key is.

dv said:

So what’s the deal with “Normanby”? Did someone go to write Normandy but they accidentally got the d backwards?

It’s a Brizzy pub.

dv said:

roughbarked said:

Cymek said:

Does owning a gun reconcile with being sensible about it use, it gives you that option to use it in violence

I’m not unusual because I know others who would never use their guns in violent situations. Mainly becayse they simply don’t get into violent situations.

Exactly. People just like Paul Cohrs.

Until very recently

I’ve been subjected to some very violent situations and all the while had a rifle up in the shed. Not once has the thought occurred to use the gun.

Probably at least 5 ways you can spell Nornanby.

roughbarked said:

Cymek said:

roughbarked said:

I’m not unusual because I know others who would never use their guns in violent situations. Mainly becayse they simply don’t get into violent situations.

No but someone could be in the wrong frame of mind and have access to a gun or even that someone else knows they have a gun and wants it.

That is why those who have a gun license need to have their guns locked away and nobody else should know where the key is.

I used to keep my pistol broken down into four parts, each hidden in a separate hidey-hole in the house, shed, and garage.

Unless you found all four parts, it was probably less lethal than a hammer.

roughbarked said:

dv said:

roughbarked said:

I’m not unusual because I know others who would never use their guns in violent situations. Mainly becayse they simply don’t get into violent situations.

Exactly. People just like Paul Cohrs.

Until very recently

I’ve been subjected to some very violent situations and all the while had a rifle up in the shed. Not once has the thought occurred to use the gun.

Not even hitting them on the head with it?

roughbarked said:

dv said:

roughbarked said:

I’m not unusual because I know others who would never use their guns in violent situations. Mainly becayse they simply don’t get into violent situations.

Exactly. People just like Paul Cohrs.

Until very recently

I’ve been subjected to some very violent situations and all the while had a rifle up in the shed. Not once has the thought occurred to use the gun.

No but others might, some guns are needed but military style weapons not really, they could even attract nutters as they are a macho gung-ho weapons.

Michael V said:

dv said:

So what’s the deal with “Normanby”? Did someone go to write Normandy but they accidentally got the d backwards?

It’s a Brizzy pub.

“ In general, the Anglo-Saxon and Norse place names tend to be rather mundane in origin, the most common types being or (almost all towns ending in -wich, -ton, -ham, -by, -thorpe, -stoke/stock are of these types).”

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Place_name_origins#England

No point having tank traps, anti drone and helicopter nets, mine fields and gun emplacements if you aint got no guns, pilgrims.

roughbarked said:

dv said:

roughbarked said:

I’m not unusual because I know others who would never use their guns in violent situations. Mainly becayse they simply don’t get into violent situations.

Exactly. People just like Paul Cohrs.

Until very recently

I’ve been subjected to some very violent situations and all the while had a rifle up in the shed. Not once has the thought occurred to use the gun.

But next time, you might. People are complex.

Cymek said:

roughbarked said:

dv said:

Exactly. People just like Paul Cohrs.

Until very recently

I’ve been subjected to some very violent situations and all the while had a rifle up in the shed. Not once has the thought occurred to use the gun.

No but others might, some guns are needed but military style weapons not really, they could even attract nutters as they are a macho gung-ho weapons.

Know what you mean.

Michael V said:

Michael V said:

dv said:

So what’s the deal with “Normanby”? Did someone go to write Normandy but they accidentally got the d backwards?

It’s a Brizzy pub.

“ In general, the Anglo-Saxon and Norse place names tend to be rather mundane in origin, the most common types being or (almost all towns ending in -wich, -ton, -ham, -by, -thorpe, -stoke/stock are of these types).”

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Place_name_origins#England

So probably means “Norman’s place” or something similar. A place where a Norman lived or farmed etc.

“For instance -by and torp are much more common in placenames of Denmark whilst toft/taft and bister/ster/bost are more common in names of Norway; all these elements essentially mean ‘settlement/dwelling’.”

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toponymy_of_England#Scandinavian_languages

Michael V said:

Michael V said:

Michael V said:

It’s a Brizzy pub.

“ In general, the Anglo-Saxon and Norse place names tend to be rather mundane in origin, the most common types being or (almost all towns ending in -wich, -ton, -ham, -by, -thorpe, -stoke/stock are of these types).”

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Place_name_origins#England

So probably means “Norman’s place” or something similar. A place where a Norman lived or farmed etc.

“For instance -by and torp are much more common in placenames of Denmark whilst toft/taft and bister/ster/bost are more common in names of Norway; all these elements essentially mean ‘settlement/dwelling’.”

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toponymy_of_England#Scandinavian_languages

Still discussing “Normanby”.

“Place names in England

There are four main categories of Viking place names in England.

1. Place names ending in -by, such as Selby or Whitby. These -by endings are generally places where the Vikings settled first. In Yorkshire there are 210 -by place names. The -by has passed into English as ‘by-law’ meaning the local law of the town or village.”

http://www.viking.no/e/england/e-pl-england.htm

PermeateFree said:

roughbarked said:

dv said:

Exactly. People just like Paul Cohrs.

Until very recently

I’ve been subjected to some very violent situations and all the while had a rifle up in the shed. Not once has the thought occurred to use the gun.

Not even hitting them on the head with it?

nope but as I said, I’m non violent.

roughbarked said:

PermeateFree said:

roughbarked said:

I’ve been subjected to some very violent situations and all the while had a rifle up in the shed. Not once has the thought occurred to use the gun.

Not even hitting them on the head with it?

nope but as I said, I’m non violent.

Other than towards feral cats that is.

Peak Warming Man said:

No point having tank traps, anti drone and helicopter nets, mine fields and gun emplacements if you aint got no guns, pilgrims.

You mean…i’ve wasted all that time and money and effort?

Peak Warming Man said:

No point having tank traps, anti drone and helicopter nets, mine fields and gun emplacements if you aint got no guns, pilgrims.

Hope you’ve got an f89 up at the redoubt.

poikilotherm said:

Peak Warming Man said:

No point having tank traps, anti drone and helicopter nets, mine fields and gun emplacements if you aint got no guns, pilgrims.

Hope you’ve got an f89 up at the redoubt.

Better off getting a pig.

captain_spalding said:

poikilotherm said:

Peak Warming Man said:

No point having tank traps, anti drone and helicopter nets, mine fields and gun emplacements if you aint got no guns, pilgrims.

Hope you’ve got an f89 up at the redoubt.

Better off getting a pig.

I’ve flown one of those.
Sweet aircraft.

Tamb said:

captain_spalding said:

poikilotherm said:

Hope you’ve got an f89 up at the redoubt.

Better off getting a pig.

I’ve flown one of those.
Sweet aircraft.

Hang on……..a F111?

Kepler Space Telescope has run out of fuel.

mollwollfumble said:

Kepler Space Telescope has run out of fuel.

Expected?

“Painter” is a word meaning “person in pain”.

Peak Warming Man said:

mollwollfumble said:

Kepler Space Telescope has run out of fuel.

Expected?

Assume so. Now retired into orbit around the Sun. Saw on TV news.

Peak Warming Man said:

Tamb said:

captain_spalding said:

Better off getting a pig.

I’ve flown one of those.
Sweet aircraft.

Hang on……..a F111?

M60.

Tamb said:

captain_spalding said:

poikilotherm said:

Hope you’ve got an f89 up at the redoubt.

Better off getting a pig.

I’ve flown one of those.
Sweet aircraft.

Were they pusher-prop?

Peak Warming Man said:

Tamb said:

captain_spalding said:

Better off getting a pig.

I’ve flown one of those.
Sweet aircraft.

Hang on……..a F111?

No a Piaggio like this one.
Damn. I’ve forgotten how to upload. :(

mollwollfumble said:

Peak Warming Man said:

mollwollfumble said:

Kepler Space Telescope has run out of fuel.

Expected?

Assume so. Now retired into orbit around the Sun. Saw on TV news.

Interesting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWEgS74f_FE&feature=youtu.be

mollwollfumble said:

“Painter” is a word meaning “person in pain”.

Thatcher makes roofs

Mother collect moths

Father? He’s fat.

Michael V said:

Tamb said:

captain_spalding said:

Better off getting a pig.

I’ve flown one of those.
Sweet aircraft.

Were they pusher-prop?

Yes. Twin pusher.

Tamb said:

Michael V said:

Tamb said:

I’ve flown one of those.
Sweet aircraft.

Were they pusher-prop?

Yes. Twin pusher.

Tamb said:

Peak Warming Man said:

Tamb said:

I’ve flown one of those.
Sweet aircraft.

Hang on……..a F111?

No a Piaggio like this one.
Damn. I’ve forgotten how to upload. :(

Hmmm. Probably not the aeroplane I remember from the early ’60s, then.

Bubblecar said:

Tamb said:

Michael V said:

Were they pusher-prop?

Yes. Twin pusher.

No. Waaay older than that. A P160 I think.

Bubblecar said:

Tamb said:

Michael V said:

Were they pusher-prop?

Yes. Twin pusher.

That is nice.

Tamb said:

Bubblecar said:

Tamb said:

Yes. Twin pusher.

!https://www.bjtonline.com/sites/bjtonline.com/files/styles/bjt30_article_large/public/aircraft/piaggio-avanti-ii.jpg?itok=wlmeCcZQ

No. Waaay older than that. A P160 I think.

That’s the way to do it.

https://i.imgur.com/BNHBscL.mp4

Tamb said:

Tamb said:

Bubblecar said:

!https://www.bjtonline.com/sites/bjtonline.com/files/styles/bjt30_article_large/public/aircraft/piaggio-avanti-ii.jpg?itok=wlmeCcZQ

No. Waaay older than that. A P160 I think.

A P 136 now comes to mind.

PermeateFree said:

That’s the way to do it.

https://i.imgur.com/BNHBscL.mp4

gotta be good to hit the release at just the right time.

Tamb said:

Bubblecar said:

Tamb said:

Yes. Twin pusher.

No. Waaay older than that. A P160 I think.

P166 may be what I remember from Ayers Rock, 1962.

HELLO

Been busy retrofitting the knew landrover with my water engine works great costs nothing to run worry the govement will steal it though

Tamb said:

Tamb said:

Tamb said:

No. Waaay older than that. A P160 I think.

A P 136 now comes to mind.

Perhaps that what I saw. I remember being told it was nicknamed “Pig”. Perhaps that’s waht pilots called Piaggio aircraft. I don’t know. I remember it being a twin-pusher. I can’t recall it being amphibious, but perhaps it was and that was also part of the fun – why would one have an amphibious aircraft in the middle of the desert. IIRC the “Pig” was used out there originally on a film. “We of the Never-Never”?

Michael V said:

Tamb said:

Tamb said:

A P 136 now comes to mind.

Perhaps that what I saw. I remember being told it was nicknamed “Pig”. Perhaps that’s waht pilots called Piaggio aircraft. I don’t know. I remember it being a twin-pusher. I can’t recall it being amphibious, but perhaps it was and that was also part of the fun – why would one have an amphibious aircraft in the middle of the desert. IIRC the “Pig” was used out there originally on a film. “We of the Never-Never”?

I trid to by one of them and make it antigrav wouldb’t sell it to me

fully ripped me back, muscles, been niggling for week, and since haven’t rested it none and kept working it’s given me a nasty hello today few times, had me catatonic yelling in pain, so some painkillers and deep heat, i’m resting.

oh fuck! there ya go

be on me back again shortly

Michael V said:

Tamb said:

Tamb said:

A P 136 now comes to mind.

Perhaps that what I saw. I remember being told it was nicknamed “Pig”. Perhaps that’s waht pilots called Piaggio aircraft. I don’t know. I remember it being a twin-pusher. I can’t recall it being amphibious, but perhaps it was and that was also part of the fun – why would one have an amphibious aircraft in the middle of the desert. IIRC the “Pig” was used out there originally on a film. “We of the Never-Never”?

No. Not that fillum.

Probably “The Sundowners”.

Zarkov said:

Michael V said:

Tamb said:

A P 136 now comes to mind.

Perhaps that what I saw. I remember being told it was nicknamed “Pig”. Perhaps that’s waht pilots called Piaggio aircraft. I don’t know. I remember it being a twin-pusher. I can’t recall it being amphibious, but perhaps it was and that was also part of the fun – why would one have an amphibious aircraft in the middle of the desert. IIRC the “Pig” was used out there originally on a film. “We of the Never-Never”?

I trid to by one of them and make it antigrav wouldb’t sell it to me

Should’ve got me to bid…

transition said:

fully ripped me back, muscles, been niggling for week, and since haven’t rested it none and kept working it’s given me a nasty hello today few times, had me catatonic yelling in pain, so some painkillers and deep heat, i’m resting.

oh fuck! there ya go

be on me back again shortly

Bugger.

:(

Michael V said:

Zarkov said:

Michael V said:

Perhaps that what I saw. I remember being told it was nicknamed “Pig”. Perhaps that’s waht pilots called Piaggio aircraft. I don’t know. I remember it being a twin-pusher. I can’t recall it being amphibious, but perhaps it was and that was also part of the fun – why would one have an amphibious aircraft in the middle of the desert. IIRC the “Pig” was used out there originally on a film. “We of the Never-Never”?

I trid to by one of them and make it antigrav wouldb’t sell it to me

Should’ve got me to bid…

Y ?

transition said:

fully ripped me back, muscles, been niggling for week, and since haven’t rested it none and kept working it’s given me a nasty hello today few times, had me catatonic yelling in pain, so some painkillers and deep heat, i’m resting.

oh fuck! there ya go

be on me back again shortly

:(

So do I want pizza or not, and if so, what kind?

Bubblecar said:

So do I want pizza or not, and if so, what kind?

Hawaiian

Bubblecar said:

So do I want pizza or not, and if so, what kind?

yes of course you do.

something you haven’t tried before from the local pizza vendor.

Dinner tonight is a chicken curry that I am going to calm down with some sour cream, it’s a bit hot. Would love a pizza but the shop doesn’t deliver.

transition said:

fully ripped me back, muscles, been niggling for week, and since haven’t rested it none and kept working it’s given me a nasty hello today few times, had me catatonic yelling in pain, so some painkillers and deep heat, i’m resting.

oh fuck! there ya go

be on me back again shortly

My back hasn’t gone for ages but when it does, oh boy.
I feel your pain.

AwesomeO said:

Bubblecar said:

So do I want pizza or not, and if so, what kind?

Hawaiian

Not a fan of pineapple on pizza.

Dinner for me is something gray, green and off yello and using a spoon not allowed anything sharp

Bubblecar said:

Back from the IGA. They don’t stock HP sauce.

Tell them its against free trade and limiting consumer choice.
.

party_pants said:

Bubblecar said:

So do I want pizza or not, and if so, what kind?

yes of course you do.

something you haven’t tried before from the local pizza vendor.

There isn’t much I haven’t tried, apart from the cheaper ones with not much on them.

I’ll probably get a gourmet veg:

g1) Roasted Vege
semi-dried tomato pesto base, spinach, roasted eggplant, roasted red peppers,
zucchini, black olives, feta & basil pesto

AwesomeO said:

Dinner tonight is a chicken curry that I am going to calm down with some sour cream, it’s a bit hot. Would love a pizza but the shop doesn’t deliver.

Ours doesn’t either but it’s just around the corner.

Bubblecar said:

AwesomeO said:

Dinner tonight is a chicken curry that I am going to calm down with some sour cream, it’s a bit hot. Would love a pizza but the shop doesn’t deliver.

Ours doesn’t either but it’s just around the corner.

Do you still have that Dutch or Swedish bike that you rode to the bottleshop each day

Zarkov said:

HELLO

Been busy retrofitting the knew landrover with my water engine works great costs nothing to run worry the govement will steal it though

Zarkov ??

How are you haven’t seen you since SSSF days

Zarkov said:

Bubblecar said:

AwesomeO said:

Dinner tonight is a chicken curry that I am going to calm down with some sour cream, it’s a bit hot. Would love a pizza but the shop doesn’t deliver.

Ours doesn’t either but it’s just around the corner.

Do you still have that Dutch or Swedish bike that you rode to the bottleshop each day

The real Zarkov wouldn’t remember that bike because it was after his time.

Bubblecar said:

Zarkov said:

Bubblecar said:

Ours doesn’t either but it’s just around the corner.

Do you still have that Dutch or Swedish bike that you rode to the bottleshop each day

The real Zarkov wouldn’t remember that bike because it was after his time.

??
I lurked heer for years reading as I was worried youall make fun of me again

I just opened a can of VB. It’s well over 30 degrees, the sun has long gone over the yardarm, and it was the only beer left in the fridge. By jove it is shit. I haven’t tried one for a few years. I won’t be rushing to try it again. I better go down to the shops and buy something decent.

Zarkov said:

Dinner for me is something gray, green and off yello and using a spoon not allowed anything sharp

I’ve been there.

The really funny thing was, I didn’t know I wasn’t allowed anything sharp, so when I asked for some scissors it caused quite a bit of hilarity.

Bubblecar said:

party_pants said:

Bubblecar said:

So do I want pizza or not, and if so, what kind?

yes of course you do.

something you haven’t tried before from the local pizza vendor.

There isn’t much I haven’t tried, apart from the cheaper ones with not much on them.

I’ll probably get a gourmet veg:

g1) Roasted Vege
semi-dried tomato pesto base, spinach, roasted eggplant, roasted red peppers,
zucchini, black olives, feta & basil pesto

delete some other one from your memory and try it again.

Zarkov said:

Michael V said:

Zarkov said:

I trid to by one of them and make it antigrav wouldb’t sell it to me

Should’ve got me to bid…

Y ?

B’cos!

mollwollfumble said:

Zarkov said:

Dinner for me is something gray, green and off yello and using a spoon not allowed anything sharp

I’ve been there.

The really funny thing was, I didn’t know I wasn’t allowed anything sharp, so when I asked for some scissors it caused quite a bit of hilarity.

Involuntary hospitalisation?

Anyway off I go to order it. Probably end up getting a Supreme or suchlike.

Bubblecar said:

So do I want pizza or not, and if so, what kind?

Yes, yes you do.

Chinese roast pork, vegetables, chilli, ginger, garlic, black beans and coconut cream.

Zarkov said:

Dinner for me is something gray, green and off yello and using a spoon not allowed anything sharp

Those white-coaters can be a bit bossy that way.

Michael V said:

Bubblecar said:

So do I want pizza or not, and if so, what kind?

Yes, yes you do.

Chinese roast pork, vegetables, chilli, ginger, garlic, black beans and coconut cream.

Do you like other fusion cuisine like Chinese dumplings bolognese?

sibeen said:

I just opened a can of VB. It’s well over 30 degrees, the sun has long gone over the yardarm, and it was the only beer left in the fridge. By jove it is shit. I haven’t tried one for a few years. I won’t be rushing to try it again. I better go down to the shops and buy something decent.

May I suggest that on a hot summers evening Sir tries one of these as a pre dinner aperitif.
https://bws.com.au/product/377278/smirnoff-classic-mix-lime-soda-275ml

sibeen said:

I just opened a can of VB. It’s well over 30 degrees, the sun has long gone over the yardarm, and it was the only beer left in the fridge. By jove it is shit. I haven’t tried one for a few years. I won’t be rushing to try it again. I better go down to the shops and buy something decent.

Bitter, unsophisticated like a bogan wearing shorts, singlet and thongs to a casino, tastes like I’d expect cat urine to, the only beer left in the shop after an apocalypse

sibeen said:

I just opened a can of VB. It’s well over 30 degrees, the sun has long gone over the yardarm, and it was the only beer left in the fridge. By jove it is shit. I haven’t tried one for a few years. I won’t be rushing to try it again. I better go down to the shops and buy something decent.

How’d one end up in your fridge, then.

Huh?

Huh?

Huh?

Witty Rejoinder said:

Michael V said:

Bubblecar said:

So do I want pizza or not, and if so, what kind?

Yes, yes you do.

Chinese roast pork, vegetables, chilli, ginger, garlic, black beans and coconut cream.

Do you like other fusion cuisine like Chinese dumplings bolognese?

Mmmmm Chinese dumpling bolognaise nachos.

Michael V said:

sibeen said:

I just opened a can of VB. It’s well over 30 degrees, the sun has long gone over the yardarm, and it was the only beer left in the fridge. By jove it is shit. I haven’t tried one for a few years. I won’t be rushing to try it again. I better go down to the shops and buy something decent.

How’d one end up in your fridge, then.

Huh?

Huh?

Huh?

Brother was down from Townsville and stayed for about a week last month. Left a few in the fridge.

Michael V said:

sibeen said:

I just opened a can of VB. It’s well over 30 degrees, the sun has long gone over the yardarm, and it was the only beer left in the fridge. By jove it is shit. I haven’t tried one for a few years. I won’t be rushing to try it again. I better go down to the shops and buy something decent.

How’d one end up in your fridge, then.

Huh?

Huh?

Huh?

He’ll probably tell you the old relative left them here story again,

Cymek said:

sibeen said:

I just opened a can of VB. It’s well over 30 degrees, the sun has long gone over the yardarm, and it was the only beer left in the fridge. By jove it is shit. I haven’t tried one for a few years. I won’t be rushing to try it again. I better go down to the shops and buy something decent.

Bitter, unsophisticated like a bogan wearing shorts, singlet and thongs to a casino, tastes like I’d expect cat urine to, the only beer left in the shop after an apocalypse

> the only beer left in the shop after an apocalypse

funny, but a bit harsh

you’ve got to near freeze the beer, and keep a number of glasses in the freezer, so when you pour it you get ice in the beer.

Witty Rejoinder said:

Michael V said:

Bubblecar said:

So do I want pizza or not, and if so, what kind?

Yes, yes you do.

Chinese roast pork, vegetables, chilli, ginger, garlic, black beans and coconut cream.

Do you like other fusion cuisine like Chinese dumplings bolognese?

I do actually. Some things work, some things don’t. That one works. I had it at a restaurant in Sawtell. Because it mixed black beans and coconut cream, which I didn’t expect to go together. But it did and was very yummy.

sibeen said:

Michael V said:

sibeen said:

I just opened a can of VB. It’s well over 30 degrees, the sun has long gone over the yardarm, and it was the only beer left in the fridge. By jove it is shit. I haven’t tried one for a few years. I won’t be rushing to try it again. I better go down to the shops and buy something decent.

How’d one end up in your fridge, then.

Huh?

Huh?

Huh?

Brother was down from Townsville and stayed for about a week last month. Left a few in the fridge.

Bloody hell! He drinks that stuff and you still acknowledge him as your brother?

Your standards are slipping!

AwesomeO said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

Michael V said:

Yes, yes you do.

Chinese roast pork, vegetables, chilli, ginger, garlic, black beans and coconut cream.

Do you like other fusion cuisine like Chinese dumplings bolognese?

Mmmmm Chinese dumpling bolognaise nachos.

:)

With tomatos and chili there is an awful lot of fusion food, or fusion ingredients anyway.

sibeen said:

Michael V said:

sibeen said:

I just opened a can of VB. It’s well over 30 degrees, the sun has long gone over the yardarm, and it was the only beer left in the fridge. By jove it is shit. I haven’t tried one for a few years. I won’t be rushing to try it again. I better go down to the shops and buy something decent.

How’d one end up in your fridge, then.

Huh?

Huh?

Huh?

Brother was down from Townsville and stayed for about a week last month. Left a few in the fridge.

Likely story…

Peak Warming Man said:

Michael V said:

sibeen said:

I just opened a can of VB. It’s well over 30 degrees, the sun has long gone over the yardarm, and it was the only beer left in the fridge. By jove it is shit. I haven’t tried one for a few years. I won’t be rushing to try it again. I better go down to the shops and buy something decent.

How’d one end up in your fridge, then.

Huh?

Huh?

Huh?

He’ll probably tell you the old relative left them here story again,

I’m a-wake-up to those yarns.

AwesomeO said:

With tomatos and chili there is an awful lot of fusion food, or fusion ingredients anyway.

Beef Vindaloo for example.

Hello Holidayers. Thank you to whoever it was that mentioned risotto the other day. I presently have risotto bubbling away. But I’m not entirely sure how many people buffy thought she was feeding tonight. Just as well she got out the second biggest pot.

buffy said:

Hello Holidayers. Thank you to whoever it was that mentioned risotto the other day. I presently have risotto bubbling away. But I’m not entirely sure how many people buffy thought she was feeding tonight. Just as well she got out the second biggest pot.

No worries.

Did order a Supreme which has a bit of everything (apart from seafood) so it probably will have a bit of pineapple, but never mind :)

I’ll set off in 10 minutes to pick it up.

Bubblecar said:

Did order a Supreme which has a bit of everything (apart from seafood) so it probably will have a bit of pineapple, but never mind :)

I’ll set off in 10 minutes to pick it up.

What size?

Pineapple is ok on a pizza, sweet and acid against savoury and fatty, nice little bursts.

Witty Rejoinder said:

Bubblecar said:

Did order a Supreme which has a bit of everything (apart from seafood) so it probably will have a bit of pineapple, but never mind :)

I’ll set off in 10 minutes to pick it up.

What size?

Medium, $17.50.

Bubblecar said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

Bubblecar said:

Did order a Supreme which has a bit of everything (apart from seafood) so it probably will have a bit of pineapple, but never mind :)

I’ll set off in 10 minutes to pick it up.

What size?

Medium, $17.50.

Yowzers

AwesomeO said:

Pineapple is ok on a pizza, sweet and acid against savoury and fatty, nice little bursts.

It fucken isn’t, and you know it!

sibeen said:

AwesomeO said:

Pineapple is ok on a pizza, sweet and acid against savoury and fatty, nice little bursts.

It fucken isn’t, and you know it!

I also drink VB.

AwesomeO said:

sibeen said:

AwesomeO said:

Pineapple is ok on a pizza, sweet and acid against savoury and fatty, nice little bursts.

It fucken isn’t, and you know it!

I also drink VB.

And he has a very big spoon, I see.

I’m drinking this bubbly which is agreeable enough but not very vivid as far as taste goes.

AwesomeO said:

sibeen said:

AwesomeO said:

Pineapple is ok on a pizza, sweet and acid against savoury and fatty, nice little bursts.

It fucken isn’t, and you know it!

I also drink VB.

what about International Roast coffee?

OK let’s go and pick up that pizza.

party_pants said:

AwesomeO said:

sibeen said:

It fucken isn’t, and you know it!

I also drink VB.

what about International Roast coffee?

Hehe

party_pants said:

AwesomeO said:

sibeen said:

It fucken isn’t, and you know it!

I also drink VB.

what about International Roast coffee?

Just checked, Maccona classic no 8

https://imgur.com/gallery/sT5OpJp

https://www.facebook.com/sammyjcomedian/videos/325585928230398/?t=192

not a funny one.

Missed SammyJ today. It was on earlier than usual to allow an election broadcast. Should I watch it?

I’m planning on eating ham and pineapple pizza tomorrow night.

Verdict: pretty damn tasty. Only a few pieces of pineapple and they blended satisfactorily.

Here you go….this is what chicken risotto looks like in this house.

buffy said:

Missed SammyJ today. It was on earlier than usual to allow an election broadcast. Should I watch it?

If the evening is anything like it is in Brissy I’d suggest you go for a walk in the gloaming.
Just back from mine, not many bats tonight and the stars are slow coming out, maybe the atmosphere is thining due to global warming.

buffy said:

Here you go….this is what chicken risotto looks like in this house.

looks good enough to eat

‘No reason for public to be scared, Lion Air boss says after crash’ – ABC News

‘Nothing to see here, move along, move along.’

Back from Dan’s.

sibeen said:

Back from Dan’s.

Wotcha get?

captain_spalding said:

‘No reason for public to be scared, Lion Air boss says after crash’ – ABC News

‘Nothing to see here, move along, move along.’

He’s lion.

sibeen said:

Back from Dan’s.

well done. did you go all by yourself?

captain_spalding said:

‘No reason for public to be scared, Lion Air boss says after crash’ – ABC News

‘Nothing to see here, move along, move along.’

“Mr Adi said he trusted his engineers, his pilots and his planes, and did not know why Lion Air keeps crashing.”

“It’s a complete fucking mystery”. he also muttered.

captain_spalding said:

‘No reason for public to be scared, Lion Air boss says after crash’ – ABC News

‘Nothing to see here, move along, move along.’

Well, it is either Lion Air, or Boeing at fault. This was an almost brand new (2 months old) aeroplane to the latest updated design which entered service only in 2016. If it is not Lion Air, then I want to know if it was Boeing…

Bubblecar said:

sibeen said:

Back from Dan’s.

Wotcha get?

The standard.

Bubblecar said:

OK let’s go and pick up that pizza.

mit extra anchovies.

Woodie said:

Bubblecar said:

OK let’s go and pick up that pizza.

mit extra anchovies.

Durn tootin’.

Woodie said:

Bubblecar said:

OK let’s go and pick up that pizza.

mit extra anchovies.

There weren’t any because they count as “seafood” which you don’t get on a Supreme.

Never mind, today I bought a jar of very nice Italian anchovies. I’ll add some to tonight’s supper plate later.

Bubblecar said:

Woodie said:

Bubblecar said:

OK let’s go and pick up that pizza.

mit extra anchovies.

There weren’t any because they count as “seafood” which you don’t get on a Supreme.

Never mind, today I bought a jar of very nice Italian anchovies. I’ll add some to tonight’s supper plate later.

And I looked for PWM’s Spanish mussels but our IGA doesn’t stock them.

Bubblecar said:

Woodie said:

Bubblecar said:

OK let’s go and pick up that pizza.

mit extra anchovies.

There weren’t any because they count as “seafood” which you don’t get on a Supreme.

Never mind, today I bought a jar of very nice Italian anchovies. I’ll add some to tonight’s supper plate later.

What times of the day do you have a meal?

Witty Rejoinder said:

Bubblecar said:

Woodie said:

mit extra anchovies.

There weren’t any because they count as “seafood” which you don’t get on a Supreme.

Never mind, today I bought a jar of very nice Italian anchovies. I’ll add some to tonight’s supper plate later.

What times of the day do you have a meal?

8am-10pm

Witty Rejoinder said:

Bubblecar said:

Woodie said:

mit extra anchovies.

There weren’t any because they count as “seafood” which you don’t get on a Supreme.

Never mind, today I bought a jar of very nice Italian anchovies. I’ll add some to tonight’s supper plate later.

What times of the day do you have a meal?

Are you writing a Bubblecar biography?

Bubblecar said:

Woodie said:

Bubblecar said:

OK let’s go and pick up that pizza.

mit extra anchovies.

There weren’t any because they count as “seafood” which you don’t get on a Supreme.

Never mind, today I bought a jar of very nice Italian anchovies. I’ll add some to tonight’s supper plate later.

Anchovies are high in purines, and can exacerbate gout.

Damn the torpedoes, full steam ahead!

Tonight: reading more of The Haunting of Hill House.

Bubblecar said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

Bubblecar said:

There weren’t any because they count as “seafood” which you don’t get on a Supreme.

Never mind, today I bought a jar of very nice Italian anchovies. I’ll add some to tonight’s supper plate later.

What times of the day do you have a meal?

Are you writing a Bubblecar biography?

I might be called in a post-mortem so i thought it best to ask.

captain_spalding said:

Bubblecar said:

Woodie said:

mit extra anchovies.

There weren’t any because they count as “seafood” which you don’t get on a Supreme.

Never mind, today I bought a jar of very nice Italian anchovies. I’ll add some to tonight’s supper plate later.

Anchovies are high in purines, and can exacerbate gout.

Damn the torpedoes, full steam ahead!

I think you’d have to scoff them in bulk to be sure of regretting it.

Witty Rejoinder said:

Bubblecar said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

What times of the day do you have a meal?

Are you writing a Bubblecar biography?

I might be called in a post-mortem so i thought it best to ask.

I’ll admit that pizza was a pig-out but lunch was very low-cal and supper will be too.

>and supper will be too

…apart from the double brie.

Bubblecar said:

captain_spalding said:

Bubblecar said:

There weren’t any because they count as “seafood” which you don’t get on a Supreme.

Never mind, today I bought a jar of very nice Italian anchovies. I’ll add some to tonight’s supper plate later.

Anchovies are high in purines, and can exacerbate gout.

Damn the torpedoes, full steam ahead!

I think you’d have to scoff them in bulk to be sure of regretting it.

Well , they’re just one contributor. Added to a range of others…

Bubblecar said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

Bubblecar said:

Are you writing a Bubblecar biography?

I might be called in a post-mortem so i thought it best to ask.

I’ll admit that pizza was a pig-out but lunch was very low-cal and supper will be too.

So no breakfast?

Bubblecar said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

Bubblecar said:

There weren’t any because they count as “seafood” which you don’t get on a Supreme.

Never mind, today I bought a jar of very nice Italian anchovies. I’ll add some to tonight’s supper plate later.

What times of the day do you have a meal?

Are you writing a Bubblecar biography?

An unauthorised auto-biography.

Witty Rejoinder said:

Bubblecar said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

I might be called in a post-mortem so i thought it best to ask.

I’ll admit that pizza was a pig-out but lunch was very low-cal and supper will be too.

So no breakfast?

No breakfast today, no.

Woodie said:

Bubblecar said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

What times of the day do you have a meal?

Are you writing a Bubblecar biography?

An unauthorised auto-biography.

:)

Now on the wireless yesterday there was a conversation about 9 year old Lenny who rode his horse, Ginger Mick, from country Victoria to see the Sydney Harbour Bridge opened.
It was Lenny who used the word pestiferous.
Along the way Lenny met the Prime Minister, the Premier, Don Bradman and Pharlap.
Lenny’s story may be true or it has been embellished by journalists or he was just a lying little shit.

Peak Warming Man said:

Now on the wireless yesterday there was a conversation about 9 year old Lenny who rode his horse, Ginger Mick, from country Victoria to see the Sydney Harbour Bridge opened.
It was Lenny who used the word pestiferous.
Along the way Lenny met the Prime Minister, the Premier, Don Bradman and Pharlap.
Lenny’s story may be true or it has been embellished by journalists or he was just a lying little shit.

Never met a Lenny who wasn’t.

Peak Warming Man said:

Now on the wireless yesterday there was a conversation about 9 year old Lenny who rode his horse, Ginger Mick, from country Victoria to see the Sydney Harbour Bridge opened.
It was Lenny who used the word pestiferous.
Along the way Lenny met the Prime Minister, the Premier, Don Bradman and Pharlap.
Lenny’s story may be true or it has been embellished by journalists or he was just a lying little shit.

There’s a book about him: Lennie the Legend: Solo to Sydney By Pony

https://www.smh.com.au/national/the-nineyearold-who-rode-a-pony-1000km-to-sydney-20150121-12v3kq.html

Mr Mutant is at the airport so I’m a single mum for three weeks.

Divine Angel said:

Mr Mutant is at the airport so I’m a single mum for three weeks.

I hope took a camera and sunscreen.

Bubblecar said:

Divine Angel said:

Mr Mutant is at the airport so I’m a single mum for three weeks.

I hope took a camera and sunscreen.

= he

Bubblecar said:

Divine Angel said:

Mr Mutant is at the airport so I’m a single mum for three weeks.

I hope took a camera and sunscreen.

Nope.

Divine Angel said:

Mr Mutant is at the airport so I’m a single mum for three weeks.

Where’s he off to?

So what sort of single mum activities do you have planned?

Bubblecar said:

So what sort of single mum activities do you have planned?

Smoking crack, collecting welfare, forgetting about whatshername…the usual.

Peak Warming Man said:

Divine Angel said:

Mr Mutant is at the airport so I’m a single mum for three weeks.

Where’s he off to?

Prague for a work conference.

It seems that Tasmania nicked part of the Grand Canyon, and transported it across the Pacific:

https://www.businessinsider.com.au/theres-a-chunk-of-the-grand-canyon-in-tasmania-2018-10

Trump will be furious when he finds out.

Bubblecar said:

So what sort of single mum activities do you have planned?

I asked Mini Me what we should do and she said, “hang out with mummy”. Other than that… I dunno.

Meanwhile, I’m fewer than 1000 words to hit 70k on my novel.

The Rev Dodgson said:

It seems that Tasmania nicked part of the Grand Canyon, and transported it across the Pacific:

https://www.businessinsider.com.au/theres-a-chunk-of-the-grand-canyon-in-tasmania-2018-10

Trump will be furious when he finds out.

“The discovery was made by Jack Mulder”

uh oh

Divine Angel said:

Meanwhile, I’m fewer than 1000 words to hit 70k on my novel.

Enough for a conclusion.

Divine Angel said:

Meanwhile, I’m fewer than 1000 words to hit 70k on my novel.

Well done, but is it any good?

Peak Warming Man said:

The Rev Dodgson said:

It seems that Tasmania nicked part of the Grand Canyon, and transported it across the Pacific:

https://www.businessinsider.com.au/theres-a-chunk-of-the-grand-canyon-in-tasmania-2018-10

Trump will be furious when he finds out.

“The discovery was made by Jack Mulder”

uh oh

“In addition to forming at the same time and in similar geological environment, the ancient sedimentary rocks in Tasmania and Grand Canyon share the same zircon fingerprint. Together, this evidence supports the interpretation that these now widely separated rock units once formed part of the same sedimentary basin.”

That dates pinmatik back as much as 1.1 billion years to the late Mesoproterozoic era.

One such professor, Alan Collins, at the University of Adelaide, Australia, told New Scientist the paper shows Tasmania “holds the key” to understanding how the planet was put together.

It could help future geologists build full plate models of ancient Earth, he said.”

One such professor…? Who wrote this and where was the editor?

Bubblecar said:

Divine Angel said:

Meanwhile, I’m fewer than 1000 words to hit 70k on my novel.

Well done, but is it any good?

Hell no, it needs a major edit. But that was deliberate, I wanted to see if there were threads that I could do something with, things I could delete, things I needed to change.

The core of the novel is pretty good, I think.

sibeen said:

Peak Warming Man said:

The Rev Dodgson said:

It seems that Tasmania nicked part of the Grand Canyon, and transported it across the Pacific:

https://www.businessinsider.com.au/theres-a-chunk-of-the-grand-canyon-in-tasmania-2018-10

Trump will be furious when he finds out.

“The discovery was made by Jack Mulder”

uh oh

“In addition to forming at the same time and in similar geological environment, the ancient sedimentary rocks in Tasmania and Grand Canyon share the same zircon fingerprint. Together, this evidence supports the interpretation that these now widely separated rock units once formed part of the same sedimentary basin.”

That dates pinmatik back as much as 1.1 billion years to the late Mesoproterozoic era.

One such professor, Alan Collins, at the University of Adelaide, Australia, told New Scientist the paper shows Tasmania “holds the key” to understanding how the planet was put together.

It could help future geologists build full plate models of ancient Earth, he said.”

One such professor…? Who wrote this and where was the editor?

Actually it reads like the article was the victim of an unthinking editor, who removed a few sentences.

Divine Angel said:

Bubblecar said:

Divine Angel said:

Meanwhile, I’m fewer than 1000 words to hit 70k on my novel.

Well done, but is it any good?

Hell no, it needs a major edit. But that was deliberate, I wanted to see if there were threads that I could do something with, things I could delete, things I needed to change.

The core of the novel is pretty good, I think.

Core of my heart my novel…………..

Divine Angel said:

Bubblecar said:

Divine Angel said:

Meanwhile, I’m fewer than 1000 words to hit 70k on my novel.

Well done, but is it any good?

Hell no, it needs a major edit. But that was deliberate, I wanted to see if there were threads that I could do something with, things I could delete, things I needed to change.

The core of the novel is pretty good, I think.

Well a worthy effort, just letting it go where it will and then prune it later.

Divine Angel said:

Bubblecar said:

Divine Angel said:

Meanwhile, I’m fewer than 1000 words to hit 70k on my novel.

Well done, but is it any good?

Hell no, it needs a major edit. But that was deliberate, I wanted to see if there were threads that I could do something with, things I could delete, things I needed to change.

The core of the novel is pretty good, I think.

So, still a work in progress?

Bubblecar said:

I’m drinking this bubbly which is agreeable enough but not very vivid as far as taste goes.

Had a bottle of Baily & Baily Shiraz and it would be the worst I have ever tasted. Absolute rubbish!