Date: 1/06/2008 09:26:53
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16082
Subject: June chat

morning green people, welcome to winter, a season of wooly jumper’s and thick sock’s, electric blanket’s and hot mug’s of milo :)

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Date: 1/06/2008 09:27:58
From: The Estate
ID: 16083
Subject: re: June chat

I HATE WINTER, bloody cold one tis morning :(

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Date: 1/06/2008 09:35:54
From: Grasshopper
ID: 16084
Subject: re: June chat

Morning E and all—not cold here as yet—chucked the doona off last night—had a heap of rain here over night ad this morning

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Date: 1/06/2008 09:44:31
From: Lucky1
ID: 16086
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


morning green people, welcome to winter, a season of wooly jumper’s and thick sock’s, electric blanket’s and hot mug’s of milo :)

Oh you sweet talker you:D

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Date: 1/06/2008 09:44:54
From: Lucky1
ID: 16087
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


I HATE WINTER, bloody cold one tis morning :(

Pfft….;P take your complaints else where…..LOL

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Date: 1/06/2008 09:47:21
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16088
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


The Estate said:

I HATE WINTER, bloody cold one tis morning :(

Pfft….;P take your complaints else where…..LOL

Yeah ! get Lucky to knit you a beaut wooly jumper lol…

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Date: 1/06/2008 09:48:28
From: Grasshopper
ID: 16089
Subject: re: June chat

At least you are able to work in the cooler weather—and NOT melt—well me anyway—and Lucky

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Date: 1/06/2008 09:51:02
From: Lucky1
ID: 16090
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Lucky1 said:

The Estate said:

I HATE WINTER, bloody cold one tis morning :(

Pfft….;P take your complaints else where…..LOL

Yeah ! get Lucky to knit you a beaut wooly jumper lol…

Now that’s a thought…LOL

Have you taken the cardi off yet HP????

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Date: 1/06/2008 09:51:39
From: Lucky1
ID: 16091
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


At least you are able to work in the cooler weather—and NOT melt—well me anyway—and Lucky

Morning Grassy:)

Yes it’s nice not to leave a drip trail around the place…….

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Date: 1/06/2008 09:55:26
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16092
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


Happy Potter said:

Lucky1 said:

The Estate said:

I HATE WINTER, bloody cold one tis morning :(

Pfft….;P take your complaints else where…..LOL

Yeah ! get Lucky to knit you a beaut wooly jumper lol…

Now that’s a thought…LOL

Have you taken the cardi off yet HP????

Only to sleep lol. Love it :D

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Date: 1/06/2008 10:00:07
From: Lucky1
ID: 16093
Subject: re: June chat

Only to sleep lol. Love it :D
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Great …what a knitter loves to hear.

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Date: 1/06/2008 10:00:35
From: The Estate
ID: 16094
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Lucky1 said:

The Estate said:

I HATE WINTER, bloody cold one tis morning :(

Pfft….;P take your complaints else where…..LOL

can she knit non itching long johns LOL

Yeah ! get Lucky to knit you a beaut wooly jumper lol…

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Date: 1/06/2008 10:02:01
From: The Estate
ID: 16095
Subject: re: June chat

goodmorning

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Date: 1/06/2008 10:06:25
From: orchid40
ID: 16097
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


I HATE WINTER, bloody cold one tis morning :(

I’m with you , Kid!

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Date: 1/06/2008 10:16:04
From: The Estate
ID: 16100
Subject: re: June chat

Morning Val, what you up to, beenoutside twice, too cold LOL

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Date: 1/06/2008 10:25:01
From: orchid40
ID: 16102
Subject: re: June chat

Good Morning All,
Happy June 1st!
It’s a bright morning here, but very wet with dew so gumboots are in fashion. I’m off to inspect yesterday’s work and to check whether my little cultivator friends, the blackbirds, have improved on it. The little demons.
I had 2 strip vegie beds along the fence and I dug another to join them up and another on the end, so now I have one long bed out there. I lifted the rhubarb (sorry Lucky) the other day, and it has an enormous root system, so I’ll replant it in the new bed. I added compost and manure and blood and bone there so it should do better than before. It had too much shade where it was, and very poor soil.
Does anyone know how soon you should replant rhubarb after lifting please?

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Date: 1/06/2008 10:26:42
From: orchid40
ID: 16103
Subject: re: June chat

Morning Thee,
I haven’t done much yet, just a couple of indoor things. Haven’t decided what I’m doing outside yet. I did a lot yesterday so I’ll take it easy today.

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Date: 1/06/2008 10:35:26
From: Lucky1
ID: 16107
Subject: re: June chat

I lifted the rhubarb (sorry Lucky) the other day, and it has an enormous root system, so I’ll replant it in the new bed.
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Oh that is okay o40:) I have come to terms with my affliction. LOL

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Date: 1/06/2008 10:36:48
From: Lucky1
ID: 16109
Subject: re: June chat

Morning…. slack day here…sort of.

Just about to pop a loaf of bread on and I have last nights DVD to finish watching before it does back this arvo.

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Date: 1/06/2008 10:55:58
From: bluegreen
ID: 16110
Subject: re: June chat

morning people. I don’t think it is too cold, but I wish the fog would clear and let the sun through….

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Date: 1/06/2008 10:57:48
From: orchid40
ID: 16111
Subject: re: June chat

Morning BG – not foggy here now.

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Date: 1/06/2008 10:59:08
From: Grasshopper
ID: 16112
Subject: re: June chat

Just about to sign off—still raining here —last night ws VERY heavy rain—
Haveagoodoneall

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Date: 1/06/2008 12:41:46
From: Dinetta
ID: 16113
Subject: re: June chat

How does the “quote” thingy work???

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Date: 1/06/2008 13:20:53
From: bluegreen
ID: 16114
Subject: re: June chat

Dinetta said:


How does the “quote” thingy work???

click on the quote button, go to the bottom of the text and write your response then click on submit

but if you keep quoting on quotes then the post gets very long.

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Date: 1/06/2008 13:36:34
From: Dinetta
ID: 16115
Subject: re: June chat

but if you keep quoting on quotes then the post gets very long.
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They do, rather!!

:)

Thanks BlueGreen…

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Date: 1/06/2008 13:48:31
From: pepe
ID: 16120
Subject: re: June chat

afty
- and happy winter weekend to you all.

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Date: 1/06/2008 14:13:25
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16122
Subject: re: June chat

arvo :)
Just back from playtime at Bunning’s … 2 rhubarb ‘ sydney crimson’ plant’s , and a new tap for worm farm no. 2, it was leaking and the liquid was running across a narrow path onto the fernery bed…I wondered why one fern was still sending out new leaves.

Celery still looking very lush, and brussell sprout’s now fattening up. I’ll have a glut of orange’s and lemon’s soon so I have jar’s ready for preserved lemon’s and will make my own cordial’s :) Mandarines looking fab but still a couple week’s to picking yet. I love mandarine’s and can’t wait to try mine.
I better go plant out the rhubarb.
BBL.

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Date: 1/06/2008 14:14:48
From: Dinetta
ID: 16123
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


arvo :)
Just back from playtime at Bunning’s … 2 rhubarb ‘ sydney crimson’ plant’s , and a new tap for worm farm no. 2, it was leaking and the liquid was running across a narrow path onto the fernery bed…I wondered why one fern was still sending out new leaves.

Celery still looking very lush, and brussell sprout’s now fattening up. I’ll have a glut of orange’s and lemon’s soon so I have jar’s ready for preserved lemon’s and will make my own cordial’s :) Mandarines looking fab but still a couple week’s to picking yet. I love mandarine’s and can’t wait to try mine.
I better go plant out the rhubarb.
BBL.

Wow this all sounds good

:)

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Date: 1/06/2008 14:17:08
From: Dinetta
ID: 16125
Subject: re: June chat

Have just let the pony out, he is being treated for cushings but wouldn’t take his medicine 3 days ago…so I have ignored him (checked on his water tho) and today he suffered his medicine so has been let out for a pick in the front paddock…

so after lunch I’ll go and collect the droppings…one pony makes lots of droppings… :)

:)

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Date: 1/06/2008 14:21:00
From: bluegreen
ID: 16128
Subject: re: June chat

I had a bit of a play in the front garden. Pulled a lot of weeds – so much easier when the soil is damp and loose. Removed a 85% dead Erica. Took cuttings from the still living bits and fingers crossed for some replacement plants. Planted out a couple of salvias that have been languishing in pots and some strappy native grasses (the ones with the purple berries).

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Date: 1/06/2008 15:24:19
From: pepe
ID: 16131
Subject: re: June chat

citrus top dressed and lemon tree loaded






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Date: 1/06/2008 15:29:36
From: pepe
ID: 16132
Subject: re: June chat

those roses have transplanted well OC.
all you need now is a bit of winter growth and a full load of blooming flowers. ah – the heady aromas.

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Date: 1/06/2008 15:30:13
From: orchid40
ID: 16133
Subject: re: June chat

citrus top dressed and lemon tree loaded

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I was feeling quite pleased with my lemon tree till I saw yours!!!

What did you top dress with, Pepe ?

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Date: 1/06/2008 15:31:00
From: orchid40
ID: 16134
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


those roses have transplanted well OC.
all you need now is a bit of winter growth and a full load of blooming flowers. ah – the heady aromas.

Can’t wait till Spring !

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Date: 1/06/2008 15:33:24
From: pepe
ID: 16135
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


citrus top dressed and lemon tree loaded

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I was feeling quite pleased with my lemon tree till I saw yours!!!

What did you top dress with, Pepe ?

chicken manure (100mm), mineral mix (guano, potash, basalt, dolomite lime, enriched carbon), watered in with seaweed and epsom salts and topped with straw mulch.

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Date: 1/06/2008 15:50:10
From: orchid40
ID: 16136
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


orchid40 said:

citrus top dressed and lemon tree loaded

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I was feeling quite pleased with my lemon tree till I saw yours!!!

What did you top dress with, Pepe ?

chicken manure (100mm), mineral mix (guano, potash, basalt, dolomite lime, enriched carbon), watered in with seaweed and epsom salts and topped with straw mulch.


Thanks Pepe, I’ll write the recipe down and see what I can come up with.
We have a private guano heap right by the front gate where birds roost. Not a very nice welcome :(

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Date: 1/06/2008 15:51:07
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16137
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


orchid40 said:

citrus top dressed and lemon tree loaded

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I was feeling quite pleased with my lemon tree till I saw yours!!!

What did you top dress with, Pepe ?

chicken manure (100mm), mineral mix (guano, potash, basalt, dolomite lime, enriched carbon), watered in with seaweed and epsom salts and topped with straw mulch.

Wow all that, sound’s great Pepe, very healthy looking tree :)

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Date: 1/06/2008 15:59:48
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16139
Subject: re: June chat

my pic’s for today as well..

My little vege patch

Celery and some cabbages

Being supervised while weeding garlic

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Date: 1/06/2008 16:09:22
From: orchid40
ID: 16140
Subject: re: June chat

My little vege patch

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Looking good HP !! Very healthy crop – you must be thrilled with it all :)

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Date: 1/06/2008 16:16:20
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16142
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


My little vege patch

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Looking good HP !! Very healthy crop – you must be thrilled with it all :)

The credit goes to all of you who encouraged me to start growing them with your tale’s and pic’s of lovely organic food’s !
I am very thrilled :D

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Date: 1/06/2008 16:22:00
From: pepe
ID: 16143
Subject: re: June chat

my pic’s for today as well..My little vege patch
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when did you plant them?
they are well advanced – you will be picking – well done and yummo.
the dog is saying – ‘bend at the knees’ – i can lip read LOL.

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Date: 1/06/2008 16:39:10
From: veg gardener
ID: 16145
Subject: re: June chat

hello all, I am now up the top it was a good drive there and back. I done all the driving only seen one police car can now add 10 hours to my driving log book.

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Date: 1/06/2008 16:40:28
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16147
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


my pic’s for today as well..My little vege patch
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when did you plant them?
they are well advanced – you will be picking – well done and yummo.
the dog is saying – ‘bend at the knees’ – i can lip read LOL.

lol ..too damp to kneel.

Actually that’s a good question, I’m not sure when I planted them..lemme see ..I planted the celery and cabbages, cauli’s and B sprout’s about 6 week’s ago, the parsley was planted late summer but is picked often , the silver beet has been in since summer but is alway’s small as I pick it for the chook’s continuously.
I shall record on my calendar in future, when I plant stuff. Good idea eh LOL

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Date: 1/06/2008 16:59:46
From: colliewa
ID: 16148
Subject: re: June chat

Veg when my Dad was young he lived in the country in NSW, that’s when they brought in licences.

The local cop just went around to everyone and asked what they could drive – then wrote out a licence to cover it!

When I did mine in about 1981 I paid for a learner permit, later did a test for my Ps, did one year on Ps then next renewal got the full licence in the mail.

Be interesting to know how hard it will be for your kids or grandkids Veg!

But it is a good idea. Getting a licence SHOULD be hard. You are in charge of nearly 2 tonnes of steel at high speed and you are missing oncoming traffic by less than 2 metres! At a combined speed of 200km/h it will almost certainly be a fatal accident, best avoided. Even if someone doesn’t die in a car prang, living as a cripple or near vegetable in an old age home (when you are still young) because there is nowhere else to look after you is a possibility you really want to avoid!!

Look at the injuries footy players get. That’s when two objects weighing around 110kg meeting each other at 2-20km/h hit. The difference in crunch between 220kg/20km/h and 2000kg/200km/h is immense…..

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Date: 1/06/2008 17:28:03
From: veg gardener
ID: 16149
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


Veg when my Dad was young he lived in the country in NSW, that’s when they brought in licences.

The local cop just went around to everyone and asked what they could drive – then wrote out a licence to cover it!

When I did mine in about 1981 I paid for a learner permit, later did a test for my Ps, did one year on Ps then next renewal got the full licence in the mail.

Be interesting to know how hard it will be for your kids or grandkids Veg!

But it is a good idea. Getting a licence SHOULD be hard. You are in charge of nearly 2 tonnes of steel at high speed and you are missing oncoming traffic by less than 2 metres! At a combined speed of 200km/h it will almost certainly be a fatal accident, best avoided. Even if someone doesn’t die in a car prang, living as a cripple or near vegetable in an old age home (when you are still young) because there is nowhere else to look after you is a possibility you really want to avoid!!

Look at the injuries footy players get. That’s when two objects weighing around 110kg meeting each other at 2-20km/h hit. The difference in crunch between 220kg/20km/h and 2000kg/200km/h is immense…..

yeah, I agree I have to do 120 hours. People are going have to do 150 hours soon or be 16 and 9 months old to get there L’s.

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Date: 1/06/2008 17:35:30
From: orchid40
ID: 16152
Subject: re: June chat

I shall record on my calendar in future, when I plant stuff. Good idea eh LOL

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Or you could do a blog…………….. ah but you might not have time I guess, your life is a bit of a whirl…..LOL

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Date: 1/06/2008 17:35:54
From: pepe
ID: 16154
Subject: re: June chat

lol ..too damp to kneel. Actually that’s a good question, I’m not sure when I planted them..lemme see ..I planted the celery and cabbages, cauli’s and B sprout’s about 6 week’s ago, the parsley was planted late summer but is picked often , the silver beet has been in since summer but is alway’s small as I pick it for the chook’s continuously.
I shall record on my calendar in future, when I plant stuff. Good idea eh LOL

sorry – had to go for a walk
all of mine were planted on the last day of april – although some were seedlings.
my old vege patch is still yielding stuff and i have to harvest onions and sweet potato soon – and let the chooks in. just waiting for the onions to stop growing.
thats a beaut little vege patch HP -and you’re obviously planting whenever a space presents itself – which is a great idea..

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Date: 1/06/2008 17:43:03
From: bluegreen
ID: 16160
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


hello all, I am now up the top it was a good drive there and back. I done all the driving only seen one police car can now add 10 hours to my driving log book.

that’s a lot of driving. how did you find driving long distances? did you get tired?

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Date: 1/06/2008 17:46:34
From: veg gardener
ID: 16161
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

hello all, I am now up the top it was a good drive there and back. I done all the driving only seen one police car can now add 10 hours to my driving log book.

that’s a lot of driving. how did you find driving long distances? did you get tired?

I didn’t get tried, I have been on that road alot of times with dad and mum, while towing a horse float. we stop every 2 hours with horse or with out. so I got 10 hours for the weekend. I am half way to 120 hours :) and its half way through the year as well :) we have cruse control on dads car (work car) so I just use that, only problem is that my knees start to hurt so i had to stop and walk around for a bit.

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Date: 1/06/2008 17:50:59
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16166
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


lol ..too damp to kneel. Actually that’s a good question, I’m not sure when I planted them..lemme see ..I planted the celery and cabbages, cauli’s and B sprout’s about 6 week’s ago, the parsley was planted late summer but is picked often , the silver beet has been in since summer but is alway’s small as I pick it for the chook’s continuously.
I shall record on my calendar in future, when I plant stuff. Good idea eh LOL

sorry – had to go for a walk
all of mine were planted on the last day of april – although some were seedlings.
my old vege patch is still yielding stuff and i have to harvest onions and sweet potato soon – and let the chooks in. just waiting for the onions to stop growing.
thats a beaut little vege patch HP -and you’re obviously planting whenever a space presents itself – which is a great idea..

How long have your onions been in that you are about to harvest ? Mine have been in now , what 5-6 weeks? and the bulb’s are the size of marbles ..I know they take month’s though.. I think :/

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Date: 1/06/2008 17:52:34
From: bluegreen
ID: 16168
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


bluegreen said:

veg gardener said:

hello all, I am now up the top it was a good drive there and back. I done all the driving only seen one police car can now add 10 hours to my driving log book.

that’s a lot of driving. how did you find driving long distances? did you get tired?

I didn’t get tried, I have been on that road alot of times with dad and mum, while towing a horse float. we stop every 2 hours with horse or with out. so I got 10 hours for the weekend. I am half way to 120 hours :) and its half way through the year as well :) we have cruse control on dads car (work car) so I just use that, only problem is that my knees start to hurt so i had to stop and walk around for a bit.

sounds like a well planned drive. Too many accidents happen because people don’t take regular breaks and get distracted or tired.

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Date: 1/06/2008 17:54:20
From: veg gardener
ID: 16170
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

bluegreen said:

veg gardener said:

hello all, I am now up the top it was a good drive there and back. I done all the driving only seen one police car can now add 10 hours to my driving log book.

that’s a lot of driving. how did you find driving long distances? did you get tired?

I didn’t get tried, I have been on that road alot of times with dad and mum, while towing a horse float. we stop every 2 hours with horse or with out. so I got 10 hours for the weekend. I am half way to 120 hours :) and its half way through the year as well :) we have cruse control on dads car (work car) so I just use that, only problem is that my knees start to hurt so i had to stop and walk around for a bit.

sounds like a well planned drive. Too many accidents happen because people don’t take regular breaks and get distracted or tired.

yep, every now and then i would turn off the cruse control and use my foot for a while, most of the people waved to me, as i am a country kid I wave back.

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Date: 1/06/2008 17:55:59
From: colliewa
ID: 16172
Subject: re: June chat

HP- remember I said a fella at job #1 was getting the gastric bypass operation at the end of feb/early march?

I ran across him in town yesterday. He has lost 30kg! Looks like it too! He is feeling good he reckons!

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Date: 1/06/2008 18:07:57
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16175
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


HP- remember I said a fella at job #1 was getting the gastric bypass operation at the end of feb/early march?

I ran across him in town yesterday. He has lost 30kg! Looks like it too! He is feeling good he reckons!

Oh that is fantastic Collie!. Good on him , I am so pleased to hear about, and see so many finally losing their excess weight with the lap band , and it stay’s off permanantly :)

I might be making 75 kg my goal instead of 69 kg…we will see.

Throughout my life, every weight loss I have ever achieved, has been as a result of a great deal of: effort, counting, weighing and measuring, recording, exercising, being hungry and knowing (in the back of my mind) that it was only a matter of time before it would end and I would fall back into old habits.
This time, after banding, I have lost the weight and have not had to exert that same level of thought, angst and effort. I kind of feel like I haven’t earnt this weight loss – that everything I know to be true about how to lose weight is no longer accurate.

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Date: 1/06/2008 18:16:16
From: veg gardener
ID: 16176
Subject: re: June chat

so, how was everyone’s weekend?

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Date: 1/06/2008 18:17:46
From: colliewa
ID: 16177
Subject: re: June chat

This time, after banding, I have lost the weight and have not had to exert that same level of thought, angst and effort. I kind of feel like I haven’t earnt this weight loss – that everything I know to be true about how to lose weight is no longer accurate.

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Me too..

I’m 151kg, very close to being back in the 140s..

I was in the 145kg range when I hurt my back in 1997… Before I started stacking it on..

Even though I’m only losing 1 or 2kg a month I am losing. Much better than stacking it on….

New jeans which I bought about 8 weeks ago – and bought 2” smaller than ideal because I’m still losing – won’t stay up without a belt. They fall straight to my knees! Nice feeling.

And I don’t know if it’s my imagination or not but I think I catch women having a perve sometimes! Now that’s an odd feeling!!

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Date: 1/06/2008 18:22:22
From: colliewa
ID: 16179
Subject: re: June chat

I’m back to work tomorrow Veg after 4 days off. But I needed it because in the 7 days before the days off I did 5 12hr day shifts and 2 12hr night shifts. I was stuffed.

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Date: 1/06/2008 18:23:13
From: veg gardener
ID: 16180
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


I’m back to work tomorrow Veg after 4 days off. But I needed it because in the 7 days before the days off I did 5 12hr day shifts and 2 12hr night shifts. I was stuffed.

yep, work is like that. So did you do any gardening in your 4 days off work?

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Date: 1/06/2008 18:24:27
From: colliewa
ID: 16181
Subject: re: June chat

No gardening. Much sleeping and crook weather outside.

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Date: 1/06/2008 18:25:59
From: veg gardener
ID: 16182
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


No gardening. Much sleeping and crook weather outside.

yeah, had alot of rain over west side of Australia?

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Date: 1/06/2008 18:28:00
From: colliewa
ID: 16183
Subject: re: June chat

Had a wild storm yesterday. Not that much rain.

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Date: 1/06/2008 18:37:09
From: pain master
ID: 16184
Subject: re: June chat

evening all. Winter Rocks up here! Went snorkeling today and despite the water temp being about 24C, it felt a bit chilly….

brrrrrr….

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Date: 1/06/2008 18:37:40
From: veg gardener
ID: 16185
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


Had a wild storm yesterday. Not that much rain.

yeah we have had 2.5ml’s here this weekend.

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Date: 1/06/2008 18:42:20
From: pepe
ID: 16186
Subject: re: June chat

How long have your onions been in that you are about to harvest ?
Mine have been in now , what 5–6 weeks? and the bulb’s are the size of marbles ..I know they take month’s though.. I think :/
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the onions were planted as seed on december 1st. – now 6 months old.
i wait for the tops to topple over.

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Date: 1/06/2008 18:44:36
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16187
Subject: re: June chat

“New jeans which I bought about 8 weeks ago – and bought 2” smaller than ideal because I’m still losing – won’t stay up without a belt. They fall straight to my knees! Nice feeling.

And I don’t know if it’s my imagination or not but I think I catch women having a perve sometimes! Now that’s an odd feeling!!”

Well sounds like you will have to get used to those thing’s ! :D
Slow loss is good.. long as it’s consistant.
May I ask Collie ,what is your goal weight ? Email if you don’t want to say.

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Date: 1/06/2008 18:46:53
From: veg gardener
ID: 16188
Subject: re: June chat

I can’t wait to put in this seed order, I am getting some new comfrey plants, and alot more seeds :).

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Date: 1/06/2008 18:48:51
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16189
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


How long have your onions been in that you are about to harvest ?
Mine have been in now , what 5–6 weeks? and the bulb’s are the size of marbles ..I know they take month’s though.. I think :/
—-
the onions were planted as seed on december 1st. – now 6 months old.
i wait for the tops to topple over.

Arh ok.. thanks, I shall wait till I see top’s wilting. I don’t know if I will continue growing onion’s though, I go through so many. I bought a 10 kg bag of them 3 day’s ago and already used a quarter of them. I’d need a paddock of them!

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Date: 1/06/2008 18:49:41
From: pepe
ID: 16190
Subject: re: June chat

pain master said:


evening all. Winter Rocks up here! Went snorkeling today and despite the water temp being about 24C, it felt a bit chilly….

brrrrrr….

g’day PM
its all wet suits down here now – the water below 20 degrees

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Date: 1/06/2008 18:51:37
From: colliewa
ID: 16191
Subject: re: June chat

If I got into the low 120s I’d be happy. Big improvement on 184. A previous girlfriend said she didn’t care I was 121kg because I wasn’t flabby.

But I suspect I’ll end up between 100-110kg in the looooong term. At that I’m not really that “big”. I’m a big fella. At 100 I was cycling 70km a day 20 years ago.

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Date: 1/06/2008 18:52:38
From: pepe
ID: 16192
Subject: re: June chat

Arh ok.. thanks, I shall wait till I see top’s wilting. I don’t know if I will continue growing onion’s though, I go through so many. I bought a 10 kg bag of them 3 day’s ago and already used a quarter of them. I’d need a paddock of them!
—-
i have picked a lot – as soon as they were tennis ball size – so you can harvest them at say 5 months but you can’t store them until they keel over..
some are slower then others.

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Date: 1/06/2008 18:54:38
From: veg gardener
ID: 16193
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


Arh ok.. thanks, I shall wait till I see top’s wilting. I don’t know if I will continue growing onion’s though, I go through so many. I bought a 10 kg bag of them 3 day’s ago and already used a quarter of them. I’d need a paddock of them!
—-
i have picked a lot – as soon as they were tennis ball size – so you can harvest them at say 5 months but you can’t store them until they keel over..
some are slower then others.

yeah, I was just about to post about that, saying you can’t store them to they die or something.

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Date: 1/06/2008 18:56:48
From: veg gardener
ID: 16195
Subject: re: June chat

Since the price for Fruit and veggies is still rising and its planing to rise for alot longer, Dad mum and me had a chat on the way home about it, we came up with this. “I am going to grow more veggies of what we eat, so in other words we are becoming more substantial”. does anyone know or have any information about this?

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Date: 1/06/2008 18:59:06
From: colliewa
ID: 16198
Subject: re: June chat

>we are becoming more substantial”. does anyone know or have any information about this?

Ummmm… Substantial means big.

You mean subsistent or self sufficient….

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Date: 1/06/2008 18:59:20
From: Lucky1
ID: 16199
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


I had a bit of a play in the front garden. Pulled a lot of weeds – so much easier when the soil is damp and loose. Removed a 85% dead Erica. Took cuttings from the still living bits and fingers crossed for some replacement plants. Planted out a couple of salvias that have been languishing in pots and some strappy native grasses (the ones with the purple berries).

I sat on my arse all day:)

Finally got another pair of socks to ware…yay…….my other ones from the shops are getting thin.

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:00:59
From: veg gardener
ID: 16201
Subject: re: June chat

self sufficient

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:01:02
From: colliewa
ID: 16202
Subject: re: June chat

>I sat on my arse all day:)

Just as well.. The Elf’s was in use!!

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:01:53
From: Lucky1
ID: 16203
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:

citrus top dressed and lemon tree loaded







Oh that lemon tree has so many lemon pies hanging from it;)

What do you call “top dress”? I thought I’d not need to do anything with my lemon tree until spring

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:02:33
From: Lucky1
ID: 16204
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


orchid40 said:

citrus top dressed and lemon tree loaded

==========

I was feeling quite pleased with my lemon tree till I saw yours!!!

What did you top dress with, Pepe ?

chicken manure (100mm), mineral mix (guano, potash, basalt, dolomite lime, enriched carbon), watered in with seaweed and epsom salts and topped with straw mulch.

Well that answers part of my question.

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:03:24
From: bluegreen
ID: 16205
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Since the price for Fruit and veggies is still rising and its planing to rise for alot longer, Dad mum and me had a chat on the way home about it, we came up with this. “I am going to grow more veggies of what we eat, so in other words we are becoming more substantial”. does anyone know or have any information about this?

firstly I must say that you expressed yourself very well there VG. Good spelling and use of punctuation :)

but I think the word you were after was self-sufficient rather than substantial. Self-sufficient means that you are providing for yourself and not relying on outside sources. So by growing all your own veges it means you don’t have to buy them from the supermarket. It also means that they are appreciating the contribution that you are making to the household.

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:03:39
From: pepe
ID: 16206
Subject: re: June chat

great news veg – great parents too.
the word is sustainable and yes just about everyone on this forum is attempting to be as self sufficient as possible.
my wife and i try to incorporate at least one home grown vege with every night time meal.
it requires close cooperation between cook and gardener.

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:04:28
From: pain master
ID: 16207
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


pain master said:

evening all. Winter Rocks up here! Went snorkeling today and despite the water temp being about 24C, it felt a bit chilly….

brrrrrr….

g’day PM
its all wet suits down here now – the water below 20 degrees

There are some scuba crew up here who use wet suits this time of year….

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:05:47
From: bluegreen
ID: 16210
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:

It also means that they are appreciating the contribution that you are making to the household.

your parents that is :)

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:06:06
From: veg gardener
ID: 16211
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


great news veg – great parents too.
the word is sustainable and yes just about everyone on this forum is attempting to be as self sufficient as possible.
my wife and i try to incorporate at least one home grown vege with every night time meal.
it requires close cooperation between cook and gardener.

yep, I don’t get how you can eat out of season veggies by doing this. do u plant heaps and save some for out of seasons eating’s (if you get what i mean).

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:06:56
From: veg gardener
ID: 16212
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

Since the price for Fruit and veggies is still rising and its planing to rise for alot longer, Dad mum and me had a chat on the way home about it, we came up with this. “I am going to grow more veggies of what we eat, so in other words we are becoming more substantial”. does anyone know or have any information about this?

firstly I must say that you expressed yourself very well there VG. Good spelling and use of punctuation :)

but I think the word you were after was self-sufficient rather than substantial. Self-sufficient means that you are providing for yourself and not relying on outside sources. So by growing all your own veges it means you don’t have to buy them from the supermarket. It also means that they are appreciating the contribution that you are making to the household.

spelling and punctuation is good because of spell check on Firefox.

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:08:00
From: veg gardener
ID: 16214
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


bluegreen said:
It also means that they are appreciating the contribution that you are making to the household.

your parents that is :)

yeah they are, dad is happy to save money in any way that is possible.

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:08:17
From: pepe
ID: 16215
Subject: re: June chat

Oh that lemon tree has so many lemon pies hanging from it;) What do you call “top dress”? I thought I’d not need to do anything with my lemon tree until spring
——
top dress once a year anytime – spring is probably best.
mine were crowded with weeds and looked desperate for a bit of attention.

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:08:30
From: bluegreen
ID: 16216
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


yep, I don’t get how you can eat out of season veggies by doing this. do u plant heaps and save some for out of seasons eating’s (if you get what i mean).

you either only eat what is in season when they are fresh and have the most nutrient, or you preserve excess in some way like drying or freezing or bottling.

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:09:38
From: veg gardener
ID: 16217
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

yep, I don’t get how you can eat out of season veggies by doing this. do u plant heaps and save some for out of seasons eating’s (if you get what i mean).

you either only eat what is in season when they are fresh and have the most nutrient, or you preserve excess in some way like drying or freezing or bottling.

yeah, we eat corn all year round same with broccoli and cauliflower carrots potatoes peas and beans every single night.

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:10:13
From: Lucky1
ID: 16218
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


>I sat on my arse all day:)

Just as well.. The Elf’s was in use!!

Yep…. he was washing the dust off the car… getting it reg…in 7 days:)

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:11:45
From: veg gardener
ID: 16219
Subject: re: June chat

dad thinking about getting a lemon and a apple tree.

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:11:46
From: bluegreen
ID: 16220
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


Yep…. he was washing the dust off the car… getting it reg…in 7 days:)

WOO HOO!

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:12:10
From: Lucky1
ID: 16221
Subject: re: June chat

Well done VG:) Your folks will be able to enjoy your good playing out in the garden:)

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:12:20
From: veg gardener
ID: 16222
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Lucky1 said:

Yep…. he was washing the dust off the car… getting it reg…in 7 days:)

WOO HOO!

Yes I agree with Bluegreen there.

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:13:51
From: veg gardener
ID: 16224
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


Well done VG:) Your folks will be able to enjoy your good playing out in the garden:)

yep, and 3 more chooks are ment to be coming as well. so when is the best time to buy 12 weeks pullets? isn’t it so they miss there first malt.

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:13:54
From: Lucky1
ID: 16225
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


Oh that lemon tree has so many lemon pies hanging from it;) What do you call “top dress”? I thought I’d not need to do anything with my lemon tree until spring
——
top dress once a year anytime – spring is probably best.
mine were crowded with weeds and looked desperate for a bit of attention.

Thanks Pepe…have to clean the chook house out this week.

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:14:15
From: pepe
ID: 16226
Subject: re: June chat

yep, I don’t get how you can eat out of season veggies by doing this. do u plant heaps and save some for out of seasons eating’s (if you get what i mean).
———
you eat whats in season.
we’ve had no eggs for a month now so we don’t use eggs.
store potatoes, melons, garlic and onions.
lettuce, carrots, celery and herbs grow all year.
(PS – you’ve hit on my favourite topic here – keep asking questions LOL)

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:16:03
From: Lucky1
ID: 16227
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Lucky1 said:

Yep…. he was washing the dust off the car… getting it reg…in 7 days:)

WOO HOO!

Egg-zackly….mind you fuel has gone up so much… might need to sell the house to fill the car….ROTFL (not funny)

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:16:44
From: veg gardener
ID: 16228
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


yep, I don’t get how you can eat out of season veggies by doing this. do u plant heaps and save some for out of seasons eating’s (if you get what i mean).
———
you eat whats in season.
we’ve had no eggs for a month now so we don’t use eggs.
store potatoes, melons, garlic and onions.
lettuce, carrots, celery and herbs grow all year.
(PS – you’ve hit on my favourite topic here – keep asking questions LOL)

get my email addy of lucky1, ill be able to email you alot of little questions.

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:17:42
From: Lucky1
ID: 16230
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Lucky1 said:

Well done VG:) Your folks will be able to enjoy your good playing out in the garden:)

yep, and 3 more chooks are ment to be coming as well. so when is the best time to buy 12 weeks pullets? isn’t it so they miss there first malt.

Bet time to buy 12 week old pullets….is when they are 12 weeks old…LOL

Anytime of the year is a good time to buy chooks. They should come into lay around 16 weeks of age. So they should have settled in by the time the eggs start popping out.

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:17:55
From: bluegreen
ID: 16231
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


bluegreen said:

Lucky1 said:

Yep…. he was washing the dust off the car… getting it reg…in 7 days:)

WOO HOO!

Egg-zackly….mind you fuel has gone up so much… might need to sell the house to fill the car….ROTFL (not funny)

tell me about it! It just means only using it when you have to and keeping up your walks.

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:18:32
From: veg gardener
ID: 16232
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


veg gardener said:

Lucky1 said:

Well done VG:) Your folks will be able to enjoy your good playing out in the garden:)

yep, and 3 more chooks are ment to be coming as well. so when is the best time to buy 12 weeks pullets? isn’t it so they miss there first malt.

Bet time to buy 12 week old pullets….is when they are 12 weeks old…LOL

Anytime of the year is a good time to buy chooks. They should come into lay around 16 weeks of age. So they should have settled in by the time the eggs start popping out.

i really ment, is there a time of year.

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:19:56
From: Lucky1
ID: 16234
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Lucky1 said:

bluegreen said:

Lucky1 said:

Yep…. he was washing the dust off the car… getting it reg…in 7 days:)

WOO HOO!

Egg-zackly….mind you fuel has gone up so much… might need to sell the house to fill the car….ROTFL (not funny)

tell me about it! It just means only using it when you have to and keeping up your walks.

Now I have my 4 wheel drive…only use it when its raining.

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:20:19
From: Lucky1
ID: 16235
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Lucky1 said:

veg gardener said:

Lucky1 said:

Well done VG:) Your folks will be able to enjoy your good playing out in the garden:)

yep, and 3 more chooks are ment to be coming as well. so when is the best time to buy 12 weeks pullets? isn’t it so they miss there first malt.

Bet time to buy 12 week old pullets….is when they are 12 weeks old…LOL

Anytime of the year is a good time to buy chooks. They should come into lay around 16 weeks of age. So they should have settled in by the time the eggs start popping out.

i really ment, is there a time of year.


Nope…. most suppliers have them all year round.

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:20:44
From: colliewa
ID: 16236
Subject: re: June chat

>So they should have settled in by the time the eggs start popping out.

They might find that first egg a bit unsettling though…. 8^)

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:21:06
From: veg gardener
ID: 16237
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


veg gardener said:

Lucky1 said:

veg gardener said:

Lucky1 said:

Well done VG:) Your folks will be able to enjoy your good playing out in the garden:)

yep, and 3 more chooks are ment to be coming as well. so when is the best time to buy 12 weeks pullets? isn’t it so they miss there first malt.

Bet time to buy 12 week old pullets….is when they are 12 weeks old…LOL

Anytime of the year is a good time to buy chooks. They should come into lay around 16 weeks of age. So they should have settled in by the time the eggs start popping out.

i really ment, is there a time of year.


Nope…. most suppliers have them all year round.

ok, then ill let dad know that, we will be able to pick some up soon then.

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:28:10
From: bubba louie
ID: 16242
Subject: re: June chat

I’m sitting here in a dilema.

Some of you may remember me mentioning a friend who married a fellow with motor neurone disease. We’re not bossom buddies but we’ve known each other and been friendly since both our sons (now 16) were in grade 1.
Her son has just sent a message to my son to say his step father died last night.
I’m not sure whether to phone now or if it’s too soon. Phone tomorrow or wait a few days? I’m no good at this, plus I need to find out when the funeral will be. I can’t visit them tomorrow because I need to see the dentist and I might just be intruding at this stage anyway.
I only met the husband a couple of times.

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:31:01
From: The Estate
ID: 16245
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


I’m sitting here in a dilema.

Some of you may remember me mentioning a friend who married a fellow with motor neurone disease. We’re not bossom buddies but we’ve known each other and been friendly since both our sons (now 16) were in grade 1.
Her son has just sent a message to my son to say his step father died last night.
I’m not sure whether to phone now or if it’s too soon. Phone tomorrow or wait a few days? I’m no good at this, plus I need to find out when the funeral will be. I can’t visit them tomorrow because I need to see the dentist and I might just be intruding at this stage anyway.
I only met the husband a couple of times.

Sorry to hear Bubba, maybe give a call in the morning and watch for the notice in the paper ?? I’m like you , feel very awkward !!

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:31:31
From: bluegreen
ID: 16246
Subject: re: June chat

bubba, hopefully your friend will have someone there to take calls, but the funeral arrangements may not be finalised for a couple of days. One thing you could do is keep an eye on death notices in the paper as they often have the funeral details in them.

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:33:19
From: pain master
ID: 16248
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


I’m sitting here in a dilema.

Some of you may remember me mentioning a friend who married a fellow with motor neurone disease. We’re not bossom buddies but we’ve known each other and been friendly since both our sons (now 16) were in grade 1.
Her son has just sent a message to my son to say his step father died last night.
I’m not sure whether to phone now or if it’s too soon. Phone tomorrow or wait a few days? I’m no good at this, plus I need to find out when the funeral will be. I can’t visit them tomorrow because I need to see the dentist and I might just be intruding at this stage anyway.
I only met the husband a couple of times.

find out through your son how your friend is handling things… If it sounds like she needs a call, then make it tonight…

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:34:38
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16249
Subject: re: June chat

I would say, if their son sent a message , then they want their friend’s to know..and they know that you know ect. I would call now.

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:34:45
From: pain master
ID: 16250
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


I’m sitting here in a dilema.

and is it dilemna?

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:40:31
From: The Estate
ID: 16251
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


I would say, if their son sent a message , then they want their friend’s to know..and they know that you know ect. I would call now.

Maybe the 2 boys are close and not necc. Bubba etc… i would say she has her hands full ATM , but then again I dont know the relationship, if your not that far away, mabe you could make a nice meal and drop it in with your sympathies as there is always someone calling in and a lot of mouths to feed, just going on a previous experience here, but I was in the situation as well, only you can make this choice Bubba, if you feel you need to call , when then call !! espec. for your Son as well .

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:40:51
From: veg gardener
ID: 16252
Subject: re: June chat

so pepe, how many veggie gardens do you have?

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:51:31
From: pepe
ID: 16253
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


so pepe, how many veggie gardens do you have?

one new one (see photos peps in june), one old one (planted december), one that the chooks have cleaned up. they are all multi beds and about 70 sq.m each. (i want 1 more).

the herbs, rhubarb and a splattering of other edible plants invade two of the ornamental beds (ms pepe doesn’t mind).

potatoes and pumpkin are big crops so i plant them around the outside of my fenced area (curtilage)

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:55:06
From: veg gardener
ID: 16254
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


veg gardener said:

so pepe, how many veggie gardens do you have?

one new one (see photos peps in june), one old one (planted december), one that the chooks have cleaned up. they are all multi beds and about 70 sq.m each. (i want 1 more).

the herbs, rhubarb and a splattering of other edible plants invade two of the ornamental beds (ms pepe doesn’t mind).

potatoes and pumpkin are big crops so i plant them around the outside of my fenced area (curtilage)

210 sq m for all 3 garden beds if they are about 70 sq m each means you have alot of area my garden beds are 1.5 × 3m and i have 5 of that sized beds and then i have one 10×1m bed. so i will do a few caluations and work out how much area i have.

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:56:37
From: veg gardener
ID: 16256
Subject: re: June chat

so 4.5 sq m for the small beds so 4.5×5 is 112.5sq m plus the other bed is 122.5sq m (please correct me if i am wrong).

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Date: 1/06/2008 19:57:22
From: bubba louie
ID: 16257
Subject: re: June chat

pain master said:


bubba louie said:

I’m sitting here in a dilema.

Some of you may remember me mentioning a friend who married a fellow with motor neurone disease. We’re not bossom buddies but we’ve known each other and been friendly since both our sons (now 16) were in grade 1.
Her son has just sent a message to my son to say his step father died last night.
I’m not sure whether to phone now or if it’s too soon. Phone tomorrow or wait a few days? I’m no good at this, plus I need to find out when the funeral will be. I can’t visit them tomorrow because I need to see the dentist and I might just be intruding at this stage anyway.
I only met the husband a couple of times.

find out through your son how your friend is handling things… If it sounds like she needs a call, then make it tonight…

I’m not sure how acurate teenage boys are. Her son has purposely kept his distance from his step dad because they all knew this was coming.

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Date: 1/06/2008 20:02:54
From: bubba louie
ID: 16258
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


I would say, if their son sent a message , then they want their friend’s to know..and they know that you know ect. I would call now.

They may not even know he did. He lives on the top floor of the house with his own puter while his mum and stepdad were downstairs. It gave him some space from what was happening and was easier for the carers.

The husband has been totally bed ridden for months now and couldn’t even turn himself. They were lucky (if that’s the right word) to find a fantastic group here that is run by buddists (no religion involved) who help terminal patients to stay at home if that’s what they want. It’s like an in home hospice service.

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Date: 1/06/2008 20:03:59
From: bubba louie
ID: 16260
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


Happy Potter said:

I would say, if their son sent a message , then they want their friend’s to know..and they know that you know ect. I would call now.

Maybe the 2 boys are close and not necc. Bubba etc… i would say she has her hands full ATM , but then again I dont know the relationship, if your not that far away, mabe you could make a nice meal and drop it in with your sympathies as there is always someone calling in and a lot of mouths to feed, just going on a previous experience here, but I was in the situation as well, only you can make this choice Bubba, if you feel you need to call , when then call !! espec. for your Son as well .

Foods good.

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Date: 1/06/2008 20:11:00
From: bubba louie
ID: 16262
Subject: re: June chat

Well I rang. Just a very quick call to say I’m thinking about them and that I’ll visit some time after the funeral. That seems to be the time people feel the lowest and everyone’s disappeared, so we’ll eat cake and /or get leggless, which ever she preferres.

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Date: 1/06/2008 20:13:03
From: bubba louie
ID: 16263
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


Well I rang. Just a very quick call to say I’m thinking about them and that I’ll visit some time after the funeral. That seems to be the time people feel the lowest and everyone’s disappeared, so we’ll eat cake and /or get leggless, which ever she preferres.

She’s feeling very lost right now. After being so involved in caring for a total invalid she’s forgotten how to care for herself.

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Date: 1/06/2008 20:22:39
From: pain master
ID: 16266
Subject: re: June chat

you have done the right thing Bubba.

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Date: 1/06/2008 20:47:38
From: Lucky1
ID: 16270
Subject: re: June chat

Yesterday we scored this lounge suite….. second hand for $40.00

Wanted to show it to you …….. keeping one’s eyes open… there are great recycling savings out there:)

Very comfy to sit on and the single chairs swivel and tilt. Cats are sure about the no material and that mum & dad aren’t on top of each other.:)

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Date: 1/06/2008 20:57:22
From: bubba louie
ID: 16274
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


Yesterday we scored this lounge suite….. second hand for $40.00

Wanted to show it to you …….. keeping one’s eyes open… there are great recycling savings out there:)

Very comfy to sit on and the single chairs swivel and tilt. Cats are sure about the no material and that mum & dad aren’t on top of each other.:)

Good score Lucky.

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Date: 1/06/2008 21:00:55
From: Lucky1
ID: 16275
Subject: re: June chat

Good score Lucky.

—————————————————

Thanks Bubba….. sitting in it now watching 60 mins…. catching up on emails and forums:D

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Date: 1/06/2008 21:29:58
From: pepe
ID: 16278
Subject: re: June chat

Very comfy to sit on and the single chairs swivel and tilt. Cats are sure about the no material and that mum & dad aren’t on top of each other.:)
—-
thers some good buys at the op shops.
whats that ‘game-on-a-rug’ at the bottom of the seat?

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Date: 1/06/2008 21:36:39
From: Lucky1
ID: 16279
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


Very comfy to sit on and the single chairs swivel and tilt. Cats are sure about the no material and that mum & dad aren’t on top of each other.:)
—-
thers some good buys at the op shops.
whats that ‘game-on-a-rug’ at the bottom of the seat?

Its a carpet #1 son used to play his cars on…… makes a great carpet square on cold nights for our legs…..

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Date: 1/06/2008 21:42:25
From: pepe
ID: 16280
Subject: re: June chat

Its a carpet #1 son used to play his cars on…… makes a great carpet square on cold nights for our legs…..
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it looks cheerful and interesting.
i must vroom-vroom off
cya.

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Date: 2/06/2008 06:32:56
From: veg gardener
ID: 16284
Subject: re: June chat

morning all.

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Date: 2/06/2008 07:04:10
From: veg gardener
ID: 16287
Subject: re: June chat

back.

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Date: 2/06/2008 07:06:55
From: Grasshopper
ID: 16288
Subject: re: June chat

Morning Veg nice rain ?

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Date: 2/06/2008 07:09:12
From: veg gardener
ID: 16289
Subject: re: June chat

yes it is nice rain we had 2.5mls here this weekend while we were in Dubbo.

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Date: 2/06/2008 08:24:00
From: Lucky1
ID: 16295
Subject: re: June chat

Morning Pepe:)

Up early today I am…must be the winter in me;)

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Date: 2/06/2008 08:25:58
From: Grasshopper
ID: 16296
Subject: re: June chat

Moring Lucky and Pepe—

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Date: 2/06/2008 08:27:30
From: Lucky1
ID: 16297
Subject: re: June chat

Hello Grassy:)

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Date: 2/06/2008 08:32:34
From: pepe
ID: 16299
Subject: re: June chat

morning lucky and hopper.
frosty here – should be another beautiful day.

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Date: 2/06/2008 08:35:03
From: pepe
ID: 16300
Subject: re: June chat

actually no frost but cold on the fingers and ears in the early morning.

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Date: 2/06/2008 08:35:08
From: Grasshopper
ID: 16301
Subject: re: June chat

We haven’t had it all that cold as yet—even took the doona off the bed again—

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Date: 2/06/2008 08:41:08
From: Lucky1
ID: 16303
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


morning lucky and hopper.
frosty here – should be another beautiful day.

Haven’t been out the back yet…. clearing a back log of blogs I like to read…… hence the longdrink between my posts here.

I was reading about a fella who is going to grow in spuds in rubbish bins.

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Date: 2/06/2008 08:41:28
From: Lucky1
ID: 16304
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


actually no frost but cold on the fingers and ears in the early morning.

Sound like a woman….changing your mind….LOL

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Date: 2/06/2008 08:49:24
From: pepe
ID: 16306
Subject: re: June chat

I was reading about a fella who is going to grow in spuds in rubbish bins.
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people are getting thrifty – i think its good (if it works).

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Date: 2/06/2008 08:57:29
From: Lucky1
ID: 16307
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


I was reading about a fella who is going to grow in spuds in rubbish bins.
——
people are getting thrifty – i think its good (if it works).


I am wondering though how the roots will go with sudden temp changes.

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Date: 2/06/2008 09:57:41
From: orchid40
ID: 16309
Subject: re: June chat

Morning All,
Dull and damp here, but I guess it goes with the season :( LOL

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Date: 2/06/2008 09:59:19
From: orchid40
ID: 16310
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


pepe said:

I was reading about a fella who is going to grow in spuds in rubbish bins.
——
people are getting thrifty – i think its good (if it works).


I am wondering though how the roots will go with sudden temp changes.


I’m planning on using big (30lt) pots for my pots (Haha) Does this guy have any good tips, Lucky?

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Date: 2/06/2008 11:32:53
From: pepe
ID: 16312
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Morning All,
Dull and damp here, but I guess it goes with the season :( LOL

morning OC – you know the soil needs this winter to be wet and cold – i prefer spring and autumn – but what the heck – warm fires and hot toddies are ok.

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Date: 2/06/2008 12:06:05
From: Lucky1
ID: 16313
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Lucky1 said:

pepe said:

I was reading about a fella who is going to grow in spuds in rubbish bins.
——
people are getting thrifty – i think its good (if it works).


I am wondering though how the roots will go with sudden temp changes.


I’m planning on using big (30lt) pots for my pots (Haha) Does this guy have any good tips, Lucky?


http://www.gardendesk.com/2008/05/potatoes-in-garbage-can.html

Here is that site I was saying about o40:)

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Date: 2/06/2008 13:47:01
From: bubba louie
ID: 16316
Subject: re: June chat

I’m not happy.

My dentist appoinment was this morning and I have a dead nerve and need a root canal. First long appointment available is on Fri 13th. :(

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Date: 2/06/2008 13:48:16
From: bluegreen
ID: 16317
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


I’m not happy.

My dentist appoinment was this morning and I have a dead nerve and need a root canal. First long appointment available is on Fri 13th. :(

big money maker those. sometimes I wonder if they are really worth it…

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Date: 2/06/2008 13:50:09
From: bubba louie
ID: 16318
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


bubba louie said:

I’m not happy.

My dentist appoinment was this morning and I have a dead nerve and need a root canal. First long appointment available is on Fri 13th. :(

big money maker those. sometimes I wonder if they are really worth it…

He said I didn’t really have an alternative.

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Date: 2/06/2008 13:54:54
From: bluegreen
ID: 16319
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


bluegreen said:

bubba louie said:

I’m not happy.

My dentist appoinment was this morning and I have a dead nerve and need a root canal. First long appointment available is on Fri 13th. :(

big money maker those. sometimes I wonder if they are really worth it…

He said I didn’t really have an alternative.

that’s fair enough I suppose, as long as they give you an alternative if there is one. There is in fact having it pulled out and going for a false tooth.

Mr BG didn’t get enough of the right stuff at the right time when it came to his teeth, and as a result they are very brittle. Any Root Canals he has had have fallen apart within 2 years anyway, so he opts for just having them pulled now. Sometimes the tooth splits or falls apart before the nerve is dead, OUCH!

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Date: 2/06/2008 13:55:29
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16320
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


bluegreen said:

bubba louie said:

I’m not happy.

My dentist appoinment was this morning and I have a dead nerve and need a root canal. First long appointment available is on Fri 13th. :(

big money maker those. sometimes I wonder if they are really worth it…

He said I didn’t really have an alternative.

Are you superstitious BL , or just don’t like the wait ?

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Date: 2/06/2008 14:03:55
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16321
Subject: re: June chat

arvo all..I only seem to make it here by afternoon’s lately. I was busy cleaning and and doing laundry , fielded heap’s of phone call’s re giant son, several appt’s made, then out in the garden and let the chook’s out for a scratch.
I will have to face going to the dentist soon myself, one front tooth has decided to turn a dark colour. But for now the ‘witch’ look will have to do until I can find the time and $ to go.

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Date: 2/06/2008 14:10:43
From: Lucky1
ID: 16322
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


I’m not happy.

My dentist appoinment was this morning and I have a dead nerve and need a root canal. First long appointment available is on Fri 13th. :(

Friday 13th ……bad day for a dentist trip:(

Do those visit really work???? I have heard sometimes after all that work…tooth still needs to be pulled out.

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Date: 2/06/2008 14:31:13
From: bluegreen
ID: 16323
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


bubba louie said:

I’m not happy.

My dentist appoinment was this morning and I have a dead nerve and need a root canal. First long appointment available is on Fri 13th. :(

Friday 13th ……bad day for a dentist trip:(

Do those visit really work???? I have heard sometimes after all that work…tooth still needs to be pulled out.

probably heard that from me :D

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Date: 2/06/2008 15:12:57
From: bubba louie
ID: 16324
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


bubba louie said:

bluegreen said:

bubba louie said:

I’m not happy.

My dentist appoinment was this morning and I have a dead nerve and need a root canal. First long appointment available is on Fri 13th. :(

big money maker those. sometimes I wonder if they are really worth it…

He said I didn’t really have an alternative.

that’s fair enough I suppose, as long as they give you an alternative if there is one. There is in fact having it pulled out and going for a false tooth.

Mr BG didn’t get enough of the right stuff at the right time when it came to his teeth, and as a result they are very brittle. Any Root Canals he has had have fallen apart within 2 years anyway, so he opts for just having them pulled now. Sometimes the tooth splits or falls apart before the nerve is dead, OUCH!

Don’t know if i wanted to hear that. LOL

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Date: 2/06/2008 15:13:48
From: bubba louie
ID: 16325
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


bubba louie said:

bluegreen said:

bubba louie said:

I’m not happy.

My dentist appoinment was this morning and I have a dead nerve and need a root canal. First long appointment available is on Fri 13th. :(

big money maker those. sometimes I wonder if they are really worth it…

He said I didn’t really have an alternative.

Are you superstitious BL , or just don’t like the wait ?

Neither really. It just struck me as humorous.

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Date: 2/06/2008 15:14:37
From: bubba louie
ID: 16326
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


bubba louie said:

I’m not happy.

My dentist appoinment was this morning and I have a dead nerve and need a root canal. First long appointment available is on Fri 13th. :(

Friday 13th ……bad day for a dentist trip:(

Do those visit really work???? I have heard sometimes after all that work…tooth still needs to be pulled out.

lalalalala not listening.

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Date: 2/06/2008 15:15:59
From: bubba louie
ID: 16327
Subject: re: June chat

Seriously though, he’s a very good dentist and has never let me down yet.

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Date: 2/06/2008 15:27:36
From: orchid40
ID: 16328
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


orchid40 said:

Lucky1 said:

pepe said:

I was reading about a fella who is going to grow in spuds in rubbish bins.
——
people are getting thrifty – i think its good (if it works).


I am wondering though how the roots will go with sudden temp changes.


I’m planning on using big (30lt) pots for my pots (Haha) Does this guy have any good tips, Lucky?


http://www.gardendesk.com/2008/05/potatoes-in-garbage-can.html

Here is that site I was saying about o40:)

Thanks, Lucky, I’ll have a look :)

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Date: 2/06/2008 15:39:08
From: pomolo
ID: 16329
Subject: re: June chat

Hello people. I have just popped in to say I’ll be going home tomorrow so my contributions should start gatting back to normal. I have enjoyed my stay down here but I’m ready for home now.

I’ve caught up on most of the topic talk but can’t possibly do the chat thread. I’ve missed too much. Next talk wil come from Q’ld. Later everyone.

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Date: 2/06/2008 15:41:12
From: Lucky1
ID: 16330
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


Lucky1 said:

bubba louie said:

I’m not happy.

My dentist appoinment was this morning and I have a dead nerve and need a root canal. First long appointment available is on Fri 13th. :(

Friday 13th ……bad day for a dentist trip:(

Do those visit really work???? I have heard sometimes after all that work…tooth still needs to be pulled out.

lalalalala not listening.

What bluddy good is it asking you…if ya not listening….LOL

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Date: 2/06/2008 15:43:02
From: Lucky1
ID: 16331
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


Hello people. I have just popped in to say I’ll be going home tomorrow so my contributions should start gatting back to normal. I have enjoyed my stay down here but I’m ready for home now.

I’ve caught up on most of the topic talk but can’t possibly do the chat thread. I’ve missed too much. Next talk wil come from Q’ld. Later everyone.

Safe trip home Pomolo:)

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Date: 2/06/2008 17:03:29
From: veg gardener
ID: 16334
Subject: re: June chat

up to the top now, went out side to take some photos of my gardens and my chook.

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Date: 2/06/2008 17:10:52
From: veg gardener
ID: 16335
Subject: re: June chat

so is there anyone here?

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Date: 2/06/2008 20:56:36
From: colliewa
ID: 16380
Subject: re: June chat

>First long appointment available is on Fri 13th. :(

Avoid mirrors and black cats that day….

8^|

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Date: 2/06/2008 20:59:16
From: colliewa
ID: 16381
Subject: re: June chat

big money maker those. sometimes I wonder if they are really worth it…

He said I didn’t really have an alternative.

=================

There’s always an alternative, but in this case it involves a pair of pliers… I speak from experience.

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Date: 2/06/2008 21:08:28
From: bubba louie
ID: 16382
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:

big money maker those. sometimes I wonder if they are really worth it…

He said I didn’t really have an alternative.

=================

There’s always an alternative, but in this case it involves a pair of pliers… I speak from experience.

There’s ALWAYS that alternative.

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Date: 3/06/2008 05:40:25
From: veg gardener
ID: 16398
Subject: re: June chat

morning all.

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Date: 3/06/2008 05:42:07
From: Longy
ID: 16399
Subject: re: June chat

G’day VG. You’re up early. Did you mess the bed?

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Date: 3/06/2008 05:44:34
From: veg gardener
ID: 16400
Subject: re: June chat

nope, i normally am up around this time,dads left for work 13 mins ago, so i thought i may come on the computer and i don’t have any home work so i don’t need to do it this morning like i normally do.

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Date: 3/06/2008 05:46:34
From: Longy
ID: 16401
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


i don’t have any home work so i don’t need to do it this morning like i normally do.

Cool. Me either. I just had brekky. I have to wait until the fog lifts so the chopper can take me to the airstrip. Then fly out of here to Port Moresby.
What are you up to today?

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Date: 3/06/2008 05:49:22
From: veg gardener
ID: 16402
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


veg gardener said:

i don’t have any home work so i don’t need to do it this morning like i normally do.

Cool. Me either. I just had brekky. I have to wait until the fog lifts so the chopper can take me to the airstrip. Then fly out of here to Port Moresby.
What are you up to today?

school i just finshed my breaky as well. I am waiting for 6:30am so i can go and get dressed and then 7:10 so i can go to the bus stop. but then i wait for 4:30pm (when u get home).

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Date: 3/06/2008 05:52:16
From: Longy
ID: 16403
Subject: re: June chat

<
Cool. Me either. I just had brekky. I have to wait until the fog lifts so the chopper can take me to the airstrip. Then fly out of here to Port Moresby.
What are you up to today?

school i just finshed my breaky as well. I am waiting for 6:30am so i can go and get dressed and then 7:10 so i can go to the bus stop. but then i wait for 4:30pm (when u get home).

Hmm. Sounds like you are waiting for the clock all the time. One day you’ll wake up and you’ll be old and you’ll wonder where it all went:-)

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Date: 3/06/2008 05:53:39
From: veg gardener
ID: 16404
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


<
Cool. Me either. I just had brekky. I have to wait until the fog lifts so the chopper can take me to the airstrip. Then fly out of here to Port Moresby.
What are you up to today?

school i just finshed my breaky as well. I am waiting for 6:30am so i can go and get dressed and then 7:10 so i can go to the bus stop. but then i wait for 4:30pm (when u get home).

Hmm. Sounds like you are waiting for the clock all the time. One day you’ll wake up and you’ll be old and you’ll wonder where it all went:-)

yep, this year has gone fast. already the 6 months and only 6 more left.

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Date: 3/06/2008 05:54:33
From: Longy
ID: 16405
Subject: re: June chat

yep, this year has gone fast. already the 6 months and only 6 more left.

+++++++++++++++++++++
Hey, it’s exactly the same for me. How weird is that?

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Date: 3/06/2008 05:57:47
From: veg gardener
ID: 16406
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


yep, this year has gone fast. already the 6 months and only 6 more left.

+++++++++++++++++++++
Hey, it’s exactly the same for me. How weird is that?

yep, and normally everything goes really slow last year seem to go for ages. last week while doing exams they seemed to be going slow, i found when i am gardening or doing anything to do with my garden or hanging out with my mates, the time seems to go so fast and i lose track of time during the day.

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Date: 3/06/2008 05:58:17
From: Longy
ID: 16407
Subject: re: June chat

Hey VG. I saw 3 wild dogs kill and eat a crocodile up here yesterday. Do you wanna see a photo?

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Date: 3/06/2008 05:59:06
From: veg gardener
ID: 16408
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Hey VG. I saw 3 wild dogs kill and eat a crocodile up here yesterday. Do you wanna see a photo?

yes please. i would have thought that the crocodile would have killed the dogs.

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Date: 3/06/2008 06:00:04
From: Longy
ID: 16409
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Longy said:

Hey VG. I saw 3 wild dogs kill and eat a crocodile up here yesterday. Do you wanna see a photo?

yes please. i would have thought that the crocodile would have killed the dogs.

Nah. These are pretty savage dogs.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v239/m.longstaff/pic29444.jpg

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Date: 3/06/2008 06:01:53
From: veg gardener
ID: 16410
Subject: re: June chat

LoL, you should see me i am laughing my head off. that was a good one. looks like they had a nice feed.

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Date: 3/06/2008 06:03:02
From: veg gardener
ID: 16411
Subject: re: June chat


Longy to get photos up you don’t need to do all the stuff you done all yo do is press ! before and after the URL

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Date: 3/06/2008 06:03:07
From: Longy
ID: 16412
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


LoL, you should see me i am laughing my head off. that was a good one. looks like they had a nice feed.

LOL. yeah i thought you’d like it. They look pretty mean i reckon.

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Date: 3/06/2008 06:04:25
From: veg gardener
ID: 16413
Subject: re: June chat

yes, i wouldn’t want to get near them.

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Date: 3/06/2008 06:06:12
From: Longy
ID: 16414
Subject: re: June chat

Kinda like this brown nosed reindeer shot?

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Date: 3/06/2008 06:08:29
From: Longy
ID: 16415
Subject: re: June chat

Hey. I did the ! thing. SO why didn’t it work?

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Date: 3/06/2008 06:08:44
From: veg gardener
ID: 16416
Subject: re: June chat

not showing up is for the pictures.

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Date: 3/06/2008 06:09:10
From: veg gardener
ID: 16417
Subject: re: June chat

whats the Url for the photo.

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Date: 3/06/2008 06:09:27
From: veg gardener
ID: 16418
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Hey. I did the ! thing. SO why didn’t it work?

ok did you do them at the start and end?

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Date: 3/06/2008 06:10:10
From: Longy
ID: 16419
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


whats the Url for the photo.

If you hit ‘quote’ on that post it’ll come up.

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Date: 3/06/2008 06:11:47
From: Longy
ID: 16420
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:

Kinda like this brown nosed reindeer shot?

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Date: 3/06/2008 06:12:11
From: veg gardener
ID: 16421
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Kinda like this brown nosed reindeer shot?

yep i have found it

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Date: 3/06/2008 06:12:21
From: Longy
ID: 16422
Subject: re: June chat

Ah there’s a bunch of crap in the url.

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Date: 3/06/2008 06:13:00
From: veg gardener
ID: 16423
Subject: re: June chat

wonder while it isn’t working ill try a photo of my account.

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Date: 3/06/2008 06:14:26
From: Longy
ID: 16424
Subject: re: June chat

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Date: 3/06/2008 06:15:41
From: veg gardener
ID: 16425
Subject: re: June chat

there we go

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Date: 3/06/2008 06:16:37
From: Longy
ID: 16426
Subject: re: June chat

Hey VG. I picked a bunch of lady finger bananas before i left home.
Dried about 20 of them, ate a dozen or so and the rest were still green.
Delicious.

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Date: 3/06/2008 06:17:19
From: veg gardener
ID: 16427
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Hey VG. I picked a bunch of lady finger bananas before i left home.
Dried about 20 of them, ate a dozen or so and the rest were still green.
Delicious.

nice, how long will you be in PNG for?

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Date: 3/06/2008 06:19:10
From: Longy
ID: 16428
Subject: re: June chat

how long will you be in PNG for?
++++++++++++++++++++++++++
I leave the rig today. Will stay in Moresby tonight and fly to Oz tomorrow.
Should catchup with PM tonight for a feed. Might have some of that crocodile.

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Date: 3/06/2008 06:19:58
From: veg gardener
ID: 16429
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:

how long will you be in PNG for?
++++++++++++++++++++++++++
I leave the rig today. Will stay in Moresby tonight and fly to Oz tomorrow.
Should catchup with PM tonight for a feed. Might have some of that crocodile.

yep. bring some home for the brown noised reindeer

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Date: 3/06/2008 06:20:41
From: Longy
ID: 16430
Subject: re: June chat

There’s a bit of crap going down here at the moment VG. I gotta go.
Have a good day at school.

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Date: 3/06/2008 06:22:46
From: veg gardener
ID: 16431
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


There’s a bit of crap going down here at the moment VG. I gotta go.
Have a good day at school.

yep, talk to u soon mate have a safe trip home.

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Date: 3/06/2008 09:12:15
From: bluegreen
ID: 16433
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


veg gardener said:

Longy said:

Hey VG. I saw 3 wild dogs kill and eat a crocodile up here yesterday. Do you wanna see a photo?

yes please. i would have thought that the crocodile would have killed the dogs.

Nah. These are pretty savage dogs.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v239/m.longstaff/pic29444.jpg

you know I’ve seen that one before and you still got me! lol!

morning folks…

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Date: 3/06/2008 09:17:24
From: Grasshopper
ID: 16434
Subject: re: June chat

Morning Blue hows things

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Date: 3/06/2008 09:20:23
From: bluegreen
ID: 16435
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Morning Blue hows things

hi Grassy. Very foggy outside this morning. Traffic to work was very slow. Could have done with a sleep in but got to go to work, hey?

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Date: 3/06/2008 09:24:40
From: Grasshopper
ID: 16436
Subject: re: June chat

Yes I know that feeling of having to go to work—well I used to—not anymore :)

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Date: 3/06/2008 09:30:58
From: Grasshopper
ID: 16437
Subject: re: June chat

Well,I am off for now Blue—catch you another time

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Date: 3/06/2008 10:10:27
From: pepe
ID: 16440
Subject: re: June chat

morning all
overcast and cool
bbl.

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Date: 3/06/2008 13:24:17
From: The Estate
ID: 16449
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


morning all
overcast and cool
bbl.

arvo all, warming up and bored

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Date: 3/06/2008 13:37:35
From: pepe
ID: 16451
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


pepe said:

morning all
overcast and cool
bbl.

arvo all, warming up and bored

arvo thee. i still haven’t done anything about making a garden ‘doll’ but i think about it occassionally. what ya doing in the garden at present?

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Date: 3/06/2008 13:50:46
From: Lucky1
ID: 16454
Subject: re: June chat

Arvo:)

I was up and went back to bed…headache:(

better now and just had lunch.

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Date: 3/06/2008 13:59:15
From: bluegreen
ID: 16455
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


Arvo:)

I was up and went back to bed…headache:(

better now and just had lunch.

sorry to hear you had a headache, glad you’re feeling better now.

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Date: 3/06/2008 14:13:36
From: Longy
ID: 16459
Subject: re: June chat

Well i’m still waiting for the chopper. I’m on the second flight out. Could’ve been half way to Moresby by now. Oh well. I finished my book anyway. At least i don’t have a headache. ( Probably will tomorrow though.)

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Date: 3/06/2008 14:19:41
From: Longy
ID: 16464
Subject: re: June chat

Well, not much chatter here. Might go hang by the helicopter pad.
Have a good arvo.

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Date: 3/06/2008 14:54:03
From: Lucky1
ID: 16465
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Lucky1 said:

Arvo:)

I was up and went back to bed…headache:(

better now and just had lunch.

sorry to hear you had a headache, glad you’re feeling better now.


Thanks, about to make a cuppa….

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Date: 3/06/2008 15:01:34
From: Dinetta
ID: 16469
Subject: re: June chat

Amazing the curative properties of tea in relation to headaches…

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Date: 3/06/2008 15:12:31
From: Lucky1
ID: 16472
Subject: re: June chat

Dinetta said:


Amazing the curative properties of tea in relation to headaches…

Something about relaxing and warming the body I think.:)

Hi Dinetta:D

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Date: 3/06/2008 15:16:55
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16473
Subject: re: June chat

Hi all..I’m on real late today. Had a stream of visitor’s all morning, then decided to make a soup and standing at the bench chopping vege’s and I went all woosy, bluddy low BP, so I went to have a lie down and fell asleep.
Just up again and it feels like morning so it’s tuesday ‘take two’ lol.

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Date: 3/06/2008 15:20:10
From: bluegreen
ID: 16474
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Hi all..I’m on real late today. Had a stream of visitor’s all morning, then decided to make a soup and standing at the bench chopping vege’s and I went all woosy, bluddy low BP, so I went to have a lie down and fell asleep.
Just up again and it feels like morning so it’s tuesday ‘take two’ lol.

is the doc keeping an eye on the BP? I imagine after losing so much weight that it would bear watching…

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Date: 3/06/2008 15:21:56
From: The Estate
ID: 16475
Subject: re: June chat

Back at docs today, mine still high, he has changed my meds, still 154/82 DAMM

BG your stuff is ready for collection at Manwell’s house

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Date: 3/06/2008 15:22:20
From: Lucky1
ID: 16476
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Hi all..I’m on real late today. Had a stream of visitor’s all morning, then decided to make a soup and standing at the bench chopping vege’s and I went all woosy, bluddy low BP, so I went to have a lie down and fell asleep.
Just up again and it feels like morning so it’s tuesday ‘take two’ lol.

It’s that cardie…. it has linked us together in spirit:)

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Date: 3/06/2008 15:24:05
From: bluegreen
ID: 16477
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


Back at docs today, mine still high, he has changed my meds, still 154/82 DAMM

BG your stuff is ready for collection at Manwell’s house

yeah, doc changed mine last visit – have to see if the new stuff is working next visit…

I’ll give Manwell a call, thanks.

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Date: 3/06/2008 15:25:27
From: The Estate
ID: 16478
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


The Estate said:

Back at docs today, mine still high, he has changed my meds, still 154/82 DAMM

BG your stuff is ready for collection at Manwell’s house

yeah, doc changed mine last visit – have to see if the new stuff is working next visit…

I’ll give Manwell a call, thanks.

What you takin, I’m back in a month

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Date: 3/06/2008 15:26:55
From: bluegreen
ID: 16480
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


What you takin, I’m back in a month

Micardis Plus

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Date: 3/06/2008 15:59:09
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16481
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Happy Potter said:

Hi all..I’m on real late today. Had a stream of visitor’s all morning, then decided to make a soup and standing at the bench chopping vege’s and I went all woosy, bluddy low BP, so I went to have a lie down and fell asleep.
Just up again and it feels like morning so it’s tuesday ‘take two’ lol.

is the doc keeping an eye on the BP? I imagine after losing so much weight that it would bear watching…

Yep keeping an eye on it..but there’s no treatment for low BP, just keep the fluid’s up and sit or bend down quick when feeling light headed. The stress could go, and I am able to switch off.. but only so much.

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Date: 3/06/2008 16:03:34
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16482
Subject: re: June chat

“Back at docs today, mine still high, he has changed my meds, still 154/82 DAMM

Oh heck Thee, bit high ! I hope the new med’s work quickly. I have no idea what causes high or low BP. Mine this morn was 80/ 50. It’s been lower before though.
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Date: 3/06/2008 16:06:03
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16483
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


Happy Potter said:

Hi all..I’m on real late today. Had a stream of visitor’s all morning, then decided to make a soup and standing at the bench chopping vege’s and I went all woosy, bluddy low BP, so I went to have a lie down and fell asleep.
Just up again and it feels like morning so it’s tuesday ‘take two’ lol.

It’s that cardie…. it has linked us together in spirit:)

lol Lucky, glad you had a sleep too and headache’s gone :)

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Date: 3/06/2008 16:52:13
From: veg gardener
ID: 16484
Subject: re: June chat

Arvo all

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Date: 3/06/2008 17:54:17
From: Dinetta
ID: 16486
Subject: re: June chat

Gee the old forum is quiet these days…

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Date: 3/06/2008 18:27:23
From: The Estate
ID: 16488
Subject: re: June chat

Dinetta said:


Gee the old forum is quiet these days…

no one goes there I think ??

Oi you about BG ??

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Date: 3/06/2008 18:46:46
From: bluegreen
ID: 16489
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


Dinetta said:

Gee the old forum is quiet these days…

no one goes there I think ??

Oi you about BG ??

I am now…

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Date: 3/06/2008 19:13:47
From: The Estate
ID: 16490
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


The Estate said:

Dinetta said:

Gee the old forum is quiet these days…

no one goes there I think ??

mmmmmm got sided tracked, your pills are the same as mine, how much you pay $$

Oi you about BG ??

I am now…

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Date: 3/06/2008 19:19:28
From: bluegreen
ID: 16491
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:

mmmmmm got sided tracked, your pills are the same as mine, how much you pay $$

Gee, I don’t know! I just hand over the credit card! lol!

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Date: 3/06/2008 19:28:04
From: The Estate
ID: 16492
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


The Estate said:

mmmmmm got sided tracked, your pills are the same as mine, how much you pay $$

Gee, I don’t know! I just hand over the credit card! lol!

well you should check as I just paid $26.85 and the local new chemist will only charge $18.90 per script

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Date: 3/06/2008 19:29:10
From: orchid40
ID: 16493
Subject: re: June chat

Evening All,
Been out all day. Came home with a trailer full of pavers and rocks – Thanks again Thee !:D

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Date: 3/06/2008 19:32:39
From: The Estate
ID: 16494
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Evening All,
Been out all day. Came home with a trailer full of pavers and rocks – Thanks again Thee !:D

No probs Val, anytime, hows the back LOL

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Date: 3/06/2008 19:34:02
From: orchid40
ID: 16495
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


orchid40 said:

Evening All,
Been out all day. Came home with a trailer full of pavers and rocks – Thanks again Thee !:D

No probs Val, anytime, hows the back LOL


So far so good! Tomorrow will tell, unloading etc. LOL

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Date: 3/06/2008 19:35:35
From: The Estate
ID: 16496
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


The Estate said:

orchid40 said:

Evening All,
Been out all day. Came home with a trailer full of pavers and rocks – Thanks again Thee !:D

No probs Val, anytime, hows the back LOL


So far so good! Tomorrow will tell, unloading etc. LOL

Okies, David , tell him I said he is a silly billy

about the other stuff just let me know !

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Date: 3/06/2008 19:36:52
From: orchid40
ID: 16497
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


orchid40 said:

The Estate said:

orchid40 said:

Evening All,
Been out all day. Came home with a trailer full of pavers and rocks – Thanks again Thee !:D

No probs Val, anytime, hows the back LOL


So far so good! Tomorrow will tell, unloading etc. LOL

Okies, David , tell him I said he is a silly billy

about the other stuff just let me know !


Ok, will do. We’ll let you know :)

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Date: 3/06/2008 19:38:17
From: The Estate
ID: 16498
Subject: re: June chat

No probs. off to bed now , nite all

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Date: 3/06/2008 19:41:39
From: bluegreen
ID: 16500
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


bluegreen said:

The Estate said:

mmmmmm got sided tracked, your pills are the same as mine, how much you pay $$

Gee, I don’t know! I just hand over the credit card! lol!

well you should check as I just paid $26.85 and the local new chemist will only charge $18.90 per script

probably around the $26 mark, maybe I should shop around…

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Date: 3/06/2008 19:42:06
From: orchid40
ID: 16501
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


No probs. off to bed now , nite all

Nite Thee, sweet dreams .

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Date: 3/06/2008 19:44:00
From: The Estate
ID: 16502
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


The Estate said:

bluegreen said:

The Estate said:

mmmmmm got sided tracked, your pills are the same as mine, how much you pay $$

Gee, I don’t know! I just hand over the credit card! lol!

well you should check as I just paid $26.85 and the local new chemist will only charge $18.90 per script

probably around the $26 mark, maybe I should shop around…

DEFF. tis is the place in leonard Ave.

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Date: 3/06/2008 19:44:21
From: The Estate
ID: 16503
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


The Estate said:

No probs. off to bed now , nite all

Nite Thee, sweet dreams .

taaaaaa

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Date: 3/06/2008 21:09:40
From: Yeehah
ID: 16505
Subject: re: June chat

Evening.

Been reading a bit but I really don’t have much to say so thought I’d at least say hello.

I’m on borrowed computer time – using Mr Y’s machine because the fan in my laptop has lost the plot (noisy bearing in fan, makes a noise like it’s gonna leave the atmosphere!) and I’m waiting on the new part to turn up.

We’re sending off the signed agreement for the kit home plans tomorrow. Council plans shouldn’t be far off, then we can start DOING something, yahooie!!!

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Date: 3/06/2008 21:16:23
From: colliewa
ID: 16506
Subject: re: June chat

Anyone have a chart which converts sizes to waist measurement?

I was given some trousers (wrong size for him) by a workmate and I’m trying to work out what size they are.

Label says size 24.

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Date: 3/06/2008 21:39:15
From: bubba louie
ID: 16507
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


Back at docs today, mine still high, he has changed my meds, still 154/82 DAMM

BG your stuff is ready for collection at Manwell’s house

Do you have your own tester Thee? I get what the docs call White Coat Hypertension, which basically means my BP goes up when the doc takes it because I get nervous about the possibly of it being high. They told me to buy my own and test it a couple times a day.

You could be psyching your self up too.

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Date: 3/06/2008 21:43:46
From: bubba louie
ID: 16508
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:

Anyone have a chart which converts sizes to waist measurement?

I was given some trousers (wrong size for him) by a workmate and I’m trying to work out what size they are.

Label says size 24.

Sizes seem to vary between brands.

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Date: 3/06/2008 21:49:11
From: bluegreen
ID: 16509
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:

Do you have your own tester Thee? I get what the docs call White Coat Hypertension, which basically means my BP goes up when the doc takes it because I get nervous about the possibly of it being high. They told me to buy my own and test it a couple times a day.

You could be psyching your self up too.

I have wondered if that happens with me. Should get my own tester. Are they expensive?

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Date: 3/06/2008 21:51:37
From: colliewa
ID: 16510
Subject: re: June chat

Auto BP machines start at about $40-50 at the chemists.

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Date: 3/06/2008 22:01:17
From: orchid40
ID: 16511
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


bubba louie said:

Do you have your own tester Thee? I get what the docs call White Coat Hypertension, which basically means my BP goes up when the doc takes it because I get nervous about the possibly of it being high. They told me to buy my own and test it a couple times a day.

You could be psyching your self up too.

On the subject of home blood pressure monitors -My doc recommended me to buy one, which I did. I got it for about $85 on special. I used to have a look at my pressure about once a day and keep a record for the doc. All went OK and he said just check it once a week or so. I found one Saturday that it had shot up and checked it a couple of times more that day. I ended up calling the Nurse On call number because I was worried. She told me to go to the emergency dept at the local hosp. To cut a long story short, the doc there went off about home BP testers, said they should be burnt! He said the reading you get is just a number, and unless you get other symptoms too, like headaches or dizziness, that you don’t need to panic. In other words, if you get consistently high readings, see your GP but don’t panic.Just thought I’d share that with you :)

I have wondered if that happens with me. Should get my own tester. Are they expensive?

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Date: 3/06/2008 22:19:52
From: The Estate
ID: 16512
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


The Estate said:

Back at docs today, mine still high, he has changed my meds, still 154/82 DAMM

BG your stuff is ready for collection at Manwell’s house

Nah used to it BB, been going on for quite a few years now,

Do you have your own tester Thee? I get what the docs call White Coat Hypertension, which basically means my BP goes up when the doc takes it because I get nervous about the possibly of it being high. They told me to buy my own and test it a couple times a day.

You could be psyching your self up too.

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Date: 3/06/2008 22:22:26
From: The Estate
ID: 16513
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


bubba louie said:

Do you have your own tester Thee? I get what the docs call White Coat Hypertension, which basically means my BP goes up when the doc takes it because I get nervous about the possibly of it being high. They told me to buy my own and test it a couple times a day.

You could be psyching your self up too.

I have wondered if that happens with me. Should get my own tester. Are they expensive?

Ben ther done that , ask Mr. W? think I would rather go by the Doc’s ??

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Date: 3/06/2008 22:23:19
From: bubba louie
ID: 16514
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


bubba louie said:

Do you have your own tester Thee? I get what the docs call White Coat Hypertension, which basically means my BP goes up when the doc takes it because I get nervous about the possibly of it being high. They told me to buy my own and test it a couple times a day.

You could be psyching your self up too.

I have wondered if that happens with me. Should get my own tester. Are they expensive?

I really can’t remember what it cost and our health cover paid for it anyway. I think it was about $100. Maybe you could hire one.

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Date: 3/06/2008 22:23:51
From: bluegreen
ID: 16515
Subject: re: June chat

thought you’d gone to bed Thee :)

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Date: 3/06/2008 22:23:56
From: bubba louie
ID: 16516
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


Auto BP machines start at about $40-50 at the chemists.

Mine wasn’t the cheapest available.

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Date: 3/06/2008 22:26:38
From: bluegreen
ID: 16517
Subject: re: June chat

the thing with me is that although I have high BP and am overweight, in all other areas I am low risk. I don’t smoke, rarely drink, no family history, low cholesterol…

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Date: 3/06/2008 22:26:48
From: bubba louie
ID: 16518
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


bluegreen said:

bubba louie said:

Do you have your own tester Thee? I get what the docs call White Coat Hypertension, which basically means my BP goes up when the doc takes it because I get nervous about the possibly of it being high. They told me to buy my own and test it a couple times a day.

You could be psyching your self up too.

On the subject of home blood pressure monitors -My doc recommended me to buy one, which I did. I got it for about $85 on special. I used to have a look at my pressure about once a day and keep a record for the doc. All went OK and he said just check it once a week or so. I found one Saturday that it had shot up and checked it a couple of times more that day. I ended up calling the Nurse On call number because I was worried. She told me to go to the emergency dept at the local hosp. To cut a long story short, the doc there went off about home BP testers, said they should be burnt! He said the reading you get is just a number, and unless you get other symptoms too, like headaches or dizziness, that you don’t need to panic. In other words, if you get consistently high readings, see your GP but don’t panic.Just thought I’d share that with you :)

I have wondered if that happens with me. Should get my own tester. Are they expensive?

But high BP often has no symptoms and two docs reccommended it.

I’m supposed to take it three times a day but I’m a bit slack.

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Date: 3/06/2008 22:28:46
From: bluegreen
ID: 16519
Subject: re: June chat

just watched a good movie called the The Brave One with Jodie Foster.

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Date: 3/06/2008 22:30:03
From: The Estate
ID: 16520
Subject: re: June chat

yes i’m going to bed, my reading was 154/82

stooofffe and going to bgd :)

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Date: 3/06/2008 22:30:31
From: orchid40
ID: 16521
Subject: re: June chat

But high BP often has no symptoms and two docs reccommended it.
==
I agree, bubba. I didn’t have symptoms most of the time, but the first time it went up to 200/90 I was very very dizzy. That’s when I first was told I had a problem.

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Date: 3/06/2008 22:30:43
From: The Estate
ID: 16522
Subject: re: June chat

She is a great actress

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Date: 3/06/2008 22:30:44
From: bubba louie
ID: 16523
Subject: re: June chat

I do agree that a single high reading doesn’t mean much. Out of curiosity I once took mine several times in a row and the readings were very different.

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Date: 3/06/2008 22:31:27
From: bluegreen
ID: 16524
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


yes i’m going to bed, my reading was 154/82

stooofffe and going to bgd :)

goodnight Thee, I should go too.

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Date: 3/06/2008 22:31:27
From: orchid40
ID: 16525
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


yes i’m going to bed, my reading was 154/82

stooofffe and going to bgd :)

Nite nite again. I’m off too. BBtomorrow

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Date: 3/06/2008 22:32:08
From: bluegreen
ID: 16526
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


But high BP often has no symptoms and two docs reccommended it.
==
I agree, bubba. I didn’t have symptoms most of the time, but the first time it went up to 200/90 I was very very dizzy. That’s when I first was told I had a problem.

ooh nasty!

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Date: 3/06/2008 22:33:25
From: bubba louie
ID: 16527
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


But high BP often has no symptoms and two docs reccommended it.
==
I agree, bubba. I didn’t have symptoms most of the time, but the first time it went up to 200/90 I was very very dizzy. That’s when I first was told I had a problem.

I’ve never been that high. Mine usually falls within high/normal. Which means I’m on the higher limits of normal, not great but not terrible either. Mine really reacts to stress.

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Date: 3/06/2008 22:33:31
From: The Estate
ID: 16528
Subject: re: June chat

yeps nite all, was hoping the readinf would be less:( oh well dont matter , new pills

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Date: 3/06/2008 22:34:01
From: bluegreen
ID: 16529
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


She is a great actress

yep, she is Mr BG’s favourite. He sees all her movies. Anna and the King is his favourite with her in it (but I didn’t tell you that ;P)

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Date: 3/06/2008 22:35:02
From: bubba louie
ID: 16530
Subject: re: June chat

Night ladies. I have that funeral at 10 tomorrow but I’ll catch up sometime.

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Date: 3/06/2008 22:35:44
From: The Estate
ID: 16531
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


orchid40 said:

But high BP often has no symptoms and two docs reccommended it.
==
I agree, bubba. I didn’t have symptoms most of the time, but the first time it went up to 200/90 I was very very dizzy. That’s when I first was told I had a problem.

My most recent 184 over a lowe reading, not good !! So Thee off the booze and the fags

ooh nasty!

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Date: 3/06/2008 22:38:03
From: The Estate
ID: 16533
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


Night ladies. I have that funeral at 10 tomorrow but I’ll catch up sometime.

mY HEART is with you :)

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Date: 4/06/2008 06:39:55
From: pomolo
ID: 16536
Subject: re: June chat

Morning. It’s so good to be home. All sorts of chaos at the airports yesterday. Bris because of all the rain. Melbourne because of the fog. Sydney and Adelaide trying to handle the overflow. After a much delayed start I arrived home safely. Full credit to the airport admin and staff.

Water……..talk about water. 8 inches has fallen on our property and many places with more or less that amount. It was very welcome for sure and it makes the usual winter water challenge look less of a battle this year. Still warm though. I assumed the winter chill would have hit us this morning. That’s what usually happens after autumn rains.

Anyhoo, All is well including MrP and ZeeZee. The plants…..I have yet to check out. I’ll let you know.

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Date: 4/06/2008 06:43:34
From: veg gardener
ID: 16537
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo is is raining here again down at newcastle (well i am up from newcastle near maitland) do u remember what happened up his last year this time.

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Date: 4/06/2008 06:49:47
From: Grasshopper
ID: 16538
Subject: re: June chat

Morning Pom and Veg—yes quite heavt rain too

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Date: 4/06/2008 08:30:46
From: Dinetta
ID: 16545
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


Morning. It’s so good to be home. All sorts of chaos at the airports yesterday. Bris because of all the rain. Melbourne because of the fog. Sydney and Adelaide trying to handle the overflow. After a much delayed start I arrived home safely. Full credit to the airport admin and staff.

Water……..talk about water. 8 inches has fallen on our property and many places with more or less that amount. It was very welcome for sure and it makes the usual winter water challenge look less of a battle this year. Still warm though. I assumed the winter chill would have hit us this morning. That’s what usually happens after autumn rains.

Anyhoo, All is well including MrP and ZeeZee. The plants…..I have yet to check out. I’ll let you know.

morning all

What an exciting trip you had home, Pomolo! The airport personnel can do an amazing job with the logistics if required, provided all the planes behave…maybe the managers of Terminal 5 at Heathrow should come over for some tips, so I hear…

8 inches!! Was it good steady soaking stuff? I’ve been right out of this: do I understand that you are back at your own block?

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Date: 4/06/2008 09:07:57
From: Lucky1
ID: 16546
Subject: re: June chat

Morning…elf has taken Bimbo to work, so he can bring her car home. She goes to the movies tonight in her new flash dress…part of that comp she won.

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Date: 4/06/2008 09:09:43
From: Lucky1
ID: 16547
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


just watched a good movie called the The Brave One with Jodie Foster.

What did you think of it??? One of the better Jodie Foster movies I thought.

Another one is Kevin Bacon’s movie death sentence…..along the same lines…..good movie

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Date: 4/06/2008 09:12:12
From: Lucky1
ID: 16548
Subject: re: June chat

Anyhoo, All is well including MrP and ZeeZee. The plants…..I have yet to check out. I’ll let you know.
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Glad your home safe and sound….. didn’t spend 5 hours in planes at the Adelaide A/P like some poor buggers did.

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Date: 4/06/2008 09:12:36
From: bluegreen
ID: 16549
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


bluegreen said:

just watched a good movie called the The Brave One with Jodie Foster.

What did you think of it??? One of the better Jodie Foster movies I thought.

Another one is Kevin Bacon’s movie death sentence…..along the same lines…..good movie

I liked it. I thought she portrayed the character very well.

Haven’t seen the Keving Bacon one.

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Date: 4/06/2008 09:14:17
From: Dinetta
ID: 16550
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


Morning…elf has taken Bimbo to work, so he can bring her car home. She goes to the movies tonight in her new flash dress…part of that comp she won.

Oooh, she’ll add a sparkle to the evening…are they going to photograph and interview her on the red carpet, like they do the movie stars???

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Date: 4/06/2008 09:16:01
From: bluegreen
ID: 16552
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


Anyhoo, All is well including MrP and ZeeZee. The plants…..I have yet to check out. I’ll let you know.
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Glad your home safe and sound….. didn’t spend 5 hours in planes at the Adelaide A/P like some poor buggers did.

fog held us up at Sydney when we were waiting for our Port Macquarie connection the other week.

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Date: 4/06/2008 09:22:04
From: Lucky1
ID: 16553
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Lucky1 said:

bluegreen said:

just watched a good movie called the The Brave One with Jodie Foster.

What did you think of it??? One of the better Jodie Foster movies I thought.

Another one is Kevin Bacon’s movie death sentence…..along the same lines…..good movie

I liked it. I thought she portrayed the character very well.

Haven’t seen the Keving Bacon one.

Should have a boo-peep at it one day….

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Date: 4/06/2008 09:22:54
From: Lucky1
ID: 16555
Subject: re: June chat

Dinetta said:


Lucky1 said:

Morning…elf has taken Bimbo to work, so he can bring her car home. She goes to the movies tonight in her new flash dress…part of that comp she won.

Oooh, she’ll add a sparkle to the evening…are they going to photograph and interview her on the red carpet, like they do the movie stars???

Dunno…she took my camera…so hoping I can post a photo of her in her dress on my blog.:)

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Date: 4/06/2008 09:23:54
From: Lucky1
ID: 16556
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Lucky1 said:

Anyhoo, All is well including MrP and ZeeZee. The plants…..I have yet to check out. I’ll let you know.
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Glad your home safe and sound….. didn’t spend 5 hours in planes at the Adelaide A/P like some poor buggers did.

fog held us up at Sydney when we were waiting for our Port Macquarie connection the other week.

Some amazing pics on the news last night with “my bridge” surrounded with fog. Someone got married on it too..couple of backpackers.

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Date: 4/06/2008 09:25:12
From: pepe
ID: 16557
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


Morning…elf has taken Bimbo to work, so he can bring her car home. She goes to the movies tonight in her new flash dress…part of that comp she won.

you’ll have to build that girl a penthouse on top of your place – she is just such a star!
morning lucky and others.

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Date: 4/06/2008 09:26:38
From: Lucky1
ID: 16559
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


Lucky1 said:

Morning…elf has taken Bimbo to work, so he can bring her car home. She goes to the movies tonight in her new flash dress…part of that comp she won.

you’ll have to build that girl a penthouse on top of your place – she is just such a star!
morning lucky and others.


Morning Pepe…….. maybe I should up her living costs in the house……lol

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Date: 4/06/2008 09:36:56
From: pepe
ID: 16561
Subject: re: June chat

Morning Pepe…….. maybe I should up her living costs in the house……lol
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yes – managers get 10% lol.
must go. cya.

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Date: 4/06/2008 09:52:24
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16562
Subject: re: June chat

Morning all. I love the eeiry fog’s , so peacefull. Nothing much going on here today , my lazy day :)

Good you are home safe Pomolo , was lovely to meet you.

Well got one thing to do..pull out a dead fern, and ring EPA and/or council over next door’s ‘car mad lad’s ‘ habit of tipping waste petrol , or something like it, onto their weed patch next to the fence, the other side of which is my fernery. ( I will remove the dirt and replace with fresh stuff and root barrier in place another day)
I have asked nicely…

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Date: 4/06/2008 11:43:16
From: orchid40
ID: 16569
Subject: re: June chat

Good morning Earthlings,
Just in for a drink of water and a break. It’s a very mild day today, and very still. We’re busy unloading pavers and rocks from the trailer. Whew!
I’m making a flat edge with pavers round the rosebed to make lawnmowing easier, and a row of upright pavers along the inside edge to help as a weed barrier and a mulch container. Or I might change my mind and do the usual gutterguard fence to foil the blackbirds.
BBL

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Date: 4/06/2008 17:43:24
From: pomolo
ID: 16597
Subject: re: June chat

My personal wine waiter has called with a sip to be had on the verandah. BBL.

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Date: 4/06/2008 18:08:22
From: veg gardener
ID: 16598
Subject: re: June chat

anyone here?

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Date: 4/06/2008 18:09:53
From: Dinetta
ID: 16600
Subject: re: June chat

Not really Veg, I’m about to go see if somebody has disentangled the string of his new kite…

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Date: 4/06/2008 18:10:30
From: veg gardener
ID: 16601
Subject: re: June chat

Dinetta said:


Not really Veg, I’m about to go see if somebody has disentangled the string of his new kite…

ok.

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Date: 4/06/2008 18:10:45
From: bluegreen
ID: 16602
Subject: re: June chat

hi VG,

hi Dinetta, bye Dinetta :)

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Date: 4/06/2008 18:11:25
From: veg gardener
ID: 16603
Subject: re: June chat

hello BG, how are you.

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Date: 4/06/2008 18:12:24
From: pomolo
ID: 16604
Subject: re: June chat

Dinetta said:


pomolo said:

Morning. It’s so good to be home. All sorts of chaos at the airports yesterday. Bris because of all the rain. Melbourne because of the fog. Sydney and Adelaide trying to handle the overflow. After a much delayed start I arrived home safely. Full credit to the airport admin and staff.

Water……..talk about water. 8 inches has fallen on our property and many places with more or less that amount. It was very welcome for sure and it makes the usual winter water challenge look less of a battle this year. Still warm though. I assumed the winter chill would have hit us this morning. That’s what usually happens after autumn rains.

Anyhoo, All is well including MrP and ZeeZee. The plants…..I have yet to check out. I’ll let you know.

morning all

What an exciting trip you had home, Pomolo! The airport personnel can do an amazing job with the logistics if required, provided all the planes behave…maybe the managers of Terminal 5 at Heathrow should come over for some tips, so I hear…

8 inches!! Was it good steady soaking stuff? I’ve been right out of this: do I understand that you are back at your own block?

Yes Dinetta. Long time no see BTW. I have had 2 weeks in Adelaide bonding with #1 son and DIL and grand child. Grandchildren bring it all back to mind in a flash. I don’t know how I managed to raise my 2 kids now that I look back. We are back on our own block but renting from the Gov that has purchased it in readiness for the new Traveston Dam if it’s passed by Federal Gov and environmental studies etc.

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Date: 4/06/2008 18:13:12
From: bluegreen
ID: 16606
Subject: re: June chat

I’m well thank VG, but a bit tired. I didn’t sleep all that well last night and had lots of meetings in overheated rooms at work today so all I wanted to do was sleep!

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Date: 4/06/2008 18:15:05
From: pomolo
ID: 16608
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


Anyhoo, All is well including MrP and ZeeZee. The plants…..I have yet to check out. I’ll let you know.
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Glad your home safe and sound….. didn’t spend 5 hours in planes at the Adelaide A/P like some poor buggers did.

Not that long Lucky, thank goodness. Airports are pretty dull after the first hour.

I have my Luckyland BBQ photo stuck up so I can see it. Thank you for it.

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Date: 4/06/2008 18:16:24
From: Lucky1
ID: 16611
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


anyone here?

Depending which member of the family you talk too… some say I am never here……;P Lights on and no one home.

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Date: 4/06/2008 18:16:40
From: veg gardener
ID: 16612
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


veg gardener said:

anyone here?

Depending which member of the family you talk too… some say I am never here……;P Lights on and no one home.

lol.

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Date: 4/06/2008 18:18:38
From: Lucky1
ID: 16616
Subject: re: June chat

I have my Luckyland BBQ photo stuck up so I can see it. Thank you for it.
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Mine is amongst the photos of me & Josh X2, Me & Pete & Me and Sophie:D

You are all in good company:D

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Date: 4/06/2008 18:27:47
From: Lucky1
ID: 16621
Subject: re: June chat

My dad is in hospital again:(

He was admitted a couple of days ago….Don’t ask me what is wrong as all I know its something to do with his gut…….. but its affecting his chest area.

He was in hospital a few back with the same thing.

I had chest pains last night with the stress of it all……

Being a kid is tough….

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Date: 4/06/2008 18:31:32
From: pomolo
ID: 16622
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


My dad is in hospital again:(

He was admitted a couple of days ago….Don’t ask me what is wrong as all I know its something to do with his gut…….. but its affecting his chest area.

He was in hospital a few back with the same thing.

I had chest pains last night with the stress of it all……

Being a kid is tough….

Parents were invented so they could stress their kids later in life. Seriously I hope he gets well soon.

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Date: 4/06/2008 18:35:30
From: Lucky1
ID: 16624
Subject: re: June chat

Thank Pomolo…… He was saying there is 3 cases of whooping cough in the hospital and he now has developed a cough…..

I am hoping its not connected.

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Date: 4/06/2008 18:38:22
From: bluegreen
ID: 16626
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


My dad is in hospital again:(

He was admitted a couple of days ago….Don’t ask me what is wrong as all I know its something to do with his gut…….. but its affecting his chest area.

He was in hospital a few back with the same thing.

I had chest pains last night with the stress of it all……

Being a kid is tough….

sorry to hear about your dad Lucky, hope he gets well soon. And don’t make yourself sick with worry although I know that’s easy for me to say…

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Date: 4/06/2008 18:38:53
From: bluegreen
ID: 16627
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


Thank Pomolo…… He was saying there is 3 cases of whooping cough in the hospital and he now has developed a cough…..

I am hoping its not connected.

bugger :(

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Date: 4/06/2008 18:39:06
From: veg gardener
ID: 16628
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Lucky1 said:

My dad is in hospital again:(

He was admitted a couple of days ago….Don’t ask me what is wrong as all I know its something to do with his gut…….. but its affecting his chest area.

He was in hospital a few back with the same thing.

I had chest pains last night with the stress of it all……

Being a kid is tough….

sorry to hear about your dad Lucky, hope he gets well soon. And don’t make yourself sick with worry although I know that’s easy for me to say…

i am also sorry to hear it hopes he gets better soon.

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Date: 4/06/2008 18:39:52
From: Lucky1
ID: 16629
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Lucky1 said:

My dad is in hospital again:(

He was admitted a couple of days ago….Don’t ask me what is wrong as all I know its something to do with his gut…….. but its affecting his chest area.

He was in hospital a few back with the same thing.

I had chest pains last night with the stress of it all……

Being a kid is tough….

sorry to hear about your dad Lucky, hope he gets well soon. And don’t make yourself sick with worry although I know that’s easy for me to say…

Yeah I know……. I do this when the elf has a bad bought with his asthma…. maybe I should become heartless…lol

Naaa sounds awful….

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Date: 4/06/2008 18:42:34
From: pain master
ID: 16631
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


bluegreen said:

Lucky1 said:

My dad is in hospital again:(

He was admitted a couple of days ago….Don’t ask me what is wrong as all I know its something to do with his gut…….. but its affecting his chest area.

He was in hospital a few back with the same thing.

I had chest pains last night with the stress of it all……

Being a kid is tough….

sorry to hear about your dad Lucky, hope he gets well soon. And don’t make yourself sick with worry although I know that’s easy for me to say…

Yeah I know……. I do this when the elf has a bad bought with his asthma…. maybe I should become heartless…lol

Naaa sounds awful….

and when it comes to asthma and boughts… it is spelt bout.

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Date: 4/06/2008 18:43:20
From: Lucky1
ID: 16632
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Lucky1 said:

Thank Pomolo…… He was saying there is 3 cases of whooping cough in the hospital and he now has developed a cough…..

I am hoping its not connected.

bugger :(

This is the word I used too…..

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Date: 4/06/2008 18:43:32
From: Lucky1
ID: 16633
Subject: re: June chat

Thanks VG:)

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Date: 4/06/2008 18:44:28
From: Lucky1
ID: 16634
Subject: re: June chat

and when it comes to asthma and boughts… it is spelt bout.
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Thanks Dad:)

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Date: 4/06/2008 18:44:52
From: veg gardener
ID: 16635
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


Thanks VG:)

that’s ok.

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Date: 4/06/2008 18:48:04
From: pain master
ID: 16636
Subject: re: June chat

no worries, does that make me Great Uncle to VG?

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Date: 4/06/2008 18:51:05
From: Lucky1
ID: 16637
Subject: re: June chat

pain master said:


no worries, does that make me Great Uncle to VG?

Sure…… why not…… we can also work out visiting hours and visiting rights if you want:P

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Date: 4/06/2008 18:52:33
From: veg gardener
ID: 16638
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


pain master said:

no worries, does that make me Great Uncle to VG?

Sure…… why not…… we can also work out visiting hours and visiting rights if you want:P

lol, this is one big family then. so whats BG to us. and yeehah.

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Date: 4/06/2008 18:57:31
From: pain master
ID: 16639
Subject: re: June chat

Dare we say BG is the Grand Matriarch, or would it take the brashness of one who lives the furthest from Melbourne to suggest such a thing?

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Date: 4/06/2008 18:59:07
From: veg gardener
ID: 16641
Subject: re: June chat

i know the time where most people are pm ur time is nearly 7pm lucky is nearly 6:30

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Date: 4/06/2008 19:13:35
From: bluegreen
ID: 16645
Subject: re: June chat

pain master said:


Dare we say BG is the Grand Matriarch, or would it take the brashness of one who lives the furthest from Melbourne to suggest such a thing?

the latter I think – I don’t think I am the oldest female here…

although someone once did describe me as Earth Mother…

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Date: 4/06/2008 19:13:54
From: veg gardener
ID: 16646
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


pain master said:

Dare we say BG is the Grand Matriarch, or would it take the brashness of one who lives the furthest from Melbourne to suggest such a thing?

the latter I think – I don’t think I am the oldest female here…

although someone once did describe me as Earth Mother…


ok.

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Date: 4/06/2008 19:53:10
From: bubba louie
ID: 16660
Subject: re: June chat

Good evening gardeners and others.

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Date: 4/06/2008 19:58:01
From: Dinetta
ID: 16663
Subject: re: June chat

Yo Bubba

:)

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Date: 4/06/2008 20:00:57
From: bubba louie
ID: 16667
Subject: re: June chat

Dinetta said:


Yo Bubba

:)

Waves to Dinetta.

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Date: 4/06/2008 20:06:23
From: bubba louie
ID: 16670
Subject: re: June chat

I went to that funeral this morning and it was so moving. They started by playing the song Dream Weaver, and then his brother and best mate both gave talks that has us laughing one minute and crying the next, and finished up with Monty Pythons Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life. He wanted everyone to leave with a smile.

I’d only met him a few times but he seems to have had a huge effect on a lot of people.

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Date: 4/06/2008 20:21:07
From: Dinetta
ID: 16677
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


I went to that funeral this morning and it was so moving. They started by playing the song Dream Weaver, and then his brother and best mate both gave talks that has us laughing one minute and crying the next, and finished up with Monty Pythons Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life. He wanted everyone to leave with a smile.

I’d only met him a few times but he seems to have had a huge effect on a lot of people.

I don’t mean this callously, but it sounds like it was a wonderful send-off…funerals are so much more in touch with the bereaved these days…(hope I’m not offending with this post?)

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Date: 4/06/2008 20:24:54
From: Lucky1
ID: 16678
Subject: re: June chat

I don’t mean this callously, but it sounds like it was a wonderful send-off…funerals are so much more in touch with the bereaved these days…(hope I’m not offending with this post?)
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Not me……. I think a good send off is the way to go:)

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Date: 4/06/2008 20:55:13
From: bubba louie
ID: 16682
Subject: re: June chat

Dinetta said:


bubba louie said:

I went to that funeral this morning and it was so moving. They started by playing the song Dream Weaver, and then his brother and best mate both gave talks that has us laughing one minute and crying the next, and finished up with Monty Pythons Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life. He wanted everyone to leave with a smile.

I’d only met him a few times but he seems to have had a huge effect on a lot of people.

I don’t mean this callously, but it sounds like it was a wonderful send-off…funerals are so much more in touch with the bereaved these days…(hope I’m not offending with this post?)

That’s just how I felt. As far as funerals can be this one was good.

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Date: 4/06/2008 20:55:19
From: pomolo
ID: 16683
Subject: re: June chat

Just in to mention a new gardening magazine that has hit the market. MrP bought it while waiting for my arrival at Bris airport.

I haven’t read it thoroughly but it looks to have some merit. Would certainly be good for new gardeners. Seems to cover every subject from vegie growing to exotics etc.

This is the first issue so issue 2 will probably be worth a look to find out just which direction it takes from here.

It’s called “Good Gardening Guide” and costs $9. It’s published by Universal Magazines but there is no reference to it on their web page.

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Date: 4/06/2008 20:56:34
From: bubba louie
ID: 16684
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


Just in to mention a new gardening magazine that has hit the market. MrP bought it while waiting for my arrival at Bris airport.

I haven’t read it thoroughly but it looks to have some merit. Would certainly be good for new gardeners. Seems to cover every subject from vegie growing to exotics etc.

This is the first issue so issue 2 will probably be worth a look to find out just which direction it takes from here.

It’s called “Good Gardening Guide” and costs $9. It’s published by Universal Magazines but there is no reference to it on their web page.

How well does it cover the various regions?

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Date: 4/06/2008 21:04:58
From: pomolo
ID: 16685
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


pomolo said:

Just in to mention a new gardening magazine that has hit the market. MrP bought it while waiting for my arrival at Bris airport.

I haven’t read it thoroughly but it looks to have some merit. Would certainly be good for new gardeners. Seems to cover every subject from vegie growing to exotics etc.

This is the first issue so issue 2 will probably be worth a look to find out just which direction it takes from here.

It’s called “Good Gardening Guide” and costs $9. It’s published by Universal Magazines but there is no reference to it on their web page.

How well does it cover the various regions?

That is what I will be waiting to find out. There seems to be lots of southern and cold plants mentioned but there are tropical plants in it too. First edition concentrating on the “how to” type of thing. As I said great for beginners.

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Date: 4/06/2008 21:10:24
From: pomolo
ID: 16687
Subject: re: June chat

I can’t remember if I mentioned before that we have ordered bulbs from Gardening Express this year. Calla lilies and Lilliums etc. Supposed to be sent this month so I am waiting with baited breath. I’ve never used mail order before but those catalogues sure got me in this time.

MrP has prepared the bed ready for recieving. Got to keep that man on his toes. LOL.

Hello HP and BL. Just about to sign off for the night here.

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Date: 4/06/2008 21:13:28
From: aquarium
ID: 16688
Subject: re: June chat

things: gardening tv shows, magazines, and books….are all starting to repeat on me a bit. i’ve stopped buying all those magazines and don’t watch garden tv shows as much anymore. my diggers membership is up for renewal, and i think i’ll let it lapse. pretty much know what to do now…just follow (not too closely) a planting chart, and keep a watchful eye, and keep adding good stuff to the soil.
still like to watch Pete on GA sometimes, as he’s good value for some inspiration to get out there and get the hands dirty.

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Date: 4/06/2008 21:38:53
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16693
Subject: re: June chat

Dinetta said:


bubba louie said:

I went to that funeral this morning and it was so moving. They started by playing the song Dream Weaver, and then his brother and best mate both gave talks that has us laughing one minute and crying the next, and finished up with Monty Pythons Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life. He wanted everyone to leave with a smile.

I’d only met him a few times but he seems to have had a huge effect on a lot of people.

I don’t mean this callously, but it sounds like it was a wonderful send-off…funerals are so much more in touch with the bereaved these days…(hope I’m not offending with this post?)

Life is for loved ones and having fun and laughing ..it sound’s like he was a wonderful person and it was a fitting send off.

That’s the song I want at my funeral, Alway’s Look On The Bright Side of Life :)

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Date: 4/06/2008 21:47:36
From: bubba louie
ID: 16695
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Dinetta said:

bubba louie said:

I went to that funeral this morning and it was so moving. They started by playing the song Dream Weaver, and then his brother and best mate both gave talks that has us laughing one minute and crying the next, and finished up with Monty Pythons Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life. He wanted everyone to leave with a smile.

I’d only met him a few times but he seems to have had a huge effect on a lot of people.

I don’t mean this callously, but it sounds like it was a wonderful send-off…funerals are so much more in touch with the bereaved these days…(hope I’m not offending with this post?)

Life is for loved ones and having fun and laughing ..it sound’s like he was a wonderful person and it was a fitting send off.

That’s the song I want at my funeral, Alway’s Look On The Bright Side of Life :)

a lot of us were singing along.

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Date: 5/06/2008 08:26:30
From: Yeehah
ID: 16721
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


I do agree that a single high reading doesn’t mean much. Out of curiosity I once took mine several times in a row and the readings were very different.

That happens when Littlefella does a Peak Flow reading for his asthma. I’ll usually make decisions on the best of 3 readings. Having to blow into a spring-loaded chamber is different from sitting still and wrapping something around your arm, I realise. But perhaps the principle is the same?

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Date: 5/06/2008 09:34:34
From: pomolo
ID: 16725
Subject: re: June chat

Morning!

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Date: 5/06/2008 09:40:26
From: pomolo
ID: 16726
Subject: re: June chat

Er…………………….Hello!

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Date: 5/06/2008 09:52:40
From: pomolo
ID: 16727
Subject: re: June chat

Ummmm………………maybe later.

Wake up you lot!!!!!!!!!

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Date: 5/06/2008 10:07:56
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16732
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


Ummmm………………maybe later.

Wake up you lot!!!!!!!!!

lol Pomolo, sorry I missed you.
I was outside checking out a few thing’s, including some weird funghi , one little bunch of it is pitch black with inverted cap’s and when I touched it I got this black powder stuff on me. All sort’s of strange funghi are comming up atm.
The pumpkin leaves are going mildewy so they are comming out today, then I will sow some of the grain’s I have for a green manure there :)
Back later.

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Date: 5/06/2008 10:10:06
From: Lucky1
ID: 16733
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


Ummmm………………maybe later.

Wake up you lot!!!!!!!!!

I was awake…listening to the following at 7.30 am

Neighbour across the road…mowing his lawn….FFS
Planes flying over our house..lowish
Cat chucking in the hallway

Somehow my bed was more welcoming……

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Date: 5/06/2008 10:44:51
From: bluegreen
ID: 16735
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


pomolo said:

Ummmm………………maybe later.

Wake up you lot!!!!!!!!!

I was awake…listening to the following at 7.30 am

Neighbour across the road…mowing his lawn….FFS
Planes flying over our house..lowish
Cat chucking in the hallway

Somehow my bed was more welcoming……

somehow I think I would agree given the circumstances…

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Date: 5/06/2008 10:47:03
From: Lucky1
ID: 16736
Subject: re: June chat

Off out the back to play with the gang…….:)

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Date: 5/06/2008 11:20:53
From: The Estate
ID: 16737
Subject: re: June chat

Morning all

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Date: 5/06/2008 11:22:34
From: bluegreen
ID: 16738
Subject: re: June chat

morning Thee. Picking up my stands this afternoon :)

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Date: 5/06/2008 11:25:31
From: The Estate
ID: 16739
Subject: re: June chat

Yes I know, what are you going to use them for, and DONT say plants

Getting the concrete cut this w/e, poss. a few plants needing new homes BTW

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Date: 5/06/2008 11:28:07
From: bluegreen
ID: 16740
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


Yes I know, what are you going to use them for, and DONT say plants

Getting the concrete cut this w/e, poss. a few plants needing new homes BTW

the stepped stand is going to hold my bonsai plants and the oval stand I will use on my front porch where I have some pots and I am not sure yet about the big hanging one but I am sure I will come up with something :D

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Date: 5/06/2008 11:29:49
From: The Estate
ID: 16742
Subject: re: June chat

cool, I’m sure you’ll find a thing or 2 to hang on it

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Date: 5/06/2008 11:31:36
From: bluegreen
ID: 16743
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


cool, I’m sure you’ll find a thing or 2 to hang on it

I reckon I will :)

deciding where to put it will be the thing…

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Date: 5/06/2008 11:32:25
From: The Estate
ID: 16744
Subject: re: June chat

LoL, I have that prob. all the bloody time

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Date: 5/06/2008 12:35:40
From: Yeehah
ID: 16747
Subject: re: June chat

Every time I drop in for a read I have to make a post, because Mr Y’s computer doesn’t ‘remember’ the posts that I’ve already read. They all go back to green next time I log in. Oh, I hope my laptop gets fixed soon!!!

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Date: 5/06/2008 12:56:10
From: pomolo
ID: 16751
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


pomolo said:

Ummmm………………maybe later.

Wake up you lot!!!!!!!!!

I was awake…listening to the following at 7.30 am

Neighbour across the road…mowing his lawn….FFS
Planes flying over our house..lowish
Cat chucking in the hallway

Somehow my bed was more welcoming……

Perfect peace where I am. Lurrvvv it! I don’t think the rain has left for the winter as yet. It’s still overcast and lots of humidity. Luurrvely humidity. LOL.

How come the planes go right over your place and #1 sons house as well? Hellicopters too!

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Date: 5/06/2008 13:27:35
From: Lucky1
ID: 16763
Subject: re: June chat

How come the planes go right over your place and #1 sons house as well? Hellicopters too!
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Cos’ I don’t know how to let their tyres down and remove the spark plugs;(

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Date: 5/06/2008 13:29:27
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16767
Subject: re: June chat

I’m wrecked ,sweaty and filthy .. took all of the chook house dirt floor and straw out and barrowed it to where I pulled the pumpkin’s out. I didn’t want to dig over the area because there’s some huge earthworm’s in there, King Willys! I thought one was a small snake !
When I get my breath back I’ll put back some spare soil and fresh straw. There was also the bean plant’s that the pumpkin vine covered ..they got chopped off at ground level.
I put in some BB and potash, shredded paper and a big barrow of horse manure. I’ll wet it then add a green manure in a day or so. This is where I’m going to grow some corn..I’ve never grown this before so I want to see how it goes. Going by this lot it should rocket up lol.

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Date: 5/06/2008 13:54:01
From: Lucky1
ID: 16789
Subject: re: June chat

My dad is being released from hospital today…. I am ringing him tonight.

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Date: 5/06/2008 13:56:56
From: bluegreen
ID: 16791
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


My dad is being released from hospital today…. I am ringing him tonight.

oh good, must be on the mend then :)

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Date: 5/06/2008 14:05:44
From: Lucky1
ID: 16792
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Lucky1 said:

My dad is being released from hospital today…. I am ringing him tonight.

oh good, must be on the mend then :)

Hope so….. I’ll know more tonight.

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Date: 5/06/2008 14:22:57
From: bluegreen
ID: 16793
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


bluegreen said:

Lucky1 said:

My dad is being released from hospital today…. I am ringing him tonight.

oh good, must be on the mend then :)

Hope so….. I’ll know more tonight.

well they wouldn’t have let him go home if he had whooping cough!

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Date: 5/06/2008 14:29:12
From: Lucky1
ID: 16796
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Lucky1 said:

bluegreen said:

Lucky1 said:

My dad is being released from hospital today…. I am ringing him tonight.

oh good, must be on the mend then :)

Hope so….. I’ll know more tonight.

well they wouldn’t have let him go home if he had whooping cough!

Very true:)

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Date: 5/06/2008 14:33:45
From: Lucky1
ID: 16800
Subject: re: June chat

On Saturday we are going up to my sister’s station as their daughter is turning 21. Big party in the wool shed and I am sort of official photographer that night.

Going up Saturday in Bimbo’s car and home Monday morning.

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Date: 5/06/2008 16:01:37
From: orchid40
ID: 16808
Subject: re: June chat

Arvo All,
Just in for a cuppa – building the Great Wall still. I’m going for the informal look, no straight lines!! LOL
As Mr O40 says, well you can do a bit of fine tuning after :)

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Date: 5/06/2008 16:02:20
From: orchid40
ID: 16809
Subject: re: June chat

Glad your Dad’s on the mend Lucky.

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Date: 5/06/2008 16:02:43
From: bluegreen
ID: 16810
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Arvo All,
Just in for a cuppa – building the Great Wall still. I’m going for the informal look, no straight lines!! LOL
As Mr O40 says, well you can do a bit of fine tuning after :)

much prefer the informal look myself. Doesn’t look like a garden to me if everything is too neat.

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Date: 5/06/2008 16:03:12
From: Lucky1
ID: 16811
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Glad your Dad’s on the mend Lucky.

Thanks o40:)

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Date: 5/06/2008 16:03:42
From: Lucky1
ID: 16812
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Arvo All,
Just in for a cuppa – building the Great Wall still. I’m going for the informal look, no straight lines!! LOL
As Mr O40 says, well you can do a bit of fine tuning after :)

I’d love to see some photos of your garden ….say 5 years ago…:D Bet it looks so different.

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Date: 5/06/2008 16:05:55
From: orchid40
ID: 16814
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


orchid40 said:

Arvo All,
Just in for a cuppa – building the Great Wall still. I’m going for the informal look, no straight lines!! LOL
As Mr O40 says, well you can do a bit of fine tuning after :)

I’d love to see some photos of your garden ….say 5 years ago…:D Bet it looks so different.


I’ll try to find some from when we moved in 2 1/2 years ago.

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Date: 5/06/2008 16:09:01
From: Lucky1
ID: 16816
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Lucky1 said:

orchid40 said:

Arvo All,
Just in for a cuppa – building the Great Wall still. I’m going for the informal look, no straight lines!! LOL
As Mr O40 says, well you can do a bit of fine tuning after :)

I’d love to see some photos of your garden ….say 5 years ago…:D Bet it looks so different.


I’ll try to find some from when we moved in 2 1/2 years ago.

Oh thank you ((HUGS))

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Date: 5/06/2008 16:30:04
From: orchid40
ID: 16819
Subject: re: June chat

http://orchid40-valsobsession.blogspot.com/2006_10_01_archive.html
http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/3363/3949/200/Back%20garden%20side%20flowerbed.jpg
http://bp1.blogger.com/_jpEk2D0UT-k/R6E-364rzVI/AAAAAAAAAmk/knea2GWhR3U/s200/Front+bed+under+trees+Before.JPG

I’ve got all my older photos on CDs and can’t work out how to get them on here. Anyway, most of the relevent ones are on my blog in the archives.

http://orchid40-valsobsession.blogspot.com/

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Date: 5/06/2008 16:34:50
From: Lucky1
ID: 16821
Subject: re: June chat

Looks great….. yeah your rhubarb looks better than mine too;)

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Date: 5/06/2008 16:37:15
From: orchid40
ID: 16822
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


Looks great….. yeah your rhubarb looks better than mine too;)

Not now it doesn’t-on a shelf in the shed LOL

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Date: 5/06/2008 16:38:54
From: Lucky1
ID: 16824
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Lucky1 said:

Looks great….. yeah your rhubarb looks better than mine too;)

Not now it doesn’t-on a shelf in the shed LOL

Still better than mine:)…I killed the last 3:(

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Date: 5/06/2008 16:46:36
From: colliewa
ID: 16825
Subject: re: June chat

Noticeable chill in the air today, only 1.8C at 7am when I was going to bed.

Winter is nearly here…

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Date: 5/06/2008 17:37:32
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16826
Subject: re: June chat

Melbourne Water people knocked on my door , picks and shovels in hand… what the hell… they needed to get to the main sewer connection , and for some reason today and very urgently !! And it’s in MY backyard !! It’s located in my vege patch!!
The garlic and spring onion bed’s are no more :(

They are here with more worker’s , flood lights and machinery now :(

No bloody notice of this work! Apparently there is something in there they have to get out, I’ve no idea what it is they want so badly.

Right back again,,I had to go out and show them where the sewer cover was, buried about a foot down, they were about to rip out my mandarine tree !! GRRRR!
I raised my voice a bit.. they were convinvced the cover was under the mandarine tree and I argued no it’s not ! I’m not so stupid I’d plant a tree over a sewer cover or sewer line, geeess !
I told them well youse will have to wait a bit, let me take some thing’s out that I planted yesterday , so I made them wait. I rescued some garlic and the 2 new rhubarb crown’s.

ARGHHHHH !!!!

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Date: 5/06/2008 17:39:43
From: orchid40
ID: 16827
Subject: re: June chat

OMG, HP!!! That’s a bit of a liberty! I’d have freaked out!

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Date: 5/06/2008 17:40:51
From: veg gardener
ID: 16828
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Melbourne Water people knocked on my door , picks and shovels in hand… what the hell… they needed to get to the main sewer connection , and for some reason today and very urgently !! And it’s in MY backyard !! It’s located in my vege patch!!
The garlic and spring onion bed’s are no more :(

They are here with more worker’s , flood lights and machinery now :(

No bloody notice of this work! Apparently there is something in there they have to get out, I’ve no idea what it is they want so badly.

Right back again,,I had to go out and show them where the sewer cover was, buried about a foot down, they were about to rip out my mandarine tree !! GRRRR!
I raised my voice a bit.. they were convinvced the cover was under the mandarine tree and I argued no it’s not ! I’m not so stupid I’d plant a tree over a sewer cover or sewer line, geeess !
I told them well youse will have to wait a bit, let me take some thing’s out that I planted yesterday , so I made them wait. I rescued some garlic and the 2 new rhubarb crown’s.

ARGHHHHH !!!!


that’s just rude, should tell you when they are coming.

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Date: 5/06/2008 17:47:37
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16829
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


OMG, HP!!! That’s a bit of a liberty! I’d have freaked out!

I did!
Still am ! Oh crap oh crap oh crap ..Now they are saying they have to bring in a bobcat and rip the sewer out . OH for crying out loud ! .. wonder if it’s a body ?? There goes my garden. I don’t want to look. I’m not looking…
lar lar larrr la larrr ..send the men in white coats will yous ..I’m going to need them..

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Date: 5/06/2008 17:48:43
From: The Estate
ID: 16830
Subject: re: June chat

evenings all

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Date: 5/06/2008 17:53:40
From: orchid40
ID: 16831
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


orchid40 said:

OMG, HP!!! That’s a bit of a liberty! I’d have freaked out!

I did!
Still am ! Oh crap oh crap oh crap ..Now they are saying they have to bring in a bobcat and rip the sewer out . OH for crying out loud ! .. wonder if it’s a body ?? There goes my garden. I don’t want to look. I’m not looking…
lar lar larrr la larrr ..send the men in white coats will yous ..I’m going to need them..

Oh you poor thing HP! It all sounds very bad. They will have to restore your garden afterwards, but it won’t be the same. :(
You will have to put your foot down about restoration – you’re good at that!
I can’t imagine what they’re looking for – but yes, the body thing sprung to my mind! It will be a blockage of course.
((((( HUGS )))))

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Date: 5/06/2008 17:54:42
From: orchid40
ID: 16832
Subject: re: June chat

Evenings Thee :)
I’m building the Great Wall of You-know-where with the pavers!

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Date: 5/06/2008 17:58:49
From: orchid40
ID: 16833
Subject: re: June chat

Off to get fish n chips . Yummo! Too tired to cook. BBL

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Date: 5/06/2008 18:02:46
From: The Estate
ID: 16834
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Evenings Thee :)
I’m building the Great Wall of You-know-where with the pavers!

Cool, concrete cutter coming this w/e !!!!

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Date: 5/06/2008 18:02:50
From: Lucky1
ID: 16835
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Melbourne Water people knocked on my door , picks and shovels in hand… what the hell… they needed to get to the main sewer connection , and for some reason today and very urgently !! And it’s in MY backyard !! It’s located in my vege patch!!
The garlic and spring onion bed’s are no more :(

They are here with more worker’s , flood lights and machinery now :(

No bloody notice of this work! Apparently there is something in there they have to get out, I’ve no idea what it is they want so badly.

Right back again,,I had to go out and show them where the sewer cover was, buried about a foot down, they were about to rip out my mandarine tree !! GRRRR!
I raised my voice a bit.. they were convinvced the cover was under the mandarine tree and I argued no it’s not ! I’m not so stupid I’d plant a tree over a sewer cover or sewer line, geeess !
I told them well youse will have to wait a bit, let me take some thing’s out that I planted yesterday , so I made them wait. I rescued some garlic and the 2 new rhubarb crown’s.

ARGHHHHH !!!!

Oh for crying out load………. I’d be so pissed….. are they going to replace the loss plants???

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Date: 5/06/2008 18:04:41
From: bubba louie
ID: 16836
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Lucky1 said:

bluegreen said:

Lucky1 said:

My dad is being released from hospital today…. I am ringing him tonight.

oh good, must be on the mend then :)

Hope so….. I’ll know more tonight.

well they wouldn’t have let him go home if he had whooping cough!

Youngest son’s best friend has whooping cough. I told them not to get too close to each other at the funeral so fingers crossed.

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Date: 5/06/2008 18:06:10
From: The Estate
ID: 16837
Subject: re: June chat

Hope all goes well for you Bubba

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Date: 5/06/2008 18:10:46
From: bubba louie
ID: 16838
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


Hope all goes well for you Bubba

I wouldn’t mind so much but exams are looming.

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Date: 5/06/2008 18:11:52
From: bubba louie
ID: 16839
Subject: re: June chat

I didn’t know you could get whooping cough if you’ve been vaccinated.

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Date: 5/06/2008 18:12:00
From: veg gardener
ID: 16840
Subject: re: June chat

evening all.

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Date: 5/06/2008 18:13:19
From: bubba louie
ID: 16841
Subject: re: June chat

Hi vege. I’m popping in and out ATM.

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Date: 5/06/2008 18:13:32
From: pomolo
ID: 16842
Subject: re: June chat

I keep reading answers to questions that my computer never lets me see. It is jumping pages and I don’t know where I am. Sorry if I’ve sounded ignorant by not answering somethings but I do know about HP’s latest predicament. I hope you get your gardens and lawns returned to normal when they finished HP. Buggerdammit!

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Date: 5/06/2008 18:14:03
From: Lucky1
ID: 16843
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


I didn’t know you could get whooping cough if you’ve been vaccinated.

I always thought…it lowered the chances and if you did catch it…it wasn’t as bad????????

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Date: 5/06/2008 18:15:53
From: pomolo
ID: 16844
Subject: re: June chat

Hi Veg and Bubba. I note that you made it through the crisis Veg. No ship washed up on the beach I see. Have your flood waters gone down yet?

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Date: 5/06/2008 18:15:54
From: pomolo
ID: 16845
Subject: re: June chat

Hi Veg and Bubba. I note that you made it through the crisis Veg. No ship washed up on the beach I see. Have your flood waters gone down yet?

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Date: 5/06/2008 18:20:29
From: pomolo
ID: 16846
Subject: re: June chat

Oh botheration! Now somebody has forgotten to wind the thing up and it’s going so slow. BBL

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Date: 5/06/2008 18:21:13
From: veg gardener
ID: 16847
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


Hi Veg and Bubba. I note that you made it through the crisis Veg. No ship washed up on the beach I see. Have your flood waters gone down yet?

yes they have. we still have the long weekend till monday for it to rain thats when they said the rain should stop friday – sunday should be light rain.

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Date: 5/06/2008 18:25:52
From: Lucky1
ID: 16848
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


Oh botheration! Now somebody has forgotten to wind the thing up and it’s going so slow. BBL

I rebooted my laptop…… it was timing out……

Back to making the mushroom sauce:)

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Date: 5/06/2008 18:30:46
From: bluegreen
ID: 16849
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:

ARGHHHHH !!!!

ARGHHHHH !!!! indeed! how awful!

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Date: 5/06/2008 18:36:57
From: bluegreen
ID: 16850
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


I didn’t know you could get whooping cough if you’ve been vaccinated.

whooping cough was pretty much eradicated, so people started getting slack with their immunisations. But there is always a risk that an o/s visitor or immigrant will bring it in. Don’t know if the original immunisation you get as a baby is a lifetime cover or if it wears off though.

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Date: 5/06/2008 18:41:19
From: Lucky1
ID: 16851
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


bubba louie said:

I didn’t know you could get whooping cough if you’ve been vaccinated.

whooping cough was pretty much eradicated, so people started getting slack with their immunisations. But there is always a risk that an o/s visitor or immigrant will bring it in. Don’t know if the original immunisation you get as a baby is a lifetime cover or if it wears off though.

So I have the wrong information then Bluegreen????

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Date: 5/06/2008 18:45:54
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16852
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Happy Potter said:

orchid40 said:

OMG, HP!!! That’s a bit of a liberty! I’d have freaked out!

I did!
Still am ! Oh crap oh crap oh crap ..Now they are saying they have to bring in a bobcat and rip the sewer out . OH for crying out loud ! .. wonder if it’s a body ?? There goes my garden. I don’t want to look. I’m not looking…
lar lar larrr la larrr ..send the men in white coats will yous ..I’m going to need them..

Oh you poor thing HP! It all sounds very bad. They will have to restore your garden afterwards, but it won’t be the same. :(
You will have to put your foot down about restoration – you’re good at that!
I can’t imagine what they’re looking for – but yes, the body thing sprung to my mind! It will be a blockage of course.
((((( HUGS )))))

Oh it get’s worse…they are gone for now to go get another machine to lift up the sewer line , they are also digging up other people’s yard’s. Some mighty peeved people a few door’s down. And IF they cant find whatever it is they are looking for, then the whole sewer has to be pulled up…that will include my orange tree, lemon tree chook’s shed, tool shed with concrete floor …none of these are over or even near the sewer line itself, but are in the way of machinery. Oh great .
I hope they find the bloody thing.. whatever it is , it better be worth it !!
I had to go to the train station to pick up youngest daughter and a worker remarked ‘” now that is one pissed off female !!” Maybe it was the way I drove out the driveway pedal to the floor…
This is surreal.

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Date: 5/06/2008 18:48:29
From: bluegreen
ID: 16853
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


bluegreen said:

bubba louie said:

I didn’t know you could get whooping cough if you’ve been vaccinated.

whooping cough was pretty much eradicated, so people started getting slack with their immunisations. But there is always a risk that an o/s visitor or immigrant will bring it in. Don’t know if the original immunisation you get as a baby is a lifetime cover or if it wears off though.

So I have the wrong information then Bluegreen????

you may be right about what you said Lucky, I don’t really know about how well the vaccination covers you. But I have heard that some mums were not vaccinating their children believing that it no longer was a risk in Australia, and then people started getting it again.

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Date: 5/06/2008 18:49:29
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16854
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Happy Potter said:

ARGHHHHH !!!!

ARGHHHHH !!!! indeed! how awful!

ARGHHHH times 10 million, the BIG trucks’ here now :(
And they can’t get the truck in, the patio’s roof is too low. Well mabye they should just bring in a %$)(@& bulldozer.

Ok I’m in meltdown. going to my room.

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Date: 5/06/2008 18:49:45
From: Lucky1
ID: 16855
Subject: re: June chat

Oh it get’s worse…they are gone for now to go get another machine to lift up the sewer line , they are also digging up other people’s yard’s. Some mighty peeved people a few door’s down. And IF they cant find whatever it is they are looking for, then the whole sewer has to be pulled up…that will include my orange tree, lemon tree chook’s shed, tool shed with concrete floor…none of these are over or even near the sewer line itself, but are in the way of machinery. Oh great .
I hope they find the bloody thing.. whatever it is , it better be worth it !!
I had to go to the train station to pick up youngest daughter and a worker remarked ’” now that is one pissed off female !!” Maybe it was the way I drove out the driveway pedal to the floor…
This is surreal.
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Oh this is heartbreaking to read…….:(

I can not imagine how you are feeling….

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Date: 5/06/2008 18:50:34
From: Lucky1
ID: 16856
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Lucky1 said:

bluegreen said:

bubba louie said:

I didn’t know you could get whooping cough if you’ve been vaccinated.

whooping cough was pretty much eradicated, so people started getting slack with their immunisations. But there is always a risk that an o/s visitor or immigrant will bring it in. Don’t know if the original immunisation you get as a baby is a lifetime cover or if it wears off though.

So I have the wrong information then Bluegreen????

you may be right about what you said Lucky, I don’t really know about how well the vaccination covers you. But I have heard that some mums were not vaccinating their children believing that it no longer was a risk in Australia, and then people started getting it again.

Oh okay……. lots of urban myths about vaccinations

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Date: 5/06/2008 18:51:24
From: bluegreen
ID: 16857
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:

Oh it get’s worse…they are gone for now to go get another machine to lift up the sewer line , they are also digging up other people’s yard’s. Some mighty peeved people a few door’s down. And IF they cant find whatever it is they are looking for, then the whole sewer has to be pulled up…that will include my orange tree, lemon tree chook’s shed, tool shed with concrete floor …none of these are over or even near the sewer line itself, but are in the way of machinery. Oh great .
I hope they find the bloody thing.. whatever it is , it better be worth it !!
I had to go to the train station to pick up youngest daughter and a worker remarked ‘” now that is one pissed off female !!” Maybe it was the way I drove out the driveway pedal to the floor…
This is surreal.

oh what a nightmare for you! make sure you write it all down, and get picks if you can. it will make a great story to tell your great grandkids! The Day They Tore Up My Backyard!

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Date: 5/06/2008 18:53:08
From: Lucky1
ID: 16858
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Happy Potter said:

Oh it get’s worse…they are gone for now to go get another machine to lift up the sewer line , they are also digging up other people’s yard’s. Some mighty peeved people a few door’s down. And IF they cant find whatever it is they are looking for, then the whole sewer has to be pulled up…that will include my orange tree, lemon tree chook’s shed, tool shed with concrete floor …none of these are over or even near the sewer line itself, but are in the way of machinery. Oh great .
I hope they find the bloody thing.. whatever it is , it better be worth it !!
I had to go to the train station to pick up youngest daughter and a worker remarked ‘” now that is one pissed off female !!” Maybe it was the way I drove out the driveway pedal to the floor…
This is surreal.

oh what a nightmare for you! make sure you write it all down, and get picks if you can. it will make a great story to tell your great grandkids! The Day They Tore Up My Backyard!


If it wasn’t so awful……… you could think it was Backyard Blitz…… may need them still though:(

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Date: 5/06/2008 18:56:58
From: pomolo
ID: 16859
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


bluegreen said:

Happy Potter said:

ARGHHHHH !!!!

ARGHHHHH !!!! indeed! how awful!

ARGHHHH times 10 million, the BIG trucks’ here now :(
And they can’t get the truck in, the patio’s roof is too low. Well mabye they should just bring in a %$)(@& bulldozer.

Ok I’m in meltdown. going to my room.

This is just unbelieveable! ! ! !

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Date: 5/06/2008 18:57:08
From: veg gardener
ID: 16860
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


orchid40 said:

Happy Potter said:

orchid40 said:

OMG, HP!!! That’s a bit of a liberty! I’d have freaked out!

I did!
Still am ! Oh crap oh crap oh crap ..Now they are saying they have to bring in a bobcat and rip the sewer out . OH for crying out loud ! .. wonder if it’s a body ?? There goes my garden. I don’t want to look. I’m not looking…
lar lar larrr la larrr ..send the men in white coats will yous ..I’m going to need them..

Oh you poor thing HP! It all sounds very bad. They will have to restore your garden afterwards, but it won’t be the same. :(
You will have to put your foot down about restoration – you’re good at that!
I can’t imagine what they’re looking for – but yes, the body thing sprung to my mind! It will be a blockage of course.
((((( HUGS )))))

Oh it get’s worse…they are gone for now to go get another machine to lift up the sewer line , they are also digging up other people’s yard’s. Some mighty peeved people a few door’s down. And IF they cant find whatever it is they are looking for, then the whole sewer has to be pulled up…that will include my orange tree, lemon tree chook’s shed, tool shed with concrete floor …none of these are over or even near the sewer line itself, but are in the way of machinery. Oh great .
I hope they find the bloody thing.. whatever it is , it better be worth it !!
I had to go to the train station to pick up youngest daughter and a worker remarked ‘” now that is one pissed off female !!” Maybe it was the way I drove out the driveway pedal to the floor…
This is surreal.

i am really getting annoyed ( and it isnt my gardens) with it as well i can fell the pain rigth now i hope they have to pay for the damage and rebuild everything that stuff up.

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Date: 5/06/2008 18:58:02
From: bluegreen
ID: 16861
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


If it wasn’t so awful……… you could think it was Backyard Blitz…… may need them still though:(

well I hope there is a decent effort to restore it for her

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Date: 5/06/2008 18:58:16
From: pomolo
ID: 16862
Subject: re: June chat

Goody. Somebody wound something up. It’s full speed ahead again.

Now if I could only find those missing pages of posts.

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Date: 5/06/2008 18:58:49
From: veg gardener
ID: 16863
Subject: re: June chat

if i was there right now and they do this to me. i be telling them to be careful and not to stuff all my gardens up etc and a bit of swearing in this.

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Date: 5/06/2008 19:00:20
From: Lucky1
ID: 16864
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Lucky1 said:

If it wasn’t so awful……… you could think it was Backyard Blitz…… may need them still though:(

well I hope there is a decent effort to restore it for her


If there is need to have stuff replace …..hope they pay for it to be replaced.

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Date: 5/06/2008 19:01:45
From: veg gardener
ID: 16865
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


bluegreen said:

Lucky1 said:

If it wasn’t so awful……… you could think it was Backyard Blitz…… may need them still though:(

well I hope there is a decent effort to restore it for her


If there is need to have stuff replace …..hope they pay for it to be replaced.


i just thought what would happen if someone has built a house over it.

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Date: 5/06/2008 19:03:19
From: bluegreen
ID: 16866
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:

i am really getting annoyed ( and it isnt my gardens) with it as well i can fell the pain rigth now i hope they have to pay for the damage and rebuild everything that stuff up.

I think HP is stressed enough without you getting upset too VG, although I’m sure she appreciates the sympathy. This is the risk you take when you buy a property with easements. An easement is when there is a part of the property that has some sort of public utility running through it like the sewerage or storm water drains or gas lines and such. You buy it understanding that there might be a time that you will have to allow access to the area for service, but you might get the land a bit cheaper as a result. Sometime there are rules attached like no structures to be built over it or something. You wouldn’t normally expect something this major to happen though!

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Date: 5/06/2008 19:04:26
From: veg gardener
ID: 16867
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:
i am really getting annoyed ( and it isnt my gardens) with it as well i can fell the pain rigth now i hope they have to pay for the damage and rebuild everything that stuff up.

I think HP is stressed enough without you getting upset too VG, although I’m sure she appreciates the sympathy. This is the risk you take when you buy a property with easements. An easement is when there is a part of the property that has some sort of public utility running through it like the sewerage or storm water drains or gas lines and such. You buy it understanding that there might be a time that you will have to allow access to the area for service, but you might get the land a bit cheaper as a result. Sometime there are rules attached like no structures to be built over it or something. You wouldn’t normally expect something this major to happen though!

yeah, this wont happen to my parents house.

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Date: 5/06/2008 19:05:22
From: bluegreen
ID: 16868
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


Goody. Somebody wound something up. It’s full speed ahead again.

Now if I could only find those missing pages of posts.

I find if there is a lot of posting happening then some get pushed down into the next page without me realising it. If I find that someone has answered a post I haven’t seen, then if I go back to the “earlier posts” it is likely to be there.

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Date: 5/06/2008 19:12:48
From: pomolo
ID: 16869
Subject: re: June chat

I just found some posts from yesterday. Yahoo! This infernal machine will not get the better of me. The battle will continue.

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Date: 5/06/2008 19:18:12
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16871
Subject: re: June chat

Ok they have found it , thank goodness !! .. whatever it was it was up at another house. Phew! they don’t have to rip up the rest of the yard. It’s like a flamin crime scene here atm. Still , there’s a mess and they are cleaning up, including a big hose to back flush the pipe, whatever that mean’s.
Pic’s in a min.

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Date: 5/06/2008 19:19:41
From: Yeehah
ID: 16873
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Lucky1 said:

pain master said:

no worries, does that make me Great Uncle to VG?

Sure…… why not…… we can also work out visiting hours and visiting rights if you want:P

lol, this is one big family then. so whats BG to us. and yeehah.

Yeehah is the wicked stepmother, just ask Littlemiss!!

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Date: 5/06/2008 19:20:52
From: veg gardener
ID: 16874
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


veg gardener said:

Lucky1 said:

pain master said:

no worries, does that make me Great Uncle to VG?

Sure…… why not…… we can also work out visiting hours and visiting rights if you want:P

lol, this is one big family then. so whats BG to us. and yeehah.

Yeehah is the wicked stepmother, just ask Littlemiss!!

lol, what i have heard you are nice.

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Date: 5/06/2008 19:21:12
From: pomolo
ID: 16875
Subject: re: June chat

and when it comes to asthma and boughts… it is spelt bout.

———————————
Thanks Teach.

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Date: 5/06/2008 19:21:37
From: pomolo
ID: 16876
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


and when it comes to asthma and boughts… it is spelt bout.
—————————————————
Thanks Dad:)

LOL.

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Date: 5/06/2008 19:23:04
From: Yeehah
ID: 16877
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:

although someone once did describe me as Earth Mother…

BG, remember those photos you shared with us – a long time ago – of a petite young thing with long red hippy hair and a baby on her hip? Yes, definitely the Earth Mother type ;)

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Date: 5/06/2008 19:30:03
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16880
Subject: re: June chat

One awful part of what happened tonight was middle daughter driving home from work, see’s flashing light’s at our place and she’d burst into tear’s thinking something terrible had happened. She’s so traumatised, the poor kid :(






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Date: 5/06/2008 19:30:55
From: The Estate
ID: 16881
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


bluegreen said:

although someone once did describe me as Earth Mother…

BG, remember those photos you shared with us – a long time ago – of a petite young thing with long red hippy hair and a baby on her hip? Yes, definitely the Earth Mother type ;)

yes I remember that pic, you were in a bathing costume !!

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Date: 5/06/2008 19:32:45
From: The Estate
ID: 16882
Subject: re: June chat

What a bloody mess, ask them to fill your water drums as well LOL

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Date: 5/06/2008 19:33:29
From: veg gardener
ID: 16883
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


What a bloody mess, ask them to fill your water drums as well LOL

yep its a bloody mess ask them to fill up the water drums install a new watering system.

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Date: 5/06/2008 19:33:50
From: orchid40
ID: 16884
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Ok they have found it , thank goodness !! .. whatever it was it was up at another house. Phew! they don’t have to rip up the rest of the yard. It’s like a flamin crime scene here atm. Still , there’s a mess and they are cleaning up, including a big hose to back flush the pipe, whatever that mean’s.
Pic’s in a min.

Thank goodness! I hope they leave things as they found them…………

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Date: 5/06/2008 19:36:34
From: pomolo
ID: 16885
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


pomolo said:

Goody. Somebody wound something up. It’s full speed ahead again.

Now if I could only find those missing pages of posts.

I find if there is a lot of posting happening then some get pushed down into the next page without me realising it. If I find that someone has answered a post I haven’t seen, then if I go back to the “earlier posts” it is likely to be there.

I do try to go back but it keeps jumping past the unread pages. I’m better to walk away and let the poor old thing gather it’s thoughts and try again later.

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Date: 5/06/2008 19:37:56
From: pomolo
ID: 16886
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Ok they have found it , thank goodness !! .. whatever it was it was up at another house. Phew! they don’t have to rip up the rest of the yard. It’s like a flamin crime scene here atm. Still , there’s a mess and they are cleaning up, including a big hose to back flush the pipe, whatever that mean’s.
Pic’s in a min.

Thank goodness.

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Date: 5/06/2008 19:46:10
From: bluegreen
ID: 16887
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


veg gardener said:

Lucky1 said:

pain master said:

no worries, does that make me Great Uncle to VG?

Sure…… why not…… we can also work out visiting hours and visiting rights if you want:P

lol, this is one big family then. so whats BG to us. and yeehah.

Yeehah is the wicked stepmother, just ask Littlemiss!!

lol! surely not!

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Date: 5/06/2008 19:47:45
From: bluegreen
ID: 16888
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


bluegreen said:

although someone once did describe me as Earth Mother…

BG, remember those photos you shared with us – a long time ago – of a petite young thing with long red hippy hair and a baby on her hip? Yes, definitely the Earth Mother type ;)

I look nothing like that now – unfortunately, lol!

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Date: 5/06/2008 19:49:55
From: bluegreen
ID: 16889
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


One awful part of what happened tonight was middle daughter driving home from work, see’s flashing light’s at our place and she’d burst into tear’s thinking something terrible had happened. She’s so traumatised, the poor kid :(

oh the poor thing :(

it’s not as if you don’t have enough dramas at your place as it is.

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Date: 5/06/2008 20:45:47
From: bubba louie
ID: 16892
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Ok they have found it , thank goodness !! .. whatever it was it was up at another house. Phew! they don’t have to rip up the rest of the yard. It’s like a flamin crime scene here atm. Still , there’s a mess and they are cleaning up, including a big hose to back flush the pipe, whatever that mean’s.
Pic’s in a min.

You HAVE to find out what it was. They can’t leave us in suspence.

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Date: 5/06/2008 20:47:42
From: bluegreen
ID: 16893
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


Happy Potter said:

Ok they have found it , thank goodness !! .. whatever it was it was up at another house. Phew! they don’t have to rip up the rest of the yard. It’s like a flamin crime scene here atm. Still , there’s a mess and they are cleaning up, including a big hose to back flush the pipe, whatever that mean’s.
Pic’s in a min.

You HAVE to find out what it was. They can’t leave us in suspence.

I’m thinking a body, drugs, the crown jewels???

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Date: 5/06/2008 20:56:36
From: bubba louie
ID: 16895
Subject: re: June chat

I wish I lived closer HP, I’d love to come for a working bee.

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Date: 5/06/2008 21:01:21
From: Yeehah
ID: 16896
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


Just in to mention a new gardening magazine that has hit the market. MrP bought it while waiting for my arrival at Bris airport.

I haven’t read it thoroughly but it looks to have some merit. Would certainly be good for new gardeners. Seems to cover every subject from vegie growing to exotics etc.

This is the first issue so issue 2 will probably be worth a look to find out just which direction it takes from here.

It’s called “Good Gardening Guide” and costs $9. It’s published by Universal Magazines but there is no reference to it on their web page.

I love the English magazine “Kitchen Garden”. They REALLY get into their vegies. Of course, with the climate where I live having such cold winters and mild summers, this magazine is perfect for me, just that it’s roughly half a year out of sync. And their diseases and insects and some climate stuff isn’t accurate for me. But I get really excited about a four-page spread on, say, growing different types of berries. Or extending your growing season with cold frames, cloches and poly tunnels. “Only” costs $12 per issue, monthly, but it has easily more than twice the info on food gardening than any Aus magazine does.

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Date: 5/06/2008 21:06:00
From: Yeehah
ID: 16897
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Yeehah said:

Yeehah is the wicked stepmother, just ask Littlemiss!!

lol! surely not!

You would not believe the dramas a certain eight year old girl can stir up. Screaming hissy fits for an hour at a time over sheer trivia. At high volume, with both adults pouring steam out of their ears, and the boys hiding in their bedrooms until it passes. Shirley she’ll calm down in her teens – after all the Feral Teenager was obnoxious for over a decade, and he’s bearable now. I live in hope!

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Date: 5/06/2008 21:12:56
From: bluegreen
ID: 16898
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


bluegreen said:

Yeehah said:

Yeehah is the wicked stepmother, just ask Littlemiss!!

lol! surely not!

You would not believe the dramas a certain eight year old girl can stir up. Screaming hissy fits for an hour at a time over sheer trivia. At high volume, with both adults pouring steam out of their ears, and the boys hiding in their bedrooms until it passes. Shirley she’ll calm down in her teens – after all the Feral Teenager was obnoxious for over a decade, and he’s bearable now. I live in hope!

and I thought you got on so well :)

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Date: 5/06/2008 21:27:24
From: Yeehah
ID: 16901
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Yeehah said:

You would not believe the dramas a certain eight year old girl can stir up. Screaming hissy fits for an hour at a time over sheer trivia. At high volume, with both adults pouring steam out of their ears, and the boys hiding in their bedrooms until it passes. Shirley she’ll calm down in her teens – after all the Feral Teenager was obnoxious for over a decade, and he’s bearable now. I live in hope!

and I thought you got on so well :)

90% of the time we get along really well. Depends on what kind of mood she’s in and whether I can distract/talk/joke/ her out of her bad moods – if I see them coming and catch them in time. The whole family revolves around her moods and needs (eg I can’t take Littlefella to the movies on the weekend because it’s not fair if she can’t come too, but if she stays up late she’s a wreck and it takes days to settle down again – so we don’t go anywhere of a night!).

Poor little bugger, she’ll get something stuck in her head and will worry away and then it clouds her ability to interact logically with the world. She’s immovable. So if she’s asked to do something like “get ready for bed” or “clean up your room” or “get ready for school” when she’s in one of those moods, we’ve got a 30% chance of deflecting it. So she went off her beam Monday night, then Tuesday morning, then she revved up for another blue when Mr Y was at TAFE on Tuesday night, so after an hour of talking/coercing/yelling (in roughly that order) I ended up driving her down to the TAFE and leaving her with him! It took about an hour and a half for Mr Y to get her calmed down, fed, pyjama-ed and into bed.

Stubborn and illogical, that girl. I keep telling Mr Y that she’s so much like the Feral Teenager at the same age (although not quite so high on the Richter scale) that it’s scary. Mr Y hasn’t got a lot of time for FT so he just gives me blank looks as if there’s no way she’s anything like him! But I can tell, y’see, because I’m the mother.

Oh well, there’s every chance Littlemiss will calm down when the legal stuff about custody is sorted out as her mother won’t be able to play silly mind games if there are court orders in place. Fingers crossed!

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Date: 5/06/2008 21:33:22
From: bluegreen
ID: 16902
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:

Oh well, there’s every chance Littlemiss will calm down when the legal stuff about custody is sorted out as her mother won’t be able to play silly mind games if there are court orders in place. Fingers crossed!

big clue there I think. so tough on kids that age when they can’t understand when they are being used. someone I knew would have to go through hours of reactive rage when her son came home after a weekend with his dad. once he had it out of his system he would be mostly OK until the next visit.

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Date: 5/06/2008 21:39:40
From: Yeehah
ID: 16903
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:

big clue there I think. so tough on kids that age when they can’t understand when they are being used. someone I knew would have to go through hours of reactive rage when her son came home after a weekend with his dad. once he had it out of his system he would be mostly OK until the next visit.

Reactive rage. Bluddy brilliant phrase – mind if I borrow it?

Every second Thursday Littlefella goes to his father for four consecutive nights. So before I dropped him at school this morning I reminded him that when he comes home on Monday afternoon that we really don’t need him being grumpy and rude, and blaming his rudeness on having to adjust to the “rules” at my house after the laissez-faire parenting that his father prefers.

Funnily enough, he’s been brilliant while Littlemiss has been off the planet, and we’ve had a couple of really good chats. They same to take turns at who’s going to be the feral one, while the other holds his/her breath and wears a halo!

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Date: 5/06/2008 21:44:29
From: bluegreen
ID: 16905
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:

Funnily enough, he’s been brilliant while Littlemiss has been off the planet, and we’ve had a couple of really good chats. They same to take turns at who’s going to be the feral one, while the other holds his/her breath and wears a halo!

probably thinking, there’s no way I’m anything like that! lol!

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Date: 6/06/2008 05:34:14
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16912
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


bubba louie said:

Happy Potter said:

Ok they have found it , thank goodness !! .. whatever it was it was up at another house. Phew! they don’t have to rip up the rest of the yard. It’s like a flamin crime scene here atm. Still , there’s a mess and they are cleaning up, including a big hose to back flush the pipe, whatever that mean’s.
Pic’s in a min.

You HAVE to find out what it was. They can’t leave us in suspence.

I’m thinking a body, drugs, the crown jewels???

Morning..we might never find out..but it sure set my thought’s on.. how can one stuff a body down the loo ? Part’s ? EWW!
A firearm ? stash of cash.. or whacky backy ? I think we’re better off not knowing.

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Date: 6/06/2008 05:41:42
From: pomolo
ID: 16914
Subject: re: June chat

Morning HP. I hope your yard doesn’t shape up as so bad when the sun gets on it. Hopefully it looked a lot worse in the darkness.

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Date: 6/06/2008 05:58:36
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16915
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


I wish I lived closer HP, I’d love to come for a working bee.

Oh you’re a sweetie. But really there’s not a lot of damage.. well yeah there’s a big hole in the back yard , and I’m not allowed to touch it until they come back as they still have to do other work apparently , raise the level of the sewer or something. Could be this week or next.
The leek’s, russian garlic and spring onion’s got turfed out but they can be re grown. But the russian garlic I got from Thee’s plant swap… I wonder where I might get some of that one again. I’ll ask at the nursery.
It’s 9 door’s down that had their backyard dug up including a pergola that the dad had made for his daughter’s wedding. Apparently the poor fella got chest pain’s.

They could have gone about this a lot better I think , I mean in the 21 st century surely they have thing’s that can go up pipe’s to unblock… instead of upsetting people .. they almost went to pull out my mandarine tree and then would have found the sewer cover wasn’t there anyway… there’s 21 year’s of my sweat in my yard…and the martial art’s freak hubby is so relieved his hobby shed didn’t have to be ripped out with this huge wooden dummy thingo bolted to the shed floor.. and have to hurredly find a cage for chicken’s ect….city west water will be getting a stongly worded email from me.

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Date: 6/06/2008 06:02:16
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16916
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


Morning HP. I hope your yard doesn’t shape up as so bad when the sun gets on it. Hopefully it looked a lot worse in the darkness.

Good morning Pomolo…I’m afraid to look lol..I only got up early because I heard giant son at his pc, he hasn’t been to bed all night, so have tucked him in now. That’s him asleep all day.
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Date: 6/06/2008 06:05:58
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16917
Subject: re: June chat

“You would not believe the dramas a certain eight year old girl can stir up. “

Ohhh yes I would !! Try that 5 time’s over , 3 daughter’s, 2 son’s..and the last one’s still there ! LOL

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Date: 6/06/2008 06:10:04
From: veg gardener
ID: 16919
Subject: re: June chat

morning all

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Date: 6/06/2008 06:14:25
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16920
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


morning all

morning Veg, sorry I’m back and forth. 6 am is peak hour in this house lol.

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Date: 6/06/2008 06:15:56
From: veg gardener
ID: 16921
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


veg gardener said:

morning all

morning Veg, sorry I’m back and forth. 6 am is peak hour in this house lol.

yep, not a peak hour hear 15 minutes till mum is up dad left for work 45mins sisters and mum are a sleep.

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Date: 6/06/2008 06:20:55
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16922
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


bubba louie said:

I wish I lived closer HP, I’d love to come for a working bee.

Oh and Bubba Louie .. apparently you and I have the same laugh…I have to meet you ! lol

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Date: 6/06/2008 09:16:37
From: pepe
ID: 16928
Subject: re: June chat

morning
mild trauma here last night too.
i heard the electrical safety switch snap when all the lights in our house went off just on sunset. we went around the whole house turning things off. the last thing we turned off at the subboard was the hot water system and that was the problem. now i have to flush that sometime today after returning the daughter to her place.
so see ya round sometime.

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Date: 6/06/2008 09:35:49
From: Yeehah
ID: 16930
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:

city west water will be getting a stongly worded email from me.

Nah, go public. Letter to the editor. Somewhere big. Soon. With photos.

PS I am at TAFE and I was told to find a web page that uses frames. Came straight here :)

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Date: 6/06/2008 09:37:43
From: Yeehah
ID: 16931
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


“You would not believe the dramas a certain eight year old girl can stir up. “

Ohhh yes I would !! Try that 5 time’s over , 3 daughter’s, 2 son’s..and the last one’s still there ! LOL

I swear my 3 sisters and I altogether didn’t make such a ruckus. Actually, we wouldn’t have dared … dad’s belt …

(Mum might disagree, who knows what selective memories we retain from our childhoods).

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Date: 6/06/2008 09:39:14
From: Yeehah
ID: 16933
Subject: re: June chat

GTG, need to work ;)

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Date: 6/06/2008 09:57:44
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16936
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


Happy Potter said:

“You would not believe the dramas a certain eight year old girl can stir up. “

Ohhh yes I would !! Try that 5 time’s over , 3 daughter’s, 2 son’s..and the last one’s still there ! LOL

I swear my 3 sisters and I altogether didn’t make such a ruckus. Actually, we wouldn’t have dared … dad’s belt …

(Mum might disagree, who knows what selective memories we retain from our childhoods).

I know I wasn’t naughty for the same reason, all 8 of us , we didn’t dare even trying to see if we could push boundries..

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Date: 6/06/2008 10:12:27
From: Dinetta
ID: 16940
Subject: re: June chat

Fog has only just cleared…all the insect screens with open windows are dripping wet…this fog just means the breeze has dropped…

fascinating fungii everywhere…tiny eenie star-topped things in the horse manure…does not bode well for the potato…

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Date: 6/06/2008 10:41:04
From: The Estate
ID: 16942
Subject: re: June chat

Morning all TGIF

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Date: 6/06/2008 11:27:46
From: bluegreen
ID: 16944
Subject: re: June chat

hello people’s. Dragged myself out of bed at 10.45 and feel like crap. Not sick, just not been sleeping well the last couple of nights.

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Date: 6/06/2008 11:38:59
From: The Estate
ID: 16945
Subject: re: June chat

You need a lot of fresh air outside, off you go LoL

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Date: 6/06/2008 11:48:37
From: bluegreen
ID: 16946
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


You need a lot of fresh air outside, off you go LoL

yeah. had plans for cutting down a privet, but not sure I should be playing with sharp instruments! maybe I do some potting up or something. I do have some plant stands to place and fill :D

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Date: 6/06/2008 12:19:16
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16948
Subject: re: June chat

Back from shopping to find… I can’t get into my driveway for truck’s..yep the jack booted storm trooper’s are back , this time with bag’s of concrete and a new lid for the sewer cover ,some big collar thing, builder’s barrow’s and board’s ect.

There’s 4 bloke’s out there and one say’s gee’s great garden here..as he dropped bag’s of the concrete next to mandarine tree trunk (grrrr) “we need to get the hardwear in here”..well hubby standing next to me just covered his ear’s he knew I was simmering, I shot back ‘ if you break that tree, you’re going to be wearing your ‘hardwear’ as ear muff’s !! Lot’s of ‘ooo ouch’ muttering.

One little bit of luck though, one’s a gardener , he ooooohhd and aaarhhd aabout the fernery and vege’s and did say I could put a pot plant or such on the cover , but it must stay above ground ( I had buried it 40 cm down over the year’s ,ooopps) no doubt I’ll have something sitting on it soon enough.
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Date: 6/06/2008 12:21:42
From: bubba louie
ID: 16949
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Happy Potter said:

bubba louie said:

I wish I lived closer HP, I’d love to come for a working bee.

Oh and Bubba Louie .. apparently you and I have the same laugh…I have to meet you ! lol

Oh you poor thing. :P

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Date: 6/06/2008 12:22:47
From: bubba louie
ID: 16950
Subject: re: June chat

What was the mystery blockage anyway, or are we to be left wondering?

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Date: 6/06/2008 12:47:03
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16951
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


What was the mystery blockage anyway, or are we to be left wondering?

I have no idea BL , when I asked they just said it was a blockage.

They have finished for now but will be back another day to take the collar around the concrete off.





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Date: 6/06/2008 13:28:16
From: Dinetta
ID: 16952
Subject: re: June chat

Hey Bubba, did you see the letter to the editor in The Courier Mail, somebody had a toilet blockage, got it fixed one day, backed up a couple of days later…into the BCC’s “area”…BCC fixed the problem, charged the landowner, and advised that they are getting a lot of “sludge” blocks in the sewers these days, possibly because “there’s not much water going down them due to the water restrictions”…??

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Date: 6/06/2008 13:37:49
From: bluegreen
ID: 16953
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


There’s 4 bloke’s out there and one say’s gee’s great garden here..as he dropped bag’s of the concrete next to mandarine tree trunk (grrrr) “we need to get the hardwear in here”..well hubby standing next to me just covered his ear’s he knew I was simmering, I shot back ‘ if you break that tree, you’re going to be wearing your ‘hardwear’ as ear muff’s !! Lot’s of ‘ooo ouch’ muttering.

ROTFPIMP! Gosh HP, you make a tragic situation sound so funny!

Happy Potter said:

One little bit of luck though, one’s a gardener , he ooooohhd and aaarhhd aabout the fernery and vege’s and did say I could put a pot plant or such on the cover , but it must stay above ground ( I had buried it 40 cm down over the year’s ,ooopps) no doubt I’ll have something sitting on it soon enough.

a sympathetic gardener amongst the jack boots can only be a plus…

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Date: 6/06/2008 13:50:26
From: bluegreen
ID: 16954
Subject: re: June chat

you all know what a Mexican wave is, don’t you? well a colleague of Mr GB’s was recounting a game he was watching (not sure what sport, one of the footballs). Well one of the players got knocked down and another player couldn’t stop in time and stepped into his groin area. Apparently in the crowd there was the reverse of a Mexican wave as all the men collectively and in sequence slumped and clutched themselves in sympathy. But then the player jumped up and waved he was OK and nothing vital had been trodden on! so there was a collective sigh from all the men. The women were unaffected by the incident.

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Date: 6/06/2008 16:18:30
From: pomolo
ID: 16957
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Yeehah said:

Happy Potter said:

“You would not believe the dramas a certain eight year old girl can stir up. “

Ohhh yes I would !! Try that 5 time’s over , 3 daughter’s, 2 son’s..and the last one’s still there ! LOL

I swear my 3 sisters and I altogether didn’t make such a ruckus. Actually, we wouldn’t have dared … dad’s belt …

(Mum might disagree, who knows what selective memories we retain from our childhoods).

I know I wasn’t naughty for the same reason, all 8 of us , we didn’t dare even trying to see if we could push boundries..

Same with me. I can’t remember even feeling like I wanted to be defiant. I was the child and they were the parents and what they said was law. I never thought to question it until I was well into my teens. I recieved my fair share of wacks when necessary.

My parents didn’t know anything about psychology so they probably never had to worry as to whether they were scaring childish little brain or not. I only remember them as being fair and reasonable as I grew up. Anyway it was always my 2 brothers’ fault for every thing that went wrong……….says she adjusting her slipping halo.

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Date: 6/06/2008 16:22:03
From: pomolo
ID: 16958
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


hello people’s. Dragged myself out of bed at 10.45 and feel like crap. Not sick, just not been sleeping well the last couple of nights.

Bg, you are starting to worry me. I might email you. OK?

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Date: 6/06/2008 16:28:45
From: pomolo
ID: 16959
Subject: re: June chat

They have finished for now but will be back another day to take the collar around the concrete off.

—————————-
No matter how well they think they have fixed things up, your still going to have a mess to clean up HP. Do they have to go and fix up all 13 yards that they had to invade on their mission?

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Date: 6/06/2008 16:31:08
From: pomolo
ID: 16960
Subject: re: June chat

Dinetta said:


Hey Bubba, did you see the letter to the editor in The Courier Mail, somebody had a toilet blockage, got it fixed one day, backed up a couple of days later…into the BCC’s “area”…BCC fixed the problem, charged the landowner, and advised that they are getting a lot of “sludge” blocks in the sewers these days, possibly because “there’s not much water going down them due to the water restrictions”…??

Well I’ll be! !!! I wouldn’t have even thought about the lack of water going down but then I’m not being paid to keep the sewerage pipes operating.

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Date: 6/06/2008 16:37:23
From: Dinetta
ID: 16961
Subject: re: June chat

I guess the Brisbaneites are grateful it did not reach the stage as in the Latin American countries and Turkey, to name a couple…they don’t flush the toilet paper…clogs the little pipes…the maid gets to dispose of the rubbish…

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Date: 6/06/2008 16:41:13
From: pomolo
ID: 16963
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


you all know what a Mexican wave is, don’t you? well a colleague of Mr GB’s was recounting a game he was watching (not sure what sport, one of the footballs). Well one of the players got knocked down and another player couldn’t stop in time and stepped into his groin area. Apparently in the crowd there was the reverse of a Mexican wave as all the men collectively and in sequence slumped and clutched themselves in sympathy. But then the player jumped up and waved he was OK and nothing vital had been trodden on! so there was a collective sigh from all the men. The women were unaffected by the incident.

Most of the women had probably given birth at some time so their sympathy was negligible I suppose.

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Date: 6/06/2008 17:28:10
From: orchid40
ID: 16967
Subject: re: June chat

They have finished for now but will be back another day to take the collar around the concrete off.

====

HP, glad your drama’s nearly over. Your soil looks so rich and yummy! The chooks seem very interested in the proceedings.
Mr O40 (who has worked amongst these people) says that you should contact someone VERY high up in the sewer maintenance dept in City West Water. Chief engineer for starters. Report their attitude and behaviour as unacceptable while on your property. Just a suggestion :)

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Date: 6/06/2008 17:31:14
From: orchid40
ID: 16968
Subject: re: June chat

Evening All,
I’ve spent all afternoon outside again, doing the pavers still. I just got to the last of them and SOMEONE who shall be nameless pointed out that they were not level. Aaaaaaarrrrggggh! Actually they were level according to the lawn edge, but the lawn is far from level. Guess who is re-laying them. NOT ME.

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Date: 6/06/2008 17:44:37
From: bluegreen
ID: 16969
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


bluegreen said:

hello people’s. Dragged myself out of bed at 10.45 and feel like crap. Not sick, just not been sleeping well the last couple of nights.

Bg, you are starting to worry me. I might email you. OK?

you sweet thing. I’m OK, really :) Have caught up now on my sleep.

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Date: 6/06/2008 18:02:03
From: veg gardener
ID: 16971
Subject: re: June chat

evening all.

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Date: 6/06/2008 18:08:29
From: pomolo
ID: 16973
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


pomolo said:

bluegreen said:

hello people’s. Dragged myself out of bed at 10.45 and feel like crap. Not sick, just not been sleeping well the last couple of nights.

Bg, you are starting to worry me. I might email you. OK?

you sweet thing. I’m OK, really :) Have caught up now on my sleep.

Alright………….this time but I’m ready if I get that bad feeling again.

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Date: 6/06/2008 18:10:28
From: bluegreen
ID: 16974
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


bluegreen said:

pomolo said:

bluegreen said:

hello people’s. Dragged myself out of bed at 10.45 and feel like crap. Not sick, just not been sleeping well the last couple of nights.

Bg, you are starting to worry me. I might email you. OK?

you sweet thing. I’m OK, really :) Have caught up now on my sleep.

Alright………….this time but I’m ready if I get that bad feeling again.

that’s what I love about this place, everyone is looking out for each other :D

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Date: 6/06/2008 18:21:51
From: Happy Potter
ID: 16975
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


They have finished for now but will be back another day to take the collar around the concrete off.

—————————-
No matter how well they think they have fixed things up, your still going to have a mess to clean up HP. Do they have to go and fix up all 13 yards that they had to invade on their mission?

Back finally. Pizza on order.
They didn’t clean up anything . The dirt pile is still there , but they did suggest I could use it , how helpfull of them !
I won’t touch the area until the cement is set and they come back and take the board thing away. Then I’ll get stuck into it and level it. That dirt pile up against the fence has buried my last bit of work there, the root barrier I had placed.
It’s wonderful dirt , year’s of me adding organic matter and it stay’s moist beautifully.

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Date: 6/06/2008 18:47:37
From: bubba louie
ID: 16978
Subject: re: June chat

Dinetta said:


Hey Bubba, did you see the letter to the editor in The Courier Mail, somebody had a toilet blockage, got it fixed one day, backed up a couple of days later…into the BCC’s “area”…BCC fixed the problem, charged the landowner, and advised that they are getting a lot of “sludge” blocks in the sewers these days, possibly because “there’s not much water going down them due to the water restrictions”…??

No I didn’t but I’ve wondered about that myself with all the advice to not flush every time.

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Date: 6/06/2008 18:53:57
From: Yeehah
ID: 16983
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:

…….says she adjusting her slipping halo.

Oooh, I’ve got one of those, too!

;)

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Date: 6/06/2008 19:29:16
From: bubba louie
ID: 17004
Subject: re: June chat

Dinetta said:


I guess the Brisbaneites are grateful it did not reach the stage as in the Latin American countries and Turkey, to name a couple…they don’t flush the toilet paper…clogs the little pipes…the maid gets to dispose of the rubbish…

We encountered that in Greece. A woven cane basket beside the hole in the floor.

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Date: 6/06/2008 20:09:39
From: veg gardener
ID: 17033
Subject: re: June chat

what would be the best way to make a compost heap

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Date: 6/06/2008 20:19:30
From: Longy
ID: 17035
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


what would be the best way to make a compost heap

Are you fair dinkum VG? That’s like asking what’s the best way to skin a cat. It depends on what you’ve got to skin it with. SO what do you have to build a compost heap with?

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Date: 6/06/2008 20:20:07
From: bluegreen
ID: 17036
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


what would be the best way to make a compost heap

from my understanding you need a mixture of nitrogen rich material and carbon rich material, oxygen and water. Nitrogen rich material will be green plant material, kitchen waste, manure & blood & bone. Carbon rich material is stuff like dried out plant material, dead leaves, paper and cardboard (shredded). Oxygen comes from the air.

You can build it in layers, or just mix it up all together and water it enough to be moist but not soaking wet. Animal bedding material is really good because you already have carbon and nitrogen mixed together.

If you have the mix right then the heap will start getting hot inside. after a week more or less it will start to cool down a bit and the heap will look smaller. If you turn if over at this stage you let more oxygen in and more water if needed and it should heat up again.

You can turn it a few more times if you want and after a few months you should have some nice rich compost for your garden.

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Date: 6/06/2008 20:21:17
From: veg gardener
ID: 17037
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


veg gardener said:

what would be the best way to make a compost heap

Are you fair dinkum VG? That’s like asking what’s the best way to skin a cat. It depends on what you’ve got to skin it with. SO what do you have to build a compost heap with?

chook poo, weeds straw, grass clippings, and plant matter. horse poo.

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Date: 6/06/2008 20:22:35
From: Longy
ID: 17040
Subject: re: June chat

chook poo, weeds straw, grass clippings, and plant matter. horse poo.

++++++++++++++
OK. Perfect. Put it in a heap.

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Date: 6/06/2008 20:23:30
From: veg gardener
ID: 17042
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


chook poo, weeds straw, grass clippings, and plant matter. horse poo.

++++++++++++++
OK. Perfect. Put it in a heap.

ok and then add a little bit of water i also have heaps of paper and newspapers I could add if needed.

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Date: 6/06/2008 20:23:32
From: Longy
ID: 17043
Subject: re: June chat

Excellent answer BG.

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Date: 6/06/2008 20:24:09
From: Longy
ID: 17045
Subject: re: June chat

ok and then add a little bit of water i also have heaps of paper and newspapers I could add if needed.
++++++++++++++++++++++++++
OK. Do that then.

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Date: 6/06/2008 20:25:23
From: veg gardener
ID: 17046
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

what would be the best way to make a compost heap

from my understanding you need a mixture of nitrogen rich material and carbon rich material, oxygen and water. Nitrogen rich material will be green plant material, kitchen waste, manure & blood & bone. Carbon rich material is stuff like dried out plant material, dead leaves, paper and cardboard (shredded). Oxygen comes from the air.

You can build it in layers, or just mix it up all together and water it enough to be moist but not soaking wet. Animal bedding material is really good because you already have carbon and nitrogen mixed together.

If you have the mix right then the heap will start getting hot inside. after a week more or less it will start to cool down a bit and the heap will look smaller. If you turn if over at this stage you let more oxygen in and more water if needed and it should heat up again.

You can turn it a few more times if you want and after a few months you should have some nice rich compost for your garden.

thanks alot, i am not very good with compost heaps or bins.

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Date: 6/06/2008 20:25:58
From: Longy
ID: 17048
Subject: re: June chat

I’m smelling fresh mackerel and salad and chippies. Must away

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Date: 6/06/2008 20:38:15
From: bluegreen
ID: 17051
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Excellent answer BG.

why thank you Longfella :)

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Date: 6/06/2008 20:49:37
From: pepe
ID: 17053
Subject: re: June chat

Dinetta said:


Fog has only just cleared…all the insect screens with open windows are dripping wet…this fog just means the breeze has dropped…fascinating fungii everywhere…tiny eenie star-topped things in the horse manure…does not bode well for the potato…

must check for fungi here tomorrow – we get mushrooms sometimes.

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Date: 6/06/2008 20:55:38
From: pepe
ID: 17055
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Evening All,
I’ve spent all afternoon outside again, doing the pavers still. I just got to the last of them and SOMEONE who shall be nameless pointed out that they were not level. Aaaaaaarrrrggggh! Actually they were level according to the lawn edge, but the lawn is far from level. Guess who is re-laying them. NOT ME.

believe it or not – you get a ‘whacker’ (‘vibrating compactor’) to gently vibrate them all level after you’ve finished laying.

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Date: 6/06/2008 21:00:21
From: pepe
ID: 17058
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


Dinetta said:

I guess the Brisbaneites are grateful it did not reach the stage as in the Latin American countries and Turkey, to name a couple…they don’t flush the toilet paper…clogs the little pipes…the maid gets to dispose of the rubbish…

We encountered that in Greece. A woven cane basket beside the hole in the floor.


just a rubbish bin these days – but you’re right – tourists are asked not to flush the paper in greece.
slightly more up market in italy – they charge you 50 pee for a go.

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Date: 6/06/2008 21:10:21
From: pepe
ID: 17061
Subject: re: June chat

well my hot water system is on and so are the lights – so i must have got some of the sludge out of the tank.
i went to B on my way home today and bought a punnett of carrot seedlings. i’ve never transplanted carrots before so i’m getting desperate. also got some red cabbage seedlings – mainly for colour in the vege patch but they might be tasty.
and i picked 4 week old pak choy and had it in stir fry. lucky has inspired me to pick every thing a bit earlier.

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Date: 6/06/2008 21:14:13
From: veg gardener
ID: 17062
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


well my hot water system is on and so are the lights – so i must have got some of the sludge out of the tank.
i went to B on my way home today and bought a punnett of carrot seedlings. i’ve never transplanted carrots before so i’m getting desperate. also got some red cabbage seedlings – mainly for colour in the vege patch but they might be tasty.
and i picked 4 week old pak choy and had it in stir fry. lucky has inspired me to pick every thing a bit earlier.

i am interested to see how the carrot seedlings transplant.

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Date: 6/06/2008 21:18:40
From: pepe
ID: 17065
Subject: re: June chat

i am interested to see how the carrot seedlings transplant.
—-
i will plant them out of an evening. that always gives the seedlings a chance to reestablish their roots overnight.
hows things VG – looks like the rain was all good – any damage?

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Date: 6/06/2008 21:20:03
From: veg gardener
ID: 17066
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


i am interested to see how the carrot seedlings transplant.
—-
i will plant them out of an evening. that always gives the seedlings a chance to reestablish their roots overnight.
hows things VG – looks like the rain was all good – any damage?

no damage, just wet in the chook pens. hike has been postponed (till i don’t know when).

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Date: 6/06/2008 21:25:19
From: pepe
ID: 17068
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


pepe said:

i am interested to see how the carrot seedlings transplant.
—-
i will plant them out of an evening. that always gives the seedlings a chance to reestablish their roots overnight.
hows things VG – looks like the rain was all good – any damage?

no damage, just wet in the chook pens. hike has been postponed (till i don’t know when).

well go down to one of the rivers and check out the flow, the wildlife along the banks – its always different after rain.

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Date: 6/06/2008 21:28:10
From: veg gardener
ID: 17069
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


veg gardener said:

pepe said:

i am interested to see how the carrot seedlings transplant.
—-
i will plant them out of an evening. that always gives the seedlings a chance to reestablish their roots overnight.
hows things VG – looks like the rain was all good – any damage?

no damage, just wet in the chook pens. hike has been postponed (till i don’t know when).

well go down to one of the rivers and check out the flow, the wildlife along the banks – its always different after rain.

went over a river twice already today on the school bus in the moring and afternoon seems to be flowing faster and that coming from Paterson which is in the opposite direction to broke.

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Date: 6/06/2008 21:31:54
From: pepe
ID: 17071
Subject: re: June chat

went over a river twice already today on the school bus in the moring and afternoon seems to be flowing faster and that coming from Paterson which is in the opposite direction to broke.
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sounds like a beautiful place – take some photos of the rivers – we would love to see them.

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Date: 6/06/2008 21:33:08
From: veg gardener
ID: 17072
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


went over a river twice already today on the school bus in the moring and afternoon seems to be flowing faster and that coming from Paterson which is in the opposite direction to broke.
—————————————————-
sounds like a beautiful place – take some photos of the rivers – we would love to see them.

yeah, most probably wont be going any where tomorrow.

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Date: 6/06/2008 21:34:36
From: pepe
ID: 17073
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


pepe said:

went over a river twice already today on the school bus in the moring and afternoon seems to be flowing faster and that coming from Paterson which is in the opposite direction to broke.
—————————————————-
sounds like a beautiful place – take some photos of the rivers – we would love to see them.

yeah, most probably wont be going any where tomorrow.

thanks
i’m off to tv viewing
cya

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Date: 6/06/2008 21:35:20
From: veg gardener
ID: 17074
Subject: re: June chat

cya i am off as well.

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Date: 6/06/2008 21:38:28
From: Dinetta
ID: 17077
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


pepe said:

went over a river twice already today on the school bus in the moring and afternoon seems to be flowing faster and that coming from Paterson which is in the opposite direction to broke.
—————————————————-
sounds like a beautiful place – take some photos of the rivers – we would love to see them.

yeah, most probably wont be going any where tomorrow.

oh oh oh i’ve been to broke…

we camped the night there and bought some bottles of wine as rent the next day…has it really been 3 years since that trip? wish we could do it again…

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Date: 7/06/2008 04:32:04
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17081
Subject: re: June chat

tip toeing in..shhh don’t want to wake anyone …whisper’s good morning.
Only just got giant son to bed , he had been awake nearly 50 hours with only an hour’s sleep in there..and any attempt by us to get him to bed was met with angry screaming. So we just monitered and kept the 24 hour crisis number within easy reach. He said he was getting jolt’s “ like an electric shock”, in his head.
But finally I can hear soft snoring. Yesss :)
I was distracted last night and worried that he would go lie down in my big bed and fall asleep and we wouldn’t have been able to move him, out for the count..and hubby and I would have had to sleep on the couch LOL.
Well I might as well stay up myself now and seeing as there’s been no rain…water the front garden at 6 am. It’s not seen water in week’s. Least this time I’ll be wide awake and not in pj’s standing out front , as is usual for me lol.
Time for a strong coffee !

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:06:38
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17083
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Happy Potter said:

There’s 4 bloke’s out there and one say’s gee’s great garden here..as he dropped bag’s of the concrete next to mandarine tree trunk (grrrr) “we need to get the hardwear in here”..well hubby standing next to me just covered his ear’s he knew I was simmering, I shot back ‘ if you break that tree, you’re going to be wearing your ‘hardwear’ as ear muff’s !! Lot’s of ‘ooo ouch’ muttering.

ROTFPIMP! Gosh HP, you make a tragic situation sound so funny!

Hehehe BG, one youngish fellow had a face full of metal and bright blue hair and I don’t think he knew what I meant when I called him Iron Smurf.
I’m actually quite surprised at how distressed I became and almost turned savage … there’s not much that faze’s me, but I felt like I was under attack.. my work, my artist’s masterpiece , was being trampled. The exact area they dug up was where I’d planted the spud’s, I’m glad I harvested them when I did, or the resulting spud fight would have made headline’s !!
Hmmmmm “ Melbourne City Water Worker’s Held Under Seige By Tuber Throwing Woman”

They are comming out later this morning to finish the area , after that I’ll get to work in there and fix it.. My way.

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:09:56
From: pomolo
ID: 17084
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


Dinetta said:

Fog has only just cleared…all the insect screens with open windows are dripping wet…this fog just means the breeze has dropped…fascinating fungii everywhere…tiny eenie star-topped things in the horse manure…does not bode well for the potato…

must check for fungi here tomorrow – we get mushrooms sometimes.

Speaking of fungi, we have lots here too. Clumps of toadstools popping up through the mulch. Mostly creamy/grey but cute. The weather has been strangely mild without much sun and daily fog in the mornings. Everything is still very wet from the recent downpours. Must be perfect for fungi I guess.

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:14:18
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17085
Subject: re: June chat

morning Pomolo.
wanna coffee ? the pot’s on :)
I do hope that what I read about coffee being good for you is right.. I’m on my 3 rd.
I’d scare childen with how I look atm.

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:21:13
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17086
Subject: re: June chat

Morning HP

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:24:02
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17090
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Morning HP

Heya Grassy, I forgot you’re an early bird too

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:25:29
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17091
Subject: re: June chat

Yes I am —how are you—

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:26:24
From: pomolo
ID: 17092
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


tip toeing in..shhh don’t want to wake anyone …whisper’s good morning.
Only just got giant son to bed , he had been awake nearly 50 hours with only an hour’s sleep in there..and any attempt by us to get him to bed was met with angry screaming. So we just monitered and kept the 24 hour crisis number within easy reach. He said he was getting jolt’s “ like an electric shock”, in his head.
But finally I can hear soft snoring. Yesss :)
I was distracted last night and worried that he would go lie down in my big bed and fall asleep and we wouldn’t have been able to move him, out for the count..and hubby and I would have had to sleep on the couch LOL.
Well I might as well stay up myself now and seeing as there’s been no rain…water the front garden at 6 am. It’s not seen water in week’s. Least this time I’ll be wide awake and not in pj’s standing out front , as is usual for me lol.
Time for a strong coffee !

R & R for you today I hope HP.

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:27:21
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17094
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Yes I am —how are you—

I could be better .. I could be in bed asleep lol.
Nar I’m fine thank you :)
About to pull warm clothes on and go water the front garden. The conifer’s are looking great.

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:28:59
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17095
Subject: re: June chat

You are a very patient person HP

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:29:01
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17096
Subject: re: June chat

You are a very patient person HP

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:29:08
From: pomolo
ID: 17097
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


morning Pomolo.
wanna coffee ? the pot’s on :)
I do hope that what I read about coffee being good for you is right.. I’m on my 3 rd.
I’d scare childen with how I look atm.

A bit late I know but I’ve had my “fix” for this morning thanks.

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:29:59
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17098
Subject: re: June chat

No need to water here have had rain for a good week now and will rain all next week as well

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:32:05
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17100
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


No need to water here have had rain for a good week now and will rain all next week as well

And in NSW, hogging all that rain , could share ! lol

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:33:22
From: Longy
ID: 17101
Subject: re: June chat

Hmm. Similarly sleepless are we?

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:33:49
From: pomolo
ID: 17103
Subject: re: June chat

BBL

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:34:41
From: Longy
ID: 17104
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


BBL

Hmmmpf

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:35:31
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17105
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Hmm. Similarly sleepless are we?

Hey Longy Did I wake you ? opps sorry lol .. what are you doing up at this hour ?

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:37:06
From: Longy
ID: 17106
Subject: re: June chat

Hey Longy Did I wake you ? opps sorry lol .. what are you doing up at this hour ?

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G’day HP. No you didn’t wake me. I crashed at 9:30 so woke about 3;30. No matter what i couldn’t sleep again, so i got tired of tossing and turning and got up. Such is life.

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:37:21
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17107
Subject: re: June chat

Hi Longy—raining heaps here still—

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:38:42
From: Longy
ID: 17108
Subject: re: June chat

I’m currently doing an online first aid course. Pretty basic but free. St Johns ambo’s.

https://www.ambulance.net.au/onlinecourse/login.asp

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:39:09
From: Longy
ID: 17109
Subject: re: June chat

Hey Hopper. Rain gone here. We had about 3 or so inches. Perfect.

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:40:07
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17110
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Hey Longy Did I wake you ? opps sorry lol .. what are you doing up at this hour ?

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G’day HP. No you didn’t wake me. I crashed at 9:30 so woke about 3;30. No matter what i couldn’t sleep again, so i got tired of tossing and turning and got up. Such is life.

Oh I’m in that mode too..too tired to stay awake in the evening’s , then wake too early, it’s a mongrel

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:40:56
From: Longy
ID: 17111
Subject: re: June chat

it’s a mongrel

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Yes and it’s also a vicious circle. The more you wake up early, the more you crash early.

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:41:45
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17112
Subject: re: June chat

Good one Longy—I have been meaning to do one for ages—however they haven’t had one here and would have had to travel to Newcastle

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:42:31
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17113
Subject: re: June chat

It has never stopper here for over a week Longy day and night

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:43:18
From: Longy
ID: 17114
Subject: re: June chat

I have been meaning to do one for ages
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This one is just a basic one Hopper, but if you want to do a senior one, you can often do them by getting a booklet from the training centres, read it. Answer a bunch of questions and then just go in to do the practical bit, so you can knock it off in a day.

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:43:35
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17115
Subject: re: June chat

I always wake early some times earlier than others—I don’t let it worry me—I just get up—

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:44:04
From: Longy
ID: 17116
Subject: re: June chat

day and night
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Yeah i heard it was wet down there. You should send some to those southerners and stop being so greedy i reckon.

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:45:09
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17117
Subject: re: June chat

OK I asked and it was about 3 or 4 days the one I asked about

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:46:00
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17118
Subject: re: June chat

Must be dreadful to live in the Sth—they get no rain—it is even raining in the out back—but non down Sth

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:46:38
From: Longy
ID: 17120
Subject: re: June chat

I don’t let it worry me—I just get up—
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Yeah but 3:30. Gees. What would i do? I can occassionally fall back to sleep but not today.

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:47:54
From: Longy
ID: 17121
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Must be dreadful to live in the Sth—they get no rain—it is even raining in the out back—but non down Sth

Yeah but they’re mostl;y dreadful people down there Hopper. So fair enough i reckon;-)

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:48:13
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17122
Subject: re: June chat

YEs often up at 3am—lawys something to do—read—or puter—or ironing

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:49:30
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17124
Subject: re: June chat

“A” is going on another car rally—in September—starts in Alice and 12 days to the Nth and back to G Coast—mad if you ask me BUT each to their own

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:49:30
From: Longy
ID: 17125
Subject: re: June chat

Yeah i often can’t wait to jump out of bed for a bit of ironing…..

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:50:15
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17126
Subject: re: June chat

Yeh I bet—at least it gets done—sometimes

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:50:31
From: Longy
ID: 17127
Subject: re: June chat

mad if you ask me
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LOL. Yeah sounds like fun to me. If you can afford the fuel.

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:53:27
From: Longy
ID: 17128
Subject: re: June chat

at least it gets done—sometimes
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I have been known to put a shirt and pants under my mattress overnight to iron them.

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:53:34
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17129
Subject: re: June chat

He is doing a service Navigation for his mate—he has always rallied—he has just spent about $50,000 on this one—what will doing up the car and buying tires and etc etc —and he is paying for the Accm’ for his service crew as well—I couldn’t think of any thing worse than tearing around the place in 12 days—but he loves it

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:54:21
From: Longy
ID: 17130
Subject: re: June chat

Just finished the finished the first aid course. 100% correct. Yay.

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:54:25
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17131
Subject: re: June chat

LOL me too LOngy often do that when I am away—works quite well

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:55:33
From: Longy
ID: 17132
Subject: re: June chat

I couldn’t think of any thing worse than tearing around the place in 12 days—but he loves it
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Great stuff i reckon. When i use to do exploration work my job included up to 300km offroad driving each day. Wonderful stuff.

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:55:58
From: Longy
ID: 17133
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


LOL me too LOngy often do that when I am away—works quite well

Oh. I thought that was a man thing???

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:56:15
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17134
Subject: re: June chat

Good on you —I bet you have done heaps too—in your job—-BOY it is raining heavy now

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:57:29
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17135
Subject: re: June chat

My friends often laugh about me doing that—it worked really well—and clothes looked just perfect—-

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:57:34
From: Longy
ID: 17136
Subject: re: June chat

BOY it is raining heavy now
+++++++++++++++++++++++
Jingoes. You’re the only ones getting it!
http://www.weatherzone.com.au/radar.jsp?lt=radar&lc=004&ane=1&anf=1&and=1&ana=7&anb=333&anc=3&lya=1&lyk=1&lye=1

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Date: 7/06/2008 05:58:40
From: Longy
ID: 17137
Subject: re: June chat

clothes looked just perfect—-
++++++++++++++++++++
You must do a better job than me. Mine look like they spent the night under a mattress:-)

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:00:46
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17138
Subject: re: June chat

Nah if you fold them right they look fine—helps if you have viynal under the cushion—(I used to have that under the cushions in the other van)

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:02:38
From: Longy
ID: 17139
Subject: re: June chat

Yeah vinyl would help i guess. Smooth it off better.
Just knockin up another cuppa. I don’t reckon i could survive without tea.

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:04:50
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17140
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Grasshopper said:

Must be dreadful to live in the Sth—they get no rain—it is even raining in the out back—but non down Sth

Yeah but they’re mostl;y dreadful people down there Hopper. So fair enough i reckon;-)

LOL!

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:05:10
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17141
Subject: re: June chat

Never drink tea like the coffee—

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:06:21
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17142
Subject: re: June chat

going out to water , back later

+++++++++++++++++++++++
Still have an outhouse HP? Haven’t heard of those for a while.

lol.. I went out to water and it had rained.. not enough but there are shower’s forcast, so I’ll leave it a day or 2.

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:07:52
From: Longy
ID: 17143
Subject: re: June chat

like the coffee—
+++++++++++
One a day. That’s it.
Do you brew your own Hopper?

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:09:11
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17144
Subject: re: June chat

Yes sometimes I do Longy—but I don’t mind the instant—if it is a GOOD one—I don’t drink a lot of it

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:10:04
From: Longy
ID: 17145
Subject: re: June chat

sometimes I do
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with an espresso machine or a squeezer jigger thingy or what Hopper?

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:12:49
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17146
Subject: re: June chat

JUst an Italian pot thingy Longy—daughter has a Cappa maker—it is good as well—but this one works well

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:13:21
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17147
Subject: re: June chat

Don’t like plunger at all

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:15:27
From: Longy
ID: 17148
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


JUst an Italian pot thingy Longy—daughter has a Cappa maker—it is good as well—but this one works well

Yeah OK. I scored an espresso machine a few years back from credit card points or something. I use it a bit but it’s a pain really. Thought i might just get a plunger.
I’ve been brewing PNG coffee. It’s delicious.

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:15:29
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17149
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Yes sometimes I do Longy—but I don’t mind the instant—if it is a GOOD one—I don’t drink a lot of it

I don’t drink the instant coffee.. have an expresso machine like in cafe’s and nothing like a good stong latte that make’s your hair stand on end..live dangerously I say lol.

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:16:46
From: Longy
ID: 17150
Subject: re: June chat

have an expresso machine like in cafe’s
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
So what’s the secret HP? I find the whole process too time consuming and fiddly.

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:17:09
From: Longy
ID: 17151
Subject: re: June chat

And how do you get the milk just right?

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:19:32
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17152
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


have an expresso machine like in cafe’s
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
So what’s the secret HP? I find the whole process too time consuming and fiddly.

training in how to use one.. simple once you master it. But i’m a fully qualified Barista too. I know all the coffee’s ect.
It’s usually tea for the first half of my day and coffee in the pm. But some day’s are harder than other’s !

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:19:37
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17153
Subject: re: June chat

It would be nice HP to have one BUT I don’t have room in my kitchen for one :(

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:21:53
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17154
Subject: re: June chat

Sounds like you make a nice coffee HP—I used to like the mix of Mocca/Caramel/ and expresso—I think it was those 3 —ground them myse;f and it was a nice brew

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:21:57
From: Longy
ID: 17155
Subject: re: June chat

training in how to use one
+++++++++++++++++++++
Yeah i go OK. I make a cappacinno it looks and tastes like it should. Then you have to clean everything up. Great. My fav thing.
Might start on using a plunger.
What’s a barista?

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:22:28
From: Longy
ID: 17156
Subject: re: June chat

don’t have room in my kitchen for one :(

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Yeah mine lives in the pool room on the bar Hopper.

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:22:44
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17157
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


And how do you get the milk just right?

That isn’t difficult , but one must be shown how to..hard to explain it in word’s. I spent age’s teaching hubby how to froth milk properly and and how to use the machine ..when he got it he was running around excitedly showing everyone hehehe

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:24:33
From: Longy
ID: 17158
Subject: re: June chat

hard to explain it in word’s
+++++++++++++++++++
Yes i’ve read the manual and can get it pretty close but sometimes it’s not hot enough, other’s it’s not frothy or the bubbles are too big.

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:25:09
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17159
Subject: re: June chat

One day HP I may just call in for a cuppa :)

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:25:14
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17160
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Sounds like you make a nice coffee HP—I used to like the mix of Mocca/Caramel/ and expresso—I think it was those 3 —ground them myse;f and it was a nice brew

I don’t like all those syrups but some people do. I lurrrrve my coffee’s :)

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:25:57
From: Longy
ID: 17161
Subject: re: June chat

Just looked up barista. Seems you are a coffee builder HP:-)

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:26:04
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17162
Subject: re: June chat

Sometimes the milk can be hard to froth at different times on the year—depends on what the cows are eating

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:26:30
From: Longy
ID: 17163
Subject: re: June chat

I lurrrrve my coffee’s :)
+++++++++++++++++
Did you ever try any from New Guinea HP?

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:27:18
From: Longy
ID: 17164
Subject: re: June chat

Sometimes the milk can be hard to froth at different times on the year—depends on what the cows are eating

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No way Hopper. I didn’t fall out of That last drop of rain you had.

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:27:31
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17165
Subject: re: June chat

No these weren’t syrups they were the flavour of the beans—used to be able to buy many flavours

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:28:16
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17166
Subject: re: June chat

No really Longy thats right—

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:28:44
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17167
Subject: re: June chat

Clover that they eat makes it hard to froth

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:28:51
From: Longy
ID: 17168
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


No really Longy thats right—

Yeah OK. Are you gonna try and sell me a bridge next?

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:29:13
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17169
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


hard to explain it in word’s
+++++++++++++++++++
Yes i’ve read the manual and can get it pretty close but sometimes it’s not hot enough, other’s it’s not frothy or the bubbles are too big.

Ok I’ll try ..put the steam stick into the cold milk..about 1 cm under the surface, if big bubbles form then go a bit deeper , the surface of the milk shouldn’t be bubbling up.. or swirling around..leave it there untill the milk level rises and the jug starts to feel quite warm to the touch, then plunge steamer stick straight to the bottom untill the milk is hot. But not boiling, boil it and the coffee tast’s like crap. The trick is to get a smooth dense froth , not a big bubbly soapy looking mass

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:29:24
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17170
Subject: re: June chat

Bugga—that St Johns—my puter is too slow to do it

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:30:15
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17171
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


One day HP I may just call in for a cuppa :)

Oh that would be great :)
I’d make you a lushious cake too !

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:30:20
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17172
Subject: re: June chat

Now would I lie to you—ask any shop and they will tell you that some times the milk gets hard to froth

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:31:25
From: Longy
ID: 17173
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Longy said:

hard to explain it in word’s
+++++++++++++++++++
Yes i’ve read the manual and can get it pretty close but sometimes it’s not hot enough, other’s it’s not frothy or the bubbles are too big.

Ok I’ll try ..put the steam stick into the cold milk..about 1 cm under the surface, if big bubbles form then go a bit deeper , the surface of the milk shouldn’t be bubbling up.. or swirling around..leave it there untill the milk level rises and the jug starts to feel quite warm to the touch, then plunge steamer stick straight to the bottom untill the milk is hot. But not boiling, boil it and the coffee tast’s like crap. The trick is to get a smooth dense froth , not a big bubbly soapy looking mass

OK. That’s simply put. I normally start at the top as you suggest but didn’t know to go deep later.
How much increase in volume should i expect. About double?

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:32:13
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17174
Subject: re: June chat

SOunds yum HP—

Have you found that some times milk can be hard to froth HP—different times—in the year

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:32:14
From: Longy
ID: 17175
Subject: re: June chat

my puter is too slow to do it
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Bummer.
I went back to Telstra recently and got lightening fast broadband. Cheap too. Very quick.

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:33:05
From: Longy
ID: 17176
Subject: re: June chat

ask any shop and they will tell you that some times the milk gets hard to froth
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And risk a bevy of baristas chuckling at my idiocy? Not on your life Hopper!

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:34:14
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17177
Subject: re: June chat

MAy I ask all about the cost and downloads Longy—

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:34:22
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17178
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Just looked up barista. Seems you are a coffee builder HP:-)

Yep :D
There’s a lot to it too…one whiff of the bean’s and I can tell you how fresh they are, on a good day lol.
There’s a lot to the grinding, and a lot to learn re the machine’s maintance.
Eg never ever leave a milk caked steam stick sit in a glass of water to clean it, milk contains an acid, as it ‘muddie’s’ the water the acid can get sucked up into the machine and damage internal line’s. Wipe with a damp cloth immediately.

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:36:35
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17179
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


I lurrrrve my coffee’s :)
+++++++++++++++++
Did you ever try any from New Guinea HP?

No.. but I would love to !
Well giant son’s special school has me on their parent volunteer list for walking the Kokoda Track in Nov this year.. but I don’t think that’s going to happen..would never risk giant son on a plane for one..

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:37:32
From: Longy
ID: 17180
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


MAy I ask all about the cost and downloads Longy—

Yeah if i can remember. I’ll check what they are but basically i think it’s a $35 a month for more than i can use in downloads. I’ll see if i can find the blurb.

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:38:17
From: Longy
ID: 17181
Subject: re: June chat

I would love to !
++++++++++++
OK. Beans or ground?

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:39:41
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17182
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Now would I lie to you—ask any shop and they will tell you that some times the milk gets hard to froth

The fat content of the milk makes it hard to froth, more fat -better froth. Skim milk is horrible to froth, but can be done of course. The less fat in the milk the colder it must be to get a good froth on it. That milk ‘ with the extra dollop’ with a tad more cream, is what makes the best froth.

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:40:08
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17183
Subject: re: June chat

Wow thats a good price Longy—

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:40:42
From: Longy
ID: 17184
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Wow thats a good price Longy—

http://bc.whirlpool.net.au/bc/isp-1-2/Telstra-BigPond-ADSL.htm

Have a gander here Hopper.

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:41:45
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17185
Subject: re: June chat

YEs I can’t handle that skim milkat all—I reckon if you are going to have something better to be hung for a sheep as a lamb :)

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:41:50
From: Longy
ID: 17186
Subject: re: June chat

The fat content of the milk makes it hard to froth, more fat -better froth. Skim milk is horrible to froth, but can be done of course. The less fat in the milk the colder it must be to get a good froth on it. That milk ’ with the extra dollop’ with a tad more cream, is what makes the best froth.

++++++++++++++
That’s useful info HP. We use a full cream high calcium milk, Seems to be OK.

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:43:12
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17187
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Happy Potter said:

Longy said:

hard to explain it in word’s
+++++++++++++++++++
Yes i’ve read the manual and can get it pretty close but sometimes it’s not hot enough, other’s it’s not frothy or the bubbles are too big.

Ok I’ll try ..put the steam stick into the cold milk..about 1 cm under the surface, if big bubbles form then go a bit deeper , the surface of the milk shouldn’t be bubbling up.. or swirling around..leave it there untill the milk level rises and the jug starts to feel quite warm to the touch, then plunge steamer stick straight to the bottom untill the milk is hot. But not boiling, boil it and the coffee tast’s like crap. The trick is to get a smooth dense froth , not a big bubbly soapy looking mass

OK. That’s simply put. I normally start at the top as you suggest but didn’t know to go deep later.
How much increase in volume should i expect. About double?

Just under double is about right, but it will settle slightly. Pour it immediately into the mug , dont need a spoon ..the froth goes in first then the milk 2 nd, that way the froth settles on top. See if you can make patterns with the crema marks on the froth, I can make a smiley face with the froth lol

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:43:44
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17188
Subject: re: June chat

Showing can’t find page thingy here Longy but have copied it and kept will have a gander

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:44:35
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17189
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


SOunds yum HP—

Have you found that some times milk can be hard to froth HP—different times—in the year

Not really, the temperature of the milk is most important, the colder the better, if the fat is very cold to start wth, it reacts faster to heat and froths almost instantly

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:45:58
From: Longy
ID: 17190
Subject: re: June chat

Yeah it doen’t work for me either. Hangon.

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:46:20
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17191
Subject: re: June chat

I have found that sometimes it is very hard to froth and have had the same trouble in a cafe as well—

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:46:26
From: Longy
ID: 17192
Subject: re: June chat

http://bc.whirlpool.net.au/bc/isp-1-2/Telstra-BigPond-ADSL.htm

try again.

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:46:29
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17193
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


I would love to !
++++++++++++
OK. Beans or ground?

Bean’s only, ground coffee is only good for 2 hour’s.

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:47:28
From: Longy
ID: 17194
Subject: re: June chat

if the fat is very cold to start wth, it reacts faster to heat and froths almost instantly
++++++++++
OK. SO half an hour in the freezer would be a good thing right?
What about the stainless steel jug, should it be chilled?

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:47:42
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17195
Subject: re: June chat

No not working Longy but not to worry—I will have a look later—thanks for that

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:48:04
From: Longy
ID: 17196
Subject: re: June chat

Bean’s only,
+++++++++
OK. I could send you some if you like.

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:49:08
From: Longy
ID: 17197
Subject: re: June chat

not working Longy
+++++++++++++
Is it working for you HP?

http://bc.whirlpool.net.au/bc/isp-1-2/Telstra-BigPond-ADSL.htm

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:50:14
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17198
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


if the fat is very cold to start wth, it reacts faster to heat and froths almost instantly
++++++++++
OK. SO half an hour in the freezer would be a good thing right?
What about the stainless steel jug, should it be chilled?

Correct, the stainless steel jugs are perfect , you can leave the milk in the jug in the fridge and it would be fine , but some icicle’s in the milk is good :D
Heck now I want another coffee lol.

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:50:59
From: Longy
ID: 17199
Subject: re: June chat

200MB 256 200 MB $150 /GB Counted Dynamic $29.95 /mo
Liberty 12GB 256 12 GB Shaped Counted Dynamic $59.95 /mo
1500 / 256 kbps
400MB 1.5M (Bundled) 400 MB $150 /GB Counted Dynamic $39.95 /mo
400MB 1.5M 400 MB $150 /GB Counted Dynamic $49.95 /mo
Liberty 12GB 1.5M (Bundle) 12 GB Shaped Counted Dynamic $69.95 /mo
Liberty 12GB 1.5M 12 GB Shaped Counted Dynamic $79.95 /mo
Liberty 25GB 1.5M (Bundle) 25 GB Shaped Counted Dynamic $79.95 /mo
Liberty 25GB 1.5M 25 GB Shaped Counted Dynamic $89.95 /mo

Well here’s the gist of it Hopper. I’m on the $29.95 plan. That’s heaps for me.

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:51:40
From: Longy
ID: 17200
Subject: re: June chat

some icicle’s in the milk is good :D
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++
OK. I’ll have a shot later.

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:52:12
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17201
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Bean’s only,
+++++++++
OK. I could send you some if you like.

You Could ??
Oh wow..that would be fantastic !!
Currently I travel across Melb to get special italian bean’s. The supermarket one’s just don’t do it for me.

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:53:02
From: Longy
ID: 17202
Subject: re: June chat

Hopper, the home page for this is probably the place to look anyway. Try this one. Last try OK!

http://bc.whirlpool.net.au/

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:53:45
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17203
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


not working Longy
+++++++++++++
Is it working for you HP?

http://bc.whirlpool.net.au/bc/isp-1-2/Telstra-BigPond-ADSL.htm

No it’s not opening Longy

I’m an optus broadbander of 12 year’s, not interested in big puddle and all their outage’s !

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:53:54
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17204
Subject: re: June chat

Thanks for that Longy what a good deal—I pay $22 for this dial up—but can’t get BB on 98se—so will have to wait till I get the new puter

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:54:10
From: Longy
ID: 17205
Subject: re: June chat

Oh wow..that would be fantastic !!
+++++++++++++++++++++++++
OK. Next time you talk to Lucky 1. Ask her to pass on my email address and i’ll send you a pack of beans. Blue Mountain. Just the smell is enough to get you hooked.

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:54:39
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17206
Subject: re: June chat

Thanks again Longy had a look at that

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:55:29
From: Longy
ID: 17207
Subject: re: June chat

will have to wait till I get the new puter
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Ah bugger. Can’t help you there Hopper.

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Date: 7/06/2008 06:57:50
From: Longy
ID: 17208
Subject: re: June chat

I’m an optus broadbander of 12 year’s, not interested in big puddle and all their outage’s !

++++++++++++++
I’ve switched a few times over the years. As my circumstances have changed, like working overseas etc, i’ve found better deals.

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Date: 7/06/2008 07:00:26
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17209
Subject: re: June chat

So you only need about 200mb per month LOngy ??

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Date: 7/06/2008 07:00:58
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17210
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Oh wow..that would be fantastic !!
+++++++++++++++++++++++++
OK. Next time you talk to Lucky 1. Ask her to pass on my email address and i’ll send you a pack of beans. Blue Mountain. Just the smell is enough to get you hooked.

Corrrrrrrr ! Thank you! I shall be a very good girl and not call people names and wait patiently lol :D

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Date: 7/06/2008 07:02:34
From: Longy
ID: 17211
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


So you only need about 200mb per month LOngy ??

+++++++++++
Yeah i don’t do much other than read my emails and occassionally download some documents like a travel itinerary. Hardly ever fotos and never music or movies.

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Date: 7/06/2008 07:04:06
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17212
Subject: re: June chat

I would like about 12 g a month Longy love maps and google earth etc

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Date: 7/06/2008 07:04:20
From: Longy
ID: 17213
Subject: re: June chat

No worriews HP. I’ll expect an email off you soon then and hopefully get it in the post on Monday. That’s if Lucky ever drags her self out of bed…..

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Date: 7/06/2008 07:04:42
From: Longy
ID: 17214
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


I would like about 12 g a month Longy love maps and google earth etc

OH crikey Hopper.

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Date: 7/06/2008 07:05:03
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17215
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


So you only need about 200mb per month LOngy ??

heck that would only do us one day, not even ..we are on 20 gig’s per day and 20 gig’s per night.. 40 gig’s a month. And we just make it.
It’s them u tuber’s and game player’s and my watching podcast’s that whack it up.

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Date: 7/06/2008 07:06:08
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17216
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:

No worriews HP. I’ll expect an email off you soon then and hopefully get it in the post on Monday. That’s if Lucky ever drags her self out of bed…..

Well some people actually sleep.
Should I ring her and wake her ? LOL

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Date: 7/06/2008 07:06:24
From: Longy
ID: 17217
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Grasshopper said:

I would like about 12 g a month Longy love maps and google earth etc

OH crikey Hopper.

Actually i don’t think i am on 200. I’m sure it’s more tha that but the price is about right. It’s with my phone and mobile so i got some deal. First month now so i can’t check a bill.

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Date: 7/06/2008 07:06:35
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17218
Subject: re: June chat

Yes I use well over 1 G on dial up now

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Date: 7/06/2008 07:07:24
From: Longy
ID: 17219
Subject: re: June chat

Should I ring her and wake her ? LOL
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Yeah i would. Definitely.
Depends how bad you need a coffee.

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Date: 7/06/2008 07:07:29
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17220
Subject: re: June chat

No worries Longy

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Date: 7/06/2008 07:09:51
From: Longy
ID: 17221
Subject: re: June chat

Yes I use well over 1 G on dial up now

+++++++++++
Yeah i dunno. It’s all just numbers to me.

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Date: 7/06/2008 07:12:48
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17222
Subject: re: June chat

Yes I know what you mean puter talk is all double dutch __most of the time to me too

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Date: 7/06/2008 07:14:39
From: Longy
ID: 17223
Subject: re: June chat

Well, the sunsup. I guess i should go out and kick the dog. Abuse the chooks. Maybe verbal a few lorikeets and if i’m lucky there might be a little wallaby to chuck some bricks at. Possibly a few ducklings on the dam i could frighten as well. Should be a good day.
Have a nice day ladies……….

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Date: 7/06/2008 07:16:38
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17224
Subject: re: June chat

Haveagoodonelongy

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Date: 7/06/2008 07:54:44
From: Dinetta
ID: 17226
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


pepe said:

Dinetta said:

Fog has only just cleared…all the insect screens with open windows are dripping wet…this fog just means the breeze has dropped…fascinating fungii everywhere…tiny eenie star-topped things in the horse manure…does not bode well for the potato…

must check for fungi here tomorrow – we get mushrooms sometimes.

I haven’t been checking the weather on TV…that’s how little TV I watch…but what you’re getting sounds exactly like what has been happening up here…

weird…

Speaking of fungi, we have lots here too. Clumps of toadstools popping up through the mulch. Mostly creamy/grey but cute. The weather has been strangely mild without much sun and daily fog in the mornings. Everything is still very wet from the recent downpours. Must be perfect for fungi I guess.

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Date: 7/06/2008 07:57:37
From: Dinetta
ID: 17228
Subject: re: June chat

so help me…stuffed up the “quote” again….

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Date: 7/06/2008 08:03:11
From: Dinetta
ID: 17229
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


He is doing a service Navigation for his mate—he has always rallied—he has just spent about $50,000 on this one—what will doing up the car and buying tires and etc etc —and he is paying for the Accm’ for his service crew as well—I couldn’t think of any thing worse than tearing around the place in 12 days—but he loves it

… I’d love to do something like that one day…we passed heaps of “rally-er“s some years ago…all sorts of decorations on their cars…it looked like so much fun…

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Date: 7/06/2008 08:07:17
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17230
Subject: re: June chat

lol well you can have that Dinetta—I like to enjoy a trip in the car—take my time—not —500 and 600 mile per day or more at break neck speed—

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Date: 7/06/2008 08:17:01
From: Dinetta
ID: 17231
Subject: re: June chat

Sorry Grasshopper, I am away down there (points to dim mists swirling at bottom of left-hand frame…working my way up…what fascinating information Happy Potter has given about coffee!!

(goes back a couple of “Earlier Posts”…)

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Date: 7/06/2008 08:18:46
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17232
Subject: re: June chat

I never bother to rad the posts I have missed—just start from the day I come on

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Date: 7/06/2008 08:19:04
From: Dinetta
ID: 17233
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Yes I use well over 1 G on dial up now

+++++++++++
Yeah i dunno. It’s all just numbers to me.

1024 bytes to 1 kilobyte
1024 kilobytes to 1 megabyte
1024 mebabytes to 1 gigabyte…
after which there is terabytes…

some more numbers for you

:)

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Date: 7/06/2008 08:20:16
From: Dinetta
ID: 17234
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


I never bother to rad the posts I have missed—just start from the day I come on

oh no! I might miss lots of laughs!!!

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Date: 7/06/2008 09:16:04
From: ms spock
ID: 17238
Subject: re: June chat

Good Morning…

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Date: 7/06/2008 09:34:16
From: The Estate
ID: 17241
Subject: re: June chat

ms spock said:

Good Morning…

morning

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Date: 7/06/2008 09:38:41
From: ms spock
ID: 17242
Subject: re: June chat

nods to The Estate

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Date: 7/06/2008 09:43:46
From: ms spock
ID: 17243
Subject: re: June chat

Enjoy your days!

I am off now for a bit.

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Date: 7/06/2008 10:32:08
From: veg gardener
ID: 17246
Subject: re: June chat

morning all, been out side cutting roofing iron for the compost bays.

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Date: 7/06/2008 10:41:24
From: bubba louie
ID: 17247
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Longy said:

No worriews HP. I’ll expect an email off you soon then and hopefully get it in the post on Monday. That’s if Lucky ever drags her self out of bed…..

Well some people actually sleep.
Should I ring her and wake her ? LOL

I sent her a rude video so she’s probably in shock.

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Date: 7/06/2008 10:47:09
From: veg gardener
ID: 17248
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


Happy Potter said:

Longy said:

No worriews HP. I’ll expect an email off you soon then and hopefully get it in the post on Monday. That’s if Lucky ever drags her self out of bed…..

Well some people actually sleep.
Should I ring her and wake her ? LOL

I sent her a rude video so she’s probably in shock.


10:16am in South Australia. may be has went for a walk to the shops or even out playing in her gardens.

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Date: 7/06/2008 10:54:05
From: The Estate
ID: 17251
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


Happy Potter said:

Longy said:

No worriews HP. I’ll expect an email off you soon then and hopefully get it in the post on Monday. That’s if Lucky ever drags her self out of bed…..

Well some people actually sleep.
Should I ring her and wake her ? LOL

I sent her a rude video so she’s probably in shock.

or given her a few ideas LOLOLOL

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Date: 7/06/2008 11:03:11
From: bluegreen
ID: 17254
Subject: re: June chat

hello peoples, going to a Going Green Expo today – someone gave Mr BG a couple of free tickets (entry $15 each).

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Date: 7/06/2008 11:35:41
From: The Estate
ID: 17256
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


hello peoples, going to a Going Green Expo today – someone gave Mr BG a couple of free tickets (entry $15 each).

right up your alley BG, have a great day

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Date: 7/06/2008 12:03:03
From: Dinetta
ID: 17257
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


hello peoples, going to a Going Green Expo today – someone gave Mr BG a couple of free tickets (entry $15 each).

lovely!

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Date: 7/06/2008 12:19:01
From: pomolo
ID: 17260
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


hello peoples, going to a Going Green Expo today – someone gave Mr BG a couple of free tickets (entry $15 each).

Nice pick up Mr & Mrs BG.

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Date: 7/06/2008 12:46:09
From: pepe
ID: 17262
Subject: re: June chat

morning
ms pepe is suffering from a cold in bed. she has a little bell by her bedside to summons Jeeves. Jeeves was summoned several times and then spent the rest of the morning in the garden – out of earshot.

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Date: 7/06/2008 12:56:09
From: The Estate
ID: 17264
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


morning
ms pepe is suffering from a cold in bed. she has a little bell by her bedside to summons Jeeves. Jeeves was summoned several times and then spent the rest of the morning in the garden – out of earshot.

if she is cold in bed, mayb you could warm her up LOLOL

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Date: 7/06/2008 13:03:00
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17265
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


morning
ms pepe is suffering from a cold in bed. she has a little bell by her bedside to summons Jeeves. Jeeves was summoned several times and then spent the rest of the morning in the garden – out of earshot.

lol!

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Date: 7/06/2008 13:08:20
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17266
Subject: re: June chat

arvo all,, had my extra snooze and been outside..still waiting for Iron Smurf to come and take away the concrete boarding stuff , they better get here soon or I’ll do it myself.
I got half a barrow load of worm cast’s from 2 worm farm’s, gee’s that’s a yuk job. But I’ll refresh the area that got dug up with it, and will put something around there. Not sure what yet, but at least I have to get the dirt pile off the old fence and levelled.
Giant son still asleep :D

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Date: 7/06/2008 13:50:29
From: pepe
ID: 17267
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


pepe said:

morning
ms pepe is suffering from a cold in bed. she has a little bell by her bedside to summons Jeeves. Jeeves was summoned several times and then spent the rest of the morning in the garden – out of earshot.

if she is cold in bed, mayb you could warm her up LOLOL

jeeves is far too polite madam – he even gardens with gloves on.

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Date: 7/06/2008 13:52:50
From: pepe
ID: 17268
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


arvo all,, had my extra snooze and been outside..still waiting for Iron Smurf to come and take away the concrete boarding stuff , they better get here soon or I’ll do it myself.
I got half a barrow load of worm cast’s from 2 worm farm’s, gee’s that’s a yuk job. But I’ll refresh the area that got dug up with it, and will put something around there. Not sure what yet, but at least I have to get the dirt pile off the old fence and levelled.
Giant son still asleep :D

iron smurf has probably gone to da footie.
ah well – enjoy the quietness.

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Date: 7/06/2008 15:18:15
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17269
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


Happy Potter said:

arvo all,, had my extra snooze and been outside..still waiting for Iron Smurf to come and take away the concrete boarding stuff , they better get here soon or I’ll do it myself.
I got half a barrow load of worm cast’s from 2 worm farm’s, gee’s that’s a yuk job. But I’ll refresh the area that got dug up with it, and will put something around there. Not sure what yet, but at least I have to get the dirt pile off the old fence and levelled.
Giant son still asleep :D

iron smurf has probably gone to da footie.
ah well – enjoy the quietness.

Horray .. Iron smurf and his trooper’s came and took away the board..

but now I’m cooking so will have to do the yard tomorrow. I’d gotten some fresh meat’s and have to cook them today , doing some dishes to freeze. Roast chicken and little bit of pork fillet for fried rice with onions egg’s ect, beef chop suey ..chilli con carne, mmmmm , these are special thing’s that go into individual container’s that we call our take aways :)

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Date: 7/06/2008 15:37:31
From: bluegreen
ID: 17270
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


bluegreen said:

hello peoples, going to a Going Green Expo today – someone gave Mr BG a couple of free tickets (entry $15 each).

right up your alley BG, have a great day

it was good, lots of interesting things on show. Brought home lots of pamphlets and Mr BG bought some books and a magazine subscription. Drooled over an Electric Maxi-scooter and went into the competition to win one.

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Date: 7/06/2008 15:49:00
From: veg gardener
ID: 17272
Subject: re: June chat

My 2 bay compost bins are finished. :)

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Date: 7/06/2008 16:35:21
From: pomolo
ID: 17275
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


morning
ms pepe is suffering from a cold in bed. she has a little bell by her bedside to summons Jeeves. Jeeves was summoned several times and then spent the rest of the morning in the garden – out of earshot.

Jeeves is going to notice a slight dip in his wages this week methinks.

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Date: 7/06/2008 16:40:25
From: veg gardener
ID: 17277
Subject: re: June chat

Back now

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Date: 7/06/2008 16:40:45
From: pomolo
ID: 17278
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


My 2 bay compost bins are finished. :)

Onya Veg. You’ve done well. How about a couple of photos.

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Date: 7/06/2008 16:41:12
From: veg gardener
ID: 17279
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


veg gardener said:

My 2 bay compost bins are finished. :)

Onya Veg. You’ve done well. How about a couple of photos.


they will come tomorrow ok?

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Date: 7/06/2008 16:42:30
From: pomolo
ID: 17281
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


pomolo said:

veg gardener said:

My 2 bay compost bins are finished. :)

Onya Veg. You’ve done well. How about a couple of photos.


they will come tomorrow ok?

That’s fine. Off now. Bye.

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Date: 7/06/2008 17:00:12
From: bubba louie
ID: 17282
Subject: re: June chat

Still no Lucky. That’s unusual.

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Date: 7/06/2008 17:03:02
From: veg gardener
ID: 17283
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


Still no Lucky. That’s unusual.

i may send her an email.

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Date: 7/06/2008 17:08:46
From: The Estate
ID: 17284
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


Still no Lucky. That’s unusual.

She was going visiting today I think Bubba, family somewhere

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Date: 7/06/2008 17:10:18
From: veg gardener
ID: 17285
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


bubba louie said:

Still no Lucky. That’s unusual.

She was going visiting today I think Bubba, family somewhere

thats right now i remember she was going to here sisters.

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Date: 7/06/2008 17:46:31
From: bubba louie
ID: 17286
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


bubba louie said:

Still no Lucky. That’s unusual.

She was going visiting today I think Bubba, family somewhere

Goodo

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Date: 7/06/2008 17:54:27
From: bluegreen
ID: 17287
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


My 2 bay compost bins are finished. :)

WOO HOO!! VG ROCKS!!

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Date: 7/06/2008 17:55:01
From: veg gardener
ID: 17288
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

My 2 bay compost bins are finished. :)

WOO HOO!! VG ROCKS!!

yep, Bay 1 already is full.

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Date: 7/06/2008 17:56:14
From: bluegreen
ID: 17289
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


bluegreen said:

veg gardener said:

My 2 bay compost bins are finished. :)

WOO HOO!! VG ROCKS!!

yep, Bay 1 already is full.

good stuff VG. Your garden and the environment will thank you :)

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Date: 7/06/2008 17:57:04
From: veg gardener
ID: 17290
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

bluegreen said:

veg gardener said:

My 2 bay compost bins are finished. :)

WOO HOO!! VG ROCKS!!

yep, Bay 1 already is full.

good stuff VG. Your garden and the environment will thank you :)

yes it will. photos will come tomorrow.

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Date: 7/06/2008 18:47:20
From: jennajones
ID: 17292
Subject: re: June chat

How do you stop your weed tea being overrun with mozzies? Angus can’t be serious about leaving standing water around for 6 or more weeks.

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Date: 7/06/2008 18:47:58
From: veg gardener
ID: 17293
Subject: re: June chat

jennajones said:


How do you stop your weed tea being overrun with mozzies? Angus can’t be serious about leaving standing water around for 6 or more weeks.

i would say put a lid on it, that they cant get past.

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Date: 7/06/2008 18:49:10
From: bluegreen
ID: 17294
Subject: re: June chat

jennajones said:


How do you stop your weed tea being overrun with mozzies? Angus can’t be serious about leaving standing water around for 6 or more weeks.

I know what you are watching :)

I’d get containers with lids myself.

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Date: 7/06/2008 18:49:48
From: jennajones
ID: 17295
Subject: re: June chat

i would say put a lid on it, that they cant get past.
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suppose, I think it’s a trap for young players myself.

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Date: 7/06/2008 18:50:06
From: veg gardener
ID: 17296
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


jennajones said:

How do you stop your weed tea being overrun with mozzies? Angus can’t be serious about leaving standing water around for 6 or more weeks.

I know what you are watching :)

I’d get containers with lids myself.

i am watching it tomorrow at lunch time, i have contains that have lids that i make compost tea in. ill take a picture of the contains for you JennaJones.

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Date: 7/06/2008 18:51:48
From: jennajones
ID: 17297
Subject: re: June chat

I know what you are watching :)
________________________ :-)

I’d get containers with lids myself.
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suppose you could use containers trays. still, seems like a lot of trouble and he didn’t put a lot of the weed material in there so you’d need heaps of containers if you had a bit of stuff.

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Date: 7/06/2008 18:52:37
From: pain master
ID: 17298
Subject: re: June chat

jennajones said:


How do you stop your weed tea being overrun with mozzies? Angus can’t be serious about leaving standing water around for 6 or more weeks.

if you still want some air to get to it, try shadecloth or flyscreen as a cover?

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Date: 7/06/2008 18:53:07
From: jennajones
ID: 17299
Subject: re: June chat

i am watching it tomorrow at lunch time, i have contains that have lids that i make compost tea in. ill take a picture of the contains for you JennaJones.
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You have a lot of energy vegie.

(why waiting till tomorrow? )

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Date: 7/06/2008 18:54:50
From: veg gardener
ID: 17300
Subject: re: June chat

jennajones said:


i am watching it tomorrow at lunch time, i have contains that have lids that i make compost tea in. ill take a picture of the contains for you JennaJones.
___________

You have a lot of energy vegie.

(why waiting till tomorrow? )

I watch it while eating a salad sandwich or passion fruit and banana sandwich. so do you want a picture.

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Date: 7/06/2008 18:55:20
From: jennajones
ID: 17301
Subject: re: June chat

if you still want some air to get to it, try shadecloth or flyscreen as a cover?

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that could work. I’m just picking holes really. Just because I have far too many mozzies in my life means it’s a preoccupation of mine; it’s not going to be important to everyone.

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Date: 7/06/2008 18:56:22
From: jennajones
ID: 17302
Subject: re: June chat

I watch it while eating a salad sandwich or passion fruit and banana sandwich. so do you want a picture

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fair enough, nah thanks, I get the idea.

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Date: 7/06/2008 18:56:44
From: veg gardener
ID: 17303
Subject: re: June chat

jennajones said:


I watch it while eating a salad sandwich or passion fruit and banana sandwich. so do you want a picture

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fair enough, nah thanks, I get the idea.

ok then.

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Date: 7/06/2008 19:00:23
From: pain master
ID: 17304
Subject: re: June chat

jennajones said:


if you still want some air to get to it, try shadecloth or flyscreen as a cover?
_______________________
that could work. I’m just picking holes really. Just because I have far too many mozzies in my life means it’s a preoccupation of mine; it’s not going to be important to everyone.

I know what you mean about Mozzies… they are a bit of a nuisance up here, and touch wood I haven’t got Malaria yet… still being as vigilant as I can.

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Date: 7/06/2008 19:02:48
From: jennajones
ID: 17305
Subject: re: June chat

I know what you mean about Mozzies… they are a bit of a nuisance up here, and touch wood I haven’t got Malaria yet… still being as vigilant as I can.

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I’m in NSW but Ross River Fever etc are not that far away … ick.

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Date: 7/06/2008 19:05:05
From: pomolo
ID: 17306
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


bubba louie said:

Still no Lucky. That’s unusual.

She was going visiting today I think Bubba, family somewhere

If someone hasn’t already said. They had a 21st to go to at her sisters place out in the sticks.

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Date: 7/06/2008 19:05:25
From: pain master
ID: 17307
Subject: re: June chat

How about a picture of the passionfruit and banana sandwich?

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Date: 7/06/2008 19:07:45
From: veg gardener
ID: 17308
Subject: re: June chat

pain master said:


How about a picture of the passionfruit and banana sandwich?

ok that will come tomorrow lunch. depends on what mum makes me while i am out working in my veggie patch.

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Date: 7/06/2008 20:06:38
From: Yeehah
ID: 17310
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:

I’d scare childen with how I look atm.

I could do that every morning, lol! Takes a bucket of goo a.k.a. ‘hair styling products’ to get my hair’s natural superfuzz/afro tendencies under control.

If I wash my hair and don’t ‘goo’ it, then brush it when it’s dry, I swear that every hair is perpendicular to the point that it leaves my scalp. Way scary.

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Date: 7/06/2008 20:14:34
From: pain master
ID: 17311
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


Happy Potter said:

I’d scare childen with how I look atm.

I could do that every morning, lol! Takes a bucket of goo a.k.a. ‘hair styling products’ to get my hair’s natural superfuzz/afro tendencies under control.

If I wash my hair and don’t ‘goo’ it, then brush it when it’s dry, I swear that every hair is perpendicular to the point that it leaves my scalp. Way scary.

hee hee hee… I once brushed my hair when it was dry… hee hee hee

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Date: 7/06/2008 20:15:35
From: Yeehah
ID: 17312
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


at least it gets done—sometimes
+++++++++++++++++++++++
I have been known to put a shirt and pants under my mattress overnight to iron them.

Just as well the Feral Teenager doesn’t read this forum, lol!

The monitor for his computer died, so this afternoon he spent a couple of hours ironing.

Mr Y dropped into the computer shop where he used to work, he can get a secondhand monitor for FT for $15. I told him not to hurry ;)

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Date: 7/06/2008 20:22:09
From: pain master
ID: 17313
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


The monitor for his computer died, so this afternoon he spent a couple of hours ironing.

Mr Y dropped into the computer shop where he used to work, he can get a secondhand monitor for FT for $15. I told him not to hurry ;)

Did he complete a whole shirt?

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Date: 7/06/2008 20:23:34
From: Yeehah
ID: 17314
Subject: re: June chat

pain master said:

hee hee hee… I once brushed my hair when it was dry… hee hee hee

Is yours still long and in a ponytail? Got mine short atm, can’t decide whether it’s easier because it dries quicker, or harder to look after because I have to put goo in every day without fail. Can’t win – except when people tell me how gorgeous my hair is (that’s on its good days I guess). I store up the positive strokes because … gasp! … I’ve got a grey hair, so I’m on the downhill run.

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Date: 7/06/2008 20:23:52
From: Yeehah
ID: 17315
Subject: re: June chat

Hair’s a kiddie-scaring story … real one, so no punchline, be warned!

A dozen years ago, moved into a new (rented) house, talked to the neighbour and her toddler son over the back fence, all good. A few weeks later I said hello over the fence, toddler screamed and screamed at me and wouldn’t stop. The next day, his mum explained. Apparently toddler’s dad had long wiry/curly hair that he always wore in a ponytail. Dad was rumbling the toddler one day, the band holding his ponytail broke and it all sprang out as he was shaking his head and growling at the toddler. Result, one screaming, scared baby!!

I’d had my long curly hair either in a pontyail or under a hat the first dozen times I’d chatted over the fence, but this particular day my hair was out. Deja vu for the toddler, poor thing, he was terrified.

Thenceforth if the neighbour called out hello over the fence, I’d warn her if my her was out, so the little bloke didn’t have to lay eyes on me!

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Date: 7/06/2008 20:25:44
From: Yeehah
ID: 17316
Subject: re: June chat

pain master said:


Yeehah said:

The monitor for his computer died, so this afternoon he spent a couple of hours ironing.

Mr Y dropped into the computer shop where he used to work, he can get a secondhand monitor for FT for $15. I told him not to hurry ;)

Did he complete a whole shirt?

All five school shirts, his shirt and trousers for cadets, his school jumper, and some tshirts and a pair of trousers just because he felt like it!

He did this once before, in the January school holidays, about the same time as he was learning French via one of those courses-on-tape from the library. Short answer: hot Belgian exchange student.

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Date: 7/06/2008 20:28:09
From: Yeehah
ID: 17317
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Yeah vinyl would help i guess. Smooth it off better.
Just knockin up another cuppa. I don’t reckon i could survive without tea.

That decides it. I’m gonna have to bring Mr Y over to meet you one day ;)

He likes it so the spoon stands up in it. At least every hour.

But you’re not a pommy are ya?

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Date: 7/06/2008 20:28:59
From: bluegreen
ID: 17318
Subject: re: June chat

your story about the neighbour’s kid reminded me of someone I once knew telling me about her nephew who came into her room while she was brushing her hair and burst into tears. Apparently the whole family wore glasses, and she didn’t have hers on and it was the first time he had seen her without!

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Date: 7/06/2008 20:37:08
From: pain master
ID: 17319
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


pain master said:

hee hee hee… I once brushed my hair when it was dry… hee hee hee

Is yours still long and in a ponytail? Got mine short atm, can’t decide whether it’s easier because it dries quicker, or harder to look after because I have to put goo in every day without fail. Can’t win – except when people tell me how gorgeous my hair is (that’s on its good days I guess). I store up the positive strokes because … gasp! … I’ve got a grey hair, so I’m on the downhill run.

yup, hasn’t been cut for about 17 years now…

and strewth a grey hair would stick out like dogs goolies amongst your redness, eh? I’m lucky so far the only greys are in the beard.

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Date: 7/06/2008 20:39:04
From: pain master
ID: 17320
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:

Hair’s a kiddie-scaring story … real one, so no punchline, be warned!

A dozen years ago, moved into a new (rented) house, talked to the neighbour and her toddler son over the back fence, all good. A few weeks later I said hello over the fence, toddler screamed and screamed at me and wouldn’t stop. The next day, his mum explained. Apparently toddler’s dad had long wiry/curly hair that he always wore in a ponytail. Dad was rumbling the toddler one day, the band holding his ponytail broke and it all sprang out as he was shaking his head and growling at the toddler. Result, one screaming, scared baby!!

I’d had my long curly hair either in a pontyail or under a hat the first dozen times I’d chatted over the fence, but this particular day my hair was out. Deja vu for the toddler, poor thing, he was terrified.

Thenceforth if the neighbour called out hello over the fence, I’d warn her if my her was out, so the little bloke didn’t have to lay eyes on me!

Ha ha… I must admit, if I go wandering up here with my hair down, the locals all stare! As if their hair isn’t all big and afro and frizzy!!!

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Date: 7/06/2008 20:40:06
From: pain master
ID: 17321
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


pain master said:

Yeehah said:

He did this once before, in the January school holidays, about the same time as he was learning French via one of those courses-on-tape from the library. Short answer: hot Belgian exchange student.

Nice work FT. Kudos.

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Date: 7/06/2008 20:47:07
From: Yeehah
ID: 17322
Subject: re: June chat

pain master said:

yup, hasn’t been cut for about 17 years now…

I’m lucky so far the only greys are in the beard.

Automatic instant haircut, or self-limiting growth??

You got yourself a beard now??

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Date: 7/06/2008 20:50:02
From: pain master
ID: 17324
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


pain master said:

yup, hasn’t been cut for about 17 years now…

I’m lucky so far the only greys are in the beard.

Automatic instant haircut, or self-limiting growth??

You got yourself a beard now??

self limiting growth… it seems my curls defy gravity… longs way long when its wet!!!

and yeah, spent a couple of weeks in the mountains recently, no beer and no tv meant I didn’t shave and I’m kinda attached to “Old Fuzzy Face” at the mo’.

#:0)=

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Date: 7/06/2008 21:03:55
From: ms spock
ID: 17329
Subject: re: June chat

:D

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Date: 7/06/2008 21:04:45
From: colliewa
ID: 17330
Subject: re: June chat

>I’m currently doing an online first aid course. Pretty basic but free. St Johns ambo’s.

Job #1 got me to do the St John OFA course. I ended up paying for it as I left, was about $500.

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Date: 7/06/2008 21:04:54
From: ms spock
ID: 17331
Subject: re: June chat

winks

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Date: 7/06/2008 21:08:35
From: ms spock
ID: 17334
Subject: re: June chat

waves

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Date: 7/06/2008 21:09:18
From: colliewa
ID: 17336
Subject: re: June chat

>If you can afford the fuel.

Crude hit $138.50 yesterday!! That’s an 8% rise in a day..

They are talking $1.80/litre in WEEKS. Glad mine gets about 6lt/100km.

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Date: 7/06/2008 21:19:56
From: colliewa
ID: 17339
Subject: re: June chat

HP – at work they have a DeLonghi Magnifica coffee machine.. Gee it makes a nice coffee! Saw them in Retra Vision for about $1700, so I won’t be buying one soon…

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Date: 7/06/2008 21:20:38
From: colliewa
ID: 17340
Subject: re: June chat

>Just looked up barista. Seems you are a coffee builder HP:-)

Qualified teaspooner! ;^)

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Date: 7/06/2008 21:30:36
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17343
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


>Just looked up barista. Seems you are a coffee builder HP:-)

Qualified teaspooner! ;^)

LOL!
evening..

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Date: 7/06/2008 21:33:50
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17344
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


HP – at work they have a DeLonghi Magnifica coffee machine.. Gee it makes a nice coffee! Saw them in Retra Vision for about $1700, so I won’t be buying one soon…

I have one similar, but the one I want is in the 10 grand area plumbed in ect.. and thats a reconditioned one too..yeah dream on ‘appy ..

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Date: 7/06/2008 21:34:35
From: colliewa
ID: 17345
Subject: re: June chat

>but can’t get BB on 98se

Why not?

An ADSL router doesn’t know what operating system you are using Grassy.

If the BB company sells routers get them to give you instructions to set it up using the built in web interface.
Or better still, go to an ISP which sets it up before they send it to you. Westnet do I think.

Don’t accept that the lack of a set up disk will stop you.

You might need to put in a network card though, that’ll set you back $15-20.

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Date: 7/06/2008 22:42:48
From: bubba louie
ID: 17347
Subject: re: June chat

pain master said:


Yeehah said:

pain master said:

hee hee hee… I once brushed my hair when it was dry… hee hee hee

Is yours still long and in a ponytail? Got mine short atm, can’t decide whether it’s easier because it dries quicker, or harder to look after because I have to put goo in every day without fail. Can’t win – except when people tell me how gorgeous my hair is (that’s on its good days I guess). I store up the positive strokes because … gasp! … I’ve got a grey hair, so I’m on the downhill run.

yup, hasn’t been cut for about 17 years now…

and strewth a grey hair would stick out like dogs goolies amongst your redness, eh? I’m lucky so far the only greys are in the beard.

Well you’d be a fine roll model for eldest son. :P He’s determined to never cut his, which doesn’t bother us, but employers aren’t to keen.

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Date: 7/06/2008 22:46:00
From: bubba louie
ID: 17348
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


HP – at work they have a DeLonghi Magnifica coffee machine.. Gee it makes a nice coffee! Saw them in Retra Vision for about $1700, so I won’t be buying one soon…

There was a nearly new Italian coffee machine on freecycle not long ago. Needless to say I was too slow. :(

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Date: 8/06/2008 06:56:31
From: pomolo
ID: 17350
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


HP – at work they have a DeLonghi Magnifica coffee machine.. Gee it makes a nice coffee! Saw them in Retra Vision for about $1700, so I won’t be buying one soon…

We have got one of them where I do voluntary hours except they use macadamia flavoured coffee beans which I don’t like. I like my coffee to to taste like good coffee. Just coffee!

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Date: 8/06/2008 07:05:50
From: pomolo
ID: 17351
Subject: re: June chat

Well it looks like the cloud is gone. The skies are clear and the air isn’t so heavy with moisture. Still not cold tho.

Might be able to get out into the yard to do some work later today.

Picked a heap of citrus fruit yesterday. Oranges (2 varities) Lemonades and mandarines. Spent hours peeling and juicing. Excess juice has been frozen in baggies for later use.

BTW, the Lemonades are delicious. Membrane is kinda tough but that could be because they have struggles to survive without any care for the past 2 years.

Have a good Sunday!

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Date: 8/06/2008 07:59:00
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17352
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


colliewa said:

HP – at work they have a DeLonghi Magnifica coffee machine.. Gee it makes a nice coffee! Saw them in Retra Vision for about $1700, so I won’t be buying one soon…

We have got one of them where I do voluntary hours except they use macadamia flavoured coffee beans which I don’t like. I like my coffee to to taste like good coffee. Just coffee!

Morning Pomolo, same here! I’m not familliar with the flavoured grind’s because I only buy the bean’s to grind fresh.
But you know , there is alway’s someone who will impose their will opon us and try to change what we think we like. I’d take me shirt off and protest but it’s winter. heh heh

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Date: 8/06/2008 09:31:58
From: pepe
ID: 17354
Subject: re: June chat

morning
can’t be blowed reading the chat.
ms pepe is slowly improving – she had three sleeps yesterday and snored like a stuffed up flu sufferer all the time. will i get it next is always the question?

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Date: 8/06/2008 09:34:10
From: The Estate
ID: 17355
Subject: re: June chat

Morning all, bit chilly here at the ‘estate’

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Date: 8/06/2008 09:37:12
From: pepe
ID: 17356
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


Morning all, bit chilly here at the ‘estate’

g’day thee – overcast and promising rain on pepes prairie north of lucktland.

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Date: 8/06/2008 10:02:29
From: Dinetta
ID: 17357
Subject: re: June chat

Good morning all…overcast today, my feet still hurt (good sign of impending rain)…at least it is rain and not storms…I don’t think the on the farm behind us will be happy…don’t the seeds on the heads sprout if the rain and moisture hangs around?

Off to check my hapless spud…

Bought some sea salt and some kelp fertilizer yesterday…

Methinks it will be a fire night tonight, shame MrD won’t be here…(work calls)…but hey! I’ll eat his s’more for him…the breeze is a steady south-easterly which is always the cold one…

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Date: 8/06/2008 10:24:39
From: pepe
ID: 17358
Subject: re: June chat

Off to check my hapless spud…Bought some sea salt and some kelp fertilizer yesterday…
——
morning dinetta.
I admire people who experiment but its not obvious to me what the sea salt is for. Nor can i understand why you persist with a single spud. The maximum possible return is ten spuds IMHO.
Why don’t you add the wood ash, fork over the whole pile and plant (say) a kilo of certified seed in the freshly turned soil, then pile up the mulch and manure as the new plants grow?
Any chance of a photo of this brave spud and half metre high pile?

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Date: 8/06/2008 10:31:21
From: bluegreen
ID: 17359
Subject: re: June chat

good morning peoples

got guinea pig and duck pens to much out today – all good stuff for the compost :)

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Date: 8/06/2008 10:47:22
From: orchid40
ID: 17361
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


morning
can’t be blowed reading the chat.
ms pepe is slowly improving – she had three sleeps yesterday and snored like a stuffed up flu sufferer all the time. will i get it next is always the question?

I hope Mrs Pepe feels better soon. NO- don’t catch it Pepe!

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Date: 8/06/2008 10:52:18
From: orchid40
ID: 17362
Subject: re: June chat

Good Morning Folks,
We have a pleasant sunny day here in downtown Lalaland.:)
Hopefully I’ll get that project finished today, yesterday we were out all day. We went to a model railway show, which Mr O40’s just getting into. It was quite interesting. The ingenuity of some people to create whole towns and dioramas in miniature is amazing. Think I’ll stick to gardening though!

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Date: 8/06/2008 10:56:32
From: Dinetta
ID: 17365
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


Off to check my hapless spud…Bought some sea salt and some kelp fertilizer yesterday…
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morning dinetta.
I admire people who experiment but its not obvious to me what the sea salt is for. Nor can i understand why you persist with a single spud. The maximum possible return is ten spuds IMHO.
Why don’t you add the wood ash, fork over the whole pile and plant (say) a kilo of certified seed in the freshly turned soil, then pile up the mulch and manure as the new plants grow?
Any chance of a photo of this brave spud and half metre high pile?

…but Pepe, didn’t you say sea salt was what The Cook used, together with olyve oyl, to layer the basil prior to freezing it? Was it rock salt after all???

You don’t have to understand why I am persisting with a single spud…can’t buy certified seed locally, most people use supermarket spuds apparently…yes I know that is bad, I have asked for seed spuds to no avail, and I don’t have the space for lots of spuds if I don’t know how to grow them…

I am persisting with this single spud as a learning experience, which I’m sure I’ve mentioned before…10 spuds on a plant would make me very happy and I would then try for more next year…

the pile was never a metre and a half high…go tease somebody else, you!!! big grin…but I pushed it aside to go down and find out what was happening at the base when all the leaves fell off the plant…

potatoes and me could be like rhubarbs and Lucky…

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Date: 8/06/2008 11:01:58
From: pepe
ID: 17366
Subject: re: June chat

Dinetta said:
…but Pepe, didn’t you say sea salt was what The Cook used, together with olyve oyl, to layer the basil prior to freezing it? Was it rock salt after all??? You don’t have to understand why I am persisting with a single spud…can’t buy certified seed locally, most people use supermarket spuds apparently…yes I know that is bad, I have asked for seed spuds to no avail, and I don’t have the space for lots of spuds if I don’t know how to grow them…I am persisting with this single spud as a learning experience, which I’m sure I’ve mentioned before…10 spuds on a plant would make me very happy and I would then try for more next year…the pile was never a metre and a half high…go tease somebody else, you!!! big grin…but I pushed it aside to go down and find out what was happening at the base when all the leaves fell off the plant…potatoes and me could be like rhubarbs and Lucky…

fair enough – must be the early morning – i knew all that.
i’m letting a few spuds grow with little chance of harvesting much – they just come up from last years crop.
so proceed and forget i asked the dumb question.

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Date: 8/06/2008 11:03:01
From: pepe
ID: 17367
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


pepe said:

morning
can’t be blowed reading the chat.
ms pepe is slowly improving – she had three sleeps yesterday and snored like a stuffed up flu sufferer all the time. will i get it next is always the question?

I hope Mrs Pepe feels better soon. NO- don’t catch it Pepe!

now the washing machine has gone on the blink – grumble
see yas around.

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Date: 8/06/2008 11:07:22
From: bluegreen
ID: 17369
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Good Morning Folks,
We have a pleasant sunny day here in downtown Lalaland.:)
Hopefully I’ll get that project finished today, yesterday we were out all day. We went to a model railway show, which Mr O40’s just getting into. It was quite interesting. The ingenuity of some people to create whole towns and dioramas in miniature is amazing. Think I’ll stick to gardening though!

one of the ladies in the GE forum has a garden that also incorporates her hubby’s passion for miniature railway. The result is one amazing backyard!

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Date: 8/06/2008 11:07:26
From: Dinetta
ID: 17370
Subject: re: June chat

so proceed and forget i asked the dumb question

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No “dumb question” was asked, I felt it was perfectly legit and I appreciate your input

:)

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Date: 8/06/2008 11:09:56
From: Dinetta
ID: 17371
Subject: re: June chat

Sounds like you had a relaxing and worthwhile visit… you make the train set-ups sound very interesting…

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Date: 8/06/2008 11:28:12
From: orchid40
ID: 17372
Subject: re: June chat

one of the ladies in the GE forum has a garden that also incorporates her hubby’s passion for miniature railway. The result is one amazing backyard!

Yes, I’ve seen it, BG. It looks good :) Too big a scale for us though.

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Date: 8/06/2008 12:15:28
From: colliewa
ID: 17374
Subject: re: June chat

>Morning all, bit chilly here at the ‘estate’

It was 1.3C here today and 0.1C yesterday morning…

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Date: 8/06/2008 12:21:44
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17375
Subject: re: June chat

Heyas , back again. My happening’s today :
One crook chook , well it’s getting better now but had been sick a week , problem was I didn’t know which one was ill because all I could see was one had blood in it’s runny dropping’s … it’s taken me this long to find out what possibly happened.. in my rocket fuelled vege patch where thing’s grow too fast , I noticed the rhubarb has shot up and out, ( it hasn’t heard of winter yet !) one leaft stalk sticking through the wire mesh fence and yep, it has all the marking’s of a chook beak on it. Look’s like that may have been what it ate. Now temporarily fixed and the feathered one’s can’t get to it again. I’ll move the plant later on. I still don’t know which chook it was because they all looked fine, all red comb’s and eating drinking well.

Taking some rubbish to the bin I had a fight with the colourbond gate , the panel had lifted off at the bottom.The gate won..my poor sore little toe all bandaged …obviously with the constant use of this gate the nails had vibrated out. Mr’s fixed that now with screw’s.
I will gently pull my boot’s on and finally get out to the wrecked part of the patch , and do a patio clean up too.
And I just boiled some egg’s dry…

BBL green one’s .. if I survive lol.

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Date: 8/06/2008 12:22:12
From: veg gardener
ID: 17376
Subject: re: June chat

Arvo All.

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Date: 8/06/2008 12:24:25
From: pomolo
ID: 17377
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


pomolo said:

colliewa said:

HP – at work they have a DeLonghi Magnifica coffee machine.. Gee it makes a nice coffee! Saw them in Retra Vision for about $1700, so I won’t be buying one soon…

We have got one of them where I do voluntary hours except they use macadamia flavoured coffee beans which I don’t like. I like my coffee to to taste like good coffee. Just coffee!

Morning Pomolo, same here! I’m not familliar with the flavoured grind’s because I only buy the bean’s to grind fresh.
But you know , there is alway’s someone who will impose their will opon us and try to change what we think we like. I’d take me shirt off and protest but it’s winter. heh heh

These are whole beans that the machine grinds before it brews the coffee. The same as using fresh beans. I personally love macadamias but not in my coffee thank you.

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Date: 8/06/2008 12:26:49
From: colliewa
ID: 17379
Subject: re: June chat

Did a hardware update on my desktop yesterday. Cost me about $260.

Gee it’s quick now.. New Athlon6000+ dual core (3ghz) $160.
4GB of 800MHz dual channel RAM – $114.

Of course the installation was free… 8^)

Did it mainly for games performance.. Call of Duty 4 at the moment..

Now, back to your weeding you lot!

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Date: 8/06/2008 12:29:14
From: veg gardener
ID: 17380
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


Did a hardware update on my desktop yesterday. Cost me about $260.

Gee it’s quick now.. New Athlon6000+ dual core (3ghz) $160.
4GB of 800MHz dual channel RAM – $114.

Of course the installation was free… 8^)

Did it mainly for games performance.. Call of Duty 4 at the moment..

Now, back to your weeding you lot!

collie are you talking about computer games i play them in my spare time when i am not in the garden.

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Date: 8/06/2008 12:30:29
From: colliewa
ID: 17381
Subject: re: June chat

Yep. Computer games..

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Date: 8/06/2008 12:30:39
From: pomolo
ID: 17382
Subject: re: June chat

Dinetta said:


Good morning all…overcast today, my feet still hurt (good sign of impending rain)…at least it is rain and not storms…I don’t think the on the farm behind us will be happy…don’t the seeds on the heads sprout if the rain and moisture hangs around?

Off to check my hapless spud…

Bought some sea salt and some kelp fertilizer yesterday…

Methinks it will be a fire night tonight, shame MrD won’t be here…(work calls)…but hey! I’ll eat his s’more for him…the breeze is a steady south-easterly which is always the cold one…

Well I was on earlier and said all sorts of wonderful things about the “clear sky, drier air” etc but in a matter of a couple of hours we have heavy clods (PM) and showers. Your right too about it becoming cold. Trackies on now. Buggerdammit!

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Date: 8/06/2008 12:31:28
From: veg gardener
ID: 17383
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


Yep. Computer games..

i like computer game you know any that are good online?

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Date: 8/06/2008 12:32:30
From: pomolo
ID: 17384
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


pepe said:

morning
can’t be blowed reading the chat.
ms pepe is slowly improving – she had three sleeps yesterday and snored like a stuffed up flu sufferer all the time. will i get it next is always the question?

I hope Mrs Pepe feels better soon. NO- don’t catch it Pepe!

I hope she feels better soon too because I know what she’s going through, poor girl.

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Date: 8/06/2008 12:35:25
From: colliewa
ID: 17385
Subject: re: June chat

COD4 is pretty good..

But it depends on what type of game you want to play..

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Date: 8/06/2008 12:37:11
From: colliewa
ID: 17386
Subject: re: June chat

I’m just about right after a chest cold, went close to coughing up a lung during the night a few times I reckon…

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Date: 8/06/2008 12:37:57
From: veg gardener
ID: 17387
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


COD4 is pretty good..

But it depends on what type of game you want to play..

multilayer games, i like unreal tournament, you heard of Runescape (its an online game)

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Date: 8/06/2008 12:40:12
From: colliewa
ID: 17388
Subject: re: June chat

Haven’t seen Runescape.. But first person shooter games are the ones I like, Unreal is good too..

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Date: 8/06/2008 12:41:14
From: veg gardener
ID: 17389
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


Haven’t seen Runescape.. But first person shooter games are the ones I like, Unreal is good too..

yep. i may try and download COD 4

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Date: 8/06/2008 12:44:02
From: drylander1
ID: 17390
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


Haven’t seen Runescape.. But first person shooter games are the ones I like, Unreal is good too..

Hey I’m back LOL

as for games I enjoy WOW but then I like fantasy :)

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Date: 8/06/2008 12:44:49
From: veg gardener
ID: 17391
Subject: re: June chat

drylander1 said:


colliewa said:

Haven’t seen Runescape.. But first person shooter games are the ones I like, Unreal is good too..

Hey I’m back LOL

as for games I enjoy WOW but then I like fantasy :)


hello drylander, how have you been. WOW is a ok game takes a while to download.

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Date: 8/06/2008 12:46:06
From: pomolo
ID: 17392
Subject: re: June chat

drylander1 said:


colliewa said:

Haven’t seen Runescape.. But first person shooter games are the ones I like, Unreal is good too..

Hey I’m back LOL

My goodness! Drylander…now I’m sure I’ve heard that name before.

How are you going DL?

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Date: 8/06/2008 13:04:29
From: drylander1
ID: 17393
Subject: re: June chat

Hi Pomolo :)
I’m getting there things are looking better and we are getting rain :)
I’ve been lurking but not posting so sorta kept up with things

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Date: 8/06/2008 13:07:47
From: drylander1
ID: 17394
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


drylander1 said:

colliewa said:

Haven’t seen Runescape.. But first person shooter games are the ones I like, Unreal is good too..

Hey I’m back LOL

as for games I enjoy WOW but then I like fantasy :)


hello drylander, how have you been. WOW is a ok game takes a while to download.

once the game is on your ‘puter it zips along

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Date: 8/06/2008 13:09:50
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17395
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


Happy Potter said:

pomolo said:

colliewa said:

HP – at work they have a DeLonghi Magnifica coffee machine.. Gee it makes a nice coffee! Saw them in Retra Vision for about $1700, so I won’t be buying one soon…

We have got one of them where I do voluntary hours except they use macadamia flavoured coffee beans which I don’t like. I like my coffee to to taste like good coffee. Just coffee!

Morning Pomolo, same here! I’m not familliar with the flavoured grind’s because I only buy the bean’s to grind fresh.
But you know , there is alway’s someone who will impose their will opon us and try to change what we think we like. I’d take me shirt off and protest but it’s winter. heh heh

These are whole beans that the machine grinds before it brews the coffee. The same as using fresh beans. I personally love macadamias but not in my coffee thank you.

Well there you go, learn something new everyday, I didn’t know about the flavoured bean’s. Gawd.

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Date: 8/06/2008 13:17:20
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17397
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


colliewa said:

COD4 is pretty good..

But it depends on what type of game you want to play..

multilayer games, i like unreal tournament, you heard of Runescape (its an online game)

World of Warcraft is the one giant son play’s , it’s his life. He has it on voice chat all the time and we are forced to listen to American’s talking all weekend like they are standing in the room. They can hear me in the kitchen in the background and ask ‘hey mom what’s cookin today?” lol

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Date: 8/06/2008 14:04:41
From: pepe
ID: 17399
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


orchid40 said:

pepe said:

morning
can’t be blowed reading the chat.
ms pepe is slowly improving – she had three sleeps yesterday and snored like a stuffed up flu sufferer all the time. will i get it next is always the question?

I hope Mrs Pepe feels better soon. NO- don’t catch it Pepe!

I hope she feels better soon too because I know what she’s going through, poor girl.

the cook is cooking – she’s remarkable in that she reads between bouts of preparation – when i cook there’s no time to scratch myself but not her ….. must be timing and experience.

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Date: 8/06/2008 14:06:05
From: pepe
ID: 17400
Subject: re: June chat

drylander1 said:


colliewa said:

Haven’t seen Runescape.. But first person shooter games are the ones I like, Unreal is good too..

Hey I’m back LOL

as for games I enjoy WOW but then I like fantasy :)

hey stranger
hows the arid lands going – i bet the rain is welcome up there.

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Date: 8/06/2008 14:16:58
From: bubba louie
ID: 17401
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Heyas , back again. My happening’s today :
One crook chook , well it’s getting better now but had been sick a week , problem was I didn’t know which one was ill because all I could see was one had blood in it’s runny dropping’s … it’s taken me this long to find out what possibly happened.. in my rocket fuelled vege patch where thing’s grow too fast , I noticed the rhubarb has shot up and out, ( it hasn’t heard of winter yet !) one leaft stalk sticking through the wire mesh fence and yep, it has all the marking’s of a chook beak on it. Look’s like that may have been what it ate. Now temporarily fixed and the feathered one’s can’t get to it again. I’ll move the plant later on. I still don’t know which chook it was because they all looked fine, all red comb’s and eating drinking well.

Taking some rubbish to the bin I had a fight with the colourbond gate , the panel had lifted off at the bottom.The gate won..my poor sore little toe all bandaged …obviously with the constant use of this gate the nails had vibrated out. Mr’s fixed that now with screw’s.
I will gently pull my boot’s on and finally get out to the wrecked part of the patch , and do a patio clean up too.
And I just boiled some egg’s dry…

BBL green one’s .. if I survive lol.


And yet some people say their chooks eat it with no trouble.

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Date: 8/06/2008 14:24:21
From: colliewa
ID: 17402
Subject: re: June chat

we are forced to listen to American’s talking all weekend like they are standing in the room. They can hear me in the kitchen in the background and ask ‘hey mom what’s cookin today?” lol

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You ought to buy him a headset with a microphone. Unless you want to monitor what’s going on.

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Date: 8/06/2008 14:27:37
From: bluegreen
ID: 17403
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Heyas , back again. My happening’s today :
One crook chook , well it’s getting better now but had been sick a week , problem was I didn’t know which one was ill because all I could see was one had blood in it’s runny dropping’s … it’s taken me this long to find out what possibly happened.. in my rocket fuelled vege patch where thing’s grow too fast , I noticed the rhubarb has shot up and out, ( it hasn’t heard of winter yet !) one leaft stalk sticking through the wire mesh fence and yep, it has all the marking’s of a chook beak on it. Look’s like that may have been what it ate. Now temporarily fixed and the feathered one’s can’t get to it again. I’ll move the plant later on. I still don’t know which chook it was because they all looked fine, all red comb’s and eating drinking well.

Taking some rubbish to the bin I had a fight with the colourbond gate , the panel had lifted off at the bottom.The gate won..my poor sore little toe all bandaged …obviously with the constant use of this gate the nails had vibrated out. Mr’s fixed that now with screw’s.
I will gently pull my boot’s on and finally get out to the wrecked part of the patch , and do a patio clean up too.
And I just boiled some egg’s dry…

BBL green one’s .. if I survive lol.

It never ends at your place, does it HP?

As for rhubarb and chooks, mine browse on the leaves of my rhubarb with no ill effect, but maybe yours overindulged?

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Date: 8/06/2008 14:39:46
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17404
Subject: re: June chat

It never ends at your place, does it HP?

As for rhubarb and chooks, mine browse on the leaves of my rhubarb with no ill effect, but maybe yours overindulged?

Never a boring moment here BG ! Everything I see and every site I read on rhubarb say’s not to feed the leaves to animals as they are poisionous. I’m just assuming the chook ate this and got sick. I hadn’t fed them anything different , and I hadn’t let them out to forage for a while, except one day last week.
One chook will tend to roam away from the rest, who all love to forage around the pond area together , so I think it was the lone wanderer that got sick.
All good now though, dropping’s back to normal.

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Date: 8/06/2008 14:43:11
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17405
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


we are forced to listen to American’s talking all weekend like they are standing in the room. They can hear me in the kitchen in the background and ask ‘hey mom what’s cookin today?” lol

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You ought to buy him a headset with a microphone. Unless you want to monitor what’s going on.

Ok I asked him that as he wear’s a headset constantly whilst on his PC, and he said the headset works , so he can talk to them, but the mic doesn’t work.. I didn’t know that lol. New headset comming up..
Peace will be mine !!
Thanks Collie !

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Date: 8/06/2008 14:45:21
From: bluegreen
ID: 17406
Subject: re: June chat

rhubarb leaves are high in oxalic acid, and in large quantities are a problem. It is possible some animals are more tolerant than others. If your chook ate some all at once then it could well have been what made her sick.

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Date: 8/06/2008 14:53:40
From: colliewa
ID: 17407
Subject: re: June chat

I didn’t know that lol. New headset comming up..
Peace will be mine !!
Thanks Collie !

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No worries!

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Date: 8/06/2008 15:31:39
From: Dinetta
ID: 17408
Subject: re: June chat

I have just made a you-beaut pumpkin soup…used up a pumpkin that was pitted with mould (but very shallowly), two of our home-grown minnikins (directly related to triffids) because their stems had come off during picking and they were going soft at that spot…shrivelled capsicum…baby capsicum sooooo tough…have been in the fridge for 2 months and still hard as…saved those seeds…a whole corm of garlic (extravagant!) and of course the usual onions and potatoes…oh and a very nice sweet yellow potato…added a whole quartered lime instead of salt…and a good couple of teaspoons of Sonny Joe’s bird’s-eye chilli from two years ago…I put 3/4 (plus all the lime pieces) through the Oscar and mashed the rest…served with shop bread (sadly, too stuffed with the big clean-up to be patient enough to make my own this time) and Greek style yoghurt…Sonny Joe was searching for the Tabasco sauce but I said “you won’t need it”…

Can I brag? Huh? Can I? It was one of my best efforts…

However, I don’t think the minnikins will be keepers…not sure if I can freeze the cut pieces??

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Date: 8/06/2008 16:32:51
From: pain master
ID: 17410
Subject: re: June chat

Dinetta said:


I have just made a you-beaut pumpkin soup…used up a pumpkin that was pitted with mould (but very shallowly), two of our home-grown minnikins (directly related to triffids) because their stems had come off during picking and they were going soft at that spot…shrivelled capsicum…baby capsicum sooooo tough…have been in the fridge for 2 months and still hard as…saved those seeds…a whole corm of garlic (extravagant!) and of course the usual onions and potatoes…oh and a very nice sweet yellow potato…added a whole quartered lime instead of salt…and a good couple of teaspoons of Sonny Joe’s bird’s-eye chilli from two years ago…I put 3/4 (plus all the lime pieces) through the Oscar and mashed the rest…served with shop bread (sadly, too stuffed with the big clean-up to be patient enough to make my own this time) and Greek style yoghurt…Sonny Joe was searching for the Tabasco sauce but I said “you won’t need it”…

Can I brag? Huh? Can I? It was one of my best efforts…

However, I don’t think the minnikins will be keepers…not sure if I can freeze the cut pieces??

I remember cold wet afternoons when it felt like the marrow in your bones had frozen, and soup like that would feel like you had dropped an ember into your stomach… oh the warmth it would bring.

Just spent this morning walking through the humid nearby jungles, and now I return to home, a drizzly grey cloud has descended and it looks miserable outside (despite the 28C temp)… I could go a bowl of that soup right now ;)

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Date: 8/06/2008 18:09:10
From: pomolo
ID: 17420
Subject: re: June chat

Dinetta said:


I have just made a you-beaut pumpkin soup…used up a pumpkin that was pitted with mould (but very shallowly), two of our home-grown minnikins (directly related to triffids) because their stems had come off during picking and they were going soft at that spot…shrivelled capsicum…baby capsicum sooooo tough…have been in the fridge for 2 months and still hard as…saved those seeds…a whole corm of garlic (extravagant!) and of course the usual onions and potatoes…oh and a very nice sweet yellow potato…added a whole quartered lime instead of salt…and a good couple of teaspoons of Sonny Joe’s bird’s-eye chilli from two years ago…I put 3/4 (plus all the lime pieces) through the Oscar and mashed the rest…served with shop bread (sadly, too stuffed with the big clean-up to be patient enough to make my own this time) and Greek style yoghurt…Sonny Joe was searching for the Tabasco sauce but I said “you won’t need it”…

Can I brag? Huh? Can I? It was one of my best efforts…

However, I don’t think the minnikins will be keepers…not sure if I can freeze the cut pieces??

Well my now vegetarion MrP is having a go at stuffed eggplant with rice, garlic, capsicum, basil and some other things, for tonights dinner. He is taking this diet thing so seriously and he is seeing the good results too. All I know is I will eat anything if someone else cooks it.

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Date: 8/06/2008 19:28:37
From: ms spock
ID: 17432
Subject: re: June chat

Good Evening…

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Date: 8/06/2008 19:31:11
From: Yeehah
ID: 17433
Subject: re: June chat

Hi Ms Spock. All of the Beautiful People are off having fantastic 4-star dinners at fancy restaurants, and I’ve just had pasta out of a packet (with added fresh vegies, of course). It’s bluddy cold here, wind’s a-howling, should go to the pub for a quiet one but a cup of tea is more appealing. I’m getting boring in my old age.

And you?

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Date: 8/06/2008 19:37:36
From: ms spock
ID: 17435
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


Hi Ms Spock. All of the Beautiful People are off having fantastic 4-star dinners at fancy restaurants, and I’ve just had pasta out of a packet (with added fresh vegies, of course). It’s bluddy cold here, wind’s a-howling, should go to the pub for a quiet one but a cup of tea is more appealing. I’m getting boring in my old age.

And you?

Hello Yeehah.

OH aren’t those beautiful people so annoying?

Well I just got back from Sydney. I went to see jennajones today. I looked at the lizards and they are coming along nicely.

The bats did not like their medicine. They made funny faces and let the medicine drip out of their mouths. lol

We went to see the bat colony in Turella but no one was home.

I caught up with a friend on the way back on the train which was really nice.

I had baked ricotta cheese tart and salad for dinner. Delicious.

One more piece of the tart and then it is all gone. So sad. :(

Very wet and windy here too.

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Date: 8/06/2008 19:40:18
From: bubba louie
ID: 17436
Subject: re: June chat

I once had a yummy Ricotta, pumpkin and pine nut tart, but the cook never did give me the recipe. :(

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Date: 8/06/2008 19:46:36
From: Yeehah
ID: 17437
Subject: re: June chat

Sounds like a lovely day out, Ms S.

Mr Y and I are a bit lost this weekend, plenty of things to fill the days but without the little kids to chase (access visits to non-custodial parents) our evenings are dull. The Feral Teenager took me for a drive, and I think he may have a chance at passing his P plate test. Fingers crossed.

Because we don’t have fussy kids to feed, I have been cooking up a few meals we don’t usually eat. I made ricotta and spinach filo triangles 2 nights ago, and last night a gorrrrgeous mushroom and barley ‘risotto’. I thought it was a good way to use up the pearl barley I’d bought ages ago to thicken stews – but Littlefella balked at it.

This morning Mr Y very considerately added pearl barley and mushrooms to the shopping list on the fridge, kind soul that he is!

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Date: 8/06/2008 19:49:31
From: ms spock
ID: 17438
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


I once had a yummy Ricotta, pumpkin and pine nut tart, but the cook never did give me the recipe. :(

Sounds divine bubba louie.

Did you ever yahoo it or google it or metacrawler it?

Maybe you can find a recipe on the net.

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Date: 8/06/2008 19:53:24
From: ms spock
ID: 17440
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


Sounds like a lovely day out, Ms S.

Mr Y and I are a bit lost this weekend, plenty of things to fill the days but without the little kids to chase (access visits to non-custodial parents) our evenings are dull. The Feral Teenager took me for a drive, and I think he may have a chance at passing his P plate test. Fingers crossed.

Because we don’t have fussy kids to feed, I have been cooking up a few meals we don’t usually eat. I made ricotta and spinach filo triangles 2 nights ago, and last night a gorrrrgeous mushroom and barley ‘risotto’. I thought it was a good way to use up the pearl barley I’d bought ages ago to thicken stews – but Littlefella balked at it.

This morning Mr Y very considerately added pearl barley and mushrooms to the shopping list on the fridge, kind soul that he is!

It was a nice day out. LOL And most amusting.

crosses fingers for feral teenager

Mr Y obviously enjoyed that meal! LMAO

It is funny when they are not there hey? You need it but you miss their company as well.

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Date: 8/06/2008 19:53:41
From: bubba louie
ID: 17441
Subject: re: June chat

ms spock said:


bubba louie said:

I once had a yummy Ricotta, pumpkin and pine nut tart, but the cook never did give me the recipe. :(

Sounds divine bubba louie.

Did you ever yahoo it or google it or metacrawler it?

Maybe you can find a recipe on the net.

I haven’t but maybe I should. He was a chef and had just made it up without a recipe. He always promised to try and write it down but all I ever found out was that the pumpkin was baked first.

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Date: 8/06/2008 19:58:21
From: ms spock
ID: 17442
Subject: re: June chat

Try it on a range of search engines with the ingredients in different orders.

You might find one that is close.

psssts

And let me know. ;)

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Date: 8/06/2008 19:59:27
From: bubba louie
ID: 17443
Subject: re: June chat

ms spock said:

Try it on a range of search engines with the ingredients in different orders.

You might find one that is close.

psssts

And let me know. ;)

OK.

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Date: 8/06/2008 20:04:02
From: The Estate
ID: 17444
Subject: re: June chat

evenings all

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Date: 8/06/2008 20:05:15
From: ms spock
ID: 17445
Subject: re: June chat

Good Evening The Estate

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Date: 8/06/2008 20:05:52
From: The Estate
ID: 17446
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


evenings all

Jamie might have a nice recipe

http://www.jamieoliver.com/

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Date: 8/06/2008 20:07:55
From: ms spock
ID: 17447
Subject: re: June chat

I will have to type my recipe up for you and post it for you one day bubba.

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Date: 8/06/2008 20:37:54
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17449
Subject: re: June chat

OH aren’t those beautiful people so annoying?

lol!
Blissfull here.. and just made us a gormet smoked salmon, red onion and spinach omelette , was beautiful. Mr HP has taken giant son back to the resi unit and when he get’s back we have a bottle of red to share , a rarity for us, toasting our weekends survival , we made it out the other end alive! LOL.

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Date: 8/06/2008 20:49:40
From: ms spock
ID: 17450
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


OH aren’t those beautiful people so annoying?

lol!
Blissfull here.. and just made us a gormet smoked salmon, red onion and spinach omelette , was beautiful. Mr HP has taken giant son back to the resi unit and when he get’s back we have a bottle of red to share , a rarity for us, toasting our weekends survival , we made it out the other end alive! LOL.

Sounds delicious.

I like the way you are happy to own you are one of th beautiful people! :)

Shakes HP and Mr HPs hands.

Well done!

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Date: 8/06/2008 20:51:01
From: The Estate
ID: 17451
Subject: re: June chat

So is anyone about ??

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Date: 8/06/2008 20:54:14
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17452
Subject: re: June chat

ms spock said:


Happy Potter said:

OH aren’t those beautiful people so annoying?

lol!
Blissfull here.. and just made us a gormet smoked salmon, red onion and spinach omelette , was beautiful. Mr HP has taken giant son back to the resi unit and when he get’s back we have a bottle of red to share , a rarity for us, toasting our weekends survival , we made it out the other end alive! LOL.

Sounds delicious.

I like the way you are happy to own you are one of th beautiful people! :)

Shakes HP and Mr HPs hands.

Well done!

AW thank you Ms Spock ..I shall pass the hand shake on :)
I’m blushing.. I think it’s the red , I started early lol.

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Date: 8/06/2008 20:55:22
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17453
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


So is anyone about ??

I’m here Thee, hows you ?
Just about to tidy the dishes away , in a minute. If I can say upright ! Gawd this red wine’s strong.

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Date: 8/06/2008 20:56:02
From: bubba louie
ID: 17454
Subject: re: June chat

ms spock said:

I will have to type my recipe up for you and post it for you one day bubba.

:)

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Date: 8/06/2008 20:59:36
From: The Estate
ID: 17455
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


The Estate said:

So is anyone about ??

I’m here Thee, hows you ?
Just about to tidy the dishes away , in a minute. If I can say upright ! Gawd this red wine’s strong.

LOL pissy pots LOL

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Date: 8/06/2008 21:05:58
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17456
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


Happy Potter said:

The Estate said:

So is anyone about ??

I’m here Thee, hows you ?
Just about to tidy the dishes away , in a minute. If I can say upright ! Gawd this red wine’s strong.

LOL pissy pots LOL

nar nar , it can be year’s between alcoholic drink’s for me, and no wonder..this stuff already has me seeing double. one glass Phoarrrrrr

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Date: 8/06/2008 21:08:31
From: bubba louie
ID: 17457
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


The Estate said:

Happy Potter said:

The Estate said:

So is anyone about ??

I’m here Thee, hows you ?
Just about to tidy the dishes away , in a minute. If I can say upright ! Gawd this red wine’s strong.

LOL pissy pots LOL

nar nar , it can be year’s between alcoholic drink’s for me, and no wonder..this stuff already has me seeing double. one glass Phoarrrrrr

I’m a bit of a one pot screamer too these days.

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Date: 8/06/2008 21:13:46
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17458
Subject: re: June chat

I’m a bit of a one pot screamer too these days.

Oh isn’t it awful BL ..can’t enjoy yourself for fear of what you will do and can’t remember doing it and why people burst into giggles everytime they look at you lol.

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Date: 8/06/2008 21:17:58
From: ms spock
ID: 17459
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


ms spock said:

Happy Potter said:

OH aren’t those beautiful people so annoying?

lol!
Blissfull here.. and just made us a gormet smoked salmon, red onion and spinach omelette , was beautiful. Mr HP has taken giant son back to the resi unit and when he get’s back we have a bottle of red to share , a rarity for us, toasting our weekends survival , we made it out the other end alive! LOL.

Sounds delicious.

I like the way you are happy to own you are one of th beautiful people! :)

Shakes HP and Mr HPs hands.

Well done!

AW thank you Ms Spock ..I shall pass the hand shake on :)
I’m blushing.. I think it’s the red , I started early lol.

You wild person you!

:D

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Date: 8/06/2008 21:18:15
From: bubba louie
ID: 17460
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


I’m a bit of a one pot screamer too these days.

Oh isn’t it awful BL ..can’t enjoy yourself for fear of what you will do and can’t remember doing it and why people burst into giggles everytime they look at you lol.

I just stop at one these days.

There was one memorable (for everyone but me)occassion in my late teens when a mate of MrBL lead me astray, at a city club, on tequila slammers. I’m told I was asleep under the pool table while he was playing the piano with his feet.

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Date: 8/06/2008 21:18:20
From: ms spock
ID: 17461
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


So is anyone about ??

Officially I am gone but it seems I am still here.

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Date: 8/06/2008 21:21:16
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17462
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


Happy Potter said:

I’m a bit of a one pot screamer too these days.

Oh isn’t it awful BL ..can’t enjoy yourself for fear of what you will do and can’t remember doing it and why people burst into giggles everytime they look at you lol.

I just stop at one these days.

There was one memorable (for everyone but me)occassion in my late teens when a mate of MrBL lead me astray, at a city club, on tequila slammers. I’m told I was asleep under the pool table while he was playing the piano with his feet.

Now that I would have loved to see ! LOL

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Date: 8/06/2008 21:22:30
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17463
Subject: re: June chat

ms spock said:


The Estate said:

So is anyone about ??

Officially I am gone but it seems I am still here.

Well we cant actually see you but your writing is there, so you’re right lol !

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Date: 8/06/2008 21:23:47
From: bubba louie
ID: 17464
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


bubba louie said:

Happy Potter said:

I’m a bit of a one pot screamer too these days.

Oh isn’t it awful BL ..can’t enjoy yourself for fear of what you will do and can’t remember doing it and why people burst into giggles everytime they look at you lol.

I just stop at one these days.

There was one memorable (for everyone but me)occassion in my late teens when a mate of MrBL lead me astray, at a city club, on tequila slammers. I’m told I was asleep under the pool table while he was playing the piano with his feet.

Now that I would have loved to see ! LOL

And I was supposed to be the one staying sober to ride home.

I did pay for it, spent the night driving the porcelain bus.

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Date: 8/06/2008 21:26:55
From: bubba louie
ID: 17465
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


Happy Potter said:

bubba louie said:

Happy Potter said:

I’m a bit of a one pot screamer too these days.

Oh isn’t it awful BL ..can’t enjoy yourself for fear of what you will do and can’t remember doing it and why people burst into giggles everytime they look at you lol.

I just stop at one these days.

There was one memorable (for everyone but me)occassion in my late teens when a mate of MrBL lead me astray, at a city club, on tequila slammers. I’m told I was asleep under the pool table while he was playing the piano with his feet.

Now that I would have loved to see ! LOL

And I was supposed to be the one staying sober to ride home.

I did pay for it, spent the night driving the porcelain bus.

It wasn’t like clubs are now. It was called The State Service Club and it was an absolute dive. I think our group were the only ones in it’s history to be asked to leave and not come back.

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Date: 8/06/2008 21:29:36
From: ms spock
ID: 17466
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


Happy Potter said:

The Estate said:

Happy Potter said:

The Estate said:

So is anyone about ??

I’m here Thee, hows you ?
Just about to tidy the dishes away , in a minute. If I can say upright ! Gawd this red wine’s strong.

LOL pissy pots LOL

nar nar , it can be year’s between alcoholic drink’s for me, and no wonder..this stuff already has me seeing double. one glass Phoarrrrrr

I’m a bit of a one pot screamer too these days.

Sounds economical!

LOL

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Date: 8/06/2008 21:30:47
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17467
Subject: re: June chat

It wasn’t like clubs are now. It was called The State Service Club and it was an absolute dive. I think our group were the only ones in it’s history to be asked to leave and not come back.

I haven’t been to any clubs in a long time , but anything these day’s has to be an improvement on what I remember too lol.

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Date: 8/06/2008 21:33:30
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17468
Subject: re: June chat

Sounds economical!

LOL

Very lol..
1.5 small glasses and I’m incapasit incompasat , cant walk.
I’m going to get into trouble starting before Mr… omarrrrrr

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Date: 8/06/2008 21:33:59
From: ms spock
ID: 17469
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


ms spock said:

The Estate said:

So is anyone about ??

Officially I am gone but it seems I am still here.

Well we cant actually see you but your writing is there, so you’re right lol !

nods

;)

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Date: 8/06/2008 21:35:20
From: bubba louie
ID: 17470
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Sounds economical!

LOL

Very lol..
1.5 small glasses and I’m incapasit incompasat , cant walk.
I’m going to get into trouble starting before Mr… omarrrrrr

I don’t have much choice. I’ve had pancreatitus.

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Date: 8/06/2008 21:39:00
From: orchid40
ID: 17471
Subject: re: June chat

Evening All

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Date: 8/06/2008 21:40:45
From: bubba louie
ID: 17472
Subject: re: June chat

I think they’ve run away, or HP is now too drunk to type. LOL

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Date: 8/06/2008 21:41:30
From: orchid40
ID: 17473
Subject: re: June chat

Both, probably! How are you BL?

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Date: 8/06/2008 21:43:00
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17474
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


I think they’ve run away, or HP is now too drunk to type. LOL

nar still here,, i loaded the dishwasher. least i think i did.. it’s not making a noise hmmm

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Date: 8/06/2008 21:43:08
From: bubba louie
ID: 17475
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Both, probably! How are you BL?

Good thanks. I’m in bed with the laptop and the TV. MrBL’s gone to a mate’s to watch bike racing.

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Date: 8/06/2008 21:43:35
From: orchid40
ID: 17476
Subject: re: June chat

Press the button, HP

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Date: 8/06/2008 21:45:57
From: bubba louie
ID: 17477
Subject: re: June chat

I’m on the hyperforum and I can post on SSSF, TT, and Scribbly but if I want to post here i have to switch over to this site only. It wont let me do it on the hyperforum. Why is it so?

It’s darned inconveniant.

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Date: 8/06/2008 21:46:19
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17478
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


Happy Potter said:

Sounds economical!

LOL

Very lol..
1.5 small glasses and I’m incapasit incompasat , cant walk.
I’m going to get into trouble starting before Mr… omarrrrrr

I don’t have much choice. I’ve had pancreatitus.

me too, but 5 years now since last bout of that , after an op to fix a duct , the main thing I cant have is codiene or any painkiller that ends with ‘iene’ but a little bit of alcohol is ok for me.
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Date: 8/06/2008 21:46:28
From: orchid40
ID: 17479
Subject: re: June chat

I’ve just spent nearly all day in emergency depts of hospitals :(
Mr O40 was having slurred speech problems for no apparent reason, so we went to the local ED and they sent us to a bigger hospital DE by ambulance. None of the tests he’s had so far have shown anything wrong, but they’re keeping him in.

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Date: 8/06/2008 21:46:54
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17480
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Press the button, HP

OHHH ..
brb

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Date: 8/06/2008 21:46:55
From: orchid40
ID: 17481
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


orchid40 said:

Both, probably! How are you BL?

Good thanks. I’m in bed with the laptop and the TV. MrBL’s gone to a mate’s to watch bike racing.


Sounds Comfey!

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Date: 8/06/2008 21:49:01
From: bubba louie
ID: 17482
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


I’ve just spent nearly all day in emergency depts of hospitals :(
Mr O40 was having slurred speech problems for no apparent reason, so we went to the local ED and they sent us to a bigger hospital DE by ambulance. None of the tests he’s had so far have shown anything wrong, but they’re keeping him in.

:(

Hope he’s better soon.

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Date: 8/06/2008 21:49:38
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17483
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


I’ve just spent nearly all day in emergency depts of hospitals :(
Mr O40 was having slurred speech problems for no apparent reason, so we went to the local ED and they sent us to a bigger hospital DE by ambulance. None of the tests he’s had so far have shown anything wrong, but they’re keeping him in.

Oh O40 , sorry to hear that, I hope everything is ok with MR. Keep us informed

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Date: 8/06/2008 21:49:54
From: orchid40
ID: 17484
Subject: re: June chat

Thanks, BL so do I :)

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Date: 8/06/2008 21:50:39
From: orchid40
ID: 17485
Subject: re: June chat

Thanks, will do HP :)

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Date: 8/06/2008 21:51:08
From: bubba louie
ID: 17486
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


bubba louie said:

Happy Potter said:

Sounds economical!

LOL

Very lol..
1.5 small glasses and I’m incapasit incompasat , cant walk.
I’m going to get into trouble starting before Mr… omarrrrrr

I don’t have much choice. I’ve had pancreatitus.

me too, but 5 years now since last bout of that , after an op to fix a duct , the main thing I cant have is codiene or any painkiller that ends with ‘iene’ but a little bit of alcohol is ok for me.

No one mentioned any of the ienes to me. I could probably have more alcohole too but I’m a bit scared. I never want to go through that again.
Three days in intensive care and three weeks on the ward. Morphine for the first couple weeks.

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Date: 8/06/2008 21:53:08
From: bubba louie
ID: 17487
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


Happy Potter said:

bubba louie said:

Happy Potter said:

Sounds economical!

LOL

Very lol..
1.5 small glasses and I’m incapasit incompasat , cant walk.
I’m going to get into trouble starting before Mr… omarrrrrr

I don’t have much choice. I’ve had pancreatitus.

me too, but 5 years now since last bout of that , after an op to fix a duct , the main thing I cant have is codiene or any painkiller that ends with ‘iene’ but a little bit of alcohol is ok for me.

No one mentioned any of the ienes to me. I could probably have more alcohole too but I’m a bit scared. I never want to go through that again.
Three days in intensive care and three weeks on the ward. Morphine for the first couple weeks.

alcohole

I’ve invented a new word. hehe

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Date: 8/06/2008 21:56:47
From: bubba louie
ID: 17488
Subject: re: June chat

Supernatural’s on, BBL.

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Date: 8/06/2008 21:57:21
From: orchid40
ID: 17489
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


Supernatural’s on, BBL.

Me too

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Date: 8/06/2008 22:02:08
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17490
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


Happy Potter said:

bubba louie said:

Happy Potter said:

Sounds economical!

LOL

Very lol..
1.5 small glasses and I’m incapasit incompasat , cant walk.
I’m going to get into trouble starting before Mr… omarrrrrr

I don’t have much choice. I’ve had pancreatitus.

me too, but 5 years now since last bout of that , after an op to fix a duct , the main thing I cant have is codiene or any painkiller that ends with ‘iene’ but a little bit of alcohol is ok for me.

No one mentioned any of the ienes to me. I could probably have more alcohole too but I’m a bit scared. I never want to go through that again.
Three days in intensive care and three weeks on the ward. Morphine for the first couple weeks.

Oh that’s just me BL.. since the op for the pancreatitus I am allergic to codiene. Sorry for not clarifying that earlier.
Yeah the very word sting’s !

I’ve had the red wine taken off me ! LOL
nag he is !

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Date: 8/06/2008 22:17:00
From: veg gardener
ID: 17491
Subject: re: June chat

evening all.

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Date: 8/06/2008 22:17:49
From: ms spock
ID: 17492
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Evening All

waves

Got a bit side tracked.

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Date: 8/06/2008 22:20:27
From: ms spock
ID: 17493
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


I’m on the hyperforum and I can post on SSSF, TT, and Scribbly but if I want to post here i have to switch over to this site only. It wont let me do it on the hyperforum. Why is it so?

It’s darned inconveniant.

nods

This is true!

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Date: 8/06/2008 22:21:41
From: ms spock
ID: 17494
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


I’ve just spent nearly all day in emergency depts of hospitals :(
Mr O40 was having slurred speech problems for no apparent reason, so we went to the local ED and they sent us to a bigger hospital DE by ambulance. None of the tests he’s had so far have shown anything wrong, but they’re keeping him in.

Oh Gosh Orchid what a terrible day!

I hope that you find some thing easily and fixable wrong with him.

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Date: 8/06/2008 22:22:56
From: ms spock
ID: 17495
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


Happy Potter said:

bubba louie said:

Happy Potter said:

Sounds economical!

LOL

Very lol..
1.5 small glasses and I’m incapasit incompasat , cant walk.
I’m going to get into trouble starting before Mr… omarrrrrr

I don’t have much choice. I’ve had pancreatitus.

me too, but 5 years now since last bout of that , after an op to fix a duct , the main thing I cant have is codiene or any painkiller that ends with ‘iene’ but a little bit of alcohol is ok for me.

No one mentioned any of the ienes to me. I could probably have more alcohole too but I’m a bit scared. I never want to go through that again.
Three days in intensive care and three weeks on the ward. Morphine for the first couple weeks.

Very wise and understandably so.

Err on the side of caution say I.

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Date: 8/06/2008 22:23:42
From: ms spock
ID: 17496
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


bubba louie said:

Happy Potter said:

bubba louie said:

Happy Potter said:

Sounds economical!

LOL

Very lol..
1.5 small glasses and I’m incapasit incompasat , cant walk.
I’m going to get into trouble starting before Mr… omarrrrrr

I don’t have much choice. I’ve had pancreatitus.

me too, but 5 years now since last bout of that , after an op to fix a duct , the main thing I cant have is codiene or any painkiller that ends with ‘iene’ but a little bit of alcohol is ok for me.

No one mentioned any of the ienes to me. I could probably have more alcohole too but I’m a bit scared. I never want to go through that again.
Three days in intensive care and three weeks on the ward. Morphine for the first couple weeks.

Oh that’s just me BL.. since the op for the pancreatitus I am allergic to codiene. Sorry for not clarifying that earlier.
Yeah the very word sting’s !

I’ve had the red wine taken off me ! LOL
nag he is !

Wise man!

LMAO

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Date: 8/06/2008 22:24:04
From: ms spock
ID: 17497
Subject: re: June chat

Good Evening Veg Gardener

How was you dinner?

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Date: 8/06/2008 22:28:12
From: veg gardener
ID: 17498
Subject: re: June chat

ms spock said:

Good Evening Veg Gardener

How was you dinner?

it was nice, i got pulled over by the police random breath test first time being pulled over.

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Date: 8/06/2008 22:31:58
From: ms spock
ID: 17499
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


ms spock said:

Good Evening Veg Gardener

How was you dinner?

it was nice, i got pulled over by the police random breath test first time being pulled over.

Was it exciting?

Did you get booked?

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Date: 8/06/2008 22:32:43
From: veg gardener
ID: 17500
Subject: re: June chat

ms spock said:


veg gardener said:

ms spock said:

Good Evening Veg Gardener

How was you dinner?

it was nice, i got pulled over by the police random breath test first time being pulled over.

Was it exciting?

Did you get booked?

nope i am on my l’s remember.

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Date: 8/06/2008 22:36:57
From: ms spock
ID: 17501
Subject: re: June chat

Oh good on you vege gardener for being a responsible driver!

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Date: 8/06/2008 22:37:57
From: veg gardener
ID: 17502
Subject: re: June chat

ms spock said:

Oh good on you vege gardener for being a responsible driver!

yep, under age to drink as well.

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Date: 8/06/2008 22:40:52
From: ms spock
ID: 17503
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


ms spock said:

Oh good on you vege gardener for being a responsible driver!

yep, under age to drink as well.

Yes that did occur to me after I posted. :d

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Date: 8/06/2008 22:43:15
From: veg gardener
ID: 17504
Subject: re: June chat

ms spock said:


veg gardener said:

ms spock said:

Oh good on you vege gardener for being a responsible driver!

yep, under age to drink as well.

Yes that did occur to me after I posted. :d

lol.

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Date: 8/06/2008 22:49:11
From: ms spock
ID: 17505
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


ms spock said:

veg gardener said:

ms spock said:

Oh good on you vege gardener for being a responsible driver!

yep, under age to drink as well.

Yes that did occur to me after I posted. :d

lol.

Bit slow tonight ;D

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Date: 8/06/2008 22:51:00
From: veg gardener
ID: 17506
Subject: re: June chat

ms spock said:


veg gardener said:

ms spock said:

veg gardener said:

ms spock said:

Oh good on you vege gardener for being a responsible driver!

yep, under age to drink as well.

Yes that did occur to me after I posted. :d

lol.

Bit slow tonight ;D

yeah, ill give it to you it is a bit late 10 to 11 here.

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Date: 8/06/2008 22:54:04
From: ms spock
ID: 17507
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


ms spock said:

veg gardener said:

ms spock said:

veg gardener said:

ms spock said:

Oh good on you vege gardener for being a responsible driver!

yep, under age to drink as well.

Yes that did occur to me after I posted. :d

lol.

Bit slow tonight ;D

yeah, ill give it to you it is a bit late 10 to 11 here.

Thanks you are a sweetie!

:D

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Date: 8/06/2008 22:55:10
From: veg gardener
ID: 17508
Subject: re: June chat

ms spock said:


veg gardener said:

ms spock said:

veg gardener said:

ms spock said:

veg gardener said:

ms spock said:

Oh good on you vege gardener for being a responsible driver!

yep, under age to drink as well.

Yes that did occur to me after I posted. :d

lol.

Bit slow tonight ;D

yeah, ill give it to you it is a bit late 10 to 11 here.

Thanks you are a sweetie!

:D

its ok.

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Date: 8/06/2008 22:58:56
From: ms spock
ID: 17509
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


ms spock said:

veg gardener said:

ms spock said:

veg gardener said:

ms spock said:

veg gardener said:

ms spock said:

Oh good on you vege gardener for being a responsible driver!

yep, under age to drink as well.

Yes that did occur to me after I posted. :d

lol.

Bit slow tonight ;D

yeah, ill give it to you it is a bit late 10 to 11 here.

Thanks you are a sweetie!

:D

its ok.

Well Good night Veg Gardener great to chat to you again.

See you soon!

Cheers!

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Date: 8/06/2008 22:59:17
From: veg gardener
ID: 17510
Subject: re: June chat

ms spock said:


veg gardener said:

ms spock said:

veg gardener said:

ms spock said:

veg gardener said:

ms spock said:

veg gardener said:

ms spock said:

Oh good on you vege gardener for being a responsible driver!

yep, under age to drink as well.

Yes that did occur to me after I posted. :d

lol.

Bit slow tonight ;D

yeah, ill give it to you it is a bit late 10 to 11 here.

Thanks you are a sweetie!

:D

its ok.

Well Good night Veg Gardener great to chat to you again.

See you soon!

Cheers!

yep.

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Date: 8/06/2008 23:37:24
From: orchid40
ID: 17517
Subject: re: June chat

ms spock said:


orchid40 said:

I’ve just spent nearly all day in emergency depts of hospitals :(
Mr O40 was having slurred speech problems for no apparent reason, so we went to the local ED and they sent us to a bigger hospital DE by ambulance. None of the tests he’s had so far have shown anything wrong, but they’re keeping him in.

Oh Gosh Orchid what a terrible day!

I hope that you find some thing easily and fixable wrong with him.


Thanks, Ms Spock:) Yeah, we’ve had better days.

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Date: 9/06/2008 04:48:23
From: Dinetta
ID: 17518
Subject: re: June chat

Anybody up yet?

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Date: 9/06/2008 05:06:46
From: Dinetta
ID: 17521
Subject: re: June chat

Well it has been really nice chatting to me…must do it again sometime…heading back to the hills as I have been working all night…today I have assignments to assist with…so help me, what icon do you think represents the Australian Identity? Did I tell you I found an article that said Australia doesn’t really have an identity like a lot of cultures…that’s why the influx of others of different religions and cultural heritages doesn’t really faze us…then there is Vegemite…after my nap I might research the history of Vegemite…got to be a couple of lines in there somewhere…later Dinetta…no worries hon…it’s worth it so you can get to choose your retirement home later…much later I hope…yep reckon I’m good for another 20 years yet…or 30…or 40?that takes me to 93…hey you’re only halfway through your life, how about that

Hooroo

:)

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Date: 9/06/2008 07:38:30
From: pain master
ID: 17524
Subject: re: June chat

Australian Identity eh? I think if you want a person you would need to think of someone who every Australian knows his/her story. Ned Kelly comes to mind, but so does Steve Irwin…

how’s that? Or Sir Don?

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Date: 9/06/2008 09:24:58
From: bluegreen
ID: 17528
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


I’ve just spent nearly all day in emergency depts of hospitals :(
Mr O40 was having slurred speech problems for no apparent reason, so we went to the local ED and they sent us to a bigger hospital DE by ambulance. None of the tests he’s had so far have shown anything wrong, but they’re keeping him in.

(((HUGS))) for orchid40 and Mr O40

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Date: 9/06/2008 10:12:06
From: orchid40
ID: 17529
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


orchid40 said:

I’ve just spent nearly all day in emergency depts of hospitals :(
Mr O40 was having slurred speech problems for no apparent reason, so we went to the local ED and they sent us to a bigger hospital DE by ambulance. None of the tests he’s had so far have shown anything wrong, but they’re keeping him in.

(((HUGS))) for orchid40 and Mr O40


Thanks,BG. He’s still in there with no news yet. Waiting for a Doppler Ultra sound. I’m trying to find a bus to take me to the local hospital where we left the car yesterday. Hopefully I’ll remember how to drive….. I’m not supposed to, but it’s a very short drive home. Then I’ll work out how to get to visit Mr O40 by bus. Being a public hol makes it tricky.

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Date: 9/06/2008 10:21:03
From: veg gardener
ID: 17530
Subject: re: June chat

Morning all, already been out in the garden doing some weeding, came in for a little break. checked the new compost bays and bay 1 is full and is hot bay 2 is empty black bin is empty as well.

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Date: 9/06/2008 10:26:54
From: bluegreen
ID: 17531
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Morning all, already been out in the garden doing some weeding, came in for a little break. checked the new compost bays and bay 1 is full and is hot bay 2 is empty black bin is empty as well.

sounds good so far VG :)

when you are ready to turn over the first lot of compost, you just turn it into the empty bay. then you can start a new one in the first bay, or leave it empty to turn the first lot back into later or you could use the black bins when it has mostly broken down if you want just to let them finish off.

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Date: 9/06/2008 10:28:25
From: veg gardener
ID: 17532
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

Morning all, already been out in the garden doing some weeding, came in for a little break. checked the new compost bays and bay 1 is full and is hot bay 2 is empty black bin is empty as well.

sounds good so far VG :)

when you are ready to turn over the first lot of compost, you just turn it into the empty bay. then you can start a new one in the first bay, or leave it empty to turn the first lot back into later or you could use the black bins when it has mostly broken down if you want just to let them finish off.

this is what i am going to do turn from bay 1 to bay 2 then to the black bin.

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Date: 9/06/2008 11:30:17
From: pain master
ID: 17538
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


bluegreen said:

orchid40 said:

I’ve just spent nearly all day in emergency depts of hospitals :(
Mr O40 was having slurred speech problems for no apparent reason, so we went to the local ED and they sent us to a bigger hospital DE by ambulance. None of the tests he’s had so far have shown anything wrong, but they’re keeping him in.

(((HUGS))) for orchid40 and Mr O40


Thanks,BG. He’s still in there with no news yet. Waiting for a Doppler Ultra sound. I’m trying to find a bus to take me to the local hospital where we left the car yesterday. Hopefully I’ll remember how to drive….. I’m not supposed to, but it’s a very short drive home. Then I’ll work out how to get to visit Mr O40 by bus. Being a public hol makes it tricky.

O40, I wish you and MrO all the best, hopefully an answer is sooner rather than later. One of my friends last year had the same thing and they never found out why… they thought it was a mini-stroke but tests disproved it. He was very tired and couldn’t concentrate or focus very well at the same time…

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Date: 9/06/2008 11:31:47
From: pain master
ID: 17539
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Morning all, already been out in the garden doing some weeding, came in for a little break. checked the new compost bays and bay 1 is full and is hot bay 2 is empty black bin is empty as well.

ah weeding, almost as never ending as raking up leaves…

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Date: 9/06/2008 11:33:40
From: veg gardener
ID: 17540
Subject: re: June chat

pain master said:


veg gardener said:

Morning all, already been out in the garden doing some weeding, came in for a little break. checked the new compost bays and bay 1 is full and is hot bay 2 is empty black bin is empty as well.

ah weeding, almost as never ending as raking up leaves…

yes that is ture all ready spent most of the weekend raking leaves from the fruit trees up, weeds to the chooks leaves to the compost bin which was yesterdays job.

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Date: 9/06/2008 11:47:55
From: pain master
ID: 17541
Subject: re: June chat

are there many leaves left on the fruit trees?

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Date: 9/06/2008 11:52:00
From: veg gardener
ID: 17542
Subject: re: June chat

pain master said:


are there many leaves left on the fruit trees?

only a few on the mullburrey tree all the rest are in the compost bins

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Date: 9/06/2008 11:54:44
From: pain master
ID: 17543
Subject: re: June chat

sounds like a good time for some copperoxychloride and maybe a prune?

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Date: 9/06/2008 11:58:19
From: Lucky1
ID: 17545
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


orchid40 said:

I’ve just spent nearly all day in emergency depts of hospitals :(
Mr O40 was having slurred speech problems for no apparent reason, so we went to the local ED and they sent us to a bigger hospital DE by ambulance. None of the tests he’s had so far have shown anything wrong, but they’re keeping him in.

(((HUGS))) for orchid40 and Mr O40


((((HUGS)))) from us here in Luckyland too.

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Date: 9/06/2008 12:07:21
From: orchid40
ID: 17551
Subject: re: June chat

O40, I wish you and MrO all the best, hopefully an answer is sooner rather than later. One of my friends last year had the same thing and they never found out why… they thought it was a mini-stroke but tests disproved it. He was very tired and couldn’t concentrate or focus very well at the same time…
=============

Tanks, PM. I hope we get the same results as your friend :)

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Date: 9/06/2008 12:10:26
From: pain master
ID: 17555
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


O40, I wish you and MrO all the best, hopefully an answer is sooner rather than later. One of my friends last year had the same thing and they never found out why… they thought it was a mini-stroke but tests disproved it. He was very tired and couldn’t concentrate or focus very well at the same time…
=============

Tanks, PM. I hope we get the same results as your friend :)

I should have said “similar” thing not “same” thing… I’m no Doctor, but I wish MrO all the best :)

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Date: 9/06/2008 12:14:12
From: orchid40
ID: 17557
Subject: re: June chat

(((HUGS))) for orchid40 and Mr O40

((((HUGS)))) from us here in Luckyland too.

Thanks Lucky :)

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Date: 9/06/2008 12:23:24
From: colliewa
ID: 17560
Subject: re: June chat

they thought it was a mini-stroke but tests disproved it. He was very tired and couldn’t concentrate or focus very well at the same time…

==================

We had a woman at work on night shift a month or so ago who we thought was having a stroke. She is mid 30s, heavy drinker and smoker, sedentary, bad family history, and dabbled in powder drugs.

She was complaining of pain down one side, blinding headache, weakness in one hand, then arm and lack of feeling in the foot on that side. She showed a difference in light reaction in her pupils.

Ambulance came and took her away, she was out of hospital the next day. Day after she was back at work. No ill effects. None.

I hope all is well to your patient too. Fingers crossed.

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Date: 9/06/2008 13:44:28
From: Dinetta
ID: 17579
Subject: re: June chat

Australian Identity eh? I think if you want a person you would need to think of someone who every Australian knows his/her story. Ned Kelly comes to mind, but so does Steve Irwin…

how’s that? Or Sir Don
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Sadly, she’s not impressed with Ned Kelly, and says that nobody remembers The Don….sorry…don’t know what they teach them in Australian history these days…she is going with the emu and especially the Kangaroo…as neither takes a step backwards….don’t know how she’s going to build this one…

Thanks for the help anyway…

:)

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Date: 9/06/2008 13:58:58
From: pain master
ID: 17587
Subject: re: June chat

Dinetta said:


Australian Identity eh? I think if you want a person you would need to think of someone who every Australian knows his/her story. Ned Kelly comes to mind, but so does Steve Irwin…

how’s that? Or Sir Don
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Sadly, she’s not impressed with Ned Kelly, and says that nobody remembers The Don….sorry…don’t know what they teach them in Australian history these days…she is going with the emu and especially the Kangaroo…as neither takes a step backwards….don’t know how she’s going to build this one…

Thanks for the help anyway…

:)

Kangaroos will shuffle backwards on their tail eh but?

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Date: 9/06/2008 14:32:47
From: Dinetta
ID: 17593
Subject: re: June chat

Kangaroos will shuffle backwards on their tail eh but?
================================================

I believe you but…this might be information overload for a year 10’s two-and-a-half minute oral presentation…

from whence do they dredge up these boring topics ????

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Date: 9/06/2008 14:38:26
From: pain master
ID: 17597
Subject: re: June chat

Dinetta said:


Kangaroos will shuffle backwards on their tail eh but?
================================================

I believe you but…this might be information overload for a year 10’s two-and-a-half minute oral presentation…

from whence do they dredge up these boring topics ????

Their teachers? Their parents? Mentors? Old crusty Uncles?

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Date: 9/06/2008 14:40:31
From: Dinetta
ID: 17598
Subject: re: June chat

Their teachers? Their parents? Mentors? Old crusty Uncles?
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

LOL!

Maybe their teachers have old crusty uncles who believe they are mentors, the combination of which makes the parents suffer….

grrrrrrrrrr

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Date: 9/06/2008 14:44:57
From: Dinetta
ID: 17600
Subject: re: June chat

Bachelors and Spinsters Balls!!

I never realized they were an Australian phenomenon.

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Date: 9/06/2008 14:49:43
From: pain master
ID: 17605
Subject: re: June chat

Dinetta said:


Their teachers? Their parents? Mentors? Old crusty Uncles?
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

LOL!

Maybe their teachers have old crusty uncles who believe they are mentors, the combination of which makes the parents suffer….

grrrrrrrrrr


gotta be able to point the finger at someone….

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Date: 9/06/2008 16:14:42
From: Lucky1
ID: 17658
Subject: re: June chat

Due to me crawling out of bed at 11 am this morning, we have just had lunch.

Time for me to do the dishes and clean the house….cat’s must have had their own party here…….while we were away…

off to do some tiding up.

May catch you all later on …have a good week if I don’t PM:)

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Date: 9/06/2008 16:16:51
From: pain master
ID: 17663
Subject: re: June chat

bye Lucky1 :)

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Date: 9/06/2008 16:39:12
From: bluegreen
ID: 17668
Subject: re: June chat

went to #1 daughter’s new place again. This time in the daytime. Took some photos of the garden there, it’s nice. Will put some up later.

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Date: 9/06/2008 17:26:05
From: aquarium
ID: 17672
Subject: re: June chat

maybe back later….got to look after daughter, who’s still sick.

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Date: 9/06/2008 17:31:42
From: pain master
ID: 17675
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


maybe back later….got to look after daughter, who’s still sick.

my best wishes to you and your daughter, take care.

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Date: 9/06/2008 17:59:21
From: bubba louie
ID: 17678
Subject: re: June chat

Dinetta said:


Bachelors and Spinsters Balls!!

I never realized they were an Australian phenomenon.

Hills Hoist.

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Date: 9/06/2008 18:01:06
From: veg gardener
ID: 17680
Subject: re: June chat

the forums seems really slow.

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Date: 9/06/2008 18:06:25
From: bluegreen
ID: 17681
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


maybe back later….got to look after daughter, who’s still sick.

sorry to hear minime is sick, hope she is better soon.

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Date: 9/06/2008 19:58:41
From: pomolo
ID: 17739
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


bluegreen said:

orchid40 said:

I’ve just spent nearly all day in emergency depts of hospitals :(
Mr O40 was having slurred speech problems for no apparent reason, so we went to the local ED and they sent us to a bigger hospital DE by ambulance. None of the tests he’s had so far have shown anything wrong, but they’re keeping him in.

(((HUGS))) for orchid40 and Mr O40


Thanks,BG. He’s still in there with no news yet. Waiting for a Doppler Ultra sound. I’m trying to find a bus to take me to the local hospital where we left the car yesterday. Hopefully I’ll remember how to drive….. I’m not supposed to, but it’s a very short drive home. Then I’ll work out how to get to visit Mr O40 by bus. Being a public hol makes it tricky.

Never rains but it pours eh O40? Or so it seems.

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Date: 9/06/2008 20:16:31
From: bubba louie
ID: 17740
Subject: re: June chat

We went for a drive up to Mt Mee this afternoon, on one of our semi regular fact finding missions to keep track of land prices.

There were so many wallabies out and about, many more than usual. I wonder if the cool wet weather makes them more active.

I really, really want to buy up there.

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Date: 9/06/2008 20:39:47
From: orchid40
ID: 17742
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


orchid40 said:

bluegreen said:

orchid40 said:

I’ve just spent nearly all day in emergency depts of hospitals :(
Mr O40 was having slurred speech problems for no apparent reason, so we went to the local ED and they sent us to a bigger hospital DE by ambulance. None of the tests he’s had so far have shown anything wrong, but they’re keeping him in.

(((HUGS))) for orchid40 and Mr O40


Thanks,BG. He’s still in there with no news yet. Waiting for a Doppler Ultra sound. I’m trying to find a bus to take me to the local hospital where we left the car yesterday. Hopefully I’ll remember how to drive….. I’m not supposed to, but it’s a very short drive home. Then I’ll work out how to get to visit Mr O40 by bus. Being a public hol makes it tricky.

Never rains but it pours eh O40? Or so it seems.

That’s right Pom!
I’ve got the car home OK. been to the hospital to visit. No news yet, more tests tomorrow . At least they’ve ruled out stroke or TIA as a cause. It’s a process of elimination.

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Date: 9/06/2008 21:37:26
From: bubba louie
ID: 17750
Subject: re: June chat

It was my middle sister’s birthday last Sat so the three of us (sisters) are going out for lunch tomorrow.
I’ve got a pot roast, my first, all ready in the fridge so I can just tip it into the slow cooker in the morning.

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Date: 9/06/2008 22:11:38
From: pomolo
ID: 17755
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


It was my middle sister’s birthday last Sat so the three of us (sisters) are going out for lunch tomorrow.
I’ve got a pot roast, my first, all ready in the fridge so I can just tip it into the slow cooker in the morning.

I’ll be there around dinner time, OK?

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Date: 9/06/2008 22:56:44
From: bubba louie
ID: 17762
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


bubba louie said:

It was my middle sister’s birthday last Sat so the three of us (sisters) are going out for lunch tomorrow.
I’ve got a pot roast, my first, all ready in the fridge so I can just tip it into the slow cooker in the morning.

I’ll be there around dinner time, OK?

You’d be very welcome too, but you might regret it. I’ve never done one before and I couldn’t find a recipe I liked so it’s sort of a compilation.

I floured the meat and sealed it in a hot pan. Chopped onion, carrot, parsnip and swede into big pieces and poured over about 1/2 cup merlot, 1 cup water (stock would have been better but I didn’t have any), 2 tablesp worcestershire sauce and 2 teasp french mustard.
Does that sound right to all you cooks out there?

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Date: 10/06/2008 02:08:16
From: cackles
ID: 17771
Subject: re: June chat

Good morning – will try to catch up in next few days! Have been to Caboolture all weekend – my first show with
http://www.seqwa.net/ – Fri arvo and most of Saturday then flat out all day yesterday getting sister’s vegetable garden set up and planted out before dark. She made a temporary duckpen for me while I did that. Home today but a lot to catch up on. Hope everyone is well. Have photos from the weekend to post later. Better go to bed now.

Good night :)

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Date: 10/06/2008 04:48:19
From: Longy
ID: 17772
Subject: re: June chat

Hmm. I thought i had sleeping problems. Cackles was up at 2!

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Date: 10/06/2008 05:07:46
From: Longy
ID: 17773
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


We went for a drive up to Mt Mee this afternoon, on one of our semi regular fact finding missions to keep track of land prices.

There were so many wallabies out and about, many more than usual. I wonder if the cool wet weather makes them more active.

I really, really want to buy up there.

They’re normally night active Bubba, but if the days are cool and especially if they’re wet days, they’ll be about thru the daylight hours. So yes, you got it in a nutshell.

I like the name of that place. It has a suggestion of folkdancing about it…

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:16:07
From: veg gardener
ID: 17775
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Hmm. I thought i had sleeping problems. Cackles was up at 2!

longy what time do you go to bed cackles when to bed at 2 i think i go to bed 9pm get up at about around 5am

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:21:36
From: Longy
ID: 17779
Subject: re: June chat

longy what time do you go to bed cackles when to bed at 2 i think i go to bed 9pm get up at about around 5am

I’ve been waking at around 3:00 am VG. It’s hissing me off.

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:23:15
From: veg gardener
ID: 17781
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


longy what time do you go to bed cackles when to bed at 2 i think i go to bed 9pm get up at about around 5am

I’ve been waking at around 3:00 am VG. It’s hissing me off.

man that would be annoying.

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:25:42
From: veg gardener
ID: 17782
Subject: re: June chat

what has happened to the writing size one post. it’s big and then the next post it is small.

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:25:46
From: Longy
ID: 17783
Subject: re: June chat

that would be annoying.
++++++++++++++++++++
Yes. At about this time i get sleepy again. Which is even more annoying because if i go back to bed i will sleep till 09:00 and if i don’t i’ll be buggered all day.

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:26:22
From: veg gardener
ID: 17784
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


that would be annoying.
++++++++++++++++++++
Yes. At about this time i get sleepy again. Which is even more annoying because if i go back to bed i will sleep till 09:00 and if i don’t i’ll be buggered all day.

yeah.

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:26:24
From: Longy
ID: 17785
Subject: re: June chat

what has happened to the writing size one post
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
I dicked around with it.

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:27:20
From: Longy
ID: 17786
Subject: re: June chat

So what did you put in your compost bay?

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:27:32
From: veg gardener
ID: 17787
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


what has happened to the writing size one post
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
I dicked around with it.

ok then.

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:28:35
From: veg gardener
ID: 17788
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


So what did you put in your compost bay?

i put straw weeds, chook poo, horse poo, weeds (garden weeds and dam weeds) and then i watered it all down also veggie scraps.

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:29:36
From: Longy
ID: 17789
Subject: re: June chat

straw weeds, chook poo, horse poo, weeds (garden weeds and dam weeds) and then i watered it all down also veggie scraps.
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Good. Has it gotten hot yet?

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:31:01
From: veg gardener
ID: 17790
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


straw weeds, chook poo, horse poo, weeds (garden weeds and dam weeds) and then i watered it all down also veggie scraps.
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Good. Has it gotten hot yet?

yes it was really hot yesterday. when would i be best to turn it into bay 2.

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:31:12
From: Longy
ID: 17791
Subject: re: June chat

Hey Collie. Didja get that St Johns course done?

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:32:04
From: Longy
ID: 17792
Subject: re: June chat

when would i be best to turn it into bay 2.
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Once it cools a bit. Maybe after a week. Do you have any comfrey plants?

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:33:29
From: veg gardener
ID: 17793
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


when would i be best to turn it into bay 2.
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Once it cools a bit. Maybe after a week. Do you have any comfrey plants?

no, i don’t have any comfrey plants but i want to get a few form my compost bins.

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:34:50
From: Longy
ID: 17794
Subject: re: June chat

i want to get a few
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You’ll only need to get one. They’re easy to propagate. Plant them, if possible, so the chooks can reach thru the wire and pinch a bit occassionally. It’s good for them.

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:35:07
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17795
Subject: re: June chat

Morning

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:35:41
From: veg gardener
ID: 17796
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


i want to get a few
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You’ll only need to get one. They’re easy to propagate. Plant them, if possible, so the chooks can reach thru the wire and pinch a bit occassionally. It’s good for them.

yeah, i heard goat and chooks like them alot, got told to pull a few leaves of for them and they will be happy.

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:35:42
From: Longy
ID: 17797
Subject: re: June chat

Hey Hopper. You’re a bit late today:-)

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:35:54
From: veg gardener
ID: 17798
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Morning

hello.

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:36:47
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17800
Subject: re: June chat

Yes a bit late this morning visitors—

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:37:43
From: Longy
ID: 17801
Subject: re: June chat

visitors
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Ah. Knocked over a few bottles of Jacks did we Hopper;-)

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:39:02
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17802
Subject: re: June chat

Nah not here Longy never touch the stuff

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:40:33
From: Longy
ID: 17803
Subject: re: June chat

We’re getting rain again. SHowery stuff. Maybe 10mm yesdy.
Just enough to be annoying. Might throw some fert around today.

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:42:09
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17804
Subject: re: June chat

I don’t think we had rain last night—for the 1st time this month—got a few trees removed yesterday as we had a break in the weather but more rain expected this afternoon and for the reat of the week

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:43:18
From: Longy
ID: 17805
Subject: re: June chat

got a few trees removed yesterday
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Did any cocos palms get culled?

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:45:21
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17806
Subject: re: June chat

Yes one that was in the driveway—and I had another 2 removed—by Prof’ a month ago—stil have 9 to go but they are HUGE

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:46:58
From: Longy
ID: 17807
Subject: re: June chat

stil have 9 to go but they are HUGE
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Well at least you are rid of some of them. How much do they charge to drop them Hopper?

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:51:31
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17808
Subject: re: June chat

was $30 to remove the two—smallish ones—but will be about $350 . $400 each for the big ones :(

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:52:42
From: Longy
ID: 17809
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


was $30 to remove the two—smallish ones—but will be about $350 . $400 each for the big ones :(

Holy toledo. $2700+ to get rid of the lot. Would they fell them or take them in sections?

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:53:33
From: veg gardener
ID: 17810
Subject: re: June chat

back now

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:54:33
From: Longy
ID: 17811
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


back now

Did you have breakfast VG?

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:55:38
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17812
Subject: re: June chat

Have to take them in sections—they are huge—is there a product that kills the ones that are coming up all over the place—I have been pulling them out—but they just pop up all over the place even though the seeds have been there for many years—

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:56:21
From: veg gardener
ID: 17813
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


veg gardener said:

back now

Did you have breakfast VG?


i had that early when me and you where talking i had to get dressed dam top button near my tie is so annoying and really tight, have to do up the top button or i get a detention, i feel like cutting it off and saying i don’t have a button there. the other shirt i normally where its in the wash doesn’t have a top button.

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:57:13
From: Longy
ID: 17814
Subject: re: June chat

is there a product that kills the ones that are coming up all over the place
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About the only way would be a selective herbicide. Like a broadleaf spray maybe???? Even so, it won’t work until they germinate.
Best if you can remove the fruit before it ripens but if they’re that high it’d be a major chore.

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:58:53
From: veg gardener
ID: 17816
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


is there a product that kills the ones that are coming up all over the place
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About the only way would be a selective herbicide. Like a broadleaf spray maybe???? Even so, it won’t work until they germinate.
Best if you can remove the fruit before it ripens but if they’re that high it’d be a major chore.

you beat me to saying that it won’t work until they germinate.

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:59:17
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17818
Subject: re: June chat

Yep no chance they are too tall

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Date: 10/06/2008 06:59:29
From: Longy
ID: 17819
Subject: re: June chat

That was weird. I’m doing an induction for a facility i work at sometimes and the thing uploaded onto the forum. Good thing i didn’t hit submit.

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:00:22
From: Longy
ID: 17821
Subject: re: June chat

no chance they are too tall
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How tall Hopper?

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:02:35
From: Longy
ID: 17822
Subject: re: June chat

Hey Pom. Long time no read. I see you are still a regular GA user.

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:03:35
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17823
Subject: re: June chat

? about 40 or 50 foot

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:05:04
From: pomolo
ID: 17824
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


that would be annoying.
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Yes. At about this time i get sleepy again. Which is even more annoying because if i go back to bed i will sleep till 09:00 and if i don’t i’ll be buggered all day.

Sleep Aponea? Symptoms sound as though it’s a possibility.

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:05:05
From: Longy
ID: 17825
Subject: re: June chat

40 or 50 foot
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MMM nice.

A serious extension ladder and an extension lopper combo. Lots of annual fun there!

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:05:13
From: veg gardener
ID: 17826
Subject: re: June chat

5 minutes till i leave the building with this new hair cut.

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:06:54
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17827
Subject: re: June chat

Yes and quite dangerous also

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:07:14
From: Longy
ID: 17828
Subject: re: June chat

Sleep Aponea? Symptoms sound as though it’s a possibility.

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Nah. Just have a few things on my mind ATM. It’s not been happening for long this time. Just since i got home. She’ll be right:-)

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:07:22
From: pomolo
ID: 17829
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Hey Pom. Long time no read. I see you are still a regular GA user.

Not very often because nobody ever posts there anymore. It’s the deadest message board.

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:08:15
From: Longy
ID: 17830
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


5 minutes till i leave the building with this new hair cut.

is that a name for a new girlfriend? A new haircut?

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:08:22
From: veg gardener
ID: 17831
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


Longy said:

Hey Pom. Long time no read. I see you are still a regular GA user.

Not very often because nobody ever posts there anymore. It’s the deadest message board.

yep don’t no why that went that way everyone was happy with the old set up, how many of us did they lose?

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:08:36
From: Longy
ID: 17832
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Yes and quite dangerous also

You could always buy a cherry picker Hopper!

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:08:53
From: veg gardener
ID: 17833
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


veg gardener said:

5 minutes till i leave the building with this new hair cut.

is that a name for a new girlfriend? A new haircut?

idk i already like someone and yes all my hair got shaven off i had long hair.

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:09:27
From: veg gardener
ID: 17834
Subject: re: June chat

1 Minute

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:09:42
From: Longy
ID: 17835
Subject: re: June chat

Not very often because nobody ever posts there anymore. It’s the deadest message board.
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Yes i visit every so often for a look but it’s a waste of space innit. Such a shame. When they did it up they could’ve made a decent job of it. Instead they did it on the cheap and nasty.

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:11:18
From: Longy
ID: 17837
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Longy said:

veg gardener said:

5 minutes till i leave the building with this new hair cut.

is that a name for a new girlfriend? A new haircut?

idk i already like someone and yes all my hair got shaven off i had long hair.

Um. OK. I thought it might be the new thing to call a girlfriend a haircut.
So who is this girl you have your eyes on VG? Is she nice?

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:12:37
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17838
Subject: re: June chat

Oh a cherry picker would be SOOOOOOOO good :)

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:13:35
From: Longy
ID: 17839
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Oh a cherry picker would be SOOOOOOOO good :)

You can hire them Hopper.

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:16:24
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17840
Subject: re: June chat

Yes I guess you can must ask how much they would be for the day—I don’t know if they have them here though ?

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:17:57
From: Longy
ID: 17841
Subject: re: June chat

must ask how much they would be for the day
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You’d need a ticket to operate or pay for an operator.
Maybe you could get your ticket Hopper. Be good for whale watching too!

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:21:14
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17842
Subject: re: June chat

morning , just took the youngest to the train station and there was much much less traffic, the petrol price is biting hard eh.
Now for a cuppa.

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:22:00
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17843
Subject: re: June chat

Yes I guess it would be dear to hire —would love to get my ticket—maybe if I was a bit younger I might have done that

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:22:40
From: Longy
ID: 17844
Subject: re: June chat

G’day HP. I’m on my third cuppa.
I mailed L1 re your addy to send some coffee.
You should get a forwarded message today.

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:22:42
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17845
Subject: re: June chat

HI HP—yes petrol is over the top now and will get much worse

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:24:25
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17846
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


G’day HP. I’m on my third cuppa.
I mailed L1 re your addy to send some coffee.
You should get a forwarded message today.

Ok Longy , thank’s, I shall reply pronto.

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:24:35
From: Longy
ID: 17847
Subject: re: June chat

petrol is over the top now and will get much worse
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$2 a litre by Xmas. $1:00 more every year thereafter. Minimum.

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:26:58
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17848
Subject: re: June chat

Yes Longy gets traveling a bit dear to do with the van these days what with park fees and all—

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:28:09
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17849
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


petrol is over the top now and will get much worse
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$2 a litre by Xmas. $1:00 more every year thereafter. Minimum.

Probably.
Here the station’s car park is overflowing with car’s parked on nature strip’s , all over the place and the council for once is being kind and not handing out ticket’s to them. A new carpark is needed and a better bus service to the station too.

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:29:46
From: Longy
ID: 17850
Subject: re: June chat

There’s a business in your town called Shane Gill Backhoe and cherry picker hire.
Might be worth a gander Hopper.

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:31:07
From: Longy
ID: 17851
Subject: re: June chat

Well as hard as it will be for people to handle these hikes in fuel prices, it’s the wonly way we will seriously slow down our use of fossil fuels. Besides, it has been our generation that used all the fuel, so we should be the ones to pay, not future generations. IMHO.

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:31:36
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17852
Subject: re: June chat

I will have a look Longy but I think it would work out quite expensive—more so than getting them prof’ done

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:33:50
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17853
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Well as hard as it will be for people to handle these hikes in fuel prices, it’s the wonly way we will seriously slow down our use of fossil fuels. Besides, it has been our generation that used all the fuel, so we should be the ones to pay, not future generations. IMHO.

Yes that’s true.
How’s it going with frothing milk , any better ?

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:34:09
From: Longy
ID: 17854
Subject: re: June chat

Crikey. That business is in Gladstone Qld. Strange that i found it in your area community guide!

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:34:42
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17855
Subject: re: June chat

Better be off soon to sweep the drive after yesterdays cutting etc

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:35:29
From: Longy
ID: 17856
Subject: re: June chat

How’s it going with frothing milk , any better ?
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Haven’t tried again yet HP. I’m not a daily user, just occassional. I don’t really like coffee made with milk most of the time.
Can you use those machines just to make a decent water coffee?

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:36:20
From: Longy
ID: 17857
Subject: re: June chat

sweep the drive after yesterdays cutting
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OK Hopper. HAve a great day. If i ever get one of my work trucks with the crane down your way i’ll come and cut the bludgers down for you:-)

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:40:55
From: Grasshopper
ID: 17858
Subject: re: June chat

Longy that would be wonderful—thanks

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:41:06
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17859
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


How’s it going with frothing milk , any better ?
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Haven’t tried again yet HP. I’m not a daily user, just occassional. I don’t really like coffee made with milk most of the time.
Can you use those machines just to make a decent water coffee?

Yes, a good one has a hot water pot spout too.

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:42:11
From: Longy
ID: 17860
Subject: re: June chat

Yes, a good one has a hot water pot spout too.
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OK. So can you just use the kettle and what do you do?

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:45:54
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17861
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Yes, a good one has a hot water pot spout too.
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OK. So can you just use the kettle and what do you do?

My coffee machine is off overnight, it’s strong tea first up , coffee later. I don’t use the machine’s hot water spout. Just habit using a kettle I guess.

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:47:44
From: Longy
ID: 17862
Subject: re: June chat

Just habit using a kettle I guess.
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So you can just squeeze the coffee thru the jigger and add water?
How much water should come thru the filter for a single shot? About 50ml?

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:52:27
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17863
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Just habit using a kettle I guess.
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So you can just squeeze the coffee thru the jigger and add water?
How much water should come thru the filter for a single shot? About 50ml?

Oh ok sorry still waking up lol..for a flat white, pour a small single cup. Still pack the coffee in the handle, but only pour about 15 mil’s :)

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:53:49
From: Longy
ID: 17864
Subject: re: June chat

pour a small single cup. Still pack the coffee in the handle, but only pour about 15 mil’s :)
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Oh crikey. OK. Ta.
Do you put the water in first or after the coffee?

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:55:46
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17865
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


pour a small single cup. Still pack the coffee in the handle, but only pour about 15 mil’s :)
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Oh crikey. OK. Ta.
Do you put the water in first or after the coffee?

After.. the first 15 mils has all the flavour, but you can leave it to half fill the cup then add boiling kettle water too

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Date: 10/06/2008 07:56:44
From: Longy
ID: 17866
Subject: re: June chat

the first 15 mils has all the flavour, but you can leave it to half fill the cup
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Wouldn’t that make the coffee taste bitter? If you pass too much water thru it?

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Date: 10/06/2008 08:00:24
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17867
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


the first 15 mils has all the flavour, but you can leave it to half fill the cup
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Wouldn’t that make the coffee taste bitter? If you pass too much water thru it?

Depend’s on the brand of coffee. I just make my big hi ball latte’s with double shot’s and rarely have to make a flat white, but when I do I use the kettle water.

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Date: 10/06/2008 08:02:20
From: Longy
ID: 17868
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Longy said:

the first 15 mils has all the flavour, but you can leave it to half fill the cup
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Wouldn’t that make the coffee taste bitter? If you pass too much water thru it?

Depend’s on the brand of coffee. I just make my big hi ball latte’s with double shot’s and rarely have to make a flat white, but when I do I use the kettle water.

OK. Thanks heaps HP. I’ll stop bugging you and go make some porridge (with home grown bananas) and feed the chooks. Will have a coffee today and might even froth some milk:-)
HAve a corker.

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Date: 10/06/2008 08:05:12
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17869
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Happy Potter said:

Longy said:

the first 15 mils has all the flavour, but you can leave it to half fill the cup
++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Wouldn’t that make the coffee taste bitter? If you pass too much water thru it?

Depend’s on the brand of coffee. I just make my big hi ball latte’s with double shot’s and rarely have to make a flat white, but when I do I use the kettle water.

OK. Thanks heaps HP. I’ll stop bugging you and go make some porridge (with home grown bananas) and feed the chooks. Will have a coffee today and might even froth some milk:-)
HAve a corker.

Thank’s Longy I will do , you too, you’re not bugging me by the way. I’m still waking up lol.

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Date: 10/06/2008 09:35:22
From: bubba louie
ID: 17870
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


bubba louie said:

We went for a drive up to Mt Mee this afternoon, on one of our semi regular fact finding missions to keep track of land prices.

There were so many wallabies out and about, many more than usual. I wonder if the cool wet weather makes them more active.

I really, really want to buy up there.

They’re normally night active Bubba, but if the days are cool and especially if they’re wet days, they’ll be about thru the daylight hours. So yes, you got it in a nutshell.

I like the name of that place. It has a suggestion of folkdancing about it…

You’re not the first to comment on that. The poor girls from Mt Mee had a hard time at high school. LOL

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Date: 10/06/2008 10:09:54
From: Lucky1
ID: 17874
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


G’day HP. I’m on my third cuppa.
I mailed L1 re your addy to send some coffee.
You should get a forwarded message today.

Done…… sorry about the wait… when I reformatted toshie, I didn’t save your email address:( Longy. I had it all correct HP….but the (Mr.) part on the address….LOL

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Date: 10/06/2008 10:15:14
From: Lucky1
ID: 17875
Subject: re: June chat

Today we’re off into the city. Market day…..yayyyyyyyyyyy Lurv market day.

Also taking the tram out to Glenelg………(sorry about spelling there) as there is a wool shop that sells sock wool out there. My sister & I found the shop very early in the year. Want to show the elf and I have been working hard towards some $$$$ to buy some sock wool.

Also as a very special treat…. if the weather is okay…… fish & the chip with the seagulls for lunch:D

So every one have a green day…..

Cool and over cast here….hugs my best buddy winter:D …she’s such a sweetie:)

Hoo roo

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Date: 10/06/2008 10:25:32
From: orchid40
ID: 17876
Subject: re: June chat

Morning All.
We’ve had rain here but it’s gone now.

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Date: 10/06/2008 11:34:51
From: bluegreen
ID: 17878
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


i want to get a few
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You’ll only need to get one. They’re easy to propagate. Plant them, if possible, so the chooks can reach thru the wire and pinch a bit occassionally. It’s good for them.

but if you don’t fence it off they will eat the lot! lol!

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Date: 10/06/2008 12:51:19
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17881
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


Longy said:

G’day HP. I’m on my third cuppa.
I mailed L1 re your addy to send some coffee.
You should get a forwarded message today.

Done…… sorry about the wait… when I reformatted toshie, I didn’t save your email address:( Longy. I had it all correct HP….but the (Mr.) part on the address….LOL

Email received and replied to, thanks Lucky , how kind is that of Longy ! :D
I owe ya one Longie !

Finally back now after a busy morning…

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Date: 10/06/2008 13:19:54
From: aquarium
ID: 17884
Subject: re: June chat

gotta go do some domesticated things. back later.

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Date: 10/06/2008 13:38:22
From: cackles
ID: 17885
Subject: re: June chat

Good afternoon -:)

Yep insomnia – but light sleeper and everthing a bit out of whack lately as far as regular sleeping pattern…

Not exactly helped by medication for ADD – and too much coffee – Caboolture water is horrible – no wonder my sister has given up drinking tea made with it!

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Date: 10/06/2008 14:27:05
From: aquarium
ID: 17891
Subject: re: June chat

Crackles,

get a filter for the water for drinking. i had a filter that was setup inline with tap, so you flick a switch to use filter. the filter was charcoal & resin combo, producing a crystal clear water whenever needed.

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Date: 10/06/2008 14:40:57
From: ms spock
ID: 17892
Subject: re: June chat

Hello

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Date: 10/06/2008 15:34:55
From: The Estate
ID: 17895
Subject: re: June chat

arvo all, nearly time to go home, busy day here after a long w/e

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Date: 10/06/2008 15:36:40
From: bluegreen
ID: 17896
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


arvo all, nearly time to go home, busy day here after a long w/e

score any good finds today?

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Date: 10/06/2008 16:37:00
From: veg gardener
ID: 17898
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


veg gardener said:

Longy said:

veg gardener said:

5 minutes till i leave the building with this new hair cut.

is that a name for a new girlfriend? A new haircut?

idk i already like someone and yes all my hair got shaven off i had long hair.

Um. OK. I thought it might be the new thing to call a girlfriend a haircut.
So who is this girl you have your eyes on VG? Is she nice?

yes she is nice and she likes horses.

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Date: 10/06/2008 16:39:46
From: veg gardener
ID: 17900
Subject: re: June chat

Arvo all, got my latest ga mag today in the mail.

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Date: 10/06/2008 16:41:23
From: veg gardener
ID: 17901
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Arvo all, got my latest ga mag today in the mail.

thee is in the gardening Australia mag for july on page 54 and a bit.

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Date: 10/06/2008 17:41:23
From: Longy
ID: 17904
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


Longy said:

G’day HP. I’m on my third cuppa.
I mailed L1 re your addy to send some coffee.
You should get a forwarded message today.

Done…… sorry about the wait… when I reformatted toshie, I didn’t save your email address:( Longy. I had it all correct HP….but the (Mr.) part on the address….LOL


But wouldn’t you have received my email address when i sent you the email? You’re freakin me out duckwoman.

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Date: 10/06/2008 17:42:14
From: Longy
ID: 17905
Subject: re: June chat

I owe ya one Longie !

+++++++++++++++++
Cobblers!

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Date: 10/06/2008 17:47:57
From: bluegreen
ID: 17906
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


veg gardener said:

Arvo all, got my latest ga mag today in the mail.

thee is in the gardening Australia mag for july on page 54 and a bit.

that would be in the Garden Express insert :D

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Date: 10/06/2008 17:49:29
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17907
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


I owe ya one Longie !

+++++++++++++++++
Cobblers!

Cobbler’s ?

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Date: 10/06/2008 17:55:02
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17908
Subject: re: June chat

I have been cleaning all day, i’m absolutely stuffed.
But my big puta desk is looking spiffy, and the window’s, wall’s ect. I’ve got a heap of visitor’s tomorrow for lunch , dressmaker friend’s want to start up a group to show those of us losing weight how to alter clothes , and they want to start a quilting and patchwork group too. There goes any spare time I did have ! lol
Din din time . BBL

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Date: 10/06/2008 19:08:56
From: pepe
ID: 17912
Subject: re: June chat

it was one of those days today – g’day.
i wanted to buy and spread sand – but i had to buy petrol, straw and barley seed first without the trailer attached to the car – then, with the trailer i bought my sand but when i got it home i noticed that a lot of sticky stuff was in my wheelbarrow path. so i mulched the sicky stuff with the mower, and noticed i couldn’t leave the gate open so i had to move the chooks, i couldn’t move the chooks or the potplants without setting up the new chookhouse and cleaning out the old henhouse. whilst i was cleaning out the old henhouse i may as well spread the mulch….. and on and on it went!
my whole garden setup has been changed
- i’ll spread the compost and plant the barley tomorrow.

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Date: 10/06/2008 19:24:34
From: Happy Potter
ID: 17914
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


it was one of those days today – g’day.
i wanted to buy and spread sand – but i had to buy petrol, straw and barley seed first without the trailer attached to the car – then, with the trailer i bought my sand but when i got it home i noticed that a lot of sticky stuff was in my wheelbarrow path. so i mulched the sicky stuff with the mower, and noticed i couldn’t leave the gate open so i had to move the chooks, i couldn’t move the chooks or the potplants without setting up the new chookhouse and cleaning out the old henhouse. whilst i was cleaning out the old henhouse i may as well spread the mulch….. and on and on it went!
my whole garden setup has been changed
- i’ll spread the compost and plant the barley tomorrow.

Aww Pepe.
is the change due to today’s kerfuffle , or planned anyway?

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Date: 10/06/2008 19:37:19
From: Longy
ID: 17916
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Longy said:

I owe ya one Longie !

+++++++++++++++++
Cobblers!

Cobbler’s ?

Or in other words, you don’t owe me cobblers. The time you spent explaining how to build a decent cup of coffee more than makes up for a few coffee beans in the post:-)

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Date: 10/06/2008 19:48:34
From: pepe
ID: 17917
Subject: re: June chat

Aww Pepe.
is the change due to today’s kerfuffle , or planned anyway?
—-
g’day happy
no probs here – the change is beautiful and more to come – i wasn’t complaining – but those muscles at the sides of my stomach were LOL.

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Date: 10/06/2008 19:55:09
From: pomolo
ID: 17919
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


it was one of those days today – g’day.
i wanted to buy and spread sand – but i had to buy petrol, straw and barley seed first without the trailer attached to the car – then, with the trailer i bought my sand but when i got it home i noticed that a lot of sticky stuff was in my wheelbarrow path. so i mulched the sicky stuff with the mower, and noticed i couldn’t leave the gate open so i had to move the chooks, i couldn’t move the chooks or the potplants without setting up the new chookhouse and cleaning out the old henhouse. whilst i was cleaning out the old henhouse i may as well spread the mulch….. and on and on it went!
my whole garden setup has been changed
- i’ll spread the compost and plant the barley tomorrow.

Sounds just like an average day really. LOL.

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:04:32
From: Yeehah
ID: 17920
Subject: re: June chat

Good grief, I shouldn’t disappear for so long – I’m only about 500 post behind in my reading :P

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:08:45
From: bluegreen
ID: 17921
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


it was one of those days today – g’day.
i wanted to buy and spread sand – but i had to buy petrol, straw and barley seed first without the trailer attached to the car – then, with the trailer i bought my sand but when i got it home i noticed that a lot of sticky stuff was in my wheelbarrow path. so i mulched the sicky stuff with the mower, and noticed i couldn’t leave the gate open so i had to move the chooks, i couldn’t move the chooks or the potplants without setting up the new chookhouse and cleaning out the old henhouse. whilst i was cleaning out the old henhouse i may as well spread the mulch….. and on and on it went!
my whole garden setup has been changed
- i’ll spread the compost and plant the barley tomorrow.

that’s why some days when it comes to make dinner, I have one look at the kitchen and phone up for pizza :D

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:09:54
From: bluegreen
ID: 17923
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


Good grief, I shouldn’t disappear for so long – I’m only about 500 post behind in my reading :P

a few insomniacs lately ;)

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:10:29
From: pomolo
ID: 17924
Subject: re: June chat

Bluddy wrong thread.

Gosh! I made it. Blow me down. .

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:10:58
From: pepe
ID: 17925
Subject: re: June chat

Sounds just like an average day really. LOL.
—————————————————-
yeah – everything takes four times longer than you imagined.
and the joy comes from chance observations - – i noticed the chooks are very happy in the old garden bed – they are grooming each other rather than pecking.
- and after mulching the vege patch i noticed how much better it looked even though the plants were the same. because of the even, straw coloured backdrop all the green plants suddenly stand out and look good.

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:11:32
From: bluegreen
ID: 17927
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


Bluddy wrong thread.

Gosh! I made it. Blow me down. .

lol! hello pomolo :)

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:13:42
From: Yeehah
ID: 17930
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Yeehah said:

Good grief, I shouldn’t disappear for so long – I’m only about 500 post behind in my reading :P

a few insomniacs lately ;)

Well, that was me the night before last. I was wide awake between 3am and 4am. Looked at photo albums and gave myself all lovey gooey feelings about my kids :) Gosh, they’re gorgeous when they’re little. Even the photos I took of screaming hissy fits are gorgeous now … even though they most definitely weren’t at the time!

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:15:19
From: pomolo
ID: 17931
Subject: re: June chat

I’ve done it again

Hi there! BG, Pepe and Aquarium.

and Yeehah.

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:17:05
From: bluegreen
ID: 17932
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


bluegreen said:

Yeehah said:

Good grief, I shouldn’t disappear for so long – I’m only about 500 post behind in my reading :P

a few insomniacs lately ;)

Well, that was me the night before last. I was wide awake between 3am and 4am. Looked at photo albums and gave myself all lovey gooey feelings about my kids :) Gosh, they’re gorgeous when they’re little. Even the photos I took of screaming hissy fits are gorgeous now … even though they most definitely weren’t at the time!

It won’t be long and you’ll be telling your friends that YOUR kids were NEVER any trouble! lol!

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:21:10
From: aquarium
ID: 17933
Subject: re: June chat

made sorrel soup today, my first time, and it turned out great.
recipe:
a large bowl or such of sorrel leaves without stalks (enough to fill the cooking pot to brim once cut up)
wash the leaves and drain, then grab as bunches to chop with a big knife into about 1cm strips.
place sorrel into cooking pot. get a jugful of boiling water to mix with about 2 heaped teaspoons of good vegie stock powder or two large cubes of stock. dissolve and put into the pot with the sorrel. put onto a slow boil for about 20 minutes….meanwhile cook some white rice separately, and hardboil some eggs. cool the eggs with cold water for a few minutes (makes it also easy to peel), peel them, and rinse in cold water. turn off the heat on the sorrel, and after a few minutes to cool down a little, blend briefly, leaving some texture.
rice will be ready at same time as the sorrel soup. strain rice if required. put rice on bottom of bowl, say 1/3 full, then put in one egg cut in half lengthways. pour over the sorrel soup, and optionally a little thick cream on top.
bon apetit.

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:21:20
From: Lucky1
ID: 17934
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Lucky1 said:

Longy said:

G’day HP. I’m on my third cuppa.
I mailed L1 re your addy to send some coffee.
You should get a forwarded message today.

Done…… sorry about the wait… when I reformatted toshie, I didn’t save your email address:( Longy. I had it all correct HP….but the (Mr.) part on the address….LOL

Email received and replied to, thanks Lucky , how kind is that of Longy ! :D
I owe ya one Longie !

Finally back now after a busy morning…

So glad it all worked out in the end:D

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:22:09
From: Yeehah
ID: 17935
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:

It won’t be long and you’ll be telling your friends that YOUR kids were NEVER any trouble! lol!

Not bluddy likely!!!!! Maaate, you’ve heard me go on about the Feral Teenager for a few years, off and on, and I’ve never put the serious stuff on the net. And I don’t like fibbing. But it’s nice now to be able to say “gee he was a shocker for the first 15 or so years of his life, but he seems to be turning out alright now”!

I’ve got plenty of stories saved up to tell the grandkidlets about how horrible their parents were. Ammunition ;) so that I get to bond really well (by feeding them red lollies and letting them stay up late watching unsuitable movies).

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:22:33
From: aquarium
ID: 17936
Subject: re: June chat

i had a day off work….but sure was a lot of work…looking after sick daughter. she’s getting better now.

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:24:07
From: Yeehah
ID: 17937
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


made sorrel soup today, my first time, and it turned out great.

I’ve never even seen let alone smelled or eaten sorrel, wouldn’t have the faintest whether I’d like it or not. Must do some research, to see if I want to grow it in my new garden.

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:25:13
From: Yeehah
ID: 17938
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


i had a day off work….but sure was a lot of work…looking after sick daughter. she’s getting better now.

How old is she now Aquarium? I’ve lost track.

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:26:00
From: aquarium
ID: 17939
Subject: re: June chat

it’s a bit sourish/tangy, but definitely not sour as rhubarb or lemon.

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:26:17
From: Lucky1
ID: 17940
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


veg gardener said:

Arvo all, got my latest ga mag today in the mail.

thee is in the gardening Australia mag for july on page 54 and a bit.

Our Thee???

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:26:50
From: Lucky1
ID: 17941
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Lucky1 said:

Longy said:

G’day HP. I’m on my third cuppa.
I mailed L1 re your addy to send some coffee.
You should get a forwarded message today.

Done…… sorry about the wait… when I reformatted toshie, I didn’t save your email address:( Longy. I had it all correct HP….but the (Mr.) part on the address….LOL


But wouldn’t you have received my email address when i sent you the email? You’re freakin me out duckwoman.

Naaa not before you sent it.. geez ya freaking me out……..

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:27:05
From: aquarium
ID: 17942
Subject: re: June chat

miss personality is going to be 7 in a few months. going through a growth stage again.

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:30:07
From: Yeehah
ID: 17944
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


miss personality is going to be 7 in a few months. going through a growth stage again.

Littlefella is nearly 11, Littlemiss is nearly 9, so Miss Personality slots neatly into the “two years younger” category.

Oops, Mum’s Taxi just got page, BRB.

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:30:42
From: Lucky1
ID: 17945
Subject: re: June chat

We arrived home today at 6.30 from in the city and the other side…..man what a day we had…. got some sock wool and bargains at the market.

Tomorrow a bit slower… though the elf does have a dentist app. Me I am happy to wait until next month:D

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:31:54
From: bluegreen
ID: 17947
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


i had a day off work….but sure was a lot of work…looking after sick daughter. she’s getting better now.

I’m glad she’s on the mend. Sick kids are such a worry :(

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:33:05
From: bluegreen
ID: 17948
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


miss personality is going to be 7 in a few months. going through a growth stage again.

my, how time flies! Here I am thinking she must be about 4! lol!

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:33:44
From: colliewa
ID: 17949
Subject: re: June chat

>Hey Collie. Didja get that St Johns course done?

Yep, in january.

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:33:53
From: aquarium
ID: 17950
Subject: re: June chat

having children is very rewarding, and also very taxing at times. like a soccer/football game that goes for about 20 years.

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:34:48
From: Lucky1
ID: 17951
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


aquarium said:

miss personality is going to be 7 in a few months. going through a growth stage again.

my, how time flies! Here I am thinking she must be about 4! lol!

Yes….have we been living in garden cyber space that long??????? Gee Bluegreen we need to get out more often….LOL

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:37:28
From: bluegreen
ID: 17952
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


bluegreen said:

aquarium said:

miss personality is going to be 7 in a few months. going through a growth stage again.

my, how time flies! Here I am thinking she must be about 4! lol!

Yes….have we been living in garden cyber space that long??????? Gee Bluegreen we need to get out more often….LOL

your place or mine? :D

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:38:02
From: Lucky1
ID: 17953
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Lucky1 said:

bluegreen said:

aquarium said:

miss personality is going to be 7 in a few months. going through a growth stage again.

my, how time flies! Here I am thinking she must be about 4! lol!

Yes….have we been living in garden cyber space that long??????? Gee Bluegreen we need to get out more often….LOL

your place or mine? :D


Both….LOL Both

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:38:52
From: Lucky1
ID: 17955
Subject: re: June chat

I noticed in the markets and the stupidmarkets… oranges in 3 kilo bags are coming down in price… $2.99 a bag. Was pleased with that price.

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:40:04
From: bluegreen
ID: 17957
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


I noticed in the markets and the stupidmarkets… oranges in 3 kilo bags are coming down in price… $2.99 a bag. Was pleased with that price.

that does sound a good price.

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:43:29
From: bluegreen
ID: 17958
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Lucky1 said:

I noticed in the markets and the stupidmarkets… oranges in 3 kilo bags are coming down in price… $2.99 a bag. Was pleased with that price.

that does sound a good price.

was looking at my orange tree today wondering if they were any where near ripe yet, but they are usually not ready until near the end of winter.

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:44:16
From: pepe
ID: 17960
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


having children is very rewarding, and also very taxing at times. like a soccer/football game that goes for about 20 years.

chuckle – not sure all will agree but i do – except for the years – prolly 50 more likely,

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:44:53
From: Lucky1
ID: 17961
Subject: re: June chat

was looking at my orange tree today wondering if they were any where near ripe yet, but they are usually not ready until near the end of winter.
———————————————-
I know I am getting ahead of myself….. but I can’t wait for our tree to give us fruit:)

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:51:31
From: bluegreen
ID: 17962
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


was looking at my orange tree today wondering if they were any where near ripe yet, but they are usually not ready until near the end of winter.
———————————————-
I know I am getting ahead of myself….. but I can’t wait for our tree to give us fruit:)

That first one will be so good…

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Date: 10/06/2008 20:58:34
From: colliewa
ID: 17966
Subject: re: June chat

Had a horror scope session wth the boss today.

Remember I said I was trying to reform him? Today I told him he NEEDS to go on an Effective Communication course.

He was pretty shocked.

But he was very apologetic and said he doesn’t mean to be like that. So he will be getting more “feedback” as it arises, just as he wishes. Lock and load.

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Date: 10/06/2008 21:02:18
From: hortfurball
ID: 17968
Subject: re: June chat

Hi BG!!
Waves madly back!
It’s been an awfully long time.
Every time I think about saying hi, you’ve all gone to bed :(

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Date: 10/06/2008 21:02:49
From: colliewa
ID: 17969
Subject: re: June chat

Wow. Rio Tinto today negotiated a 95% price increase for the iron ore it sells to smaller mills in China..

BIG money.

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Date: 10/06/2008 21:04:59
From: bluegreen
ID: 17970
Subject: re: June chat

hortfurball said:


Hi BG!!
Waves madly back!
It’s been an awfully long time.
Every time I think about saying hi, you’ve all gone to bed :(

well you should pop in a hello every now and then so we know you’re still alive and kicking. And you never know who might be up!

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Date: 10/06/2008 21:08:20
From: hortfurball
ID: 17972
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


hortfurball said:

Hi BG!!
Waves madly back!
It’s been an awfully long time.
Every time I think about saying hi, you’ve all gone to bed :(

well you should pop in a hello every now and then so we know you’re still alive and kicking. And you never know who might be up!

Normally it would be three hours later than this, and trust me, nobody’s up! I peep in you see, I’m a peeper!
Note to self, eat dinner in front of puter more often! LOL!

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Date: 10/06/2008 21:25:50
From: bubba louie
ID: 17983
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


We arrived home today at 6.30 from in the city and the other side…..man what a day we had…. got some sock wool and bargains at the market.

Tomorrow a bit slower… though the elf does have a dentist app. Me I am happy to wait until next month:D

My root canal starts on Friday.

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Date: 10/06/2008 21:26:35
From: Lucky1
ID: 17984
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Lucky1 said:

was looking at my orange tree today wondering if they were any where near ripe yet, but they are usually not ready until near the end of winter.
———————————————-
I know I am getting ahead of myself….. but I can’t wait for our tree to give us fruit:)

That first one will be so good…

I know…just gotta buy the tree first……LOL

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Date: 10/06/2008 21:27:23
From: Lucky1
ID: 17985
Subject: re: June chat

hortfurball said:


Hi BG!!
Waves madly back!
It’s been an awfully long time.
Every time I think about saying hi, you’ve all gone to bed :(

Horty….darl’n good to read you here:D

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Date: 10/06/2008 21:27:25
From: Yeehah
ID: 17986
Subject: re: June chat

Well, it only took about an hour and a half to catch up! Even included a break to collect FT from cadets and buy us a chockie at the servo.

Gawd, how about idiomatic Australian language for a fun study … chockie … servo …. brekkie … troppo … berko … gutsy …

Love it ;)

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Date: 10/06/2008 21:28:14
From: Lucky1
ID: 17988
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


Lucky1 said:

We arrived home today at 6.30 from in the city and the other side…..man what a day we had…. got some sock wool and bargains at the market.

Tomorrow a bit slower… though the elf does have a dentist app. Me I am happy to wait until next month:D

My root canal starts on Friday.


Think this may be happening with the elf……. his front tooth has chipped away……

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Date: 10/06/2008 21:28:25
From: bluegreen
ID: 17989
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


Lucky1 said:

We arrived home today at 6.30 from in the city and the other side…..man what a day we had…. got some sock wool and bargains at the market.

Tomorrow a bit slower… though the elf does have a dentist app. Me I am happy to wait until next month:D

My root canal starts on Friday.

commiserations…

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Date: 10/06/2008 21:28:45
From: bluegreen
ID: 17990
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


bluegreen said:

Lucky1 said:

was looking at my orange tree today wondering if they were any where near ripe yet, but they are usually not ready until near the end of winter.
———————————————-
I know I am getting ahead of myself….. but I can’t wait for our tree to give us fruit:)

That first one will be so good…

I know…just gotta buy the tree first……LOL

that would help :D

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Date: 10/06/2008 21:29:28
From: Lucky1
ID: 17991
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Lucky1 said:

bluegreen said:

Lucky1 said:

was looking at my orange tree today wondering if they were any where near ripe yet, but they are usually not ready until near the end of winter.
———————————————-
I know I am getting ahead of myself….. but I can’t wait for our tree to give us fruit:)

That first one will be so good…

I know…just gotta buy the tree first……LOL

that would help :D

Funny that….LOL

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Date: 10/06/2008 21:30:40
From: hortfurball
ID: 17995
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


hortfurball said:

Hi BG!!
Waves madly back!
It’s been an awfully long time.
Every time I think about saying hi, you’ve all gone to bed :(

Horty….darl’n good to read you here:D

Hello there, good to read you too!
I’ve missed you guys.

Animals are pestering me to have their dinner, their time clocks are excellent, considering it’s at a different time every night. How they know it is an hour since I gave the big boy his pill I’ll never know!!
I’ll come back in about 10 mins.

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Date: 10/06/2008 21:32:42
From: hortfurball
ID: 17996
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


Lucky1 said:

We arrived home today at 6.30 from in the city and the other side…..man what a day we had…. got some sock wool and bargains at the market.

Tomorrow a bit slower… though the elf does have a dentist app. Me I am happy to wait until next month:D


Erk! Can’t hear you, not listening…not a friend of root canals…or dentists. Good luck.

My root canal starts on Friday.

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Date: 10/06/2008 21:46:26
From: bluegreen
ID: 18000
Subject: re: June chat

hey cackles – I see you :D

was just noting down all these plant names – #1 daughter is going to be so impressed! :D

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Date: 10/06/2008 21:50:27
From: cackles
ID: 18001
Subject: re: June chat

Hello – am still around for a bit – have been trying to sort through some pics I took at our waterfowl show need to get Exhibitors and bird details – as I can’t tell a goose from a gander or the geese breeds – yet :)

A neighbour a few doors along the street returned my mailbox tonight – located in his garden. The 3rd mailbox i have had – locals think it great sport to vandalise things as they stagger home from wherever -some I think back to Bond Uni nearby…I noticed it gone when I arrived home yesterday.

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Date: 10/06/2008 21:52:32
From: cackles
ID: 18002
Subject: re: June chat

Hi BG – lots of sources of cuttings there! It looks like a lovely lot of plants

And that must be most named now I think?

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Date: 10/06/2008 21:55:03
From: bluegreen
ID: 18005
Subject: re: June chat

cackles said:


Hi BG – lots of sources of cuttings there! It looks like a lovely lot of plants

And that must be most named now I think?

yes, I have a lot of names for them now. This is the first garden they have had to look after so knowing what they are will help.

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Date: 10/06/2008 21:57:02
From: cackles
ID: 18008
Subject: re: June chat

Hi O40 and Horty as well! :D

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Date: 10/06/2008 22:04:06
From: pomolo
ID: 18010
Subject: re: June chat

Hi to you diehards. On my way to bed but I forgot to say that I am going away (again) tomorrow. Won’t return till the w/e. More Grandmothering to be done. It’s getting to the stage where I don’t completely unpack my suitcase anymore.

Enjoy the rest of you week. Stay well and happy. Check back Sunday probably.

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Date: 10/06/2008 22:06:21
From: orchid40
ID: 18011
Subject: re: June chat

Hi Cackles, Horty, BG,Pom and all :)

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Date: 10/06/2008 22:15:34
From: hortfurball
ID: 18017
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Hi Cackles, Horty, BG,Pom and all :)

Hiya O40, Cackles, Hi and Bye Pom…bye for now all, will drop in again soon.
Can’t believe I missed the ‘blink and you miss her’ Lucky! Gone before I could reply!

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Date: 10/06/2008 22:17:17
From: bluegreen
ID: 18018
Subject: re: June chat

see ya horty, don’t be a stranger ;)

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Date: 10/06/2008 22:17:54
From: cackles
ID: 18019
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


Hi to you diehards. On my way to bed but I forgot to say that I am going away (again) tomorrow. Won’t return till the w/e. More Grandmothering to be done. It’s getting to the stage where I don’t completely unpack my suitcase anymore.

Enjoy the rest of you week. Stay well and happy. Check back Sunday probably.

Hi and bye then Pomolo – have a lovely time…:)

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Date: 10/06/2008 22:17:55
From: ms spock
ID: 18020
Subject: re: June chat

waves quickly and runs away

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Date: 10/06/2008 22:19:03
From: bluegreen
ID: 18021
Subject: re: June chat

ms spock said:

waves quickly and runs away

who was that fast vulcan?

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Date: 11/06/2008 03:28:07
From: Lucky1
ID: 18025
Subject: re: June chat

Can’t believe I missed the ‘blink and you miss her’ Lucky! Gone before I could reply!
—————————————-
No flies on my back;)

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Date: 11/06/2008 03:29:01
From: Lucky1
ID: 18026
Subject: re: June chat

Hi ho….. had a lovely milo, emptied the email box…3 am and will now try and get some sleep….

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Date: 11/06/2008 06:35:19
From: veg gardener
ID: 18027
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

veg gardener said:

Arvo all, got my latest ga mag today in the mail.

thee is in the gardening Australia mag for july on page 54 and a bit.

that would be in the Garden Express insert :D

yes it is :D

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Date: 11/06/2008 06:37:54
From: veg gardener
ID: 18029
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


veg gardener said:

veg gardener said:

Arvo all, got my latest ga mag today in the mail.

thee is in the gardening Australia mag for july on page 54 and a bit.

Our Thee???

yes our thee.

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Date: 11/06/2008 06:50:18
From: veg gardener
ID: 18030
Subject: re: June chat

morning all

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Date: 11/06/2008 07:13:04
From: veg gardener
ID: 18031
Subject: re: June chat

Anyone here?

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Date: 11/06/2008 07:42:35
From: veg gardener
ID: 18032
Subject: re: June chat

story time now,
One day there was a boy in his teenage years, setting at the computer in the dark with only the computer screen lighting up his face. so he starts getting worried and wouldn’t move a mussel. So he starts Knocking in cyber space and yelling out ANY ONE OUT THERE! there was no reply for a while.

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Date: 11/06/2008 08:20:27
From: cackles
ID: 18033
Subject: re: June chat

LOL – we’ve already said good morning, Veg! Hi to all others :)

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Date: 11/06/2008 08:53:24
From: bluegreen
ID: 18034
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


story time now,
One day there was a boy in his teenage years, setting at the computer in the dark with only the computer screen lighting up his face. so he starts getting worried and wouldn’t move a mussel. So he starts Knocking in cyber space and yelling out ANY ONE OUT THERE! there was no reply for a while.

a mussel is a shellfish :)
I think you meant muscle
the problem with spell checkers is that you could have the wrong word spelled correctly!

morning folks.

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Date: 11/06/2008 10:12:32
From: orchid40
ID: 18035
Subject: re: June chat

Morning All,
A nice bright morning here. We had wind and rain in the night. I’m so glad I raked up tons of leaves yesterday, it looks exactly the same now as before. A carpet of willow leaves :)
Off to the hospital again today. Both Mr O40 and I have to have an MRI today. (mine is to do with my eyes). I’ve heard of togetherness but this is ridiculous! LOL

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Date: 11/06/2008 10:15:10
From: ms spock
ID: 18036
Subject: re: June chat

Hey Orchid I hope all goes well with the MRIs and so forth.

waves to everyone

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Date: 11/06/2008 10:18:37
From: orchid40
ID: 18038
Subject: re: June chat

Hi Ms Spock, Thanks :)

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Date: 11/06/2008 10:21:01
From: ms spock
ID: 18039
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Hi Ms Spock, Thanks :)

I will be thinking of you both today!

The parrots and I will dance a disco dance specifically in yours and Orchid Partner’s honour.

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Date: 11/06/2008 10:22:49
From: ms spock
ID: 18040
Subject: re: June chat

Good Morning, Good Morning, Good Morning to you and you and you!

sings in same style as Donkey in Shrek 3

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Date: 11/06/2008 10:31:40
From: ms spock
ID: 18043
Subject: re: June chat

Well now I have spread a bit of cheer I am off for the day.

Good bye!

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Date: 11/06/2008 10:49:42
From: cackles
ID: 18044
Subject: re: June chat

ms spock said:

Well now I have spread a bit of cheer I am off for the day.

Good bye!


Lol and I missed you too! Hello and goodbye to BG, O40 and any others as well :)

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Date: 11/06/2008 11:05:41
From: The Estate
ID: 18046
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


bluegreen said:

veg gardener said:

veg gardener said:

Arvo all, got my latest ga mag today in the mail.

thee is in the gardening Australia mag for july on page 54 and a bit.

that would be in the Garden Express insert :D

yes it is :D

all makes sense now LoL, best go h ave a look at the news stand LoL

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Date: 11/06/2008 15:22:07
From: pepe
ID: 18048
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


story time now,
One day there was a boy in his teenage years, setting at the computer in the dark with only the computer screen lighting up his face. so he starts getting worried and wouldn’t move a mussel. So he starts Knocking in cyber space and yelling out ANY ONE OUT THERE! there was no reply for a while.

as the boy got older he gave up trying to talk to cyber space and just rambled on in a way that pleased himself and possibly no one else….

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Date: 11/06/2008 15:24:04
From: pepe
ID: 18049
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Morning All,
A nice bright morning here. We had wind and rain in the night. I’m so glad I raked up tons of leaves yesterday, it looks exactly the same now as before. A carpet of willow leaves :)
Off to the hospital again today. Both Mr O40 and I have to have an MRI today. (mine is to do with my eyes). I’ve heard of togetherness but this is ridiculous! LOL

g’day OC40 – your situation seems stable – heres hoping .
i’ve caught the ‘flu.

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Date: 11/06/2008 15:28:25
From: pepe
ID: 18050
Subject: re: June chat

cackles said:


ms spock said:

Well now I have spread a bit of cheer I am off for the day.

Good bye!


Lol and I missed you too! Hello and goodbye to BG, O40 and any others as well :)

what is this? more people are leaving the forum than are coming these days.
i’ve heard of grand entrances but these goodbyes are becoming epics LOL.

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Date: 11/06/2008 17:22:51
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18053
Subject: re: June chat

evening all..I’ve had a lovely day with visiting friend’s and putting head’s toghether over some project’s . I made some curried egg dip and parmesan crisp’s, it went like mad. So simple but really enjoyed . The coffee machine was gurgling it’s head off.

Then after they all left I got a call from the nursery , my dwarf fruit tree’s were in.. just went and collected them now and they are sitting in pot’s of water. One is a granny smith apple and it needed another apple to pollinate it, so got a dwarf pink lady apple tree as well. Because of space I will plant them both in the same hole. I can’t wait to get this fruit tree bed finished and mulched ! Youse know what a project is like, one become’s extremely restless and it wouldn’t matter if it snowed or the sky fell inl, an opportunity to play in the dirt takes precedence hehehe.
Along it’s border’s I will plant flower’s, gerberas and other thing’s I have saved , in spring :D

Off to rustle up some grub..

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Date: 11/06/2008 17:27:25
From: orchid40
ID: 18055
Subject: re: June chat

g’day OC40 – your situation seems stable – heres hoping .
i’ve caught the ‘flu.
========

Oh Pepe, I told you NOT to get it! I guess it’s togetherness again LOL.Hope you don’t have it too badly.

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Date: 11/06/2008 17:31:48
From: orchid40
ID: 18057
Subject: re: June chat

Then after they all left I got a call from the nursery , my dwarf fruit tree’s were in.. just went and collected them now and they are sitting in pot’s of water. One is a granny smith apple and it needed another apple to pollinate it, so got a dwarf pink lady apple tree as wel
======
Hi HP, your apple trees sound good :) I’ve been thinking about apples……..mandarins……….but not this year, too many projects on the drawing board LOL

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Date: 11/06/2008 19:00:14
From: pepe
ID: 18064
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


g’day OC40 – your situation seems stable – heres hoping .
i’ve caught the ‘flu.
========

Oh Pepe, I told you NOT to get it! I guess it’s togetherness again LOL.Hope you don’t have it too badly.

i usually do catch whatever is in the house.

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Date: 11/06/2008 19:06:32
From: veg gardener
ID: 18065
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


orchid40 said:

g’day OC40 – your situation seems stable – heres hoping .
i’ve caught the ‘flu.
========

Oh Pepe, I told you NOT to get it! I guess it’s togetherness again LOL.Hope you don’t have it too badly.

i usually do catch whatever is in the house.

same things happens here, guess who gets it last and for the longest.

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Date: 11/06/2008 19:27:36
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18066
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


orchid40 said:

g’day OC40 – your situation seems stable – heres hoping .
i’ve caught the ‘flu.
========

Oh Pepe, I told you NOT to get it! I guess it’s togetherness again LOL.Hope you don’t have it too badly.

i usually do catch whatever is in the house.

Hope it’s not the bad flu Pepe. Take care and rest.

My grandson’s got the flu atm, the poor tacker’s getting temperature spike’s to 41 c. I’m minding him , I don’t catch what the rest of the household get’s so I’m usually the nurse.
I,m just accident prone.. makes up for not getting sick they tell me lol.

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Date: 11/06/2008 19:37:22
From: pepe
ID: 18068
Subject: re: June chat

Hope it’s not the bad flu Pepe. Take care and rest.
—-
thanks HP
i’ve had so many flus in my life – one day there be none left to have.

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Date: 11/06/2008 19:44:10
From: bubba louie
ID: 18071
Subject: re: June chat

Any news on MrOC40?

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Date: 11/06/2008 19:44:45
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18072
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


Hope it’s not the bad flu Pepe. Take care and rest.
—-
thanks HP
i’ve had so many flus in my life – one day there be none left to have.

it’s building your ammunity though. You won’t get that strain again.

Iv’e never had the flu, or even a cold. 10 year’s since I was last sick. But that was pnumonia and a fight for life I won’t ever forget, week’s in hosp.. It was the one from the potting mix bacterium.

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Date: 11/06/2008 19:45:07
From: veg gardener
ID: 18073
Subject: re: June chat

now more people are online.

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Date: 11/06/2008 19:47:58
From: bubba louie
ID: 18076
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


pepe said:

Hope it’s not the bad flu Pepe. Take care and rest.
—-
thanks HP
i’ve had so many flus in my life – one day there be none left to have.

it’s building your ammunity though. You won’t get that strain again.

Iv’e never had the flu, or even a cold. 10 year’s since I was last sick. But that was pnumonia and a fight for life I won’t ever forget, week’s in hosp.. It was the one from the potting mix bacterium.

Oh Dear. I never use a mask or gloves. I thought it was only really an issue if your immune was low.

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Date: 11/06/2008 19:48:27
From: orchid40
ID: 18077
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


Any news on MrOC40?

Not really Bubba. He had a test this morning that came up with nothing. he had an MRI this arvo and we’re waiting results. I had one too – not much fun :) Thanks for asking.

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Date: 11/06/2008 19:50:19
From: bubba louie
ID: 18078
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


bubba louie said:

Any news on MrOC40?

Not really Bubba. He had a test this morning that came up with nothing. he had an MRI this arvo and we’re waiting results. I had one too – not much fun :) Thanks for asking.

I know what it’s like waiting for results. :(

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Date: 11/06/2008 19:51:41
From: orchid40
ID: 18080
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


Happy Potter said:

pepe said:

Hope it’s not the bad flu Pepe. Take care and rest.
—-
thanks HP
i’ve had so many flus in my life – one day there be none left to have.

it’s building your ammunity though. You won’t get that strain again.

Iv’e never had the flu, or even a cold. 10 year’s since I was last sick. But that was pnumonia and a fight for life I won’t ever forget, week’s in hosp.. It was the one from the potting mix bacterium.

Oh Dear. I never use a mask or gloves. I thought it was only really an issue if your immune was low.


Ooops – nor do I !!

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Date: 11/06/2008 19:53:05
From: bubba louie
ID: 18082
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


bubba louie said:

Happy Potter said:

pepe said:

Hope it’s not the bad flu Pepe. Take care and rest.
—-
thanks HP
i’ve had so many flus in my life – one day there be none left to have.

it’s building your ammunity though. You won’t get that strain again.

Iv’e never had the flu, or even a cold. 10 year’s since I was last sick. But that was pnumonia and a fight for life I won’t ever forget, week’s in hosp.. It was the one from the potting mix bacterium.

Oh Dear. I never use a mask or gloves. I thought it was only really an issue if your immune was low.


Ooops – nor do I !!

In fact I’m often covered in it.

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Date: 11/06/2008 19:53:24
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18083
Subject: re: June chat

Oh Dear. I never use a mask or gloves. I thought it was only really an issue if your immune was low.

Don’t EVER handle that stuff without gloves and mask BG , also long sleves, you you don’t want that pnumonia. I was previously fit and healthy.
My family got so scared , I reckon that’s all that saved me. It was many month’s too before I could walk any distance or stand for long. I nearly didn’t make it so please take notice.
There’s a warning on every bag too.

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Date: 11/06/2008 19:55:22
From: orchid40
ID: 18086
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Oh Dear. I never use a mask or gloves. I thought it was only really an issue if your immune was low.

Don’t EVER handle that stuff without gloves and mask BG , also long sleves, you you don’t want that pnumonia. I was previously fit and healthy.
My family got so scared , I reckon that’s all that saved me. It was many month’s too before I could walk any distance or stand for long. I nearly didn’t make it so please take notice.
There’s a warning on every bag too.

Thanks for that HP. I occasionally wear gloves, but never a mask. I’ll have to get one soon.

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Date: 11/06/2008 19:58:06
From: bubba louie
ID: 18090
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Happy Potter said:

Oh Dear. I never use a mask or gloves. I thought it was only really an issue if your immune was low.

Don’t EVER handle that stuff without gloves and mask BG , also long sleves, you you don’t want that pnumonia. I was previously fit and healthy.
My family got so scared , I reckon that’s all that saved me. It was many month’s too before I could walk any distance or stand for long. I nearly didn’t make it so please take notice.
There’s a warning on every bag too.

Thanks for that HP. I occasionally wear gloves, but never a mask. I’ll have to get one soon.

Really the same applies to compost etc. They all harbour the same bug.

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Date: 11/06/2008 20:00:54
From: pepe
ID: 18091
Subject: re: June chat

Really the same applies to compost etc. They all harbour the same bug.
—-
i don’t take precautions with the stuff either
- just at present i should wear a mask and gloves around my wife lol.

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Date: 11/06/2008 20:02:56
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18094
Subject: re: June chat

Thanks for that HP. I occasionally wear gloves, but never a mask. I’ll have to get one soon.

Really the same applies to compost etc. They all harbour the same bug.

Yes, including dirt, so a bit of care and we can live and garden for longer.

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Date: 11/06/2008 20:03:17
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18095
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


Really the same applies to compost etc. They all harbour the same bug.
—-
i don’t take precautions with the stuff either
- just at present i should wear a mask and gloves around my wife lol.

rofl!

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Date: 11/06/2008 20:12:08
From: bubba louie
ID: 18106
Subject: re: June chat

Going to see if I’ve won an ebay auction. BBS

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Date: 11/06/2008 20:15:53
From: bubba louie
ID: 18107
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


Going to see if I’ve won an ebay auction. BBS

Blimey!!!

A 24cm high Epi Raspberry Ribbons with two growing shoots went for $31 plus $5 postage. I thought I was pushing the limits with my $20.05 bid.

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Date: 12/06/2008 05:16:02
From: ms spock
ID: 18114
Subject: re: June chat

Good Morning…

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Date: 12/06/2008 06:11:59
From: pepe
ID: 18117
Subject: re: June chat

good morning ms spock
- are you and the parrot still practicing your song and dance routines? – i could do with a bit of entertainment lol.

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Date: 12/06/2008 06:15:18
From: ms spock
ID: 18118
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


good morning ms spock
- are you and the parrot still practicing your song and dance routines? – i could do with a bit of entertainment lol.

Well it is a bit early for the parrots. They are still sleeping.

How are you going Pepe?

What have you been up to lately?

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Date: 12/06/2008 06:20:42
From: pepe
ID: 18119
Subject: re: June chat

what have i been up to?
Gardening mostly and a bit of building, rearranging and repairing.
Do you have a bird sanctuary of sorts there?

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Date: 12/06/2008 06:22:19
From: ms spock
ID: 18120
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


what have i been up to?
Gardening mostly and a bit of building, rearranging and repairing.
Do you have a bird sanctuary of sorts there?

Sounds good Pepe!

Of sorts. I have done a lot of rehoming at different times.

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Date: 12/06/2008 06:27:07
From: pepe
ID: 18121
Subject: re: June chat

ms spock said:


pepe said:

what have i been up to?
Gardening mostly and a bit of building, rearranging and repairing.
Do you have a bird sanctuary of sorts there?

Sounds good Pepe! Of sorts. I have done a lot of rehoming at different times.

Voluntary native bird rescue people are the salt of the earth. Of course teaching the birds to sing and dance is a bit beyond the call of duty.
so whats your excuse for being up early?

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Date: 12/06/2008 06:28:55
From: ms spock
ID: 18122
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


ms spock said:

pepe said:

what have i been up to?
Gardening mostly and a bit of building, rearranging and repairing.
Do you have a bird sanctuary of sorts there?

Sounds good Pepe! Of sorts. I have done a lot of rehoming at different times.

Voluntary native bird rescue people are the salt of the earth. Of course teaching the birds to sing and dance is a bit beyond the call of duty.
so whats your excuse for being up early?

Hey Pepe I am taking time off from wild native bird rescue and I am looking out for companion birds atm.

Well I went to bird early and I work up early. :D

How about you?

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Date: 12/06/2008 06:35:16
From: pepe
ID: 18123
Subject: re: June chat

Hey Pepe I am taking time off from wild native bird rescue and I am looking out for companion birds atm. Well I went to bird early and I work up early. :D How about you?
————
head cold, running nose – i went to bed at 8pm – beats all records even for me.
pretty chilly here in adelaide – need to put some ugg boots on my cold toes.

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Date: 12/06/2008 06:36:20
From: ms spock
ID: 18124
Subject: re: June chat

Well I am off for now…

Take care all!

Enjoy your days.

May green things grow out of your thumbs.

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Date: 12/06/2008 06:37:32
From: ms spock
ID: 18125
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


Hey Pepe I am taking time off from wild native bird rescue and I am looking out for companion birds atm. Well I went to bird early and I work up early. :D How about you?
————
head cold, running nose – i went to bed at 8pm – beats all records even for me.
pretty chilly here in adelaide – need to put some ugg boots on my cold toes.

Okay off you go and put those ugg boots on. Don’t get cold!

Drink lots of fluids and rug up warmly.

Look after yourself and I will catch you later on.

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Date: 12/06/2008 06:45:19
From: pepe
ID: 18126
Subject: re: June chat

ms spock said:


pepe said:

Hey Pepe I am taking time off from wild native bird rescue and I am looking out for companion birds atm. Well I went to bird early and I work up early. :D How about you?
————
head cold, running nose – i went to bed at 8pm – beats all records even for me.
pretty chilly here in adelaide – need to put some ugg boots on my cold toes.

Okay off you go and put those ugg boots on. Don’t get cold!

Drink lots of fluids and rug up warmly.

Look after yourself and I will catch you later on.

see ya ms spock

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Date: 12/06/2008 06:49:10
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18127
Subject: re: June chat

Morning Pepe

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Date: 12/06/2008 07:04:25
From: veg gardener
ID: 18128
Subject: re: June chat

moring all, that sleep done me good when to bed early got up late up 6:30 which i am aloud to get up.

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Date: 12/06/2008 07:06:51
From: pepe
ID: 18129
Subject: re: June chat

morning hopper and VG.
i slept between 9pm – 5am – so not too bad.

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Date: 12/06/2008 07:08:24
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18130
Subject: re: June chat

Morning Veg—more rain on the way

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Date: 12/06/2008 07:08:29
From: veg gardener
ID: 18131
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


morning hopper and VG.
i slept between 9pm – 5am – so not too bad.

thats not bad when i said goodnight i think i go a sleep at 8:30 i left about 8 woke up at 6:30am thats good for me this headcold is still here with me.

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Date: 12/06/2008 07:08:56
From: veg gardener
ID: 18132
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Morning Veg—more rain on the way

it’s raining here now, we have had a few fine days as well.

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Date: 12/06/2008 07:10:11
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18133
Subject: re: June chat

Yes been good to have those 2 days fine

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Date: 12/06/2008 07:11:25
From: pepe
ID: 18135
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


pepe said:

morning hopper and VG.
i slept between 9pm – 5am – so not too bad.

thats not bad when i said goodnight i think i go a sleep at 8:30 i left about 8 woke up at 6:30am thats good for me this headcold is still here with me.

you’ve got a cold as well? must be the season. although i think schools breed viruses – my wifes a teacher – that how i came to have my flu.

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Date: 12/06/2008 07:15:44
From: pepe
ID: 18136
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Yes been good to have those 2 days fine

the sun is most welcome here as well. as is the rain.
i’ve relocated the chooks so have managed to get my little potting shed back. its the warmest place in winter and i might be able to get some winter tomatoes if i upgrade it a bit.

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Date: 12/06/2008 07:19:57
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18137
Subject: re: June chat

We haven’t had a lot of sun here although it hasn’t been cold—but they say it will get to about 16 on the weekend—thats cold for here

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Date: 12/06/2008 07:25:15
From: pepe
ID: 18138
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


We haven’t had a lot of sun here although it hasn’t been cold—but they say it will get to about 16 on the weekend—thats cold for here

a 16 degree max is cold for here as well. the biggest danger to vege gardening here at present is slow growth when winter really sets in. and we’re about to cop five cold fronts in a row. could be real winter soon. its cold here when the max is 13 and the min 5.

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Date: 12/06/2008 07:35:55
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18139
Subject: re: June chat

Morning all awake ..I took youngest girl to the train station and talked to her about car pooling, miss princess would have none of that ! might get smelly people lol. But I added that I can’t keep taking her , there are bus’s to the station and that didn’t go down well either, she would have to get up even earlier !!( said she with a shocked look ) Welcome to adulthood kid , it will get worse lol.

yes the real cold’s about to start, severe local frost forcast for sunday morning.

Pepe hows those tomatoes going , are you going to leave them in the hothouse ?

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Date: 12/06/2008 07:40:55
From: pepe
ID: 18140
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Morning all awake ..I took youngest girl to the train station and talked to her about car pooling, miss princess would have none of that ! might get smelly people lol. But I added that I can’t keep taking her , there are bus’s to the station and that didn’t go down well either, she would have to get up even earlier !!( said she with a shocked look ) Welcome to adulthood kid , it will get worse lol. yes the real cold’s about to start, severe local frost forcast for sunday morning. Pepe hows those tomatoes going , are you going to leave them in the hothouse ?

morning HP.
my little potting shed is about 1.7×3.6m but needs new polycarb on the north wall in place of the recycled fibreglass thats there. if i did that i could grow my winter toms inside. they are already 4 foot high.

yes its hard weening the kids off reliance on their parents. car pooling is a great idea – you have to find a suitable pooling partner though.

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Date: 12/06/2008 07:55:01
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18141
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


Happy Potter said:

Morning all awake ..I took youngest girl to the train station and talked to her about car pooling, miss princess would have none of that ! might get smelly people lol. But I added that I can’t keep taking her , there are bus’s to the station and that didn’t go down well either, she would have to get up even earlier !!( said she with a shocked look ) Welcome to adulthood kid , it will get worse lol. yes the real cold’s about to start, severe local frost forcast for sunday morning. Pepe hows those tomatoes going , are you going to leave them in the hothouse ?

morning HP.
my little potting shed is about 1.7×3.6m but needs new polycarb on the north wall in place of the recycled fibreglass thats there. if i did that i could grow my winter toms inside. they are already 4 foot high.

yes its hard weening the kids off reliance on their parents. car pooling is a great idea – you have to find a suitable pooling partner though.

are you on any freecycle groups Pepe ? I often see such materials given away.

I can gently steer the princess toward’s car pooling , I pointed out the overloaded car park and how many car’s on the freeway’s have one person in them, appealing to her enviromental side. More gentle prodding needed.

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Date: 12/06/2008 08:27:13
From: pepe
ID: 18142
Subject: re: June chat

are you on any freecycle groups Pepe ? I often see such materials given away.
I can gently steer the princess toward’s car pooling , I pointed out the overloaded car park and how many car’s on the freeway’s have one person in them, appealing to her enviromental side. More gentle prodding needed.
———
whats freecycle?
the cost of 3 new sheets is not prohibitive. its cold out there this morning. i might insulate the ceiling as well and make myself a warm spot for winter gardening.

kids are very environmentally aware and appealing to their altruistic mentality is usually successful – keep prodding LOL.

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Date: 12/06/2008 08:27:57
From: cackles
ID: 18143
Subject: re: June chat

Good morning all :)

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Date: 12/06/2008 08:30:42
From: pepe
ID: 18144
Subject: re: June chat

cackles said:


Good morning all :)

morning cackles – join the early birds – is it frigid up your way today?

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Date: 12/06/2008 08:31:06
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18145
Subject: re: June chat

Morning Cackles—raining hee again now

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Date: 12/06/2008 08:34:06
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18146
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


are you on any freecycle groups Pepe ? I often see such materials given away.
I can gently steer the princess toward’s car pooling , I pointed out the overloaded car park and how many car’s on the freeway’s have one person in them, appealing to her enviromental side. More gentle prodding needed.
———
whats freecycle?
the cost of 3 new sheets is not prohibitive. its cold out there this morning. i might insulate the ceiling as well and make myself a warm spot for winter gardening.

kids are very environmentally aware and appealing to their altruistic mentality is usually successful – keep prodding LOL.

Freecycle group’s, via yahoo email group’s , is a recycling initiative by people listing stuff they no longer want, thus keeping it from landfill. I have listed heap’s and cleared out half a shed.. and gained some lovely gardening book’s from a lady nearby.
After you have made offers you can place wanted ad’s too. I set up a seperate email account to cope with the email’s.

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Date: 12/06/2008 08:34:28
From: cackles
ID: 18147
Subject: re: June chat

No – a lovely morning here – couldn’t tell temp but can look! I had intended to sleep in as still awake at 2 am – but ducks chanting and I needed to attend to a few things.

Car has wood shavings all through it from carrying 7 ducks on ute passenger seat at weekend – and straw etc in back for one thing…

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Date: 12/06/2008 08:38:19
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18148
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


pepe said:

are you on any freecycle groups Pepe ? I often see such materials given away.
I can gently steer the princess toward’s car pooling , I pointed out the overloaded car park and how many car’s on the freeway’s have one person in them, appealing to her enviromental side. More gentle prodding needed.
———
whats freecycle?
the cost of 3 new sheets is not prohibitive. its cold out there this morning. i might insulate the ceiling as well and make myself a warm spot for winter gardening.

kids are very environmentally aware and appealing to their altruistic mentality is usually successful – keep prodding LOL.

Freecycle group’s, via yahoo email group’s , is a recycling initiative by people listing stuff they no longer want, thus keeping it from landfill. I have listed heap’s and cleared out half a shed.. and gained some lovely gardening book’s from a lady nearby.
After you have made offers you can place wanted ad’s too. I set up a seperate email account to cope with the email’s.

Oh forgot to add , you would need to join a group in your area. My area’s one is quite busy, but great to see thing’s recycled.

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Date: 12/06/2008 08:38:22
From: cackles
ID: 18149
Subject: re: June chat

Morning Pepe, Grassy and HP :)

Gold Coast/Tweed Heads
Forecast for Thursday
Mostly fine, just the chance of a shower or two during the morning. Light winds,
shifting light to moderate NE in the afternoon.

Precis: Mostly fine Max 24
UV Alert: 10:40 am to 12:50 pm, UV Index predicted to reach 3

Friday Afternoon shower or two or light rain. Max 25
Saturday Fine, cooler and windy. Max 20
Sunday Fine. Max 21

They tend to not state the minimum – I think about 12 to 14 c lately…from
http://www.bom.gov.au/cgi-bin/wrap_fwo.pl?IDQ10090.html

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Date: 12/06/2008 08:41:32
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18150
Subject: re: June chat

Morn Cackles :)

I hate it that they don’t state the minimum temp, in winter it’s cold, period, so it’s only the night temp and frost’s that I’m interested in.

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Date: 12/06/2008 08:42:51
From: cackles
ID: 18151
Subject: re: June chat

lol

http://www.freecycle.org.au/

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Date: 12/06/2008 08:44:51
From: pepe
ID: 18152
Subject: re: June chat

Oh forgot to add , you would need to join a group in your area. My area’s one is quite busy, but great to see thing’s recycled.
—-
sounds good – but i’ve got my own demolition and waste materials which i have been recycling for the past 3 years. i need specific greenhouse polycarb if its going to work as a hothouse. i’ve got a ton of leftover plasterboard and villaboard if i install a ceiling. so at this stage i’m tidying up rather than accumulating more.

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Date: 12/06/2008 08:45:02
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18153
Subject: re: June chat

Right, I am ‘garden ready’ with old work clothes and glove’s on, spade and fork clean..I have a dwarf fruit tree bed to plant out. The prep work is done and the ground soft so it won’t take me long. Could I call it a mini orchard ? lol
BBL

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Date: 12/06/2008 10:28:20
From: bluegreen
ID: 18155
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Morning Veg—more rain on the way

hey grassy! send it down our way! :D

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Date: 12/06/2008 10:35:47
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18156
Subject: re: June chat

Hi Blue yes I wish I could send it to you we have had enough—

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Date: 12/06/2008 10:42:02
From: bluegreen
ID: 18157
Subject: re: June chat

although the soil here is now staying damp on the surface with the cooler weather, we still need some good falls to soak into the subsoil and to top up our reservoirs.

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Date: 12/06/2008 10:45:03
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18158
Subject: re: June chat

Yes I have friends down your way and they tell me of the rain they have had—so very little—we have had rain all summer and almost all this year too except for May that was quite dry

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Date: 12/06/2008 11:07:39
From: bluegreen
ID: 18159
Subject: re: June chat

NZ drivers use blow-up dolls to beat traffic rules

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Date: 12/06/2008 11:13:49
From: bluegreen
ID: 18160
Subject: re: June chat

Use poo, farmers urged

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Date: 12/06/2008 11:14:01
From: orchid40
ID: 18161
Subject: re: June chat

Morning All,
Bright and breezy here – and cold . :)

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Date: 12/06/2008 11:22:00
From: bluegreen
ID: 18162
Subject: re: June chat

hey o40 :)

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Date: 12/06/2008 11:25:05
From: orchid40
ID: 18163
Subject: re: June chat

Hi BG :)

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Date: 12/06/2008 11:43:52
From: bluegreen
ID: 18164
Subject: re: June chat

how’s things?

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Date: 12/06/2008 11:45:18
From: orchid40
ID: 18165
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


how’s things?

The same at the moment thanks BG, both of us waiting for MRI results :(
At least we both Feel OK, so that’s good. :)

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Date: 12/06/2008 11:47:14
From: bluegreen
ID: 18166
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


bluegreen said:

how’s things?

The same at the moment thanks BG, both of us waiting for MRI results :(
At least we both Feel OK, so that’s good. :)

yep, as long as you are not getting worse it is good news. Hope things get sorted quickly for you.

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Date: 12/06/2008 11:48:53
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18167
Subject: re: June chat

HAve you been ill Blue—saw that you had had an MRI ?

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Date: 12/06/2008 11:50:38
From: bluegreen
ID: 18168
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


HAve you been ill Blue—saw that you had had an MRI ?

not me, orchid40

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Date: 12/06/2008 11:55:09
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18169
Subject: re: June chat

Whats wrong hope nothing to serious

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Date: 12/06/2008 12:07:42
From: orchid40
ID: 18170
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Whats wrong hope nothing to serious

Hi Grassy,
Mr O40 has a mysterious speech problem and I have eye problems.
Thanks for asking :)

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Date: 12/06/2008 12:12:58
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18171
Subject: re: June chat

No worries I do hope you get the results soon and they aren’t serious—

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Date: 12/06/2008 12:24:06
From: orchid40
ID: 18173
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


No worries I do hope you get the results soon and they aren’t serious—

:)

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Date: 12/06/2008 12:26:59
From: bluegreen
ID: 18174
Subject: re: June chat

must be a few people sick atm. Tried to make an appointment at the doctor tomorrow but couldn’t get one until Wednesday! Lots of people with colds and flu this time of year methinks…

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Date: 12/06/2008 12:33:41
From: orchid40
ID: 18175
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


must be a few people sick atm. Tried to make an appointment at the doctor tomorrow but couldn’t get one until Wednesday! Lots of people with colds and flu this time of year methinks…

Yes I’m sure there are. I’ve just changed my doctor because the waiting time to see her for non-urgent appts was 2 weeks. The new one is almost always same day or next. Mr O40’s been with him for 2 yrs so I know he’s fine.

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Date: 12/06/2008 16:32:46
From: veg gardener
ID: 18176
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


veg gardener said:

pepe said:

morning hopper and VG.
i slept between 9pm – 5am – so not too bad.

thats not bad when i said goodnight i think i go a sleep at 8:30 i left about 8 woke up at 6:30am thats good for me this headcold is still here with me.

you’ve got a cold as well? must be the season. although i think schools breed viruses – my wifes a teacher – that how i came to have my flu.

yeah, school does breed it, what year does she teach?

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Date: 12/06/2008 16:42:21
From: bubba louie
ID: 18177
Subject: re: June chat

cackles said:


Morning Pepe, Grassy and HP :)

Gold Coast/Tweed Heads
Forecast for Thursday
Mostly fine, just the chance of a shower or two during the morning. Light winds,
shifting light to moderate NE in the afternoon.

Precis: Mostly fine Max 24
UV Alert: 10:40 am to 12:50 pm, UV Index predicted to reach 3

Friday Afternoon shower or two or light rain. Max 25
Saturday Fine, cooler and windy. Max 20
Sunday Fine. Max 21

They tend to not state the minimum – I think about 12 to 14 c lately…from
http://www.bom.gov.au/cgi-bin/wrap_fwo.pl?IDQ10090.html

On the news they said the weekend minimums would be down to single digits.

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Date: 12/06/2008 16:52:35
From: veg gardener
ID: 18178
Subject: re: June chat

Forecast for Friday
Maitland and Cessnock: A few showers. Windy Min: 10 Max: 19

Forecast for Saturday
Scattered showers near the coast and in the northeast, fine remainder. Light to moderate south to southeast winds inland, but fresh to strong gusty southerly winds on the coast.

Newcastle: Windy. Few showers. Min: 7 Max: 17

Forecast for Sunday
Isolated showers, tending scattered near the coast. Gusty southerly winds.

Newcastle: Few showers. Min: 10 Max: 18

Forecast for Monday
Scattered showers. Southwest to southeast winds.

Newcastle: A few showers. Min: 12 Max: 19

that’s me till Monday.

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Date: 12/06/2008 17:20:57
From: pepe
ID: 18179
Subject: re: June chat

yeah, school does breed it, what year does she teach?
————————————————
primary school mixed years 4/5/6
so how did you feel at school with your cold?

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Date: 12/06/2008 17:46:47
From: veg gardener
ID: 18180
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


yeah, school does breed it, what year does she teach?
————————————————
primary school mixed years 4/5/6
so how did you feel at school with your cold?

i have had it since my exams i am feeling a lot better now.

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Date: 12/06/2008 18:09:29
From: bluegreen
ID: 18181
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


pepe said:

yeah, school does breed it, what year does she teach?
————————————————
primary school mixed years 4/5/6
so how did you feel at school with your cold?

i have had it since my exams i am feeling a lot better now.

maybe the stress….

glad you’re getting better though :)

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Date: 12/06/2008 18:13:54
From: pepe
ID: 18182
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


pepe said:

yeah, school does breed it, what year does she teach?
————————————————
primary school mixed years 4/5/6
so how did you feel at school with your cold?

i have had it since my exams i am feeling a lot better now.

good –
my ears are ringing, nose running etc – so i stayed inside.

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Date: 12/06/2008 18:30:15
From: The Estate
ID: 18183
Subject: re: June chat

WooHoo it is raining here

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Date: 12/06/2008 18:39:20
From: orchid40
ID: 18184
Subject: re: June chat

Evening All,
Some good news – Mr O40’s MRI results are good, thank Heavens :) He’s hoping to be discharged tomorrow. His speech problem has diminished in the last 2 days, so hopefully they’ll let him go!
I haven’t had my result yet.

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Date: 12/06/2008 19:04:35
From: veg gardener
ID: 18185
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Evening All,
Some good news – Mr O40’s MRI results are good, thank Heavens :) He’s hoping to be discharged tomorrow. His speech problem has diminished in the last 2 days, so hopefully they’ll let him go!
I haven’t had my result yet.

that would be good if he got let out tomorrow.

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Date: 12/06/2008 19:08:44
From: bluegreen
ID: 18186
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Evening All,
Some good news – Mr O40’s MRI results are good, thank Heavens :) He’s hoping to be discharged tomorrow. His speech problem has diminished in the last 2 days, so hopefully they’ll let him go!
I haven’t had my result yet.

but they still don’t know what caused it?

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Date: 12/06/2008 19:29:20
From: Yeehah
ID: 18190
Subject: re: June chat

Evening!

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Date: 12/06/2008 19:30:15
From: veg gardener
ID: 18191
Subject: re: June chat

hello yeehah.

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Date: 12/06/2008 19:32:45
From: Yeehah
ID: 18192
Subject: re: June chat

Won’t be here long tonight VG, promised myself an early night so I’m not so doughy in the morning.

What are your plans for the weekend?

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Date: 12/06/2008 19:33:44
From: veg gardener
ID: 18193
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


Won’t be here long tonight VG, promised myself an early night so I’m not so doughy in the morning.

What are your plans for the weekend?

not sure yet, havent even planed that. ill most probly see if the lawn needs mowing, work in the veggie garden, play this computer.

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Date: 12/06/2008 19:36:25
From: bluegreen
ID: 18194
Subject: re: June chat

hello all

waves

browsing around different forums atm.

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Date: 12/06/2008 19:37:18
From: veg gardener
ID: 18195
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


hello all

waves

browsing around different forums atm.

hello bg

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Date: 12/06/2008 19:37:58
From: Yeehah
ID: 18196
Subject: re: June chat

Hmm. Sometimes a veg-out weekend is good. I did that last weekend. This Saturday we’re going to Armidale (99km away) because there’s a new motorbike being launched and Mr Y feels the need to be there :P

The payoff is that he gets to entertain the kids for a couple of hours while I do some stress-free shopping. I love wandering around shops on my own, but he and the kids get bored. Gotta think of something for them to do. Might check the cinema, hmm.

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Date: 12/06/2008 19:39:48
From: veg gardener
ID: 18197
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


Hmm. Sometimes a veg-out weekend is good. I did that last weekend. This Saturday we’re going to Armidale (99km away) because there’s a new motorbike being launched and Mr Y feels the need to be there :P

The payoff is that he gets to entertain the kids for a couple of hours while I do some stress-free shopping. I love wandering around shops on my own, but he and the kids get bored. Gotta think of something for them to do. Might check the cinema, hmm.

u think armidale is a nice place last time me mum and dad went there on holidays when we went in Nsw then to QLd then back to nsw down ur way. me and dad had a round of golf there it was good. the shops where big. nice place to stay. one reason that was they had broadband :) and Foxtel.

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Date: 12/06/2008 19:49:18
From: Yeehah
ID: 18198
Subject: re: June chat

Glen Innes has very limited shopping. Apart from little boutique-y shops, there’s a Country Target for shopping. And a Big W catalogue in my mailbox has lots of specials, so I’ll just swan about scanning shelves and price tags. The days that I go with two things on my shopping list are the days I find unexpected bargains, so here’s hoping.

I’m checking out some Freecycle sites atm, having followed a link that someone posted here earlier. Can’t find anything within a couple of hundred kms though. Cést la vie.

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Date: 12/06/2008 19:50:43
From: veg gardener
ID: 18199
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


Glen Innes has very limited shopping. Apart from little boutique-y shops, there’s a Country Target for shopping. And a Big W catalogue in my mailbox has lots of specials, so I’ll just swan about scanning shelves and price tags. The days that I go with two things on my shopping list are the days I find unexpected bargains, so here’s hoping.

I’m checking out some Freecycle sites atm, having followed a link that someone posted here earlier. Can’t find anything within a couple of hundred kms though. Cést la vie.

yeah i have been to Glen Innes before, they have a park on the right hand side and left side if your coming from Queensland away is that correct?

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Date: 12/06/2008 19:59:47
From: Yeehah
ID: 18200
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:

yeah i have been to Glen Innes before, they have a park on the right hand side and left side if your coming from Queensland away is that correct?

Sounds about right.

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Date: 12/06/2008 20:00:49
From: veg gardener
ID: 18201
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


veg gardener said:

yeah i have been to Glen Innes before, they have a park on the right hand side and left side if your coming from Queensland away is that correct?

Sounds about right.

yep. we stoped there for a cuppa, if i have met you early i could have called in.

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Date: 12/06/2008 20:06:03
From: bluegreen
ID: 18202
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:

This Saturday we’re going to Armidale (99km away) because there’s a new motorbike being launched and Mr Y feels the need to be there :P

what bike?

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Date: 12/06/2008 20:13:39
From: Yeehah
ID: 18203
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Yeehah said:
This Saturday we’re going to Armidale (99km away) because there’s a new motorbike being launched and Mr Y feels the need to be there :P

what bike?

http://www.imz-ural.com.au/

Russian. Mr Y wants to sell his Landrover and buy one of these, but apparently he doesn’t quite have enough $$.

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Date: 12/06/2008 20:18:26
From: Yeehah
ID: 18204
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


bluegreen said:

Yeehah said:
This Saturday we’re going to Armidale (99km away) because there’s a new motorbike being launched and Mr Y feels the need to be there :P

what bike?

http://www.imz-ural.com.au/

Russian. Mr Y wants to sell his Landrover and buy one of these, but apparently he doesn’t quite have enough $$.

“Invites have been sent and we have a large number of guests attending including motorsports commentator, Will Hagon and the First Secretary to the Russian Ambassador, Artyom Kozhin.”

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Date: 13/06/2008 06:49:42
From: veg gardener
ID: 18211
Subject: re: June chat

moring all, i have been on here for a while, seems really quite are we losing members as well?

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Date: 13/06/2008 06:52:14
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18212
Subject: re: June chat

I have been here Veg just didn’t see any one around

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Date: 13/06/2008 06:54:00
From: veg gardener
ID: 18213
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


I have been here Veg just didn’t see any one around

o ok may be next time ill just say hello and see who replies to my hello.

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Date: 13/06/2008 06:56:04
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18214
Subject: re: June chat

I am mostly here very early unless I have visitors and I maybe on and off

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Date: 13/06/2008 06:58:05
From: veg gardener
ID: 18215
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


I am mostly here very early unless I have visitors and I maybe on and off

ok then, i get on in the morning when i wake up for school early. if people are using my internet cord i don’t come on usually dad uses it for his laptop.

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Date: 13/06/2008 06:59:54
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18216
Subject: re: June chat

Going to be a wet and windy cold weekend Veg

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Date: 13/06/2008 07:01:44
From: veg gardener
ID: 18217
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Going to be a wet and windy cold weekend Veg

yes it is, it was raining here before. Gardening Australia expo in sydeny in august (last weekend i think) Uncle Pete’s last show. Guess who wants to go and meet him and the hike is ment to be on in August.

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Date: 13/06/2008 07:03:35
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18218
Subject: re: June chat

No I have no want to go and meet him—and a trip to Sydney is very low on my list—glad I am out of there

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Date: 13/06/2008 07:04:28
From: veg gardener
ID: 18219
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


No I have no want to go and meet him—and a trip to Sydney is very low on my list—glad I am out of there

yeah, if we go it will be via train. easiest way down there and back.

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Date: 13/06/2008 07:07:20
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18221
Subject: re: June chat

Hate trains last time I caught one was 1989—-rather do the car thing—but I won’t be going to Sydney—

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Date: 13/06/2008 07:43:36
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18222
Subject: re: June chat

Morning !
I got my fruit tree planted out yesterday , almost finished now, just need’s mulch now. And overnight 4.6 ml of rain watered it all in , what fab timing :D
There’s space for 2 dwarf cherry tree’s still to come yet, apparently the mini tree’s are comming out too small, growing to less than one meter tall , so I’m waiting on a multiple , black white and red cherries on one tree, to be released, and I’m rapt to see that I still have room for several more of the little tree’s so I’ll be looking at what other dwarf fruit’s are available. I have peach, nectarine and several columnar apple tree’s, not to mention the dwarf lemon and lime tree’s in the same bed. I know there are some mini exotic fruit tree’s so I will go have a gander later. A mini orchard right under my kitchen window :D
Whilst I’m waiting on the cherry tree , there’s a lovely area for a crop of spud’s next to a north facing wall.

Oh and Lucky’s garlic that I had to quickly rescue and replant have recovered and growing well :)

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Date: 13/06/2008 08:37:33
From: pepe
ID: 18223
Subject: re: June chat

good morning
9mm of rain overnight – mostly in a single heavy shower.
The rain was needed for the barley crop (green manure) that I just planted.
I’m picking pak choy, mini lettuce and english spinach from the winter garden and brocolli heads just forming now. In fact every seed and seedling i planted has been successful this autumn – which is a long way from the miserable success rates of a drought year.

those mini fruit trees are a new idea for me HP. it will be terrific picking your own cherries. you’re being really persistent after that late night drama – good onya.

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Date: 13/06/2008 08:40:03
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18224
Subject: re: June chat

Morning Pepe and HP—going to rain here again very soon—

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Date: 13/06/2008 08:54:49
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18226
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


good morning
9mm of rain overnight – mostly in a single heavy shower.
The rain was needed for the barley crop (green manure) that I just planted.
I’m picking pak choy, mini lettuce and english spinach from the winter garden and brocolli heads just forming now. In fact every seed and seedling i planted has been successful this autumn – which is a long way from the miserable success rates of a drought year.

those mini fruit trees are a new idea for me HP. it will be terrific picking your own cherries. you’re being really persistent after that late night drama – good onya.

I hope you get great stuff from the seedlings Pepe. Sound’s all good :)

I need a plum tree I think, and apricot. There’s also nut tree’s now in dwarf form! These size tree’s are ideal for me , same size fruit and quantities, but not the drama’s of having to climb ladder’s to prune as I age and —being accident prone,, not good to climb anything lol.

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Date: 13/06/2008 08:55:49
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18227
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Morning Pepe and HP—going to rain here again very soon—

Hi Grassy, nice drop of rain last night here but the amount you get just isn’t fair lol. Well your garden will be lush :D

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Date: 13/06/2008 09:11:02
From: pepe
ID: 18229
Subject: re: June chat

I need a plum tree I think, and apricot. There’s also nut tree’s now in dwarf form! These size tree’s are ideal for me , same size fruit and quantities, but not the drama’s of having to climb ladder’s to prune as I age and—being accident prone,, not good to climb anything lol.
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i intend to keep my fruit trees pruned low because anything above (say) two metres tends to be bird food. Even with the current lemon crop we all picked the ones between waist and shoulder height first.

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Date: 13/06/2008 09:11:22
From: pepe
ID: 18230
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Morning Pepe and HP—going to rain here again very soon—

morning GH – you guys get a lot of rain but it seems that you need it.

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Date: 13/06/2008 09:12:40
From: bluegreen
ID: 18231
Subject: re: June chat

morning folks, 11mm according to my rain gauge last night, thanks grassy ;)

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Date: 13/06/2008 09:14:47
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18232
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


I need a plum tree I think, and apricot. There’s also nut tree’s now in dwarf form! These size tree’s are ideal for me , same size fruit and quantities, but not the drama’s of having to climb ladder’s to prune as I age and—being accident prone,, not good to climb anything lol.
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i intend to keep my fruit trees pruned low because anything above (say) two metres tends to be bird food. Even with the current lemon crop we all picked the ones between waist and shoulder height first.

Yes my lisbon lemon has fruit out of my reach already, it’s a case of shake the tree and hope they don’t knock me out when they fall lol…
I love what is being done now with many of the fruit tree’s and nut’s in dwarf form, good for small garden’s and easy to treat if there’s a problem ect. And for older people. It’s a ‘have your cake and eat it too’ thing :D

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Date: 13/06/2008 09:26:00
From: pepe
ID: 18233
Subject: re: June chat

Yes my lisbon lemon has fruit out of my reach already, it’s a case of shake the tree and hope they don’t knock me out when they fall lol…
I love what is being done now with many of the fruit tree’s and nut’s in dwarf form, good for small garden’s and easy to treat if there’s a problem ect. And for older people. It’s a ‘have your cake and eat it too’ thing :D
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my lisbon has heavily weighted branches that bend towards the ground with the weight of the fruit. i recall pete saying that you can tie or weigh down branches to get improved cropping.
My lemon is over eight foot high so – we are both going to have to prune the leading branches out of the centre of our lemon trees next spring i reckon.
Did you mention what sort of nut trees? i’m thinking – almond? walnut? pecan ?

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Date: 13/06/2008 09:41:23
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18234
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


Yes my lisbon lemon has fruit out of my reach already, it’s a case of shake the tree and hope they don’t knock me out when they fall lol…
I love what is being done now with many of the fruit tree’s and nut’s in dwarf form, good for small garden’s and easy to treat if there’s a problem ect. And for older people. It’s a ‘have your cake and eat it too’ thing :D
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my lisbon has heavily weighted branches that bend towards the ground with the weight of the fruit. i recall pete saying that you can tie or weigh down branches to get improved cropping.
My lemon is over eight foot high so – we are both going to have to prune the leading branches out of the centre of our lemon trees next spring i reckon.
Did you mention what sort of nut trees? i’m thinking – almond? walnut? pecan ?

Oh that’s a good idea , weight the branchs :)

I’m not sure what nut tree’s are available, I will have to get back to you on that. I would love a minature almond tree! And atm hubby is leaning over me doing something to Office on my PC..I’m gunna swat him in a minute !
BBL

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Date: 13/06/2008 09:53:11
From: pepe
ID: 18235
Subject: re: June chat

I’m not sure what nut tree’s are available, I will have to get back to you on that. I would love a minature almond tree! And atm hubby is leaning over me doing something to Office on my PC..I’m gunna swat him in a minute !
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LOL – i share a puter and lose control of it often as well
perhaps chestnut or pistachio ?some of them takes more than 3 years to produce.

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Date: 13/06/2008 09:59:04
From: bluegreen
ID: 18236
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:

And atm hubby is leaning over me doing something to Office on my PC..I’m gunna swat him in a minute !
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LOL – i share a puter and lose control of it often as well

we’ve solved that problem with a computer each and a wireless network. these days if we want to talk to each other we just email! (not really, but we could!)

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Date: 13/06/2008 10:16:29
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18238
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


pepe said:
And atm hubby is leaning over me doing something to Office on my PC..I’m gunna swat him in a minute !
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LOL – i share a puter and lose control of it often as well

we’ve solved that problem with a computer each and a wireless network. these days if we want to talk to each other we just email! (not really, but we could!)

We have 3 computers all networked and on wireless.. hubby and I and chat on MSN (out of teen’s earshot and eye’s ) on msn a meter apart lol. It was a problem with my MO and he needed to fix it right there and then, impinging on my gardening chat time lol. All fixed now :)
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Date: 13/06/2008 10:31:08
From: orchid40
ID: 18239
Subject: re: June chat

Morning All,
Wow, what a night ! The wind and rain were so loud I got very little sleep. made the doors and windows rattle! There was 20 mm in the guage but I hadn’t emptied it from the last rain, so we probably got about 11mm.
I’m waiting to see if Mr O40 will be discharged today.
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A mini orchard right under my kitchen window :D
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Oh that does sound lovely, HP :) Where do you get all these mini or dwarf fruit trees?

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Date: 13/06/2008 10:53:45
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18240
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:

Morning All,
Wow, what a night ! The wind and rain were so loud I got very little sleep. made the doors and windows rattle! There was 20 mm in the guage but I hadn’t emptied it from the last rain, so we probably got about 11mm.
I’m waiting to see if Mr O40 will be discharged today.
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A mini orchard right under my kitchen window :D
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Oh that does sound lovely, HP :) Where do you get all these mini or dwarf fruit trees?

Hey O40 , I get them from my local Grevillea Nursery , I can’t seem to find any mini nut tree’s on the ‘net. So I will call in and ask them later , going to the city in a little while and I have to pass that way.
We didn’t get a storm but a good amount of rain , I’d left container’s in place and they are half full :)

I hope Mr O4o is well , any clue’s as to what happened ?

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Date: 13/06/2008 11:04:15
From: orchid40
ID: 18242
Subject: re: June chat

I hope Mr O4o is well , any clue’s as to what happened ?

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No, we know what ‘s happening, but not why! He’s coming home today :D

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Date: 13/06/2008 11:47:03
From: Yeehah
ID: 18243
Subject: re: June chat



I’m not sure what nut tree’s are available, I will have to get back to you on that. I would love a minature almond tree!

perhaps chestnut or pistachio ?some of them takes more than 3 years to produce.

With all this talk about nut trees, you’ll need to take into account whether you need cross-pollinators and if you do, whether they are available in the same size. Almonds usually need a cross-pollinator, HP, and even if the trees say they are self-fertile, as a rule of thumb they will usually be far more productive with a cross-pollinator.

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Date: 13/06/2008 12:12:00
From: bubba louie
ID: 18244
Subject: re: June chat

Just back from stage 1 of my root canal. Not bad at all really, no need for a local because the nerve was dead, but my jaws sore from holding it open for so long.
But boy did it stink when he opened it up.
Next appointment is Monday week and if all goes well that’s the end.
Off for a bit of lunch and a lie down.
BBL.

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Date: 13/06/2008 12:12:08
From: drylander1
ID: 18245
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:




I’m not sure what nut tree’s are available, I will have to get back to you on that. I would love a minature almond tree!
perhaps chestnut or pistachio ?some of them takes more than 3 years to produce.

With all this talk about nut trees, you’ll need to take into account whether you need cross-pollinators and if you do, whether they are available in the same size. Almonds usually need a cross-pollinator, HP, and even if the trees say they are self-fertile, as a rule of thumb they will usually be far more productive with a cross-pollinator.

In urban areas cross pollination is not that much of a problem as some one hwill have a similar tree within a 1 km range.
Once out in rural areas then pollinators become more of a requirement.
As an example in our town our trees are crosspollinated by trees in the general vicinity and always bear well but out at the block we will need to ensure we have cross pollinators

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Date: 13/06/2008 12:23:13
From: drylander1
ID: 18246
Subject: re: June chat

and as its friday………

A very loud, unattractive, hard-faced woman
enters Kmart with her two scrubby looking
sons. She is dressed like a slob and continuously
screams obscenities at them as they are
misbehaving.

The door greeter says, “Good morning and
welcome to Kmart. Nice children you have there,
are they twins?”

The ugly woman stopped screaming long enough
to snarl, “Of course they’re not twins you idiot.
One is ten and the other is seven. Why the hell
would you think they could be twins – they don’t
even look alike. Do you really think they are twins?”

“Absolutely not”, replied the greeter, “But I just
couldn’t believe anyone would want to make love
to you twice”.

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Date: 13/06/2008 14:33:54
From: colliewa
ID: 18248
Subject: re: June chat

>to you twice”.

LOL.. I think we have all seen loud women that line would be perfect for!!

8^)

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Date: 13/06/2008 15:51:21
From: pepe
ID: 18249
Subject: re: June chat

With all this talk about nut trees, you’ll need to take into account whether you need cross-pollinators and if you do, whether they are available in the same size. Almonds usually need a cross-pollinator, HP, and even if the trees say they are self-fertile, as a rule of thumb they will usually be far more productive with a cross-pollinator.
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i don’t understand this cross-pollination.
whats doing the cross-pollination – bees or wind? is it another tree of the same type flowering at a different time or a different variety of the species that always flowers at a different time?

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Date: 13/06/2008 15:52:48
From: pepe
ID: 18250
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


I hope Mr O4o is well , any clue’s as to what happened ?

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No, we know what ‘s happening, but not why! He’s coming home today :D

good news – you’ll have to tie a yellow ribbon on the old oak tree.

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Date: 13/06/2008 15:54:38
From: pepe
ID: 18251
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


Just back from stage 1 of my root canal. Not bad at all really, no need for a local because the nerve was dead, but my jaws sore from holding it open for so long.
But boy did it stink when he opened it up. Next appointment is Monday week and if all goes well that’s the end. Off for a bit of lunch and a lie down. BBL.

thats good news – they have improved these dentists. its amazing that you can eat after that.

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Date: 13/06/2008 15:54:47
From: orchid40
ID: 18252
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


orchid40 said:

I hope Mr O4o is well , any clue’s as to what happened ?

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No, we know what ‘s happening, but not why! He’s coming home today :D

good news – you’ll have to tie a yellow ribbon on the old oak tree.


Nah – no oak trees here LOL I made a cake instead :)

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Date: 13/06/2008 15:56:37
From: pepe
ID: 18253
Subject: re: June chat

Nah – no oak trees here LOL I made a cake instead :)
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far more practical. lol

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Date: 13/06/2008 15:56:43
From: orchid40
ID: 18254
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


With all this talk about nut trees, you’ll need to take into account whether you need cross-pollinators and if you do, whether they are available in the same size. Almonds usually need a cross-pollinator, HP, and even if the trees say they are self-fertile, as a rule of thumb they will usually be far more productive with a cross-pollinator.
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i don’t understand this cross-pollination.
whats doing the cross-pollination – bees or wind? is it another tree of the same type flowering at a different time or a different variety of the species that always flowers at a different time?

I understand it to be two varieties of the same type that flower at the same time. Mind you, I’m only guessing! The pollen is exchanged with bees or by the wind.

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Date: 13/06/2008 16:03:16
From: pepe
ID: 18255
Subject: re: June chat

I understand it to be two varieties of the same type that flower at the same time. Mind you, I’m only guessing! The pollen is exchanged with bees or by the wind.
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i bet its more complicated.
my seven carobs include three female trees with flowers on them – but as yet no beans. so some trees are providing the male parts and others the female part. a clear explanation would be useful.

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Date: 13/06/2008 16:10:33
From: orchid40
ID: 18256
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


I understand it to be two varieties of the same type that flower at the same time. Mind you, I’m only guessing! The pollen is exchanged with bees or by the wind.
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i bet its more complicated.
my seven carobs include three female trees with flowers on them – but as yet no beans. so some trees are providing the male parts and others the female part. a clear explanation would be useful.

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Most fruit trees belong to the group that requires cross-pollination. These trees not only need pollen from another tree, but the tree must be of a different cultivar. Pollen from its own flowers or those of another tree of the same cultivar will not be able to successfully pollinate the female parts of the flowers, due to incompatible timing. You’ll need to do a little homework to find the right mix of cultivars. Extension bulletins and gardening books are good places to find suggested combinations.

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Date: 13/06/2008 16:13:34
From: orchid40
ID: 18257
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


pepe said:

I understand it to be two varieties of the same type that flower at the same time. Mind you, I’m only guessing! The pollen is exchanged with bees or by the wind.
———————————————————
i bet its more complicated.
my seven carobs include three female trees with flowers on them – but as yet no beans. so some trees are providing the male parts and others the female part. a clear explanation would be useful.

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Most fruit trees belong to the group that requires cross-pollination. These trees not only need pollen from another tree, but the tree must be of a different cultivar. Pollen from its own flowers or those of another tree of the same cultivar will not be able to successfully pollinate the female parts of the flowers, due to incompatible timing. You’ll need to do a little homework to find the right mix of cultivars. Extension bulletins and gardening books are good places to find suggested combinations.


Other species require cross-pollination, and can only set
fruit by fertilization from another cultivar. Cross-pollination
is the transfer of pollen from one cultivar to the flower of a
different cultivar. Though in many cases their flowers
have both male and female parts, the complex recogni-
tion factors in the flower prevent pollen from the same
plant or cultivar from fertilizing its own flowers. For
example, the pollen from one ëJonathaní apple tree will
not successfully fertilize flowers of another ëJonathaníIf your neighbors have a compatible cultivar, plant your
tree close enough to facilitate pollinator activity.
Another possibility is to graft a branch of a compatible
cultivar onto your tree. Although grafting is a rather
complicated technique, the following sources of informa-
tion will be helpful if you want to try this on your own.

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Date: 13/06/2008 16:54:12
From: pepe
ID: 18258
Subject: re: June chat

thanks orchid.
i read it with a snuffed up head,
it does seem you need to study it tree by tree,
a bit like pruning – real easy except for the exceptions.

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Date: 13/06/2008 17:05:04
From: orchid40
ID: 18259
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


thanks orchid.
i read it with a snuffed up head,
it does seem you need to study it tree by tree,
a bit like pruning – real easy except for the exceptions.

Yes, how’s your cold progressing Pepe? alive and kicking I expect :(
You’ve said it about being real easy except for the exceptions! A wise statement :)
Going to cook Shepherd’s pie with no shepherds. BBL

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Date: 13/06/2008 17:19:07
From: pepe
ID: 18260
Subject: re: June chat

Going to cook Shepherd’s pie with no shepherds. BBL
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mexican here – with no mexicans, bbl

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Date: 13/06/2008 17:20:23
From: orchid40
ID: 18261
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


Going to cook Shepherd’s pie with no shepherds. BBL
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mexican here – with no mexicans, bbl

LOL !!

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Date: 13/06/2008 17:24:51
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18262
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


pepe said:

Going to cook Shepherd’s pie with no shepherds. BBL
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mexican here – with no mexicans, bbl

LOL !!

LOL indeed,
mock fish here, with no fish hehehe

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Date: 13/06/2008 18:03:52
From: orchid40
ID: 18263
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


orchid40 said:

pepe said:

Going to cook Shepherd’s pie with no shepherds. BBL
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mexican here – with no mexicans, bbl

LOL !!

LOL indeed,
mock fish here, with no fish hehehe

Now that HAS got me puzzled !

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Date: 13/06/2008 18:20:34
From: bubba louie
ID: 18264
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


bubba louie said:

Just back from stage 1 of my root canal. Not bad at all really, no need for a local because the nerve was dead, but my jaws sore from holding it open for so long.
But boy did it stink when he opened it up. Next appointment is Monday week and if all goes well that’s the end. Off for a bit of lunch and a lie down. BBL.

thats good news – they have improved these dentists. its amazing that you can eat after that.

It’s a bit sore now but he did warn me it might be touchy for a while. That’s why they only put a temp dressing on first, to give it time to settle down and to make sure they got everything out.

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Date: 13/06/2008 18:21:26
From: bubba louie
ID: 18265
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


pepe said:

thanks orchid.
i read it with a snuffed up head,
it does seem you need to study it tree by tree,
a bit like pruning – real easy except for the exceptions.

Yes, how’s your cold progressing Pepe? alive and kicking I expect :(
You’ve said it about being real easy except for the exceptions! A wise statement :)
Going to cook Shepherd’s pie with no shepherds. BBL

I made soup in the slow cooker over night to allow for a sore mouth.

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Date: 13/06/2008 18:29:46
From: bluegreen
ID: 18266
Subject: re: June chat

hi folks, just watched the new Narnia movie with #2 daughter. Really enjoyed it.

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Date: 13/06/2008 18:59:51
From: orchid40
ID: 18267
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


hi folks, just watched the new Narnia movie with #2 daughter. Really enjoyed it.

Very good, BG. Do you recommend it to us?

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Date: 13/06/2008 19:01:20
From: orchid40
ID: 18268
Subject: re: June chat

I made soup in the slow cooker over night to allow for a sore mouth.

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Smart move, Bubba. Glad you didn’t have a painful time at the dentist.

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Date: 13/06/2008 19:02:01
From: orchid40
ID: 18269
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky seems to have disappeared again – anyone heard from her?

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Date: 13/06/2008 19:03:26
From: bluegreen
ID: 18270
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


bluegreen said:

hi folks, just watched the new Narnia movie with #2 daughter. Really enjoyed it.

Very good, BG. Do you recommend it to us?

yes. did you see the first one?

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Date: 13/06/2008 19:05:06
From: orchid40
ID: 18271
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


orchid40 said:

bluegreen said:

hi folks, just watched the new Narnia movie with #2 daughter. Really enjoyed it.

Very good, BG. Do you recommend it to us?

yes. did you see the first one?


No, I missed it .

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Date: 13/06/2008 19:08:19
From: bluegreen
ID: 18272
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


bluegreen said:

orchid40 said:

bluegreen said:

hi folks, just watched the new Narnia movie with #2 daughter. Really enjoyed it.

Very good, BG. Do you recommend it to us?

yes. did you see the first one?


No, I missed it .

not necessary to see it but it does introduce the main characters and this one refers to incidents in the first.

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Date: 13/06/2008 19:10:36
From: orchid40
ID: 18273
Subject: re: June chat

not necessary to see it but it does introduce the main characters and this one refers to incidents in the first.
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Ok, BG. If we go to the movies soon I’ll suggest it to Mr O40. Thanks.

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Date: 13/06/2008 19:17:23
From: bluegreen
ID: 18274
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


not necessary to see it but it does introduce the main characters and this one refers to incidents in the first.
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Ok, BG. If we go to the movies soon I’ll suggest it to Mr O40. Thanks.

you know about the books though?

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Date: 13/06/2008 19:18:22
From: orchid40
ID: 18275
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


orchid40 said:

not necessary to see it but it does introduce the main characters and this one refers to incidents in the first.
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Ok, BG. If we go to the movies soon I’ll suggest it to Mr O40. Thanks.

you know about the books though?


Yes, I’ve heard of them but haven’t read any.

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Date: 13/06/2008 19:28:04
From: ms spock
ID: 18279
Subject: re: June chat

Hello

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Date: 13/06/2008 19:31:17
From: orchid40
ID: 18281
Subject: re: June chat

Well there’s not many of us around lately on this forum. Maybe some are hibernating till Spring ????

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Date: 13/06/2008 20:04:10
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18288
Subject: re: June chat

evening gardener’s cook’s and sickies,

I haven’t heard from Lucky either, shall I ring ?

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Date: 13/06/2008 20:07:35
From: bubba louie
ID: 18290
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


evening gardener’s cook’s and sickies,

I haven’t heard from Lucky either, shall I ring ?

I haven’t caught up on most of the chat, is she missing in action?

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Date: 13/06/2008 20:11:47
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18292
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


Happy Potter said:

evening gardener’s cook’s and sickies,

I haven’t heard from Lucky either, shall I ring ?

I haven’t caught up on most of the chat, is she missing in action?

Ok I rang Lucky, she and the Elf are fine. There’s sale’s on and they have shopped ‘till they both dropped! You know what women are like when they see sale’s lol.
Lucky said she will be on tomorrow :)

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Date: 13/06/2008 20:13:02
From: orchid40
ID: 18294
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


bubba louie said:

Happy Potter said:

evening gardener’s cook’s and sickies,

I haven’t heard from Lucky either, shall I ring ?

I haven’t caught up on most of the chat, is she missing in action?

Ok I rang Lucky, she and the Elf are fine. There’s sale’s on and they have shopped ‘till they both dropped! You know what women are like when they see sale’s lol.
Lucky said she will be on tomorrow :)

Oh thanks, HP. It’s so unusual for her to disappear!

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Date: 13/06/2008 20:34:03
From: Lucky1
ID: 18322
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


bubba louie said:

Happy Potter said:

evening gardener’s cook’s and sickies,

I haven’t heard from Lucky either, shall I ring ?


I haven’t caught up on most of the chat, is she missing in action?

Ok I rang Lucky, she and the Elf are fine. There’s sale’s on and they have shopped ‘till they both dropped! You know what women are like when they see sale’s lol.
Lucky said she will be on tomorrow :)

Heard I was missed…..

Quick visit….

Been chasing the sales here…. first time ever and we had a ball. Never usually do sales…even post Chrissy sales.

Got ourselves a king size feather down quilt for the bed. Walked to the train station yesterday and got home at about 5 pm last night from the city. Replaced the 2 blankets that the Elf brought with him we we met. So last night we didn’t sleep cold….. and we didn’t need to tug for bedding:D

Mind you……..Cats then kept jumping and sliding on the quilt last night…new sound and feeling for them to be amused by.

Today was food shopping…car is now reg as well:D

Slower day tomorrow, so back to normal.

Not sure what the elf had for tea last night…I had cold egg & bacon pie (2 days old) from the fridge for my tea…… I was stuffed from all the fun yesterday.

Didn’t mean to worry you….just really tired…..going back to bed…….relaxing and being quiet…

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Date: 13/06/2008 21:17:13
From: veg gardener
ID: 18330
Subject: re: June chat

chatty bunch aren’t we!

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Date: 13/06/2008 21:30:41
From: orchid40
ID: 18332
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


chatty bunch aren’t we!

Hi Veg!

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Date: 13/06/2008 21:31:39
From: veg gardener
ID: 18333
Subject: re: June chat

hey o40

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Date: 13/06/2008 21:33:39
From: orchid40
ID: 18335
Subject: re: June chat

It’s bloomin cold down here, what’s it like up your end of the garden hose?

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Date: 13/06/2008 21:34:58
From: veg gardener
ID: 18336
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


It’s bloomin cold down here, what’s it like up your end of the garden hose?

cold as well.

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Date: 14/06/2008 10:02:20
From: veg gardener
ID: 18346
Subject: re: June chat

morning all.

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Date: 14/06/2008 10:06:48
From: ms spock
ID: 18349
Subject: re: June chat

Good Morning!

Good Morning!

Halley the Comet Party informs me he is hungry!

Though when tempted by a small bath in the bath he was delighted!

Very overcast and windy here but suddenly some sunshine!

I might get in half an hour of gardening!

woo hoos

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Date: 14/06/2008 10:08:51
From: ms spock
ID: 18350
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


morning all.

waves to veg gardener

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Date: 14/06/2008 10:09:39
From: veg gardener
ID: 18351
Subject: re: June chat

ms spock said:


veg gardener said:

morning all.

waves to veg gardener

waves back to Ms Spock
how are you today?

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Date: 14/06/2008 10:15:32
From: ms spock
ID: 18352
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


ms spock said:

veg gardener said:

morning all.

waves to veg gardener

waves back to Ms Spock
how are you today?

I am really good tonight veg gardener!

I looking forward to meeting some new forumites and seeing some others I have known for awhile.

It will be a nice night in Chinatown. 6pm meet under the big clock near country trains tonight. LOL

The parrots are flying about and engaging in parrot like activites.

Everyone is cheery this morning.

I slept really well and it is so good to wake up feeling refreshed!

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Date: 14/06/2008 10:20:31
From: veg gardener
ID: 18353
Subject: re: June chat

ms spock said:


veg gardener said:

ms spock said:

veg gardener said:

morning all.

waves to veg gardener

waves back to Ms Spock
how are you today?

I am really good tonight veg gardener!

I looking forward to meeting some new forumites and seeing some others I have known for awhile.

It will be a nice night in Chinatown. 6pm meet under the big clock near country trains tonight. LOL

The parrots are flying about and engaging in parrot like activites.

Everyone is cheery this morning.

I slept really well and it is so good to wake up feeling refreshed!

thats good.

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Date: 14/06/2008 10:24:44
From: ms spock
ID: 18354
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


ms spock said:

veg gardener said:

ms spock said:

veg gardener said:

morning all.

waves to veg gardener

waves back to Ms Spock
how are you today?

I am really good tonight veg gardener!

I looking forward to meeting some new forumites and seeing some others I have known for awhile.

It will be a nice night in Chinatown. 6pm meet under the big clock near country trains tonight. LOL

The parrots are flying about and engaging in parrot like activites.

Everyone is cheery this morning.

I slept really well and it is so good to wake up feeling refreshed!

thats good.

Oh yes!

Hey a friend has arrived.

See you later on!

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Date: 14/06/2008 11:16:16
From: veg gardener
ID: 18377
Subject: re: June chat

just finished spraying with on the driveway and around the garden beds with round up. pepe i wouldn’t mind a set up like urs at my place.

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Date: 14/06/2008 11:24:09
From: bluegreen
ID: 18378
Subject: re: June chat

hi Veg. I reckon you have a pretty good set up where you are :)

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Date: 14/06/2008 11:26:54
From: veg gardener
ID: 18379
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


hi Veg. I reckon you have a pretty good set up where you are :)

yeah, when the net poultry netting comes it will be good, some how then i can fence of the gardens near the compost system and let them in there and put a small hen house in there. the seed company i order my seeds from he said he is going to send me some free plants with my next order. some more wormwood as his bush has little plants coming off it.

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Date: 14/06/2008 11:32:16
From: ms spock
ID: 18381
Subject: re: June chat

Well kitchen is clean, bathroom is clean, vacuuming has been accomplished, washing on cycle, three loads of washing to sort, pruning completed, rug hanging outside, Fresh grass collected for parrots, now just a bit of tidying up to do.

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Date: 14/06/2008 11:37:36
From: bluegreen
ID: 18383
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


bluegreen said:

hi Veg. I reckon you have a pretty good set up where you are :)

yeah, when the net poultry netting comes it will be good, some how then i can fence of the gardens near the compost system and let them in there and put a small hen house in there. the seed company i order my seeds from he said he is going to send me some free plants with my next order. some more wormwood as his bush has little plants coming off it.

that’s nice of them :D

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Date: 14/06/2008 11:38:14
From: bluegreen
ID: 18384
Subject: re: June chat

ms spock said:

Well kitchen is clean, bathroom is clean, vacuuming has been accomplished, washing on cycle, three loads of washing to sort, pruning completed, rug hanging outside, Fresh grass collected for parrots, now just a bit of tidying up to do.

OMG!!! I’ve done barely anything compared to you!

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Date: 14/06/2008 12:04:41
From: orchid40
ID: 18385
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


ms spock said:

Well kitchen is clean, bathroom is clean, vacuuming has been accomplished, washing on cycle, three loads of washing to sort, pruning completed, rug hanging outside, Fresh grass collected for parrots, now just a bit of tidying up to do.

OMG!!! I’ve done barely anything compared to you!


I’ve only made the bed and emptied the dishwasher!

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Date: 14/06/2008 12:10:39
From: pepe
ID: 18387
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


bluegreen said:

hi Veg. I reckon you have a pretty good set up where you are :)

yeah, when the net poultry netting comes it will be good, some how then i can fence of the gardens near the compost system and let them in there and put a small hen house in there. the seed company i order my seeds from he said he is going to send me some free plants with my next order. some more wormwood as his bush has little plants coming off it.

those mobile (150sq.m) chook runs will be very interesting. if you move them you’ll have a weeded patch ready for planting.

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Date: 14/06/2008 13:43:25
From: Lucky1
ID: 18397
Subject: re: June chat

Gud-day Pepe and all other green lerkers:)

Overcast and cool and just plain FAB TAB here at the homestead.

Had to go to the Toyshop today…… not sure what got me more egg-cited the seasol and potash I bought or the fact we took the car and not a 3 hour walk;)

Elf picked up some stuff for the now “gym” room and we have agreed to get paint in a (yep you guessed it) light green colour…….

Just hope the asthma low fume paint comes in a lovely pale green colour.

I resisted a walk round the seedlings…….. Oh it wa shard though….LOL

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Date: 14/06/2008 14:02:12
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18412
Subject: re: June chat

Afternoon all—raining here again today—and quite cold too

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Date: 14/06/2008 14:03:31
From: Lucky1
ID: 18413
Subject: re: June chat

HI Grassy:)

Threatening to rain here.

In the last week we have had 12 mm of rain:D

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Date: 14/06/2008 14:05:36
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18417
Subject: re: June chat

We have had about 69 here this month so far—maybe a bit more with todays lot

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Date: 14/06/2008 14:11:10
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18421
Subject: re: June chat

We have had 972 mm up to now not counting today

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Date: 14/06/2008 15:39:43
From: pain master
ID: 18428
Subject: re: June chat

jeez its quiet

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Date: 14/06/2008 15:40:51
From: pain master
ID: 18429
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


We have had 972 mm up to now not counting today

for the year? That’s awesome! No sign of global warming there….

400mms ytd here.

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Date: 14/06/2008 15:44:21
From: Lucky1
ID: 18431
Subject: re: June chat

pain master said:


jeez its quiet

Yep…. either folks are busy in the garden or asleep….

waves to the native PM:)

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Date: 14/06/2008 15:46:11
From: bluegreen
ID: 18432
Subject: re: June chat

pain master said:


Grasshopper said:

We have had 972 mm up to now not counting today

for the year? That’s awesome! No sign of global warming there….

400mms ytd here.

170mm YTD here…

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Date: 14/06/2008 15:47:19
From: bluegreen
ID: 18433
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


pain master said:

jeez its quiet

Yep…. either folks are busy in the garden or asleep….

waves to the native PM:)

busy in the kitchen actually – making a mess! lol!

waves to PM & Lucky

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Date: 14/06/2008 15:48:26
From: Lucky1
ID: 18435
Subject: re: June chat

busy in the kitchen actually – making a mess! lol!

waves to PM & Lucky
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Really what kind of mess???;)

Waves back.

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Date: 14/06/2008 15:48:35
From: pain master
ID: 18436
Subject: re: June chat

pm waves a bushknife back

how’s the weather? It’s quite pleasant here today, not many clouds and the locals are burning the summer weeds back so it can be smoky at times, but rather pleasant… A rather cool 30C at the moment I would guess.

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Date: 14/06/2008 15:49:56
From: Lucky1
ID: 18437
Subject: re: June chat

Cold enough here for me to put the heater on to take the chill off the house.

Elf walked across the road to his first house auction. 1 bid and it was for about 220…….bank wants….300 for the house. Hence the house wasn’t sold.

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Date: 14/06/2008 15:49:58
From: pain master
ID: 18438
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Lucky1 said:

pain master said:

jeez its quiet

Yep…. either folks are busy in the garden or asleep….

waves to the native PM:)

busy in the kitchen actually – making a mess! lol!

waves to PM & Lucky

and what mess are you making bg?

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Date: 14/06/2008 15:50:59
From: bluegreen
ID: 18439
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


busy in the kitchen actually – making a mess! lol!

waves to PM & Lucky
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Really what kind of mess???;)

Waves back.

ummm, trying to be a cook type of mess :)

have a casserole in the oven and a Carrot and Zucchini Loaf. Not sure if the latter is going to turn out though, I’ve never made it before and the mix seemed a bit dry so I added more liquid than the recipe said…

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Date: 14/06/2008 15:51:49
From: bluegreen
ID: 18440
Subject: re: June chat

pain master said:


pm waves a bushknife back

how’s the weather? It’s quite pleasant here today, not many clouds and the locals are burning the summer weeds back so it can be smoky at times, but rather pleasant… A rather cool 30C at the moment I would guess.

the sun is shining underneath some rather black looking clouds. strange.

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Date: 14/06/2008 15:53:38
From: pain master
ID: 18442
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


Cold enough here for me to put the heater on to take the chill off the house.

Elf walked across the road to his first house auction. 1 bid and it was for about 220…….bank wants….300 for the house. Hence the house wasn’t sold.

Auction’s suck

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Date: 14/06/2008 15:54:43
From: pain master
ID: 18443
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


pain master said:

pm waves a bushknife back

how’s the weather? It’s quite pleasant here today, not many clouds and the locals are burning the summer weeds back so it can be smoky at times, but rather pleasant… A rather cool 30C at the moment I would guess.

the sun is shining underneath some rather black looking clouds. strange.

Cool and the Carrot and Zuchinni loaf may sweat a bit in the oven?

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Date: 14/06/2008 15:57:12
From: Lucky1
ID: 18445
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Lucky1 said:

busy in the kitchen actually – making a mess! lol!

waves to PM & Lucky
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Really what kind of mess???;)

Waves back.

ummm, trying to be a cook type of mess :)

have a casserole in the oven and a Carrot and Zucchini Loaf. Not sure if the latter is going to turn out though, I’ve never made it before and the mix seemed a bit dry so I added more liquid than the recipe said…

Sweet:D

Tonight we have a itty bitty lamb roast for tea…… hanging out for it too. Aiming for a 6 pm meal too:D

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Date: 14/06/2008 15:59:12
From: Lucky1
ID: 18447
Subject: re: June chat

pain master said:


Lucky1 said:

Cold enough here for me to put the heater on to take the chill off the house.

Elf walked across the road to his first house auction. 1 bid and it was for about 220…….bank wants….300 for the house. Hence the house wasn’t sold.

Auction’s suck


House is no where worth that amount…… 1 bathroom,,,, needs new floor coverings in every room:(

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Date: 14/06/2008 16:03:20
From: pain master
ID: 18454
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


bluegreen said:

Lucky1 said:

busy in the kitchen actually – making a mess! lol!

waves to PM & Lucky
——————————————————
Really what kind of mess???;)

Waves back.

ummm, trying to be a cook type of mess :)

have a casserole in the oven and a Carrot and Zucchini Loaf. Not sure if the latter is going to turn out though, I’ve never made it before and the mix seemed a bit dry so I added more liquid than the recipe said…

Sweet:D

Tonight we have a itty bitty lamb roast for tea…… hanging out for it too. Aiming for a 6 pm meal too:D

prawn risotto here, and I am getting hungry waiting…

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Date: 14/06/2008 16:04:48
From: Lucky1
ID: 18456
Subject: re: June chat

prawn risotto here, and I am getting hungry waiting…
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Local prawns I gather?????

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Date: 14/06/2008 16:08:10
From: Lucky1
ID: 18460
Subject: re: June chat

Chatting about stupidmarkets and such. I have noticed in the last few weeks…. the “Black & Gold” brand of generic foods are becoming dearer than the name brands. More so at our local IGA.

Has anyone else noticed this trend????? Feels strange buying cream and such and it being a name brand……not generic.

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Date: 14/06/2008 16:23:51
From: pain master
ID: 18462
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


prawn risotto here, and I am getting hungry waiting…
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Local prawns I gather?????

banana prawns tonight. Although the Tiger’s looked super in the Supermarket this morning ;)

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Date: 14/06/2008 16:25:44
From: pain master
ID: 18464
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


Chatting about stupidmarkets and such. I have noticed in the last few weeks…. the “Black & Gold” brand of generic foods are becoming dearer than the name brands. More so at our local IGA.

Has anyone else noticed this trend????? Feels strange buying cream and such and it being a name brand……not generic.

true up here, we get black and gold occasionally and their cheese is more expensive then Devondale or Coon.

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Date: 14/06/2008 16:35:52
From: Lucky1
ID: 18466
Subject: re: June chat

pain master said:


Lucky1 said:

Chatting about stupidmarkets and such. I have noticed in the last few weeks…. the “Black & Gold” brand of generic foods are becoming dearer than the name brands. More so at our local IGA.

Has anyone else noticed this trend????? Feels strange buying cream and such and it being a name brand……not generic.

true up here, we get black and gold occasionally and their cheese is more expensive then Devondale or Coon.

Way, way , way back when the dark force was not so dear…… the generics were actually developed to help out the low income people….thing is a lot of that generic stuff is pretty darn good.

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Date: 14/06/2008 16:38:52
From: pain master
ID: 18468
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


pain master said:

Lucky1 said:

Chatting about stupidmarkets and such. I have noticed in the last few weeks…. the “Black & Gold” brand of generic foods are becoming dearer than the name brands. More so at our local IGA.

Has anyone else noticed this trend????? Feels strange buying cream and such and it being a name brand……not generic.

true up here, we get black and gold occasionally and their cheese is more expensive then Devondale or Coon.

Way, way , way back when the dark force was not so dear…… the generics were actually developed to help out the low income people….thing is a lot of that generic stuff is pretty darn good.

it was meant that only the packaging was cheaper, and it was an excuse for the mainstream guys to palm off some 2nd rate gear….

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Date: 14/06/2008 17:22:49
From: orchid40
ID: 18475
Subject: re: June chat

Better late than never – Arvo guys…….

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Date: 14/06/2008 17:23:57
From: pepe
ID: 18478
Subject: re: June chat

Way, way , way back when the dark force was not so dear…… the generics were actually developed to help out the low income people….thing is a lot of that generic stuff is pretty darn good.
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the black and gold soda water and lemonade are practically unaerated but cheap. if you like bubbles buy schweppes.

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Date: 14/06/2008 17:27:53
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18482
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


Way, way , way back when the dark force was not so dear…… the generics were actually developed to help out the low income people….thing is a lot of that generic stuff is pretty darn good.
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the black and gold soda water and lemonade are practically unaerated but cheap. if you like bubbles buy schweppes.

This is what I do with a glut of lemon’s.

Half a dozen lemons, lots of sugar and water and a smidgin of food acid.

1.5kg (3 lbs) sugar
1 litre (2 pints) boiling water
1 tablespoon tartaric (or citric) acid
the juice and finely grated rind of 6 lemons

Method:
Mix all ingredients together and stir until the sugar is completely dissolved. Allow to stand until cool, then strain through a sieve and bottle.
This recipe makes a refreshing summer drink, using the syrup with chilled water, soda water or lemonade.

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Date: 14/06/2008 17:30:43
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18483
Subject: re: June chat

well I managed to make so rum balls.. and gnocci cabonara is about to be served :)
I still can’t be stuffed doing anything much that require’s brain cell use hehehe

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Date: 14/06/2008 17:31:40
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18484
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


well I managed to make so rum balls.. and gnocci cabonara is about to be served :)
I still can’t be stuffed doing anything much that require’s brain cell use hehehe

‘Some’ rum ball’s,even. heck I need a spell checker too.

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Date: 14/06/2008 17:33:31
From: bluegreen
ID: 18485
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


well I managed to make so rum balls.. and gnocci cabonara is about to be served :)
I still can’t be stuffed doing anything much that require’s brain cell use hehehe

well you’d be proud of me HP. I have made a beef casserole, a Carrot and Zucchini Loaf, a Baked Ricotta Tart, and some muffins :D

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Date: 14/06/2008 17:39:42
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18486
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Happy Potter said:

well I managed to make so rum balls.. and gnocci cabonara is about to be served :)
I still can’t be stuffed doing anything much that require’s brain cell use hehehe

well you’d be proud of me HP. I have made a beef casserole, a Carrot and Zucchini Loaf, a Baked Ricotta Tart, and some muffins :D

Oh cool BG :)
You have done very well! ….I’ll be over in a minute ok :)

Do you have the baked ricotta tart recipe on your pc ? I remember my mum making one similar but sweet with raisin’s in it.

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Date: 14/06/2008 17:42:36
From: bluegreen
ID: 18488
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:

Do you have the baked ricotta tart recipe on your pc ? I remember my mum making one similar but sweet with raisin’s in it.

I cheated, I used frozen pastry and couldn’t be bothered blind baking it either…

Baked ricotta tart

Ingredients (serves 8)
• 1 1/2 cups (225g) plain flour
• 125g butter, chilled 1
• 3 garlic cloves, unpeeled
• 500g full-fat ricotta
• 4 eggs
• 1/2 cup (125ml) thin cream
• 1/4 cup grated parmesan
• ¼ chilled water (freezer)
Method
1. Place the flour and butter in a food processor with a pinch of salt, and process until the mixture resembles fine breadcrumbs. Add 1/4 cup iced water and process until the mixture just comes together to form a smooth ball. Wrap in plastic wrap and refrigerate for 30 minutes.
2. Preheat the oven to 190°C. Lightly grease a 26cm, loose-bottomed tart pan.
3. Wrap the garlic in foil, place on a small tray in the oven and roast for 15 minutes, or until soft. Remove and allow to cool.
4. Roll the pastry out on a lightly floured board. Line the tart pan with the pastry and refrigerate for a further 15 minutes. Line the tart shell with baking paper and pastry weights or uncooked rice and blind bake for 10 minutes. Remove the paper and weights and cook for a further 5 minutes or until the pastry is lightly golden.
5. Squeeze the garlic out of its skin, place in a food processor with the ricotta, eggs, cream and parmesan, then blend until smooth. Pour into the tart shell and bake for 30 minutes or until the top is golden and the filling is just set. Serve warm.

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Date: 14/06/2008 17:44:49
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18489
Subject: re: June chat

Baked ricotta tart

Thanks BG, I will try that :D

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Date: 14/06/2008 17:47:24
From: bluegreen
ID: 18490
Subject: re: June chat

what is the purpose of blind baking?

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Date: 14/06/2008 17:49:29
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18491
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


what is the purpose of blind baking?

have you tried tart’s without first blind baking ? the case puff’s up to unreal and unusable proportions lol..

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Date: 14/06/2008 17:52:56
From: bluegreen
ID: 18492
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


bluegreen said:

what is the purpose of blind baking?

have you tried tart’s without first blind baking ? the case puff’s up to unreal and unusable proportions lol..

even with short crust pastry?

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Date: 14/06/2008 17:58:25
From: veg gardener
ID: 18493
Subject: re: June chat

Arvo all, the long job on the garden bed out the front is done its edge with timber, me and dad still think it looks crap.

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Date: 14/06/2008 17:58:48
From: veg gardener
ID: 18494
Subject: re: June chat

i am also up to the top now as well :)

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Date: 14/06/2008 17:59:32
From: bubba louie
ID: 18495
Subject: re: June chat

This is `my Mums sweet pastry recipe. I’ve no idea where it came from, it has always been handwritten in her old recipe book. It’s a lovely pastry but it has one big problem, it’s so brittle that I can never get a piece of pie out without breaking it.

4 oz shortening
1/2 cup icing sugar
1 cup plain flour
1 cup SR flour
Enough milk to bring it all together.

mix in the usual pasty method.

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Date: 14/06/2008 18:03:25
From: bluegreen
ID: 18496
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


This is `my Mums sweet pastry recipe. I’ve no idea where it came from, it has always been handwritten in her old recipe book. It’s a lovely pastry but it has one big problem, it’s so brittle that I can never get a piece of pie out without breaking it.

4 oz shortening
1/2 cup icing sugar
1 cup plain flour
1 cup SR flour
Enough milk to bring it all together.

mix in the usual pasty method.

my mum told me that the more shortening the nicer the pastry but also more crumbly.

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Date: 14/06/2008 18:04:50
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18497
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Happy Potter said:

bluegreen said:

what is the purpose of blind baking?

have you tried tart’s without first blind baking ? the case puff’s up to unreal and unusable proportions lol..

even with short crust pastry?

especially with shortcrust pastry !

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Date: 14/06/2008 18:04:53
From: bubba louie
ID: 18498
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


bubba louie said:

This is `my Mums sweet pastry recipe. I’ve no idea where it came from, it has always been handwritten in her old recipe book. It’s a lovely pastry but it has one big problem, it’s so brittle that I can never get a piece of pie out without breaking it.

4 oz shortening
1/2 cup icing sugar
1 cup plain flour
1 cup SR flour
Enough milk to bring it all together.

mix in the usual pasty method.

my mum told me that the more shortening the nicer the pastry but also more crumbly.

That’s true.

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Date: 14/06/2008 18:06:34
From: pepe
ID: 18500
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Arvo all, the long job on the garden bed out the front is done its edge with timber, me and dad still think it looks crap.

you worked hard all day – so whats the wrong? not level, not straight, wrong height?
is this the 10×1m bed?

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Date: 14/06/2008 18:07:57
From: bluegreen
ID: 18501
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


bluegreen said:

Happy Potter said:

bluegreen said:

what is the purpose of blind baking?

have you tried tart’s without first blind baking ? the case puff’s up to unreal and unusable proportions lol..

even with short crust pastry?

especially with shortcrust pastry !

so is my tart going to have really thick pastry? doesn’t the filling hold it down?

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Date: 14/06/2008 18:13:55
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18502
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Happy Potter said:

bluegreen said:

Happy Potter said:

bluegreen said:

what is the purpose of blind baking?

have you tried tart’s without first blind baking ? the case puff’s up to unreal and unusable proportions lol..

even with short crust pastry?

especially with shortcrust pastry !

so is my tart going to have really thick pastry? doesn’t the filling hold it down?

if you have blind baked it, yes it will hold it down , it will be fine . I have a big container of blind baking bag’s made with baking paper and rice, tied with string, for the pie’s and tart’s , big one’s and little, that I make.

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Date: 14/06/2008 18:15:57
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18503
Subject: re: June chat

doesn’t the filling hold it down?

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Opps forgot to add, the pasty will puff up so high that you have to break it to get it flat again and that wreck’s the whole thing, the filling wont hold it down.
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Date: 14/06/2008 18:16:31
From: orchid40
ID: 18504
Subject: re: June chat

We’re having Yesterday’s Shepherd’s pie and cauliflower cheese and peas :)

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Date: 14/06/2008 18:16:53
From: veg gardener
ID: 18505
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


veg gardener said:

Arvo all, the long job on the garden bed out the front is done its edge with timber, me and dad still think it looks crap.

you worked hard all day – so whats the wrong? not level, not straight, wrong height?
is this the 10×1m bed?


yeah its the big bed the timber isnt straight it has bent and all that.

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Date: 14/06/2008 18:18:34
From: bubba louie
ID: 18506
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Happy Potter said:

bluegreen said:

Happy Potter said:

bluegreen said:

what is the purpose of blind baking?

have you tried tart’s without first blind baking ? the case puff’s up to unreal and unusable proportions lol..

even with short crust pastry?

especially with shortcrust pastry !

so is my tart going to have really thick pastry? doesn’t the filling hold it down?

I haven’t made pastry for such a long time, and it was probably Mum’s recipe, but I often couldn’t bother with the baking blind and I don’t remember any disasters. Did you prick the base?

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Date: 14/06/2008 18:20:04
From: pepe
ID: 18507
Subject: re: June chat

yeah its the big bed the timber isnt straight it has bent and all that.
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so what are you going to do?
does the look of it matter ? – my edges look scrappy but they hold the soil.

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Date: 14/06/2008 18:20:52
From: bubba louie
ID: 18508
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


We’re having Yesterday’s Shepherd’s pie and cauliflower cheese and peas :)

Home made pizza here, but someone finished the salami and didn’t tell me. Much groaning from the men of the family re no salami, but I just told them life’s tough and times are hard.

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Date: 14/06/2008 18:21:30
From: veg gardener
ID: 18509
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


yeah its the big bed the timber isnt straight it has bent and all that.
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so what are you going to do?
does the look of it matter ? – my edges look scrappy but they hold the soil.

we are going to do nothing spend 1 hour with a crow bar and strapes and pegs trying to bend it into shape. its also out the front.

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Date: 14/06/2008 18:24:56
From: pepe
ID: 18510
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


orchid40 said:

We’re having Yesterday’s Shepherd’s pie and cauliflower cheese and peas :)

Home made pizza here, but someone finished the salami and didn’t tell me. Much groaning from the men of the family re no salami, but I just told them life’s tough and times are hard.

Avgolemono here – guess who’s cooking?

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Date: 14/06/2008 18:27:18
From: pepe
ID: 18511
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


pepe said:

yeah its the big bed the timber isnt straight it has bent and all that.
——————————————————
so what are you going to do?
does the look of it matter ? – my edges look scrappy but they hold the soil.

we are going to do nothing spend 1 hour with a crow bar and strapes and pegs trying to bend it into shape. its also out the front.

ah well – focus on the plants and grow them to spill over the edges.

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Date: 14/06/2008 18:27:51
From: bubba louie
ID: 18512
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


bubba louie said:

orchid40 said:

We’re having Yesterday’s Shepherd’s pie and cauliflower cheese and peas :)

Home made pizza here, but someone finished the salami and didn’t tell me. Much groaning from the men of the family re no salami, but I just told them life’s tough and times are hard.

Avgolemono here – guess who’s cooking?

Ooohh I’ve never tasted it but I used to work with a Greek guy who said it was his fav meal.

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Date: 14/06/2008 18:28:38
From: veg gardener
ID: 18513
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


veg gardener said:

pepe said:

yeah its the big bed the timber isnt straight it has bent and all that.
——————————————————
so what are you going to do?
does the look of it matter ? – my edges look scrappy but they hold the soil.

we are going to do nothing spend 1 hour with a crow bar and strapes and pegs trying to bend it into shape. its also out the front.

ah well – focus on the plants and grow them to spill over the edges.

yeah. its all going to be just veggies and herbs in that garden bed.

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Date: 14/06/2008 18:31:19
From: pepe
ID: 18515
Subject: re: June chat

Ooohh I’ve never tasted it but I used to work with a Greek guy who said it was his fav meal.
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the cook used too much lemon last time and has taken advice from a greek guy to cut back to a single lemon. we will see how it goes.

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Date: 14/06/2008 18:31:59
From: bluegreen
ID: 18516
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:

I haven’t made pastry for such a long time, and it was probably Mum’s recipe, but I often couldn’t bother with the baking blind and I don’t remember any disasters. Did you prick the base?

no I didn’t prick it either, but it seems alright. I’ll let you know when I cut it :)

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Date: 14/06/2008 18:33:05
From: bluegreen
ID: 18517
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


orchid40 said:

We’re having Yesterday’s Shepherd’s pie and cauliflower cheese and peas :)

Home made pizza here, but someone finished the salami and didn’t tell me. Much groaning from the men of the family re no salami, but I just told them life’s tough and times are hard.

too true, bubba. If they eat all the salami, then what have they got to groan about?

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Date: 14/06/2008 18:35:48
From: bubba louie
ID: 18518
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


bubba louie said:

orchid40 said:

We’re having Yesterday’s Shepherd’s pie and cauliflower cheese and peas :)

Home made pizza here, but someone finished the salami and didn’t tell me. Much groaning from the men of the family re no salami, but I just told them life’s tough and times are hard.

too true, bubba. If they eat all the salami, then what have they got to groan about?

It seems Mr Not Me ate it. LOL

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Date: 14/06/2008 18:45:54
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18519
Subject: re: June chat

I haven’t made pastry for such a long time, and it was probably Mum’s recipe, but I often couldn’t bother with the baking blind and I don’t remember any disasters. Did you prick the base?

No I don’t prick the base. I have had lot’s of disaster’s with pastry, but only when I mix my own and following every step right too. I tried not blind baking but it puff’s up so high you can’t get the filling into the case.. tried not cooking the case and got soggy uncooked pastry. Freezer section flat pastry work’s fine for me :)

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Date: 14/06/2008 18:49:26
From: bubba louie
ID: 18520
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


I haven’t made pastry for such a long time, and it was probably Mum’s recipe, but I often couldn’t bother with the baking blind and I don’t remember any disasters. Did you prick the base?

No I don’t prick the base. I have had lot’s of disaster’s with pastry, but only when I mix my own and following every step right too. I tried not blind baking but it puff’s up so high you can’t get the filling into the case.. tried not cooking the case and got soggy uncooked pastry. Freezer section flat pastry work’s fine for me :)

Pastry isn’t really my thing either.

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Date: 14/06/2008 18:59:03
From: veg gardener
ID: 18521
Subject: re: June chat

back now next weeks Gardening Australia Esposide will be a good on it has stuff about composting on it.

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Date: 14/06/2008 18:59:13
From: bluegreen
ID: 18522
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


Happy Potter said:

I haven’t made pastry for such a long time, and it was probably Mum’s recipe, but I often couldn’t bother with the baking blind and I don’t remember any disasters. Did you prick the base?

No I don’t prick the base. I have had lot’s of disaster’s with pastry, but only when I mix my own and following every step right too. I tried not blind baking but it puff’s up so high you can’t get the filling into the case.. tried not cooking the case and got soggy uncooked pastry. Freezer section flat pastry work’s fine for me :)

Pastry isn’t really my thing either.

ahhh, we have talking at cross purposes. When I said I didn’t blind bake it, I meant I didn’t pre-cook the pastry. If I pre-cooked it without filling, then I would expect to “blind bake” it by putting rice or beans or something in it to keep it down. But I just put the filling in the uncooked pastry. This meant that the pastry was not crisp on the bottom, but that didn’t bother me. But then it was only frozen stuff.

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Date: 14/06/2008 19:27:46
From: The Estate
ID: 18523
Subject: re: June chat

evenings, any one want a headache for all the wrong reasons :(

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Date: 14/06/2008 19:31:16
From: bluegreen
ID: 18524
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


evenings, any one want a headache for all the wrong reasons :(

no thanks Thee.

(((HUGS))) for you though.

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Date: 14/06/2008 19:36:26
From: veg gardener
ID: 18525
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


evenings, any one want a headache for all the wrong reasons :(

more Hugs for thee.

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Date: 14/06/2008 20:03:12
From: veg gardener
ID: 18526
Subject: re: June chat

anyone here?

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Date: 14/06/2008 21:20:32
From: The Estate
ID: 18527
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


anyone here?

Nopes nite all

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Date: 14/06/2008 21:46:38
From: veg gardener
ID: 18530
Subject: re: June chat

hello collie

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Date: 14/06/2008 22:25:18
From: colliewa
ID: 18533
Subject: re: June chat

Hi Veg… I made it to the top!

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Date: 14/06/2008 22:42:16
From: Lucky1
ID: 18535
Subject: re: June chat

My Nanna used to make a lovely puff pastry herself. Used lard in it and man it was yummo……. I cheat…use puff pastry squares:D

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Date: 14/06/2008 22:43:30
From: Lucky1
ID: 18536
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


We’re having Yesterday’s Shepherd’s pie and cauliflower cheese and peas :)

Our lamb roast was so yummy. We have enough left over for a meal of cold meat and salads for lunch in a day or so’s time.

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Date: 14/06/2008 22:46:08
From: Lucky1
ID: 18537
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


evenings, any one want a headache for all the wrong reasons :(

I had a headache too this arvo……. just been so busy doing things, now the car has rego on the window. We went 2.5 months with it not having rego. Sure is fast when we use the car…..LOL.

Have to go for a walk tomorrow though…..don’t want to get out of the habit. Went for a small walk this arvo…

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Date: 14/06/2008 23:33:03
From: pain master
ID: 18538
Subject: re: June chat

Night anyone…

I went for a walk this morning… Nice one it was, will go again tomorrow.

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Date: 15/06/2008 08:24:29
From: Longy
ID: 18541
Subject: re: June chat

G’day Sunday.

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Date: 15/06/2008 09:02:56
From: pepe
ID: 18542
Subject: re: June chat

g’day longy
whats happening?

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Date: 15/06/2008 09:46:39
From: cackles
ID: 18544
Subject: re: June chat

Good Morning all! Sorry haven’t caught up on posts for a couple of days. Nice and sunny here but a sneaky little breeze finds me moving my portable potting possie around a bit – and spreading the mess along with me… lol as the wind direction and sun moves

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Date: 15/06/2008 09:54:47
From: cackles
ID: 18545
Subject: re: June chat

Morning Longy and pepe – and anyone else around this Sunday morning who hasn’t spoken up yet :)

I will start a new thread later on waterfowl and gardening – 7 of my ducks and I spent last weekend at Caboolture – attended and helped out at the Waterfowl section of Caboolture Annual Show, staying with ny sister and also set up her vegie garden on Sunday.This is a link to some pics i took on Sat :

http://forum.backyardpoultry.com/viewtopic.php?t=7959602

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Date: 15/06/2008 09:57:02
From: colliewa
ID: 18546
Subject: re: June chat

Morning all. We have a good front coming through today.. I’m trying to through a chest infection which makes you feel like you are going to cough up a lung to get rid of fluid.. So staying warm and dry is the order of the day.

You South Aussies better batter down the hatches as this front is heading your way……

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Date: 15/06/2008 10:02:08
From: The Estate
ID: 18548
Subject: re: June chat

Morning all, ah a loazy Sunday morning, where is everyone LOL still in bed ?

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Date: 15/06/2008 10:02:49
From: veg gardener
ID: 18549
Subject: re: June chat

morning all

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Date: 15/06/2008 10:06:28
From: The Estate
ID: 18550
Subject: re: June chat

morning veggie, what are your plans today

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Date: 15/06/2008 10:07:41
From: colliewa
ID: 18551
Subject: re: June chat

Try again…

You South Aussies better batter down the hatches as this front is heading your way……

and if that didn’t work look here

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Date: 15/06/2008 10:12:07
From: veg gardener
ID: 18552
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


morning veggie, what are your plans today

to do some gardening you?

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Date: 15/06/2008 10:58:41
From: veg gardener
ID: 18554
Subject: re: June chat

i wish this had the thing when you log into your account on another pc that all the ones that you have read stayed read and the ones you havent read stay unread as i am always chaning computers.

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Date: 15/06/2008 10:59:41
From: orchid40
ID: 18555
Subject: re: June chat

Morning All

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Date: 15/06/2008 11:02:00
From: veg gardener
ID: 18556
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Morning All

morning o40

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Date: 15/06/2008 11:04:03
From: orchid40
ID: 18557
Subject: re: June chat

I’m off to do some tidying in the garden – leaves and willow twigs mostly. BBL

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Date: 15/06/2008 11:07:13
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18558
Subject: re: June chat

morning O40, Veg and other’s :)

I’ve been up since early and cooking up a storm, including these little ricotta cheese puff’s full of my spinach parsley and spring onion’s…last seen in a big bowl running down the hall in hubby’s arms. I managed to get some back.. this stuff is for a bander’s meet , and I’m experimenting with different food’s that we band buddy’s can eat.
The closed (read locked) picnic basket is full and time to sit for a cuppa :D

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Date: 15/06/2008 11:09:06
From: veg gardener
ID: 18559
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


morning O40, Veg and other’s :)

I’ve been up since early and cooking up a storm, including these little ricotta cheese puff’s full of my spinach parsley and spring onion’s…last seen in a big bowl running down the hall in hubby’s arms. I managed to get some back.. this stuff is for a bander’s meet , and I’m experimenting with different food’s that we band buddy’s can eat.
The closed (read locked) picnic basket is full and time to sit for a cuppa :D

morning hp looks like you have been busy so far.

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Date: 15/06/2008 11:10:04
From: pepe
ID: 18560
Subject: re: June chat

ah the forum’s awake.
i loved the advice on grapevine pruning on GA last night. very timely as i am about to do just that.

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Date: 15/06/2008 11:10:50
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18561
Subject: re: June chat

morning hp looks like you have been busy so far.

I have indeed Veg.
I will rest later :)

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Date: 15/06/2008 11:11:24
From: veg gardener
ID: 18563
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


ah the forum’s awake.
i loved the advice on grapevine pruning on GA last night. very timely as i am about to do just that.

i likes the grape vine pruning as well, gets wats on next week.

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Date: 15/06/2008 11:16:05
From: pepe
ID: 18564
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


pepe said:

ah the forum’s awake.
i loved the advice on grapevine pruning on GA last night. very timely as i am about to do just that.

i likes the grape vine pruning as well, gets wats on next week.

i don’t have to guess – composting – you said it sometime.
i’m very pleased with my compost as well. everyone has got to do it their own way. my ‘hot’ compost is built as the material becomes available rather than all in one day.

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Date: 15/06/2008 11:19:26
From: veg gardener
ID: 18565
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


veg gardener said:

pepe said:

ah the forum’s awake.
i loved the advice on grapevine pruning on GA last night. very timely as i am about to do just that.

i likes the grape vine pruning as well, gets wats on next week.

i don’t have to guess – composting – you said it sometime.
i’m very pleased with my compost as well. everyone has got to do it their own way. my ‘hot’ compost is built as the material becomes available rather than all in one day.

yeah, thats going to be a problem for me, as i most probly will try and fill it all at once, i may not have the material there and then. i have a plan ill clean out the chook pen, weed the garden trim what trees needs triming and clean up a bit of tthe stable, pick up some horse poo and then its done. and some weeds off the dam.

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Date: 15/06/2008 11:24:19
From: pepe
ID: 18567
Subject: re: June chat

yeah, thats going to be a problem for me, as i most probly will try and fill it all at once, i may not have the material there and then. i have a plan ill clean out the chook pen, weed the garden trim what trees needs triming and clean up a bit of tthe stable, pick up some horse poo and then its done. and some weeds off the dam.
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that will do it. although now is the time because summer is so busy. i’ll stockpile some cheap (old) peastraw bales and have a pile of manure sitting close by. so far one heap is ready and a second is on the way here.

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Date: 15/06/2008 11:35:27
From: pepe
ID: 18569
Subject: re: June chat

morning HP – you’re becoming an all day cooker. sounds great.
- our Greek egg and lemon soup was delicious last night.

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Date: 15/06/2008 13:06:14
From: bluegreen
ID: 18578
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


Morning all, ah a loazy Sunday morning, where is everyone LOL still in bed ?

been to church then lunch – just got back.

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Date: 15/06/2008 16:38:44
From: orchid40
ID: 18602
Subject: re: June chat

Arvo all,
I’ve had fun in the garden today. I weeded all the vegies and the hedge bed, cut back all the herbs that had gone rampant, gave the citrus trees a mulch of horse manure and raked up lots of willow twigs. The soil is very damp and easy to work with and the day is cool and still. I’m in for a cuppa and a rest, enough done today. :)

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Date: 15/06/2008 16:40:19
From: veg gardener
ID: 18603
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Arvo all,
I’ve had fun in the garden today. I weeded all the vegies and the hedge bed, cut back all the herbs that had gone rampant, gave the citrus trees a mulch of horse manure and raked up lots of willow twigs. The soil is very damp and easy to work with and the day is cool and still. I’m in for a cuppa and a rest, enough done today. :)

welldone i havent dont much today as it has been raining most of the day.

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Date: 15/06/2008 16:54:10
From: bluegreen
ID: 18605
Subject: re: June chat

I’ve cut down some prunings from when I attacked the privet yesterday, and filled the green waste bin. That’s about all the gardening I’ve done. One of my hyacinths in my barrow is emerging, with flower already open! Must be in a hurry! lol!

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Date: 15/06/2008 17:09:10
From: pepe
ID: 18607
Subject: re: June chat

The soil is very damp and easy to work with and the day is cool and still. I’m in for a cuppa and a rest, enough done today. :)
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the soil is so much nicer here after rain, and digging the sweet potatoes showed me the worms are returning. those sweet potatoes bury themselves quite deeply – which might explain why they survive the dry conditions here.

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Date: 15/06/2008 17:14:09
From: orchid40
ID: 18609
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


The soil is very damp and easy to work with and the day is cool and still. I’m in for a cuppa and a rest, enough done today. :)
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the soil is so much nicer here after rain, and digging the sweet potatoes showed me the worms are returning. those sweet potatoes bury themselves quite deeply – which might explain why they survive the dry conditions here.

I’ve never grown sweet potatoes. I’m going to grow my spuds in 60lt garbage bins with holes drilled in the bottom. I haven’t got space for them anywhere in the ground and it looks like a good plan. I may have already said this on another occasion
If so, please excuse – a senior’s moment!

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Date: 15/06/2008 17:16:45
From: bubba louie
ID: 18610
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


pepe said:

The soil is very damp and easy to work with and the day is cool and still. I’m in for a cuppa and a rest, enough done today. :)
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the soil is so much nicer here after rain, and digging the sweet potatoes showed me the worms are returning. those sweet potatoes bury themselves quite deeply – which might explain why they survive the dry conditions here.

I’ve never grown sweet potatoes. I’m going to grow my spuds in 60lt garbage bins with holes drilled in the bottom. I haven’t got space for them anywhere in the ground and it looks like a good plan. I may have already said this on another occasion
If so, please excuse – a senior’s moment!

That just reminded me. The Super Dog would help dig sweet potatoes with a bit of encouragement. LOL

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Date: 15/06/2008 17:19:48
From: orchid40
ID: 18611
Subject: re: June chat

That just reminded me. The Super Dog would help dig sweet potatoes with a bit of encouragement. LOL

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LOL!!

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Date: 15/06/2008 17:21:18
From: orchid40
ID: 18612
Subject: re: June chat

I’m doing stir-fry for tea tonight, so I’m off to start chopping things up. BBL

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Date: 15/06/2008 17:34:49
From: bubba louie
ID: 18614
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


That just reminded me. The Super Dog would help dig sweet potatoes with a bit of encouragement. LOL

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LOL!!

I can’t print his name because this was a long time ago and a then common name for a black dog would now be very politically incorrect. ;)

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Date: 15/06/2008 17:38:54
From: colliewa
ID: 18615
Subject: re: June chat

>common name for a black dog would now be very politically incorrect. ;)

But you named him after his favourite cheese, right?

;

8^)

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Date: 15/06/2008 17:41:27
From: bubba louie
ID: 18616
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


>common name for a black dog would now be very politically incorrect. ;)

But you named him after his favourite cheese, right?

;

8^)

Sorry I don’t get that one. Either you have different cheeses or I’m having a grey moment. LOL

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Date: 15/06/2008 17:42:33
From: bubba louie
ID: 18617
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


colliewa said:

>common name for a black dog would now be very politically incorrect. ;)

But you named him after his favourite cheese, right?

;

8^)

Sorry I don’t get that one. Either you have different cheeses or I’m having a grey moment. LOL

Oh hang on, I get it, but that wasn’t his name. Think more American.

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Date: 15/06/2008 17:45:10
From: bubba louie
ID: 18618
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


bubba louie said:

colliewa said:

>common name for a black dog would now be very politically incorrect. ;)

But you named him after his favourite cheese, right?

;

8^)

Sorry I don’t get that one. Either you have different cheeses or I’m having a grey moment. LOL

Oh hang on, I get it, but that wasn’t his name. Think more American.

Oh bugga it, his name was nigger, I as good as told people anyway. It was a sign of the times and not something that would be acceptable now, I hope.

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Date: 15/06/2008 17:47:04
From: bubba louie
ID: 18619
Subject: re: June chat

i think I’m becoming a bit over wrought here. Wish the bloody dentist had an after hours number. MrBL’s gone out for some stronger pain killers.

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Date: 15/06/2008 17:47:51
From: colliewa
ID: 18620
Subject: re: June chat

Oh bugga it, his name was nigger, I as good as told people anyway. It was a sign of the times and not something that would be acceptable now, I hope.

=

Yep I guessed. I hate political correctness.

Long live Toowoomba Sports Ground’s “E.S. Nigger Brown Stand”.

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Date: 15/06/2008 17:49:20
From: bubba louie
ID: 18621
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


Oh bugga it, his name was nigger, I as good as told people anyway. It was a sign of the times and not something that would be acceptable now, I hope.

=

Yep I guessed. I hate political correctness.

Long live Toowoomba Sports Ground’s “E.S. Nigger Brown Stand”.

LOL

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Date: 15/06/2008 17:49:32
From: colliewa
ID: 18622
Subject: re: June chat

Putting a clove over the gum where it hurts may take the edge off it. Works for me.

I’m on a cleaning blitz, better get back into it. BBL

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Date: 15/06/2008 18:09:25
From: pepe
ID: 18623
Subject: re: June chat

chewing cloves does help a bit.
i had a weekend tooth ache in Darwin once – you have my sympathy although strong painkillers are more useful than cloves or sympathy -get better.

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Date: 15/06/2008 18:20:53
From: bluegreen
ID: 18627
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:

I can’t print his name because this was a long time ago and a then common name for a black dog would now be very politically incorrect. ;)

ooooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!

:D

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Date: 15/06/2008 18:28:08
From: bubba louie
ID: 18634
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


chewing cloves does help a bit.
i had a weekend tooth ache in Darwin once – you have my sympathy although strong painkillers are more useful than cloves or sympathy -get better.

I doubt cloves would work in this case, the trouble is inside and under the tooth. The new pain killers are helping.

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Date: 15/06/2008 19:21:09
From: orchid40
ID: 18635
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


pepe said:

chewing cloves does help a bit.
i had a weekend tooth ache in Darwin once – you have my sympathy although strong painkillers are more useful than cloves or sympathy -get better.

I doubt cloves would work in this case, the trouble is inside and under the tooth. The new pain killers are helping.


(((Hugs for Bubba)))

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Date: 15/06/2008 19:59:48
From: ms spock
ID: 18638
Subject: re: June chat

Hello

Good Evening…

I am just popping in briefly on my way to bed.

Very tired.

Had a big and great weekend.

I hope you all did too.

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Date: 15/06/2008 20:15:17
From: ms spock
ID: 18639
Subject: re: June chat

Okay Good night All

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Date: 15/06/2008 21:59:47
From: bluegreen
ID: 18645
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


pepe said:

chewing cloves does help a bit.
i had a weekend tooth ache in Darwin once – you have my sympathy although strong painkillers are more useful than cloves or sympathy -get better.

I doubt cloves would work in this case, the trouble is inside and under the tooth. The new pain killers are helping.

I guess that means that the root canal hasn’t gone as well as they hoped…

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Date: 16/06/2008 04:58:48
From: veg gardener
ID: 18652
Subject: re: June chat

morning all. got a bit hungry so i came out to the computer.

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Date: 16/06/2008 05:29:54
From: veg gardener
ID: 18653
Subject: re: June chat

Anyone here?

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Date: 16/06/2008 06:11:38
From: veg gardener
ID: 18654
Subject: re: June chat

everyone must be asleep, hope you all have a great long sleep.

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Date: 16/06/2008 06:49:21
From: veg gardener
ID: 18656
Subject: re: June chat

back on now.

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Date: 16/06/2008 06:51:28
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18657
Subject: re: June chat

Hi Veg—another wet weekend and more rain on the way—

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Date: 16/06/2008 06:53:07
From: veg gardener
ID: 18658
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Hi Veg—another wet weekend and more rain on the way—

yes it is another wet day on the way its been raining for the past hour here.

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Date: 16/06/2008 06:57:43
From: cackles
ID: 18661
Subject: re: June chat

Good Morning! :)

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Date: 16/06/2008 07:01:14
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18662
Subject: re: June chat

Morning Cackles

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Date: 16/06/2008 07:01:29
From: veg gardener
ID: 18663
Subject: re: June chat

morning cackles times ticking away till i have to go.

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Date: 16/06/2008 07:07:37
From: veg gardener
ID: 18664
Subject: re: June chat

3 mins till i leave.

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Date: 16/06/2008 07:11:05
From: cackles
ID: 18666
Subject: re: June chat

How are you this morning, Grassy? Well I hope! :)

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Date: 16/06/2008 07:12:51
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18667
Subject: re: June chat

Not to bad thanks Cackles and you—still getting rain here—have had almost 1000mm this year

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Date: 16/06/2008 07:16:14
From: cackles
ID: 18668
Subject: re: June chat

oh – no rain here for a while. I was away last weekend and came home to wilted plants – but it is our dry season

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Date: 16/06/2008 07:19:07
From: cackles
ID: 18670
Subject: re: June chat

Lovely weather really – if you can avoid a sneaky little breeze sometimes. I like to be outside when it gets cool – yesterday actually dug out a beanie for after sundown. Otherwise during the day live in shorts and short sleeves still – and barefoot though feet are starting to get chilly now!

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Date: 16/06/2008 07:26:58
From: Longy
ID: 18671
Subject: re: June chat

Monday. Hmmph!

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Date: 16/06/2008 07:30:33
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18672
Subject: re: June chat

We have had nice weather as far as temps go—till this weekend and today—but it got a bit cold—about 17—will get a bit warmed later in the week—but had heaps of rain

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Date: 16/06/2008 07:34:15
From: Longy
ID: 18673
Subject: re: June chat

G’day Hopper, nice weather here too. I’ve got an early appointment today, so no play till i return.
I spent yesterday digging a shallow trench for about 30m down my culvert. Gonna concrete a narrow drain so it doesn’t get so soppin wet. So up to my knees in slop yesterday. Yay. Might do some ag drainage while i’m in the mood.
Did you ever get to Sandon river for a paddle?

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Date: 16/06/2008 07:34:27
From: cackles
ID: 18674
Subject: re: June chat

Mondayitis Longy? :P

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Date: 16/06/2008 07:43:49
From: Longy
ID: 18676
Subject: re: June chat

cackles said:


Mondayitis Longy? :P

Nah. It’s just traditional to dislike Monday. I really don’t care what day it is.
Mornin BTW!

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Date: 16/06/2008 07:44:39
From: Longy
ID: 18677
Subject: re: June chat

MMMM. Porridge banana and honey.

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Date: 16/06/2008 07:45:37
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18678
Subject: re: June chat

Did you ever get to Sandon river for a paddle?

No Longy last year the weather was very bad when I was there —but I guess I will one day

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Date: 16/06/2008 07:48:23
From: Longy
ID: 18679
Subject: re: June chat

I guess I will one day
+++++++++++++++
I was there a little while ago, gees it’s a nice spot. I actually went swimming with my keys in my pocket, lost them and found them at low tide. Bewdy.
We recently scored a tiny little caravan real cheap so we’re gonna try it out this week at Brooms Head. If all goes well i might head out to Sandon for a few day fishing soon:-)

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Date: 16/06/2008 07:51:48
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18680
Subject: re: June chat

Yes nice spot at Brooms gets quite windy though—good on you with the van they are fun

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Date: 16/06/2008 07:53:06
From: Longy
ID: 18681
Subject: re: June chat

Just looking at Weatherzone. What’s the fifference between the mean temp and the median temp. Mean is average right? What’s median?

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Date: 16/06/2008 07:53:58
From: Longy
ID: 18682
Subject: re: June chat

Yeah windy at the moment. Hopefully it’ll stay southerly and we’ll be protected. No matter anyway. Just wanna see what’s what.

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Date: 16/06/2008 07:57:53
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18683
Subject: re: June chat

Every time I have been at Brooms it has been very windy there—nice spot though

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Date: 16/06/2008 07:58:33
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18684
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Just looking at Weatherzone. What’s the fifference between the mean temp and the median temp. Mean is average right? What’s median?

Likewise I’m looking at ABC’s weather site and in ‘ latest capital city observation’s’ , for Vic, there’s the temperature then there’s ‘ APP’ temp , apparent temp? Not sure what that mean’s.
Morn all :)

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Date: 16/06/2008 08:02:53
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18685
Subject: re: June chat

apparent temp? Not sure what that mean’s.

I think you will find that it is what it feels like—ie may be say 10 but feels like 8—because of wind chill etc

Not sure of medi temp thoug Longy

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Date: 16/06/2008 08:10:18
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18686
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


apparent temp? Not sure what that mean’s.

I think you will find that it is what it feels like—ie may be say 10 but feels like 8—because of wind chill etc

Not sure of medi temp thoug Longy

Oh ok, yes it has to do with thermal stress and comfort level. It’s 3.4 C atm but the Apparent temp is -0.01

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Date: 16/06/2008 08:13:22
From: Longy
ID: 18687
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Every time I have been at Brooms it has been very windy there—nice spot though

Not always like that but the arvo sea breeze is pretty reliable in Summer. Winter it’s very variable.

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Date: 16/06/2008 08:14:06
From: Longy
ID: 18688
Subject: re: June chat

APP’ temp
+++++++++
Maybe approximate temp.
Median is the midpoint, Whatever that means.

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Date: 16/06/2008 08:15:18
From: Longy
ID: 18689
Subject: re: June chat

Oh ok, yes it has to do with thermal stress and comfort level. It’s 3.4 C atm but the Apparent temp is -0.01

+++++++++++
OK. Heard of that.
If i disappear, my keyboard is stuffing up. I think it’s the jack in the back of the puter. Great.
Coffee is on its way HP.

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Date: 16/06/2008 08:17:31
From: Longy
ID: 18690
Subject: re: June chat

Actually i might go splash some powerfeed around before my appointment at 09:00 am.
Have a corker ladies. (Don’t grow webbed feet Hopper.)

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Date: 16/06/2008 08:18:23
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18691
Subject: re: June chat

Yes my puter is a bit slow today again as well Longy any way have a good one

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Date: 16/06/2008 08:21:30
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18692
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Oh ok, yes it has to do with thermal stress and comfort level. It’s 3.4 C atm but the Apparent temp is -0.01

+++++++++++
OK. Heard of that.
If i disappear, my keyboard is stuffing up. I think it’s the jack in the back of the puter. Great.
Coffee is on its way HP.

Thank you Longy ! I’m looking forward’s to trying it :D

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Date: 16/06/2008 08:24:40
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18693
Subject: re: June chat

HI HP hows things with you

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Date: 16/06/2008 08:30:51
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18694
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


HI HP hows things with you

Good thank you Grassy , have a big dept of human services appt shortly re giant son and am getting ready to go.

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Date: 16/06/2008 08:32:31
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18695
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Grasshopper said:

HI HP hows things with you

Good thank you Grassy , have a big dept of human services appt shortly re giant son and am getting ready to go.

‘big ‘ appt meaning it will go for least 4 hour’s…and in the city….so need to have a decent brekky and dress warmly …their office’s are cold

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Date: 16/06/2008 08:38:54
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18697
Subject: re: June chat

All the best with that HP—

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Date: 16/06/2008 08:52:55
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18698
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


All the best with that HP—

Thank’s Grassy. We are off to do battle now, armour on ..
BBL

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Date: 16/06/2008 09:31:32
From: pepe
ID: 18700
Subject: re: June chat

morning grassy and others.
i went out the laundry door last night to find a white dove all curled up on the verandah. it seemed alright but wasn’t moving so i put it in a box and phoned the daughter who said i should let it wake up in the pigeon loft. so now its sitting in the loft, still, but with activity all around it.
i not sure what happens next. these events always have the feel of ‘an omen’ about them.

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Date: 16/06/2008 10:46:56
From: orchid40
ID: 18704
Subject: re: June chat

Morning All,
I’ve had a silly start to the day. I thought I had an appt at 11 this morning, and Mr O40 made one to see his GP this arvo. Turns out I read my calendar wrong and my appt was this arvo. As we can’t be in 2 places at once I’ve cancelled mine which wasn’t urgent anyway. I’m very worried about Mr O40, his speech still goes haywire from time to time, and one eye doesn’t open properly, and he’s having trouble moving food around in his mouth. He can’t “puff” his cheeks out now, which he could do last week when they asked him to in hospital,and can’t purse his lips. All typical Stroke symptoms, but it’s not that. I repeat – I’m very worried.

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Date: 16/06/2008 10:55:33
From: bluegreen
ID: 18705
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Monday. Hmmph!

I couldn’t have said it better myself! :)

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Date: 16/06/2008 11:05:46
From: bluegreen
ID: 18706
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Just looking at Weatherzone. What’s the fifference between the mean temp and the median temp. Mean is average right? What’s median?

mean is not average. average is all the temps added together and divided by number of days. If you have one extreme temp then the average will be skewed that way. mean (I think) is the most common temp, which means that an extreme event won’t effect it. can’t remember what median means but is something different again…

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Date: 16/06/2008 11:08:56
From: bluegreen
ID: 18707
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Likewise I’m looking at ABC’s weather site and in ‘ latest capital city observation’s’ , for Vic, there’s the temperature then there’s ‘ APP’ temp , apparent temp? Not sure what that mean’s.
Morn all :)

apparent will take into account wind chill factor etc. So the temp may be 15 deg, but with a wind chill of 3 deg the apparent temp will be 12 deg.

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Date: 16/06/2008 11:10:40
From: bluegreen
ID: 18708
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


APP’ temp
+++++++++
Maybe approximate temp.
Median is the midpoint, Whatever that means.

OK, that would be halfway between the lowest and highest recorded temps for the period.

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Date: 16/06/2008 11:18:54
From: cb88
ID: 18709
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


mean is not average. average is all the temps added together and divided by number of days. If you have one extreme temp then the average will be skewed that way. mean (I think) is the most common temp, which means that an extreme event won’t effect it. can’t remember what median means but is something different again…

Mean, median and mode are all averages.

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Date: 16/06/2008 11:19:42
From: bluegreen
ID: 18710
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Morning All,
I’ve had a silly start to the day. I thought I had an appt at 11 this morning, and Mr O40 made one to see his GP this arvo. Turns out I read my calendar wrong and my appt was this arvo. As we can’t be in 2 places at once I’ve cancelled mine which wasn’t urgent anyway. I’m very worried about Mr O40, his speech still goes haywire from time to time, and one eye doesn’t open properly, and he’s having trouble moving food around in his mouth. He can’t “puff” his cheeks out now, which he could do last week when they asked him to in hospital,and can’t purse his lips. All typical Stroke symptoms, but it’s not that. I repeat – I’m very worried.

maybe you should get another opinion. maybe they stuffed up one of the tests or there is somthing small but significant that was missed.

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Date: 16/06/2008 11:21:13
From: bluegreen
ID: 18711
Subject: re: June chat

cb88 said:


bluegreen said:

mean is not average. average is all the temps added together and divided by number of days. If you have one extreme temp then the average will be skewed that way. mean (I think) is the most common temp, which means that an extreme event won’t effect it. can’t remember what median means but is something different again…

Mean, median and mode are all averages.

  • The mean is what we typically call the average (add all, divide by number).
  • The median is the middle value if the values are written out in sorted order (or the mean of the middle 2 values if there are an even number of values).
  • The mode is the most common value.

I stand corrected :D
But I was on the right track, sort of….

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Date: 16/06/2008 11:22:45
From: orchid40
ID: 18712
Subject: re: June chat

maybe you should get another opinion. maybe they stuffed up one of the tests or there is somthing small but significant that was missed.
————————————-

Yes BG, that’s 2 possibilities. I’m hoping that his GP will send him somewhere else, quickly!

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Date: 16/06/2008 11:24:51
From: bluegreen
ID: 18713
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


maybe you should get another opinion. maybe they stuffed up one of the tests or there is somthing small but significant that was missed.
————————————-

Yes BG, that’s 2 possibilities. I’m hoping that his GP will send him somewhere else, quickly!

can you get an earlier appt with the GP?

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Date: 16/06/2008 11:33:24
From: orchid40
ID: 18714
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


orchid40 said:

maybe you should get another opinion. maybe they stuffed up one of the tests or there is somthing small but significant that was missed.
————————————-

Yes BG, that’s 2 possibilities. I’m hoping that his GP will send him somewhere else, quickly!

can you get an earlier appt with the GP?


No, this afternoon is the earliest. It’s Monday!

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Date: 16/06/2008 11:35:40
From: bluegreen
ID: 18715
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


bluegreen said:

orchid40 said:

maybe you should get another opinion. maybe they stuffed up one of the tests or there is somthing small but significant that was missed.
————————————-

Yes BG, that’s 2 possibilities. I’m hoping that his GP will send him somewhere else, quickly!

can you get an earlier appt with the GP?


No, this afternoon is the earliest. It’s Monday!

good luck with it all. hope you get a resolution soon.

(((HUGS)))

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Date: 16/06/2008 11:41:35
From: orchid40
ID: 18716
Subject: re: June chat

Thanks BG :)

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Date: 16/06/2008 13:04:12
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18718
Subject: re: June chat

Hi all Orchid I am thinking of you—hope all goes ok —what a worry for you—

Hi Blue

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Date: 16/06/2008 13:08:47
From: orchid40
ID: 18719
Subject: re: June chat

Thanks Grassy :)

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Date: 16/06/2008 13:13:18
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18720
Subject: re: June chat

Has he got headaches or any other problem—like walking and other motor skills effected ?

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Date: 16/06/2008 13:15:07
From: bluegreen
ID: 18721
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:

Hi Blue

hi grassy :)

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Date: 16/06/2008 13:17:08
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18722
Subject: re: June chat

And how are you Blue—still raining here—have had to put soe wahing on the line and hope that it fines up in the next day or so

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Date: 16/06/2008 13:18:02
From: orchid40
ID: 18723
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Has he got headaches or any other problem—like walking and other motor skills effected ?

No, no headaches and AFAIK no other motor skills affected.

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Date: 16/06/2008 13:19:21
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18724
Subject: re: June chat

Did it happen sudden Orchid?

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Date: 16/06/2008 13:21:39
From: bluegreen
ID: 18725
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


And how are you Blue—still raining here—have had to put soe wahing on the line and hope that it fines up in the next day or so

I’m well thanks grassy, more or less. Still a bit run down from when I had that cold I think. Blue skies here.

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Date: 16/06/2008 13:30:53
From: orchid40
ID: 18726
Subject: re: June chat

Not really Grassy. It started last Sat and he spent Sun-Thurs in hospital undergoing tests which revealed nothing. His speech was improving and he had no other problems and they let him come home on Friday. The other symptoms have appeared over the w’end.

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Date: 16/06/2008 13:39:22
From: orchid40
ID: 18727
Subject: re: June chat

BBL

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Date: 16/06/2008 16:04:30
From: pepe
ID: 18728
Subject: re: June chat

I hope Mr. OC is able to get some answers – good luck with the results.

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Date: 16/06/2008 16:09:05
From: pepe
ID: 18729
Subject: re: June chat

My rescued dove died – it probably had flown into the glass door. Meanwhile pepe the poodle nudged open the sliding doors after taking lunch on the terrace – and a sparrow flew inside. So for an hour i had a frightened bird flying all around the house. Its outside now.
what will happen next on mixed up monday?

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Date: 16/06/2008 16:27:59
From: Lucky1
ID: 18732
Subject: re: June chat

Howdy green ones:)

In and out like a blue arse fly here…Just about to make cream of chicken soup for tomorrow’s lunch and a curry & steak & kidney stew thingy for tonight’s tea.

Off to Burra tomorrow, sister is in there for the week and we want to see her not so new house. Had it for 12 months now. Hence the soup is to go with what she makes for lunch.

Stunning day here today:D

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Date: 16/06/2008 16:42:04
From: veg gardener
ID: 18734
Subject: re: June chat

Arvo all.

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Date: 16/06/2008 16:53:05
From: veg gardener
ID: 18736
Subject: re: June chat

back now.

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Date: 16/06/2008 17:04:35
From: orchid40
ID: 18737
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


I hope Mr. OC is able to get some answers – good luck with the results.

Thanks Pepe, yes we got a possible solution to the mystery. Mr O40 is seeing a neurologist tomorrow. It’s all to do with the auto-immune system. We need to wait for the blood test result still, but it looks very much as though we have a name for it. It’s treatable.

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Date: 16/06/2008 17:37:27
From: pepe
ID: 18738
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


pepe said:

I hope Mr. OC is able to get some answers – good luck with the results.

Thanks Pepe, yes we got a possible solution to the mystery. Mr O40 is seeing a neurologist tomorrow. It’s all to do with the auto-immune system. We need to wait for the blood test result still, but it looks very much as though we have a name for it. It’s treatable.

That must be a relief. Stay strong – both of you.
A lot of forumites have been afflicted one way or another of late. I wonder how Bubba’s tooth is faring?

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Date: 16/06/2008 17:40:15
From: pepe
ID: 18740
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


Howdy green ones:)

In and out like a blue arse fly here…Just about to make cream of chicken soup for tomorrow’s lunch and a curry & steak & kidney stew thingy for tonight’s tea.

Off to Burra tomorrow, sister is in there for the week and we want to see her not so new house. Had it for 12 months now. Hence the soup is to go with what she makes for lunch.

Stunning day here today:D

oh well – as soon as you get wheels you’re off like a rocket – aren’t you. lol.

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Date: 16/06/2008 17:54:38
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 18742
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


bubba louie said:

pepe said:

chewing cloves does help a bit.
i had a weekend tooth ache in Darwin once – you have my sympathy although strong painkillers are more useful than cloves or sympathy -get better.

I doubt cloves would work in this case, the trouble is inside and under the tooth. The new pain killers are helping.

I guess that means that the root canal hasn’t gone as well as they hoped…

Things have gone down hill fast. I ended up going to the emergency room at about midnight for stronger pain killers and antibiotics. Back to the dentist today and he took the plug out and drained it again. It’s infected. It felt much better straight away but I can feel it building up again so it seems I’ll be going back tomorrow as well. I’ve got a big lump in my jaw. :( :( :(

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Date: 16/06/2008 17:59:37
From: bluegreen
ID: 18743
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


pepe said:

I hope Mr. OC is able to get some answers – good luck with the results.

Thanks Pepe, yes we got a possible solution to the mystery. Mr O40 is seeing a neurologist tomorrow. It’s all to do with the auto-immune system. We need to wait for the blood test result still, but it looks very much as though we have a name for it. It’s treatable.

that sound hopeful. treatable is good :)

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Date: 16/06/2008 18:01:12
From: bluegreen
ID: 18744
Subject: re: June chat

Bubba Louie said:


bluegreen said:

bubba louie said:

pepe said:

chewing cloves does help a bit.
i had a weekend tooth ache in Darwin once – you have my sympathy although strong painkillers are more useful than cloves or sympathy -get better.

I doubt cloves would work in this case, the trouble is inside and under the tooth. The new pain killers are helping.

I guess that means that the root canal hasn’t gone as well as they hoped…

Things have gone down hill fast. I ended up going to the emergency room at about midnight for stronger pain killers and antibiotics. Back to the dentist today and he took the plug out and drained it again. It’s infected. It felt much better straight away but I can feel it building up again so it seems I’ll be going back tomorrow as well. I’ve got a big lump in my jaw. :( :( :(

oh bubba, how awful. Make sure you take the full course of antibiotics.

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Date: 16/06/2008 18:04:02
From: Lucky1
ID: 18745
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


Lucky1 said:

Howdy green ones:)

In and out like a blue arse fly here…Just about to make cream of chicken soup for tomorrow’s lunch and a curry & steak & kidney stew thingy for tonight’s tea.

Off to Burra tomorrow, sister is in there for the week and we want to see her not so new house. Had it for 12 months now. Hence the soup is to go with what she makes for lunch.

Stunning day here today:D

oh well – as soon as you get wheels you’re off like a rocket – aren’t you. lol.

Oh tell me about it….LOL

Said to the elf..how did we manage without wheels for 2.5 months,.

Home Wednesday..yay…Thursday into the city (by train) to pay for the fridge and arrange for Friday delivery and get our eye tested.

Did a search round and a place in the City Cross arcade….gave us the best deal……Lurv rooting out deals and knowing we have saved money.:D

Be able to get long distance tinted glassed (new frames) and get a pair of new reading glasses for free:D

Wonder if I will spell any better??????

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Date: 16/06/2008 18:04:41
From: bluegreen
ID: 18746
Subject: re: June chat

Lightning survivor wins $US20 in lottery

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Date: 16/06/2008 18:05:17
From: Lucky1
ID: 18747
Subject: re: June chat

Things have gone down hill fast. I ended up going to the emergency room at about midnight for stronger pain killers and antibiotics. Back to the dentist today and he took the plug out and drained it again. It’s infected. It felt much better straight away but I can feel it building up again so it seems I’ll be going back tomorrow as well. I’ve got a big lump in my jaw. :( :( :(
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Oh sweetie:( How awful for you:(

Elf’s tooth ended up with 6 cracks in it and it was built up with what ever they used…. looks like a new man now:D

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Date: 16/06/2008 18:05:48
From: Lucky1
ID: 18748
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


orchid40 said:

pepe said:

I hope Mr. OC is able to get some answers – good luck with the results.

Thanks Pepe, yes we got a possible solution to the mystery. Mr O40 is seeing a neurologist tomorrow. It’s all to do with the auto-immune system. We need to wait for the blood test result still, but it looks very much as though we have a name for it. It’s treatable.

that sound hopeful. treatable is good :)

I agree with BG….. fingers are crossed.:)

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Date: 16/06/2008 18:07:23
From: veg gardener
ID: 18749
Subject: re: June chat

hey lucky and bg.

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Date: 16/06/2008 18:12:25
From: bluegreen
ID: 18750
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


hey lucky and bg.

hey VG and Lucky

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Date: 16/06/2008 18:13:02
From: veg gardener
ID: 18751
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

hey lucky and bg.

hey VG and Lucky

i wish you could candle eggs before you had to put them in the incubator.

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Date: 16/06/2008 18:14:29
From: bluegreen
ID: 18752
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:

i wish you could candle eggs before you had to put them in the incubator.

not much to see at that stage I’m afraid…

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Date: 16/06/2008 18:15:19
From: veg gardener
ID: 18753
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

i wish you could candle eggs before you had to put them in the incubator.

not much to see at that stage I’m afraid…

yeah, got to put them in the incubator, is it all right to put a few eggs that where in the fridge in there?

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Date: 16/06/2008 18:19:10
From: Lucky1
ID: 18754
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


hey lucky and bg.

Hi VG:)

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Date: 16/06/2008 18:19:21
From: Lucky1
ID: 18755
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

hey lucky and bg.

hey VG and Lucky

Hi BG:)

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Date: 16/06/2008 18:19:32
From: veg gardener
ID: 18756
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


veg gardener said:

hey lucky and bg.

Hi VG:)

How are you lucky?

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Date: 16/06/2008 18:20:18
From: bluegreen
ID: 18757
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


bluegreen said:

veg gardener said:

i wish you could candle eggs before you had to put them in the incubator.

not much to see at that stage I’m afraid…

yeah, got to put them in the incubator, is it all right to put a few eggs that where in the fridge in there?

yes, but I would take them out of the fridge and let them warm up to room temperature before putting them in the incubator. I have successfully hatched eggs that were in the fridge.

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Date: 16/06/2008 18:20:29
From: Lucky1
ID: 18758
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


bluegreen said:

veg gardener said:

i wish you could candle eggs before you had to put them in the incubator.

not much to see at that stage I’m afraid…

yeah, got to put them in the incubator, is it all right to put a few eggs that where in the fridge in there?


Now that is a good question…I did put a couple of eggs from the fridge in under Bonnie and they did hatch….. Luck or plain arse….I have no idea. But mark the fridge eggs so you know.

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Date: 16/06/2008 18:21:36
From: veg gardener
ID: 18759
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

bluegreen said:

veg gardener said:

i wish you could candle eggs before you had to put them in the incubator.

not much to see at that stage I’m afraid…

yeah, got to put them in the incubator, is it all right to put a few eggs that where in the fridge in there?

yes, but I would take them out of the fridge and let them warm up to room temperature before putting them in the incubator. I have successfully hatched eggs that were in the fridge.

kool, dad may let me put 12 eggs in the incubator, 7 more eggs till i have 12

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Date: 16/06/2008 18:23:55
From: Lucky1
ID: 18761
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Lucky1 said:

veg gardener said:

hey lucky and bg.

Hi VG:)

How are you lucky?

Oh FAB TAB thanks VG:)

Went to the quack today and got the results of my yearly checkup……

BB is normal
Diabeties is still diet control
Had my flu shot as well….I was too sick when the elf had his a few weeks back. Didn’t feel the needle go in or out…no sore arm…happy as…..

Now the elf…he’s another story…BB tablet adjusted as its still a bit high….. diabetic medication upped a tad….. his asthma medication is doing that…..

So on a whole a great day…

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Date: 16/06/2008 18:26:55
From: Lucky1
ID: 18765
Subject: re: June chat

Bimbo is 23 this Friday and its about 30 days till she leaves for Yankie land.

She’s getting a prepaid phone over then, so she can ring us. So egg-cited for her as its a trip she’s going to get so much out of.

Also we get 5 weeks of just fur kids in the house:D

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Date: 16/06/2008 18:28:40
From: veg gardener
ID: 18768
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


Bimbo is 23 this Friday and its about 30 days till she leaves for Yankie land.

She’s getting a prepaid phone over then, so she can ring us. So egg-cited for her as its a trip she’s going to get so much out of.

Also we get 5 weeks of just fur kids in the house:D

well wish her a bday from on friday and tell her good luck in Yankie land ( i dont like them that much they speak weird Not offending anyone here ok).

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Date: 16/06/2008 18:31:18
From: Yeehah
ID: 18773
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:

good luck in Yankie land ( i dont like them that much they speak weird Not offending anyone here ok).

Mate, you gotta travel! Most of the people in the world are really really nice regardless of where they live or how they speak. Don’t make judgements on what you see in the media. Plan to travel the world and find out for yourself whether you agree with me ;)

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Date: 16/06/2008 18:32:08
From: veg gardener
ID: 18774
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


veg gardener said:

good luck in Yankie land ( i dont like them that much they speak weird Not offending anyone here ok).

Mate, you gotta travel! Most of the people in the world are really really nice regardless of where they live or how they speak. Don’t make judgements on what you see in the media. Plan to travel the world and find out for yourself whether you agree with me ;)

ok ill travel around australia, Visting my gardening friends. and go to england maybe.

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Date: 16/06/2008 18:36:04
From: Yeehah
ID: 18777
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:

ok ill travel around australia, Visting my gardening friends. and go to england maybe.

Keep an open mind! When I started my overseas travels I was told how rude French people were, so I wasn’t keen to go there. I ended up nannying for a family who spent their holidays (Christmas, Easter, etc) at their house in the south of France, and I loved it!

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Date: 16/06/2008 18:38:16
From: Lucky1
ID: 18778
Subject: re: June chat

Thanks VG:) I tell her you wished her HB:)

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Date: 16/06/2008 18:39:06
From: veg gardener
ID: 18781
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


Thanks VG:) I tell her you wished her HB:)

it’s ok. can you give her 24 birthday punches for me to her.

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Date: 16/06/2008 18:52:15
From: veg gardener
ID: 18785
Subject: re: June chat

Take it everyone has left?

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Date: 16/06/2008 18:54:04
From: Longy
ID: 18786
Subject: re: June chat

Have you done your homework?

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Date: 16/06/2008 18:55:21
From: veg gardener
ID: 18788
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Have you done your homework?

didn’t get any.

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Date: 16/06/2008 18:56:28
From: pepe
ID: 18790
Subject: re: June chat

Things have gone down hill fast. I ended up going to the emergency room at about midnight for stronger pain killers and antibiotics. Back to the dentist today and he took the plug out and drained it again. It’s infected. It felt much better straight away but I can feel it building up again so it seems I’ll be going back tomorrow as well. I’ve got a big lump in my jaw.
————————————————
heck – well at least you’re getting attention – the swollen jaw will guarantee that.
get better soon -big hugs.

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Date: 16/06/2008 18:58:34
From: pepe
ID: 18791
Subject: re: June chat

Did a search round and a place in the City Cross arcade….gave us the best deal……Lurv rooting out deals and knowing we have saved money.:D
——
hooray – well done and it won’t be long now – friday in fact.

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Date: 16/06/2008 18:59:29
From: bluegreen
ID: 18792
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


Bimbo is 23 this Friday and its about 30 days till she leaves for Yankie land.

She’s getting a prepaid phone over then, so she can ring us. So egg-cited for her as its a trip she’s going to get so much out of.

Also we get 5 weeks of just fur kids in the house:D

pretty exciting :)

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Date: 16/06/2008 18:59:41
From: veg gardener
ID: 18793
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


Did a search round and a place in the City Cross arcade….gave us the best deal……Lurv rooting out deals and knowing we have saved money.:D
——
hooray – well done and it won’t be long now – friday in fact.

4 days away lucky.

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Date: 16/06/2008 19:02:24
From: bluegreen
ID: 18797
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Yeehah said:

veg gardener said:

good luck in Yankie land ( i dont like them that much they speak weird Not offending anyone here ok).

Mate, you gotta travel! Most of the people in the world are really really nice regardless of where they live or how they speak. Don’t make judgements on what you see in the media. Plan to travel the world and find out for yourself whether you agree with me ;)

ok ill travel around australia, Visting my gardening friends. and go to england maybe.

I want to go overseas. Haven’t had the opportunity yet and I’m not getting any younger!

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Date: 16/06/2008 19:04:28
From: bluegreen
ID: 18798
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Longy said:

Have you done your homework?

didn’t get any.

when are you on holidays VG?

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Date: 16/06/2008 19:05:37
From: veg gardener
ID: 18800
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

Longy said:

Have you done your homework?

didn’t get any.

when are you on holidays VG?

27th june that afternoon to the 21th july (day i go back) snow is the 17 18 19 20 ( i think and this is with school.

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Date: 16/06/2008 19:09:42
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18804
Subject: re: June chat

evening all :)
What a day ! mid meeting (re giant son’s case plan) I was day dreaming about the day being too nice to waste and I should be out in the garden.
Got home late and made some steak sanger’s for tea .
Then out to feed the chook’s and I noticed my single Orchid has flower spikes, the first time in 2 year’s :)

My celery is almost at ‘shop height’ , so going to pull out a few over the next day’s and hand around to friend’s.

Oh and I got a packet of herb seed’s in the mail from Yates, basil ,coriander, parsley and sage :D I will pot them up soon. But probably not the parsley, one can only use so much and I have heap’s of it , I used parsley leaves in the steak sanger’s like lettuce. Yum! I will do that more often!
Also got 2 mud cake order’s marked “urgent, for tonight”. It’s for the staff at the local nursing home where eldest girl works..the urgency request is in jest, the cheeky blighter’s lol.

Dont forget tonights David Attenborough’s doco on Elephant’s :)

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Date: 16/06/2008 19:11:44
From: Longy
ID: 18805
Subject: re: June chat

didn’t get any
+++++++++++
Yeah that’s the same crap excuse i used to use.

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Date: 16/06/2008 19:14:21
From: bluegreen
ID: 18807
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:

Dont forget tonights David Attenborough’s doco on Elephant’s :)

thanks for the reminder…

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Date: 16/06/2008 19:14:29
From: veg gardener
ID: 18808
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


didn’t get any
+++++++++++
Yeah that’s the same crap excuse i used to use.

i didn’t seriously get any. ill tell you what i had to day it was graphics wood wood geo (watched a dvd) english (read a boring novel) then science was going thought our exams.

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Date: 16/06/2008 19:17:32
From: Longy
ID: 18812
Subject: re: June chat

She’s getting a prepaid phone
+++++++++++++++++++++++
When she is leaving OZ, she can also buy a phonecard from the money changer people in the airport. Thomas Cooke or whatever. It allows you to make a call home from a hotel room or a private phone at Oz homephone prices. Good for transit calls and emergency calls. If you use a phone in a hotel it’ll cost a million. Don’t do it.
Also, suggest she takes a scan of her passport and emails it to you. If she loses her passport, she can get on the net and pull up a digital copy. Makes a replacement in another country much simpler.

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Date: 16/06/2008 19:19:11
From: Longy
ID: 18813
Subject: re: June chat

i didn’t seriously get any.
++++++++++++++++++
Yeah that’s what i used to say.

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Date: 16/06/2008 19:22:09
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18817
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Happy Potter said:

Dont forget tonights David Attenborough’s doco on Elephant’s :)

thanks for the reminder…

Tuck yourself up in bed or on the couch and don’t get cold with that tooth abcess. I hope it’s better soon, you take care y’hear. Bloody awful pain that is :(

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Date: 16/06/2008 19:35:42
From: Yeehah
ID: 18823
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:

I want to go overseas. Haven’t had the opportunity yet and I’m not getting any younger!

I went overseas for a year when I was 21. Got homesick, so came home to cure it a little, and work to save up money to go again. Little biological problem slowed me down – he’s 18 next month ;)

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Date: 16/06/2008 19:48:33
From: veg gardener
ID: 18824
Subject: re: June chat

Everyone playing catch up?

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Date: 16/06/2008 19:52:11
From: bluegreen
ID: 18825
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Everyone playing catch up?

having dinner & watching TV

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Date: 16/06/2008 19:52:52
From: pepe
ID: 18826
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


She’s getting a prepaid phone
+++++++++++++++++++++++
When she is leaving OZ, she can also buy a phonecard from the money changer people in the airport. Thomas Cooke or whatever. It allows you to make a call home from a hotel room or a private phone at Oz homephone prices. Good for transit calls and emergency calls. If you use a phone in a hotel it’ll cost a million. Don’t do it.
Also, suggest she takes a scan of her passport and emails it to you. If she loses her passport, she can get on the net and pull up a digital copy. Makes a replacement in another country much simpler.

good advice longy
- also get her to photocopy the photo page of her passport and keep it separate. if she ever looses the passport she can whip out the photocopy and prove that she still exists.

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Date: 16/06/2008 20:06:29
From: veg gardener
ID: 18829
Subject: re: June chat

yeehah just remember the rhubarb over is still going, as we have lots of it, still own you for seeds and mags.

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Date: 16/06/2008 20:07:17
From: Yeehah
ID: 18830
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Everyone playing catch up?

Playing with Google Earth.

Google Maps don’t have the dirt road that goes to our new place – dunno whether that’s a :) or a :(

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Date: 16/06/2008 20:08:40
From: veg gardener
ID: 18831
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


veg gardener said:

Everyone playing catch up?

Playing with Google Earth.

Google Maps don’t have the dirt road that goes to our new place – dunno whether that’s a :) or a :(

google earth is fun isn’t it, i enjoy playing it alot.

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Date: 16/06/2008 20:10:03
From: Yeehah
ID: 18832
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


still own you for seeds and mags.

I hope you meant “owe” not “own”!!!

You don’t owe me anything, I was happy to pass them on rather than put them in the recycling bin. Have you found anything interesting in those gardening magazines?

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Date: 16/06/2008 20:11:37
From: veg gardener
ID: 18833
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


veg gardener said:

still own you for seeds and mags.

I hope you meant “owe” not “own”!!!

You don’t owe me anything, I was happy to pass them on rather than put them in the recycling bin. Have you found anything interesting in those gardening magazines?

yes, i have found interseting stuff, read every page on hlaf the pile so far. i ment owe. one day ill have some seeds you will like. i don’t know ur address so i cant make a suprise post.

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Date: 16/06/2008 20:25:22
From: veg gardener
ID: 18834
Subject: re: June chat

I am so looney , i am mr looney, all by my self with no on beside me.

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Date: 16/06/2008 21:07:15
From: Yeehah
ID: 18836
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


I am so looney , i am mr looney, all by my self with no on beside me.

OMG you crack me up! You REALLY need to spell check your posts, laddie.

LONELY.

LOONEY.

Dictionary!!!!!!!!!!

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Date: 16/06/2008 21:33:36
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 18837
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


veg gardener said:

ok ill travel around australia, Visting my gardening friends. and go to england maybe.

Keep an open mind! When I started my overseas travels I was told how rude French people were, so I wasn’t keen to go there. I ended up nannying for a family who spent their holidays (Christmas, Easter, etc) at their house in the south of France, and I loved it!

Same here, but I wasn’t too keen on a lot of the Germans and I have a big swig of German blood in me.
I think the trick with the French is to make a bit of an effort with the language and not be too ocker.
Our fav was Greece, lovely people.

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Date: 16/06/2008 21:40:28
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 18838
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


Things have gone down hill fast. I ended up going to the emergency room at about midnight for stronger pain killers and antibiotics. Back to the dentist today and he took the plug out and drained it again. It’s infected. It felt much better straight away but I can feel it building up again so it seems I’ll be going back tomorrow as well. I’ve got a big lump in my jaw.
————————————————
heck – well at least you’re getting attention – the swollen jaw will guarantee that.
get better soon -big hugs.

========
Not feeling much ATM, aint pain killers great, I think I’m on my way to being a junkie. Last night I took (with the Doc’s advice) 2 panadiene, 4 nurofen and 10mg diazapam.

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Date: 16/06/2008 21:45:36
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 18841
Subject: re: June chat

Dont forget tonights David Attenborough’s doco on Elephant’s :)

=====================
He’s on Andrew Denton now.

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Date: 16/06/2008 21:49:50
From: Yeehah
ID: 18843
Subject: re: June chat

Bubba Louie said:

Not feeling much ATM, aint pain killers great, I think I’m on my way to being a junkie. Last night I took (with the Doc’s advice) 2 panadiene, 4 nurofen and 10mg diazapam.

In some parts of the world what you’ve got would have killed you!

Yep, pain killers and antibiotics sure are great.

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Date: 16/06/2008 21:51:36
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 18845
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


bluegreen said:

Happy Potter said:

Dont forget tonights David Attenborough’s doco on Elephant’s :)

thanks for the reminder…

Tuck yourself up in bed or on the couch and don’t get cold with that tooth abcess. I hope it’s better soon, you take care y’hear. Bloody awful pain that is :(

Psst It’s my tooth not BG.

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Date: 16/06/2008 21:54:29
From: Yeehah
ID: 18847
Subject: re: June chat

Bubba Louie said:


Happy Potter said:

Tuck yourself up in bed or on the couch and don’t get cold with that tooth abcess. I hope it’s better soon, you take care y’hear. Bloody awful pain that is :(

Psst It’s my tooth not BG.

So how does the feral tooth pain compare with the feral pancreatitis pain? Tooth is a piece of cake by comparison, huh?

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Date: 16/06/2008 21:57:53
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 18848
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


Bubba Louie said:

Not feeling much ATM, aint pain killers great, I think I’m on my way to being a junkie. Last night I took (with the Doc’s advice) 2 panadiene, 4 nurofen and 10mg diazapam.

In some parts of the world what you’ve got would have killed you!

Yep, pain killers and antibiotics sure are great.

Last night I was just about ready for a pair of pliers.

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Date: 16/06/2008 22:00:37
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 18849
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


Bubba Louie said:

Happy Potter said:

Tuck yourself up in bed or on the couch and don’t get cold with that tooth abcess. I hope it’s better soon, you take care y’hear. Bloody awful pain that is :(

Psst It’s my tooth not BG.

So how does the feral tooth pain compare with the feral pancreatitis pain? Tooth is a piece of cake by comparison, huh?

Just different. The pancreatitus went on longer but I had lots of morphine. The tooth wasn’t responding to any of the pain killers I had and the chemists were all shut. i had to resort to a private hospital and they charged me $250 to see a doc . :(

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Date: 16/06/2008 22:06:01
From: Yeehah
ID: 18850
Subject: re: June chat

Bubba Louie said:


Yeehah said:

So how does the feral tooth pain compare with the feral pancreatitis pain? Tooth is a piece of cake by comparison, huh?

Just different. The pancreatitus went on longer but I had lots of morphine. The tooth wasn’t responding to any of the pain killers I had and the chemists were all shut. i had to resort to a private hospital and they charged me $250 to see a doc . :(

Geez, crikey, bluddy nora, et al.!!

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Date: 16/06/2008 22:11:41
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 18851
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


Bubba Louie said:

Yeehah said:

So how does the feral tooth pain compare with the feral pancreatitis pain? Tooth is a piece of cake by comparison, huh?

Just different. The pancreatitus went on longer but I had lots of morphine. The tooth wasn’t responding to any of the pain killers I had and the chemists were all shut. i had to resort to a private hospital and they charged me $250 to see a doc . :(

Geez, crikey, bluddy nora, et al.!!

I know. I nearly left but the public emergency room keeps you sitting around for hours and I was climbing the walls. Amazing what pain will make you do.

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Date: 16/06/2008 22:14:38
From: Yeehah
ID: 18852
Subject: re: June chat

Bubba Louie said:

Last night I was just about ready for a pair of pliers.

Val Shorter, who turns 66 today, was forced to pull her own tooth last year
http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200701/s1824403.htm

and if you google “pull own tooth” there are many more stories.

Just in case you were serious ;)

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Date: 16/06/2008 22:17:32
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 18853
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


Bubba Louie said:

Last night I was just about ready for a pair of pliers.

Val Shorter, who turns 66 today, was forced to pull her own tooth last year
http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200701/s1824403.htm

and if you google “pull own tooth” there are many more stories.

Just in case you were serious ;)

I seriuosly doubt I could do it.
Because it’s basically hollow ATM it’s probaby shatter and I’d be worse off anyway.

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Date: 16/06/2008 22:52:52
From: bluegreen
ID: 18854
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


Bubba Louie said:

Yeehah said:

So how does the feral tooth pain compare with the feral pancreatitis pain? Tooth is a piece of cake by comparison, huh?

Just different. The pancreatitus went on longer but I had lots of morphine. The tooth wasn’t responding to any of the pain killers I had and the chemists were all shut. i had to resort to a private hospital and they charged me $250 to see a doc . :(

Geez, crikey, bluddy nora, et al.!!

and you don’t get much of that back from Medicare…

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Date: 16/06/2008 22:58:53
From: pomolo
ID: 18855
Subject: re: June chat

I’m back! Got home on Sunday arvo but haven’t had a chance to log on.

The garden looks good and the vegies are doing their thing. Flowers on the tomato bushes and baby green strawberries peeping out from under the leaves.

My magnolia is in full bud with a couple of blooms open atm. The Thunbergia mysorensis has lots of flowers ready to burst open too. It’s been a long time since I’ve seen one of them in flower. All the new Mandevillas look well and are still flowering.

There is a problem with my passionfruit though. Will get round to discussing it with you all sometime later on.

Art class tomorrow but I’ll check in before I go.

Night, till then.

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Date: 17/06/2008 05:15:53
From: Longy
ID: 18857
Subject: re: June chat

I am so looney , i am mr looney, all by my self with no on beside me.

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Yes, gardeners are often referred to as loonies.

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Date: 17/06/2008 05:32:45
From: veg gardener
ID: 18858
Subject: re: June chat

Morning all.

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Date: 17/06/2008 05:33:43
From: veg gardener
ID: 18859
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


I am so looney , i am mr looney, all by my self with no on beside me.

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Yes, gardeners are often referred to as loonies.

i go a bit weird after eating a certain food e.g. nutria grain eating it right now as well.

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Date: 17/06/2008 05:34:35
From: veg gardener
ID: 18860
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


veg gardener said:

I am so looney , i am mr looney, all by my self with no on beside me.

OMG you crack me up! You REALLY need to spell check your posts, laddie.

LONELY.

LOONEY.

Dictionary!!!!!!!!!!

i crack alot of people up, some people think i do it becuase i am a smart@$$

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Date: 17/06/2008 05:41:06
From: Longy
ID: 18861
Subject: re: June chat

G’day VG.

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Date: 17/06/2008 05:41:29
From: veg gardener
ID: 18862
Subject: re: June chat

Longy how are you?

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Date: 17/06/2008 05:42:38
From: Longy
ID: 18863
Subject: re: June chat

OK. Woke early again. Been doing some banking and stuff.

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Date: 17/06/2008 05:44:00
From: veg gardener
ID: 18864
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


OK. Woke early again. Been doing some banking and stuff.

yeah, wish the sun got up earlier be a nice time out in the garden here if it was summer.

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Date: 17/06/2008 05:44:01
From: Longy
ID: 18865
Subject: re: June chat

I have some tomatoes i got from a seed saver. Break o Day and College challenger. They are about 150mm high. Hope they handle the Winter. If we have one…

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Date: 17/06/2008 05:44:34
From: veg gardener
ID: 18866
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


I have some tomatoes i got from a seed saver. Break o Day and College challenger. They are about 150mm high. Hope they handle the Winter. If we have one…

yeah, you in your local seed savers club.

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Date: 17/06/2008 05:45:42
From: Longy
ID: 18867
Subject: re: June chat


yeah, wish the sun got up earlier be a nice time out in the garden here if it was summer.

No point wishing VG. About as useful as trying to solve a maths problem by chewing gum.

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Date: 17/06/2008 05:46:23
From: Longy
ID: 18868
Subject: re: June chat

you in your local seed savers club.
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No. I just ordered them from Eden seeds a few months ago.

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Date: 17/06/2008 05:47:09
From: Longy
ID: 18869
Subject: re: June chat

Are you off to school today VG?

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Date: 17/06/2008 05:47:33
From: veg gardener
ID: 18870
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Are you off to school today VG?

yeah, i have school today.

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Date: 17/06/2008 05:52:23
From: Longy
ID: 18871
Subject: re: June chat

I’m havin a few days off down at the beach. Should be good.

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Date: 17/06/2008 05:53:28
From: veg gardener
ID: 18872
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


I’m havin a few days off down at the beach. Should be good.

yep, it should be good, not long till school holidays. :)

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Date: 17/06/2008 05:55:43
From: Longy
ID: 18873
Subject: re: June chat

School holidays is when i don’t go anywhere. Too many loonies.

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Date: 17/06/2008 05:56:42
From: Longy
ID: 18874
Subject: re: June chat

Can’t decide whether i should have porridge or eggs and crumpet toast. Whaddya reckon?

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Date: 17/06/2008 05:57:00
From: veg gardener
ID: 18875
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


School holidays is when i don’t go anywhere. Too many loonies.

i think ill be staying home all these holidays may go into town a few times go do something with my mates.

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Date: 17/06/2008 05:58:10
From: Longy
ID: 18876
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Longy said:

School holidays is when i don’t go anywhere. Too many loonies.

i think ill be staying home all these holidays may go into town a few times go do something with my mates.

Sounds good. You might get your chook run extended.

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Date: 17/06/2008 05:59:08
From: veg gardener
ID: 18877
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Can’t decide whether i should have porridge or eggs and crumpet toast. Whaddya reckon?

eggs and curmpet toast.

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Date: 17/06/2008 05:59:20
From: veg gardener
ID: 18878
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


veg gardener said:

Longy said:

School holidays is when i don’t go anywhere. Too many loonies.

i think ill be staying home all these holidays may go into town a few times go do something with my mates.

Sounds good. You might get your chook run extended.

yeah.

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Date: 17/06/2008 06:00:55
From: Longy
ID: 18879
Subject: re: June chat

eggs and curmpet toast
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OK. Do i want a bit of bacon with that?

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Date: 17/06/2008 06:01:32
From: Longy
ID: 18880
Subject: re: June chat

Sounds good. You might get your chook run extended.

yeah.

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Do you have the stuff to do it yet?

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Date: 17/06/2008 06:03:58
From: veg gardener
ID: 18881
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Sounds good. You might get your chook run extended.

yeah.

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Do you have the stuff to do it yet?

not yet, still waiting for netting, which the campony that we are going to use maker is in demand.

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Date: 17/06/2008 06:04:40
From: Longy
ID: 18882
Subject: re: June chat

still waiting for netting
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Bugger. Have you looked elsewhere?

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Date: 17/06/2008 06:05:46
From: veg gardener
ID: 18883
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


still waiting for netting
+++++++++++++++++
Bugger. Have you looked elsewhere?

yeah, dad thinks the people who dont have it are the best ones.

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Date: 17/06/2008 06:07:39
From: Longy
ID: 18884
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Longy said:

still waiting for netting
+++++++++++++++++
Bugger. Have you looked elsewhere?

yeah, dad thinks the people who dont have it are the best ones.

OK. Sounds weird when you say it like that.
There are some bargains about at the moment as it’s the end of the financial year. Companies prefer to sell stuff cheaper so they don’t have to stocktake it. Might be wirth a quick look around.

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Date: 17/06/2008 06:10:08
From: veg gardener
ID: 18885
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


veg gardener said:

Longy said:

still waiting for netting
+++++++++++++++++
Bugger. Have you looked elsewhere?

yeah, dad thinks the people who dont have it are the best ones.

OK. Sounds weird when you say it like that.
There are some bargains about at the moment as it’s the end of the financial year. Companies prefer to sell stuff cheaper so they don’t have to stocktake it. Might be wirth a quick look around.


yeah, i see where your coming from as well.

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Date: 17/06/2008 06:11:14
From: Longy
ID: 18886
Subject: re: June chat

OK. That quote is getting too long.
S’pose i should go and make some brekky.
Have you had egg and crumpet toast before?

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Date: 17/06/2008 06:12:13
From: veg gardener
ID: 18887
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


OK. That quote is getting too long.
S’pose i should go and make some brekky.
Have you had egg and crumpet toast before?

yes i have but not egg on a crumpet.

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Date: 17/06/2008 06:14:38
From: Longy
ID: 18888
Subject: re: June chat

not egg on a crumpet
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No, that’s not it.
You beat an egg and soak the crumpet in it. Then lightly fry the crumpet. Nice if you put a bit of bacon in first, to oil the pan and also i like to add some fresh chopped herbs like chives, parsley and a bit of chilli to the beaten egg. It’s fully sick.

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Date: 17/06/2008 06:15:59
From: veg gardener
ID: 18889
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


not egg on a crumpet
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No, that’s not it.
You beat an egg and soak the crumpet in it. Then lightly fry the crumpet. Nice if you put a bit of bacon in first, to oil the pan and also i like to add some fresh chopped herbs like chives, parsley and a bit of chilli to the beaten egg. It’s fully sick.

that sounds yummy, mind if i ate breaky with you? any photos of it?

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Date: 17/06/2008 06:16:23
From: Longy
ID: 18890
Subject: re: June chat

It’s french toast, but with a crumpet instead of bread.

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Date: 17/06/2008 06:17:18
From: Longy
ID: 18891
Subject: re: June chat

that sounds yummy, mind if i ate breaky with you? any photos of it?

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Nope. You have eggs and crumpets. You can make this in about 3 minutes. Cracker brekky.

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Date: 17/06/2008 06:30:52
From: veg gardener
ID: 18896
Subject: re: June chat

BRB going to get dressed for school.

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Date: 17/06/2008 06:32:05
From: Longy
ID: 18897
Subject: re: June chat

Yeah, i’m gonna eat.

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Date: 17/06/2008 06:46:04
From: Longy
ID: 18898
Subject: re: June chat

Yummo. Don’t forget the salt and pepper too.

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Date: 17/06/2008 06:49:26
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18899
Subject: re: June chat

Hi Longy and Veg —STILL raining here

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Date: 17/06/2008 06:49:38
From: veg gardener
ID: 18900
Subject: re: June chat

back now.

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Date: 17/06/2008 06:51:12
From: veg gardener
ID: 18901
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Hi Longy and Veg —STILL raining here

looks like it may rain here.

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Date: 17/06/2008 06:51:23
From: Longy
ID: 18902
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Hi Longy and Veg —STILL raining here

Crikey Hopper. There isn’t even cloud over the coast. Are you sure you don’t have windscreen washers on your house windows?

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Date: 17/06/2008 06:55:33
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18903
Subject: re: June chat

lol maybe thats it Longy—it has rained all month here and all April—and a few days in MAy as well

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Date: 17/06/2008 06:57:22
From: Longy
ID: 18904
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


lol maybe thats it Longy—it has rained all month here and all April—and a few days in MAy as well

Well it’s ridiculous. Tell it to stop.

Have you had french toast with crumpets Hopper?

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Date: 17/06/2008 06:59:07
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18905
Subject: re: June chat

No haven’t had those LOngy—like fried bread in bacon fat though—haven’t had that for ages either—never eat Breaky till about 11am

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:00:06
From: veg gardener
ID: 18906
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


No haven’t had those LOngy—like fried bread in bacon fat though—haven’t had that for ages either—never eat Breaky till about 11am

i can’t wait that long for breaky i have mine say 5:30 – 6:50 that my time for breaky.

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:00:47
From: Longy
ID: 18907
Subject: re: June chat

No haven’t had those LOngy—like fried bread in bacon fat though—haven’t had that for ages either—never eat Breaky till about 11am

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You gotta try the crumpet thing Hopper. You’ll never eat it with bread again. Salt n pepper required. Herbs and chilli optional.

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:01:59
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18908
Subject: re: June chat

I have my coffee and eat later—eat whn I am hungry—most of the time —no matter what time it is—

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:02:39
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18909
Subject: re: June chat

So just dip in egg LOngy and fry—?

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:04:07
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18910
Subject: re: June chat

MIght try that Longy and let A try it when he is here

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:05:06
From: Longy
ID: 18911
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


So just dip in egg LOngy and fry—?

You beat an egg and soak the crumpet in it. Then lightly fry the crumpet. Nice if you put a bit of bacon in first, to oil the pan and also i like to add some fresh chopped herbs like chives, parsley and a bit of chilli to the beaten egg. Salt n pepper too Hopper.

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:05:42
From: veg gardener
ID: 18912
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Grasshopper said:

So just dip in egg LOngy and fry—?

You beat an egg and soak the crumpet in it. Then lightly fry the crumpet. Nice if you put a bit of bacon in first, to oil the pan and also i like to add some fresh chopped herbs like chives, parsley and a bit of chilli to the beaten egg. Salt n pepper too Hopper.

ill just copy that down and cook it up in the holidays.

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:06:18
From: Longy
ID: 18913
Subject: re: June chat

MIght try that Longy
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It’s so delish. The crumpet stays moist so don’t overcook. I like to cover the pan with a plate to help steam the egg. It also heats the plate. Hate cold plates….

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:07:02
From: Longy
ID: 18914
Subject: re: June chat

ill just copy that down and cook it up in the holidays.

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No. Cook it up in a frypan VG. A winter holiday doesn’t get hot enough.

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:07:41
From: veg gardener
ID: 18915
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


ill just copy that down and cook it up in the holidays.

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No. Cook it up in a frypan VG. A winter holiday doesn’t get hot enough.

thats what i ment in the frying pan in these school holidays.

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:07:50
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18916
Subject: re: June chat

Sounds like you are pretty good in the kitchen Longy—-never had a bloke like that ;)

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:08:26
From: Longy
ID: 18917
Subject: re: June chat

thats what i ment in the frying pan in these school holidays.

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Oh OK. Thanks for clarifying.

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:09:44
From: veg gardener
ID: 18918
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


thats what i ment in the frying pan in these school holidays.

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Oh OK. Thanks for clarifying.

it’s ok, i mainly type stuff wrong. I understand it but others don’t, I think that’s the part that needs work already got spelling and punaction under my belt.

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:09:49
From: Longy
ID: 18919
Subject: re: June chat

Sounds like you are pretty good in the kitchen Longy——never had a bloke like that ;)

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Nah not really Hopper. I just know a few basic meals i can whack up in emergencies. Breakfast is an emergency.

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:10:01
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18920
Subject: re: June chat

:))

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:10:54
From: Longy
ID: 18922
Subject: re: June chat

already got spelling and punaction under my belt.
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Well, almost anyway;-)

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:11:11
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18923
Subject: re: June chat

Nah not really Hopper. I just know a few basic meals i can whack up in emergencies. Breakfast is an emergency.

Sounds a bit like me Longy ;)

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:13:46
From: Longy
ID: 18925
Subject: re: June chat

Sounds a bit like me Longy ;)

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Some of my fav’s are stuff you could never repeat. Because there is no plan. Just ‘open the fridge and see what falls out’ kinda cooking. When the younguns were little Mrs worked nights sometimes. So we’d get inventive and have some fun. They are both pretty good cooks now. Better than me for sure.

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:14:25
From: Longy
ID: 18926
Subject: re: June chat

Hopper i looked at some peddle type Kayaks yesdy. Gees they’re rippers aren’t they! Hobies. Great stuff.

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:16:03
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18927
Subject: re: June chat

Cooking is not my favorite thing but folks seem to enjoy what I cook—

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:16:53
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18928
Subject: re: June chat

Yes they are great Longy—they have new ones out now too—they also have a glass bottom one—not Hobbie though

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:18:52
From: Longy
ID: 18929
Subject: re: June chat

Dunno about a glass bottom one. The Hobies i looked at are new. There’s a great shop in Maclean sells them. Pretty new. He has demo models so i might take one for a run soon. Maybe. I like the idea of a 2 seater. I can fish, Mrs can peddle. Perfect.

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:21:05
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18930
Subject: re: June chat

2 seaters are not the best to get—better to get 2

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:22:58
From: Longy
ID: 18931
Subject: re: June chat

2 seaters are not the best to get—better to get 2

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Hmm. Yes, but then i’d need a tow rope so Mrs could pull me around……

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:24:12
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18932
Subject: re: June chat

2 seater are harder to handle if you want to go out on your own—

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:24:38
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18933
Subject: re: June chat

good morning , morning people :) My car was so frosted up I drove the princess to the train station with the car window’s down. She didn’t like that lol.

Longy I have a recipe for home made crumpet’s if you want..it’s easy. I don’t know if bought one’s have any additive’s in, I have been making these for years.

I’m about to start the 2 mud cake order’s. Tin’s lined last night :)

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:25:49
From: Longy
ID: 18934
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


2 seater are harder to handle if you want to go out on your own—

Yeah i wondered about that.
Here’s HP. Mornin’ Ma’am.

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:27:48
From: Longy
ID: 18935
Subject: re: June chat

I have a recipe for home made crumpet’s if you want..it’s easy. I don’t know if bought one’s have any additive’s in, I have been making these for years.
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How weird. Home made crumpets. Who’d have thought it.
Unfortunately i won’t be making any i don’t reckon HP. I’m not that keen in the kitchen. More necessity than desire.

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:27:49
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18936
Subject: re: June chat

Yes better to get one each—

Morning HP how did things go for you yesterday

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:29:30
From: Longy
ID: 18937
Subject: re: June chat

Crikey, Sun’s up and i’m sitting here. Best get out and kickstart the dog and verbal the ladies. Going to the Beach today for a few days. Have a bonza day ladies.

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:31:53
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18938
Subject: re: June chat

and just in case this doesn’t happen to other’s…when paying bill’s by netbank, any, make sure the biller code isn’t changed…or you might be paying someone else’s bill’s…

What a monumental stuff up I’ve had to fix , just because I grabbed the bill and paid it over month’s and 3 invoice’s, not noticing that they had changed their biller code.

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:32:58
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18939
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Yes better to get one each—

Morning HP how did things go for you yesterday

Not good Grassy, it was about yet another door closing in our face’s. But we are used to it. We will cope :)

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:38:23
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18940
Subject: re: June chat

So sorry to hear that HP—you must get very sick of it—maybe these places need to go through stuff themselves to understand—-have you thought of going to higher places

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:39:18
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18941
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


I have a recipe for home made crumpet’s if you want..it’s easy. I don’t know if bought one’s have any additive’s in, I have been making these for years.
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How weird. Home made crumpets. Who’d have thought it.
Unfortunately i won’t be making any i don’t reckon HP. I’m not that keen in the kitchen. More necessity than desire.

Longy, whatever food can be bought, can be made in the home . We consider bought crumpet’s as fast food. Whatever fast food you can buy, one can make it at home better anyway, with no chemical additive’s and much less fat. Fast food is so called as it’s fast to eat, not nessesarily fast to make.

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:41:29
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18942
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


So sorry to hear that HP—you must get very sick of it—maybe these places need to go through stuff themselves to understand—-have you thought of going to higher places

Already done that Grassy , even the media don’t want to know. The raging kid story is a bit tired. But it’s ok. I might let the kid loose on parliament step’s one day lol.

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:44:42
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18943
Subject: re: June chat

It might be a very good idea—have you written to the very top like Rudd—maybe worth a try

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:54:58
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18944
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


It might be a very good idea—have you written to the very top like Rudd—maybe worth a try

Oh his dept just passes you on.

Brekky time. back in a bit.

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Date: 17/06/2008 07:59:49
From: pain master
ID: 18945
Subject: re: June chat

Mornin’ all?

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Date: 17/06/2008 08:02:17
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18946
Subject: re: June chat

Hi PM

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Date: 17/06/2008 08:04:47
From: pain master
ID: 18947
Subject: re: June chat

Hi Grassy, how goes it down your way?

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Date: 17/06/2008 08:06:06
From: Grasshopper
ID: 18948
Subject: re: June chat

Darn wet—PM

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Date: 17/06/2008 09:51:01
From: pepe
ID: 18952
Subject: re: June chat

morning.
david attenborough was good last night. i look into the mirror and see someone ten years younger than me too. must be the advantage of failing eyesight LOL.

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Date: 17/06/2008 10:03:56
From: pepe
ID: 18954
Subject: re: June chat

Same here, but I wasn’t too keen on a lot of the Germans and I have a big swig of German blood in me. I think the trick with the French is to make a bit of an effort with the language and not be too ocker. Our fav was Greece, lovely people.
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the greeks are good because half of them have had a stint in australia. the other half have got rellies living here. i think all europeans should be forced to ‘chill out’ down south – would improve their demeanor.

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Date: 17/06/2008 10:06:41
From: pepe
ID: 18955
Subject: re: June chat

Not feeling much ATM, aint pain killers great, I think I’m on my way to being a junkie. Last night I took (with the Doc’s advice) 2 panadiene, 4 nurofen and 10mg diazapam.
——
tooth ache is a bummer – its in your head and theres nowhere to hide.
don’t worry be happy – they WILL fix it.

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Date: 17/06/2008 12:24:20
From: pain master
ID: 18958
Subject: re: June chat

quiet today?

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Date: 17/06/2008 12:25:41
From: bluegreen
ID: 18959
Subject: re: June chat

pain master said:


quiet today?

yep.

VG is at school and Lucky is visiting her sister. :D

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Date: 17/06/2008 12:33:44
From: pain master
ID: 18960
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


pain master said:

quiet today?

yep.

VG is at school and Lucky is visiting her sister. :D

the same sister who had the birthday party last weekend before?

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Date: 17/06/2008 13:09:42
From: bluegreen
ID: 18961
Subject: re: June chat

pain master said:


bluegreen said:

pain master said:

quiet today?

yep.

VG is at school and Lucky is visiting her sister. :D

the same sister who had the birthday party last weekend before?

I think it must be the other sister…

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Date: 17/06/2008 13:09:42
From: bluegreen
ID: 18962
Subject: re: June chat

pain master said:


bluegreen said:

pain master said:

quiet today?

yep.

VG is at school and Lucky is visiting her sister. :D

the same sister who had the birthday party last weekend before?

I think it must be the other sister…

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Date: 17/06/2008 15:00:32
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18963
Subject: re: June chat

arvo.. I have been busy , got some more seedling’s of brocoli and spinach , planted them out and also got 4 kg of sebago and nicola spud’s.. about 12…. planted them where a dwarf cherry tree will go later on. This spot is where my worm farm’s used to be and there has never been anything planted there before, the spud’s should do well.
Got a punnet of chive’s too and I’ll pop them into a pot , but I was wondering are they frost tender ? I can put them into my little hot house if needed. And finally a bay tree..which I will keep in a pot and keep it small.

I’ve made the 2 mud cake order’s and waiting for them to cool so I can ice them soon. Pork schnitzel parma for tea.
But right now it’s cuppa time !

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Date: 17/06/2008 15:11:21
From: bluegreen
ID: 18964
Subject: re: June chat

hi HP. Busy girl again I see.

I find that my chives die down in winter and come up again in spring, so if you want to keep them going then I would put them in the hot house.

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Date: 17/06/2008 16:16:22
From: orchid40
ID: 18965
Subject: re: June chat

Hi BG, HP, PM, Peps, and anyone else out there.
We’ve been to the neurologist.
The good news is that Mr O40 has got what the Drs thought he has got, and that it’s very treatable. Years ago it was very bad news but there are medications now that reverse the symptoms and bring the patient back to normal. There’s an outside chance that he may have to have an operation but we don’t know yet.
The bad news is that he’s back in hospital! He needs to have his breathing monitored because it can be affected by this disease and if this happens he needs urgent attention. That’s the bit that was worrying me most.He also has to have the medication type and dosage sorted out there.
I decided not to accompany him this time, it just complicates everything and I have to stay with friends who already have people staying with them. He’s likely to be in about 5 days.
So I’m happy he’s being cared for and that the prognosis is not bad at all :)

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Date: 17/06/2008 16:36:57
From: veg gardener
ID: 18967
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


pain master said:

quiet today?

yep.

VG is at school and Lucky is visiting her sister. :D


yep that’s right VG was at school.

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Date: 17/06/2008 17:22:48
From: pepe
ID: 18974
Subject: re: June chat

planted them out and also got 4 kg of sebago and nicola spud’s.. about 12…. planted them where a dwarf cherry tree will go later on.
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4kg of seed spuds should be about 30 spuds? either that or they weigh 330gms each?
big seed !
my sweet potatoes weighed in at about 400gm each.
good luck with them – they are definitely frost tender.

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Date: 17/06/2008 17:25:21
From: pepe
ID: 18975
Subject: re: June chat

So I’m happy he’s being cared for and that the prognosis is not bad at all
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a heck of a lot better than a stroke. they do take good care of us in those hospitals don’t they?
are patients allowed a mobile phone these days?

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Date: 17/06/2008 17:31:21
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18976
Subject: re: June chat

So I’m happy he’s being cared for and that the prognosis is not bad at all

Good to hear O40 , I hope all goes well from here on.

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Date: 17/06/2008 17:32:29
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18977
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


hi HP. Busy girl again I see.

I find that my chives die down in winter and come up again in spring, so if you want to keep them going then I would put them in the hot house.

Oh thank’s BG. I have put them in the little hothouse, untill last frost, about mid sept :)

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Date: 17/06/2008 17:36:55
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18978
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


planted them out and also got 4 kg of sebago and nicola spud’s.. about 12…. planted them where a dwarf cherry tree will go later on.
——————————————————————
4kg of seed spuds should be about 30 spuds? either that or they weigh 330gms each?
big seed !
my sweet potatoes weighed in at about 400gm each.
good luck with them – they are definitely frost tender.

Yes Pepe they were big spud’s. There’s a blackboard sign out front of the nursery that say’s ‘ plant potato’s now’.
I’m just obeying. I haven’t mulched them and won’t until I see sprout’s.

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Date: 17/06/2008 17:37:57
From: orchid40
ID: 18979
Subject: re: June chat

Thanks HP and Peps.
I think they are allowed mobile phones in certain wards. not too sure.

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Date: 17/06/2008 17:41:23
From: orchid40
ID: 18980
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


pepe said:

planted them out and also got 4 kg of sebago and nicola spud’s.. about 12…. planted them where a dwarf cherry tree will go later on.
——————————————————————
4kg of seed spuds should be about 30 spuds? either that or they weigh 330gms each?
big seed !
my sweet potatoes weighed in at about 400gm each.
good luck with them – they are definitely frost tender.

Yes Pepe they were big spud’s. There’s a blackboard sign out front of the nursery that say’s ‘ plant potato’s now’.
I’m just obeying. I haven’t mulched them and won’t until I see sprout’s.


Oooh lotsa spuds HP!
I have instructions to let them sprout indoors first. You can also cut them up into halves or quarters depending on size, as long as they have an “eye” or sprout, to make more plants. It doesn’t matter which way you do it I guess.

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Date: 17/06/2008 17:50:59
From: Happy Potter
ID: 18981
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Happy Potter said:

pepe said:

planted them out and also got 4 kg of sebago and nicola spud’s.. about 12…. planted them where a dwarf cherry tree will go later on.
——————————————————————
4kg of seed spuds should be about 30 spuds? either that or they weigh 330gms each?
big seed !
my sweet potatoes weighed in at about 400gm each.
good luck with them – they are definitely frost tender.

Yes Pepe they were big spud’s. There’s a blackboard sign out front of the nursery that say’s ‘ plant potato’s now’.
I’m just obeying. I haven’t mulched them and won’t until I see sprout’s.


Oooh lotsa spuds HP!
I have instructions to let them sprout indoors first. You can also cut them up into halves or quarters depending on size, as long as they have an “eye” or sprout, to make more plants. It doesn’t matter which way you do it I guess.

I intend to par fry a bunch of them and cut into wedge’s , season then freeze them. Same with a heap of roast spud’s. I didn’t know you can halve them, I’ll do that next time, thank’s :)

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Date: 17/06/2008 17:52:05
From: bluegreen
ID: 18982
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Hi BG, HP, PM, Peps, and anyone else out there.
We’ve been to the neurologist.
The good news is that Mr O40 has got what the Drs thought he has got, and that it’s very treatable. Years ago it was very bad news but there are medications now that reverse the symptoms and bring the patient back to normal. There’s an outside chance that he may have to have an operation but we don’t know yet.
The bad news is that he’s back in hospital! He needs to have his breathing monitored because it can be affected by this disease and if this happens he needs urgent attention. That’s the bit that was worrying me most.He also has to have the medication type and dosage sorted out there.
I decided not to accompany him this time, it just complicates everything and I have to stay with friends who already have people staying with them. He’s likely to be in about 5 days.
So I’m happy he’s being cared for and that the prognosis is not bad at all :)

oh what a relief! I was getting worried there, which would have been nothing compared to what you would have been going through!

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Date: 17/06/2008 18:08:36
From: orchid40
ID: 18984
Subject: re: June chat

oh what a relief! I was getting worried there, which would have been nothing compared to what you would have been going through!

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Yes it’s a relief, fingers crossed all goes according to plan! I was terrified his breathing would pack up.
Thanks BG.

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Date: 17/06/2008 18:36:45
From: orchid40
ID: 18985
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


oh what a relief! I was getting worried there, which would have been nothing compared to what you would have been going through!

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Yes it’s a relief, fingers crossed all goes according to plan! I was terrified his breathing would pack up.
Thanks BG.

I’ve just had a call from him – the hsopital have no idea who he is, the person who would have known about it has gone home !!! The neurologist had phoned ahead about him and given Mr O40 a letter too. OMG.
They’ll sort it out I guess.

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Date: 17/06/2008 18:53:09
From: bluegreen
ID: 18986
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


orchid40 said:

oh what a relief! I was getting worried there, which would have been nothing compared to what you would have been going through!

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Yes it’s a relief, fingers crossed all goes according to plan! I was terrified his breathing would pack up.
Thanks BG.

I’ve just had a call from him – the hsopital have no idea who he is, the person who would have known about it has gone home !!! The neurologist had phoned ahead about him and given Mr O40 a letter too. OMG.
They’ll sort it out I guess.

hope they have a bed for him!

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Date: 17/06/2008 19:02:31
From: orchid40
ID: 18987
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


orchid40 said:

orchid40 said:

oh what a relief! I was getting worried there, which would have been nothing compared to what you would have been going through!

—————————————-

Yes it’s a relief, fingers crossed all goes according to plan! I was terrified his breathing would pack up.
Thanks BG.

I’ve just had a call from him – the hsopital have no idea who he is, the person who would have known about it has gone home !!! The neurologist had phoned ahead about him and given Mr O40 a letter too. OMG.
They’ll sort it out I guess.

hope they have a bed for him!


So do I !!

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Date: 17/06/2008 19:31:59
From: The Estate
ID: 18988
Subject: re: June chat

What happened ?? Val

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Date: 17/06/2008 19:39:14
From: The Estate
ID: 18989
Subject: re: June chat

Where is he ATM Val, which hos. ?

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Date: 17/06/2008 19:43:43
From: The Estate
ID: 18990
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


Where is he ATM Val, which hos. ?

I went back and read the posts, let me know if I can do anything to help !!

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Date: 17/06/2008 19:53:41
From: orchid40
ID: 18991
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


The Estate said:

Where is he ATM Val, which hos. ?

I went back and read the posts, let me know if I can do anything to help !!

Thanks Cheryl, he’s at Monash. Nothing you can do but I appreciate . I’ve spoken to the Triage nurse and apparently the neurological team want him to go through Emergency first. It’s the public Hospital system :(

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Date: 17/06/2008 20:08:44
From: bluegreen
ID: 18992
Subject: re: June chat

anyone got any ideas on getting rid of the smokey flavour from a big pot of bolognaise sauce with a burnt bottom? Or have I ruined the lot?

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Date: 17/06/2008 20:12:56
From: pomolo
ID: 18993
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Hi BG, HP, PM, Peps, and anyone else out there.
We’ve been to the neurologist.
The good news is that Mr O40 has got what the Drs thought he has got, and that it’s very treatable. Years ago it was very bad news but there are medications now that reverse the symptoms and bring the patient back to normal. There’s an outside chance that he may have to have an operation but we don’t know yet.
The bad news is that he’s back in hospital! He needs to have his breathing monitored because it can be affected by this disease and if this happens he needs urgent attention. That’s the bit that was worrying me most.He also has to have the medication type and dosage sorted out there.
I decided not to accompany him this time, it just complicates everything and I have to stay with friends who already have people staying with them. He’s likely to be in about 5 days.
So I’m happy he’s being cared for and that the prognosis is not bad at all :)

Glad the news is good O40.

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Date: 17/06/2008 20:19:43
From: pomolo
ID: 18994
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


orchid40 said:

oh what a relief! I was getting worried there, which would have been nothing compared to what you would have been going through!

—————————————-

Yes it’s a relief, fingers crossed all goes according to plan! I was terrified his breathing would pack up.
Thanks BG.

I’ve just had a call from him – the hsopital have no idea who he is, the person who would have known about it has gone home !!! The neurologist had phoned ahead about him and given Mr O40 a letter too. OMG.
They’ll sort it out I guess.

OMG!

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Date: 17/06/2008 20:19:54
From: colliewa
ID: 18995
Subject: re: June chat

Gee I’ve been suffering today. I’ve had constipation. Feels like a lump the size of a rockmelon is slowly moving down. Tried massaging my stomach to break it up.. Managed to get out of bed by mid afternoon, bought some laxettes (3 oughta do it eh?) and 2 litres of apple+mango juice to give it a hurry up.

Work tomorrow, so I hope I’m ok tomorrow.

Now, the climb to the top.

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Date: 17/06/2008 20:22:14
From: pomolo
ID: 18996
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


anyone got any ideas on getting rid of the smokey flavour from a big pot of bolognaise sauce with a burnt bottom? Or have I ruined the lot?

I can’t swear to it but I think I have read where adding some potato to the sauce can help absorb the burnt flavour.

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Date: 17/06/2008 20:23:33
From: pomolo
ID: 18997
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


Gee I’ve been suffering today. I’ve had constipation. Feels like a lump the size of a rockmelon is slowly moving down. Tried massaging my stomach to break it up.. Managed to get out of bed by mid afternoon, bought some laxettes (3 oughta do it eh?) and 2 litres of apple+mango juice to give it a hurry up.

Work tomorrow, so I hope I’m ok tomorrow.

Now, the climb to the top.

Gees Collie. That can be painful too.

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Date: 17/06/2008 20:24:56
From: pomolo
ID: 18998
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


colliewa said:

Gee I’ve been suffering today. I’ve had constipation. Feels like a lump the size of a rockmelon is slowly moving down. Tried massaging my stomach to break it up.. Managed to get out of bed by mid afternoon, bought some laxettes (3 oughta do it eh?) and 2 litres of apple+mango juice to give it a hurry up.

Work tomorrow, so I hope I’m ok tomorrow.

Now, the climb to the top.

Gees Collie. That can be painful too.

Shouldn’t you drink lots of water as treatment?

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Date: 17/06/2008 20:26:54
From: bluegreen
ID: 18999
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


bluegreen said:

anyone got any ideas on getting rid of the smokey flavour from a big pot of bolognaise sauce with a burnt bottom? Or have I ruined the lot?

I can’t swear to it but I think I have read where adding some potato to the sauce can help absorb the burnt flavour.

found a site that said add sugar – seems to have worked. At least Mr BG says it tastes alright. I can’t tell anymore because I have the residual smoke flavour still on my tongue from my first tasting. Yuck!

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Date: 17/06/2008 20:35:02
From: pomolo
ID: 19002
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


pomolo said:

bluegreen said:

anyone got any ideas on getting rid of the smokey flavour from a big pot of bolognaise sauce with a burnt bottom? Or have I ruined the lot?

I can’t swear to it but I think I have read where adding some potato to the sauce can help absorb the burnt flavour.

found a site that said add sugar – seems to have worked. At least Mr BG says it tastes alright. I can’t tell anymore because I have the residual smoke flavour still on my tongue from my first tasting. Yuck!

Been there and done that. At least it’s edible BG.

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Date: 17/06/2008 20:38:06
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19003
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


Gee I’ve been suffering today. I’ve had constipation. Feels like a lump the size of a rockmelon is slowly moving down. Tried massaging my stomach to break it up.. Managed to get out of bed by mid afternoon, bought some laxettes (3 oughta do it eh?) and 2 litres of apple+mango juice to give it a hurry up.

Work tomorrow, so I hope I’m ok tomorrow.

Now, the climb to the top.

Too much information.

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Date: 17/06/2008 20:42:21
From: colliewa
ID: 19004
Subject: re: June chat

Work tomorrow, so I hope I’m ok tomorrow.

Now, the climb to the top.

Too much information.

==========

Yeah, I shouldn’t have mentioned my days off are coming to an end.

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Date: 17/06/2008 21:47:44
From: Yeehah
ID: 19006
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Yeehah said:

veg gardener said:

I am so looney , i am mr looney, all by my self with no on beside me.

OMG you crack me up! You REALLY need to spell check your posts, laddie.

LONELY.

LOONEY.

Dictionary!!!!!!!!!!

i crack alot of people up, some people think i do it becuase i am a smart@$$

I was working under the assumption that you can’t spell to save yourself, actually!

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Date: 17/06/2008 21:50:22
From: bluegreen
ID: 19007
Subject: re: June chat

hey Yeehah!

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Date: 17/06/2008 21:52:38
From: Yeehah
ID: 19008
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


hey Yeehah!

Hey, hey Bluegreen!

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Date: 17/06/2008 21:53:49
From: Yeehah
ID: 19009
Subject: re: June chat

Read your email in the last 2 minutes BG? My mum sends me a clean joke every now and then, so I had to forward it ;)

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Date: 17/06/2008 21:55:18
From: bluegreen
ID: 19010
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


Read your email in the last 2 minutes BG? My mum sends me a clean joke every now and then, so I had to forward it ;)

yep. I’d seen it before, but it’s still a goodie :)

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Date: 17/06/2008 21:58:38
From: Yeehah
ID: 19011
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Yeehah said:

Read your email in the last 2 minutes BG? My mum sends me a clean joke every now and then, so I had to forward it ;)

yep. I’d seen it before, but it’s still a goodie :)

My memory being the way it is, they’re all goodies cos I can never remember the punchlines!

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Date: 17/06/2008 22:02:31
From: bluegreen
ID: 19012
Subject: re: June chat

I’ve got tomorrow off instead of Friday, but I think most of it will be spent running errands!

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Date: 17/06/2008 22:03:45
From: colliewa
ID: 19013
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah, oh word guress, have you ever heard the word “padinostra” before? Spelling might be wrong..

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Date: 17/06/2008 22:04:47
From: Yeehah
ID: 19014
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


Yeehah, oh word guress, have you ever heard the word “padinostra” before? Spelling might be wrong..

Gobbledegook????

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Date: 17/06/2008 22:11:53
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19016
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:

Work tomorrow, so I hope I’m ok tomorrow.

Now, the climb to the top.

Too much information.

==========

Yeah, I shouldn’t have mentioned my days off are coming to an end.

Oh dear Collie…try Movicol…it’s gentle. .cheaper on a script. This is a common problem with bander’s too.

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Date: 17/06/2008 22:11:57
From: orchid40
ID: 19017
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


colliewa said:

Yeehah, oh word guress, have you ever heard the word “padinostra” before? Spelling might be wrong..

Gobbledegook????

Hi Yeeha, how about paternostra? Or Paternoster?

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Date: 17/06/2008 22:15:06
From: Yeehah
ID: 19018
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Yeehah said:

colliewa said:

Yeehah, oh word guress, have you ever heard the word “padinostra” before? Spelling might be wrong..

Gobbledegook????

Hi Yeeha, how about paternostra? Or Paternoster?

How about we wait for more info from Collie before we get our collective knickers individually tangled ;)

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Date: 17/06/2008 22:16:48
From: Yeehah
ID: 19019
Subject: re: June chat

Hey Bluegreen Mr Y says you have to look at this TODAY because the photo will change tomorrow.

No points for guessing who the fella on the bike and the Littlemiss in the sidecar are!

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Date: 17/06/2008 22:17:21
From: Yeehah
ID: 19020
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


Hey Bluegreen Mr Y says you have to look at this TODAY because the photo will change tomorrow.

No points for guessing who the fella on the bike and the Littlemiss in the sidecar are!

… mumble, grumble …. bluddy link … grumble …

:D

http://groups.msn.com/bCozz/_whatsnew.msnw

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Date: 17/06/2008 22:23:34
From: bluegreen
ID: 19021
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


Yeehah said:

Hey Bluegreen Mr Y says you have to look at this TODAY because the photo will change tomorrow.

No points for guessing who the fella on the bike and the Littlemiss in the sidecar are!

… mumble, grumble …. bluddy link … grumble …

:D

http://groups.msn.com/bCozz/_whatsnew.msnw

cool! some pretty big smiles there :D

so has he decided to buy one?

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Date: 17/06/2008 22:25:25
From: colliewa
ID: 19022
Subject: re: June chat

>Gobbledegook????

Oh.

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Date: 17/06/2008 22:26:41
From: Yeehah
ID: 19023
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Yeehah said:

No points for guessing who the fella on the bike and the Littlemiss in the sidecar are!

… mumble, grumble …. bluddy link … grumble …

:D

http://groups.msn.com/bCozz/_whatsnew.msnw

cool! some pretty big smiles there :D

so has he decided to buy one?

Doesn’t matter what he decides, he can’t afford it!! He’s got a Royal Enfield in a million parts in the shed, apparently he’s gonna get that on the road. Excuse my cynicism, but it’s two and a half years since he told me that – I’ll just wait for the evidence to appear before my eyes. Oh, and he’s gonna knock up a sidecar too. Littlemiss loves that idea.

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Date: 17/06/2008 22:27:06
From: colliewa
ID: 19024
Subject: re: June chat

>paternostra? Or Paternoster?

Could be..

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Date: 17/06/2008 22:27:22
From: Yeehah
ID: 19025
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:

have you ever heard the word “padinostra” before? Spelling might be wrong..

Gimme some context, big boy ;)

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Date: 17/06/2008 22:28:53
From: bluegreen
ID: 19026
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Yeehah said:

colliewa said:

Yeehah, oh word guress, have you ever heard the word “padinostra” before? Spelling might be wrong..

Gobbledegook????

Hi Yeeha, how about paternostra? Or Paternoster?

what’s the context?

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Date: 17/06/2008 22:30:54
From: bluegreen
ID: 19027
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:

Doesn’t matter what he decides, he can’t afford it!! He’s got a Royal Enfield in a million parts in the shed, apparently he’s gonna get that on the road. Excuse my cynicism, but it’s two and a half years since he told me that – I’ll just wait for the evidence to appear before my eyes. Oh, and he’s gonna knock up a sidecar too. Littlemiss loves that idea.

I bet she does :)

does he know sidecars? they are an entirely different beast to solo bikes. different skills required. they need to be carefully set up too.

hmmm, Royal Enfield, Ural… think he likes work horses not race horses…

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Date: 17/06/2008 22:32:46
From: Yeehah
ID: 19029
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:

what’s the context?

I beat you to it by 1 min 31 secs, nyah-nyah :P

ROTFLMAO!!!!!!!!1

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Date: 17/06/2008 22:35:36
From: colliewa
ID: 19030
Subject: re: June chat

>Gimme some context, big boy ;)

Right at the start of this ABC podcast, the word is at about the 7 second point….

http://www.abc.net.au/reslib/200806/r260992_1085546.mp3

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Date: 17/06/2008 22:36:29
From: colliewa
ID: 19031
Subject: re: June chat

The phrase is “time padenostras”

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Date: 17/06/2008 22:46:12
From: Yeehah
ID: 19032
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


The phrase is “time padenostras”

Could it be “tying paternosters”? Nothing much in what they’re saying has any meaning to me, I’m afraid.

Sounds something like “chatter boys are tying paternosters at Cullen Bay”….. ????

Paternoster:
1. often Paternoster The Lord’s Prayer.
2. One of the large beads on a rosary on which the Lord’s Prayer is said.
3. A sequence of words spoken as a prayer or a magic formula.
4. A weighted fishing line having several jointed attachments for hooks connected by beadlike swivels.
5. An elevator constructed of a series of doorless compartments hung on chains that move slowly and continuously, allowing passengers to step on and off at will.

Would the fourth one make sense, given that I hope you have more idea about what they’re saying than I do??

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Date: 17/06/2008 22:48:45
From: colliewa
ID: 19033
Subject: re: June chat

AHHHH

Sounds like you’ve cracked it!

Ta!

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Date: 17/06/2008 22:50:52
From: Yeehah
ID: 19034
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


AHHHH

Sounds like you’ve cracked it!

Ta!

So is it funny? What were they saying?

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Date: 17/06/2008 22:54:29
From: colliewa
ID: 19035
Subject: re: June chat

It’s a thing about fishing in the NT. I listen to it because I enjoy the Aussie sense of humor and understatement..

The padenostra bit is just part of an introductory ramble…

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Date: 17/06/2008 23:01:34
From: Yeehah
ID: 19036
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


It’s a thing about fishing in the NT. I listen to it because I enjoy the Aussie sense of humor and understatement..

The padenostra bit is just part of an introductory ramble…

Clear as mud, thanks ;)

I’m outta here, cya!

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Date: 17/06/2008 23:02:40
From: orchid40
ID: 19037
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


It’s a thing about fishing in the NT. I listen to it because I enjoy the Aussie sense of humor and understatement..

The padenostra bit is just part of an introductory ramble…

I used to know how to tie a Paternoster rig. Forgotten now though.

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Date: 17/06/2008 23:03:06
From: colliewa
ID: 19038
Subject: re: June chat

Night, and thanks…

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Date: 18/06/2008 05:03:28
From: pomolo
ID: 19042
Subject: re: June chat

Fancy sitting here at this hour! For heavens sake, get a life Pomolo. Just woke early and can’t go back to sleep.

Anyway do you know how beautiful the full moon looks at 4am. It was just out of my reach otherwise I would have had it on my back verandah forever.

In actual fact I have to make biscuits for the local “Friends of” and have them ready by 10am so an early start will be a help after all.

Be nice to one another. I shall return.

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Date: 18/06/2008 05:15:11
From: Grasshopper
ID: 19043
Subject: re: June chat

Morning

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Date: 18/06/2008 05:20:53
From: Lucky1
ID: 19045
Subject: re: June chat

Fancy sitting here at this hour! For heavens sake, get a life Pomolo. Just woke early and can’t go back to sleep.

Anyway do you know how beautiful the full moon looks at 4am. It was just out of my reach otherwise I would have had it on my back verandah forever.
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When I used to stand outside at 4.30 waiting for my morning ride to work…… saw some beautiful moons ………

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Date: 18/06/2008 05:21:21
From: Lucky1
ID: 19046
Subject: re: June chat

Elf says morning to Pomolo & Grassy:) Me too…morning girls:D

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Date: 18/06/2008 05:41:16
From: veg gardener
ID: 19048
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


Yeehah said:

Hey Bluegreen Mr Y says you have to look at this TODAY because the photo will change tomorrow.

No points for guessing who the fella on the bike and the Littlemiss in the sidecar are!

… mumble, grumble …. bluddy link … grumble …

:D

http://groups.msn.com/bCozz/_whatsnew.msnw


guess what i just seen it.

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Date: 18/06/2008 05:52:58
From: Grasshopper
ID: 19049
Subject: re: June chat

Morning Veg—-gee these quotes get a bit much

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Date: 18/06/2008 05:53:44
From: veg gardener
ID: 19050
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Morning Veg—-gee these quotes get a bit much

yeah. so how are you?

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Date: 18/06/2008 05:56:21
From: Grasshopper
ID: 19051
Subject: re: June chat

Not bad—be glad when this rain is gone fro a little while

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Date: 18/06/2008 05:57:45
From: veg gardener
ID: 19052
Subject: re: June chat

yep, its really muddy over here wish the rain would go away for a while, go to where it is needed.

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Date: 18/06/2008 05:59:57
From: Grasshopper
ID: 19053
Subject: re: June chat

Not muddy here as I have sandy sol—which also can be a bugga too

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Date: 18/06/2008 06:04:51
From: veg gardener
ID: 19054
Subject: re: June chat

yeah, it wouldn’t help having sandy soils.

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Date: 18/06/2008 06:30:34
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19056
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


Elf says morning to Pomolo & Grassy:) Me too…morning girls:D

morning too girls and anyone awake. I shot out of bed at 5.30 am and already showered and now ready for the day , I feel like there’s something major going to happen and I am ready for it, how neurotic lol.
The only thing happening is a psychologist’s appointment at 10.30 am..Mr. and I both have to attend but Mr. is on night shift atm , so he will be snoozing on the way and back, me driving. Too bloody tiring.
Off to wait for whatever going to happen. BBL

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Date: 18/06/2008 06:39:37
From: Grasshopper
ID: 19058
Subject: re: June chat

Hope all turns out ok for you HP—and good morning to you

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Date: 18/06/2008 06:44:21
From: veg gardener
ID: 19059
Subject: re: June chat

back now hello HP, may have to do a little detour and in into the shed and get some chook feed and walk to the chook pen then ill have to walk up to the bus stop, so i may leave 10mins earlier.

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Date: 18/06/2008 07:20:01
From: cackles
ID: 19060
Subject: re: June chat

Good morning! :)

Just a quick visit while kettle is boiling – beautiful weather here. I trimmed one of my Ivory Curl (Buckinghamia) trees and a Flame yesterday – now have to strip foliage and generally clear my driveway…

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Date: 18/06/2008 08:35:07
From: bluegreen
ID: 19066
Subject: re: June chat

good morning folks.

breakfast appointment with Mr BG was cancelled :(
someone’s rang in sick so he had to start early. Oh well, Weet Bix again I suppose…

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Date: 18/06/2008 09:55:10
From: Lucky1
ID: 19072
Subject: re: June chat

morning lucky. yeah birdnetting sounds like a good idea next time – if i have to replant.
funny that my winter garden had no netting and i lost nothing.
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Hi Pepe:)

I picked up 4 × 4 metres for a couple of $$$$ ready cut from the toyshop in one of those shelf bins that hang off the shelves.

Birds are shocking for feasting on tender plants here…… seeds…they’ll knock over in 48 hours here.

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Date: 18/06/2008 09:57:12
From: pepe
ID: 19073
Subject: re: June chat

and now ….. back to the proper chat thread.
you were right about rabbits eating rocket too lucky. i’m minding the daughters bunny and it eats rocket by preference.
your worm juice is delicious – no cancel that – its being used to boost the winter garden, alongside seaweed and pigeon poo tea.. you gave me a lot of worm wee – how much do you drain off each month?

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Date: 18/06/2008 10:01:46
From: pepe
ID: 19074
Subject: re: June chat

I picked up 4 × 4 metres for a couple of $$$$ ready cut from the toyshop in one of those shelf bins that hang off the shelves. Birds are shocking for feasting on tender plants here…… seeds…they’ll knock over in 48 hours here.
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i ‘spose the emergence of the grass corresponded to the seeds growth and probably hid the seedlings from view in the winter garden. the barley was planted on a weed free area so was visible. more netting needed here too.

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Date: 18/06/2008 10:03:11
From: Lucky1
ID: 19076
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


and now ….. back to the proper chat thread.
you were right about rabbits eating rocket too lucky. i’m minding the daughters bunny and it eats rocket by preference.
your worm juice is delicious – no cancel that – its being used to boost the winter garden, alongside seaweed and pigeon poo tea.. you gave me a lot of worm wee – how much do you drain off each month?

Oh glad the bunny is enjoying the rocket:D

I am not sure about the worm wee….I need to in the next day or so drain the buckets into those bottles you returned to me.

What I do is rinse the kitchen lunch box of theirs and the big white bucket it goes into out on the worm farms, when those buckets are emptied.

When the big white bucket is almost full of food, I chop it up with a shovel and feed 1 farm. So the rinse water is then poured into that farm just fed.

I’ll take note from when I empty their buckets and count 30 days and let you know:)

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Date: 18/06/2008 10:03:58
From: Lucky1
ID: 19077
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


I picked up 4 × 4 metres for a couple of $$$$ ready cut from the toyshop in one of those shelf bins that hang off the shelves. Birds are shocking for feasting on tender plants here…… seeds…they’ll knock over in 48 hours here.
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i ‘spose the emergence of the grass corresponded to the seeds growth and probably hid the seedlings from view in the winter garden. the barley was planted on a weed free area so was visible. more netting needed here too.

I covered my seeds for the green manure crop last year and the birds dug it up:(

I have clever birds here……:(

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Date: 18/06/2008 12:02:15
From: orchid40
ID: 19079
Subject: re: June chat

Morning all, well, nearly arvo.
It’s an ordinary sort of day here, no rain. no wind, no sun.

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looks like i’ll have to rescind what i said about the public hospital system – did they think Mr OC had walked in off the street?
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I think maybe they did. The neurologist had phoned the day registrar to tell him to expect him, but by the time MrO40 got there the night registrar was on and hadn’t had the message passed on. He’s had the worst night of his life he just told me. He’s on a ward now so things should improve from now on.
I’m going in tomorrow by bus & train, it will be a day long adventure!

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Date: 18/06/2008 14:39:09
From: bluegreen
ID: 19083
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Morning all, well, nearly arvo.
It’s an ordinary sort of day here, no rain. no wind, no sun.

——————————-
looks like i’ll have to rescind what i said about the public hospital system – did they think Mr OC had walked in off the street?
——————————
I think maybe they did. The neurologist had phoned the day registrar to tell him to expect him, but by the time MrO40 got there the night registrar was on and hadn’t had the message passed on. He’s had the worst night of his life he just told me. He’s on a ward now so things should improve from now on.
I’m going in tomorrow by bus & train, it will be a day long adventure!

hey o40. Monash is in my neck of the woods. Let me know if I can do anything.

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Date: 18/06/2008 15:01:01
From: bluegreen
ID: 19087
Subject: re: June chat

saw the doc today and with the new pills my BP has finally dropped. She was very happy. She also gave some scaly bits of skin the liquid Nitrogen treatment so have some ouchy bits. While in the area dropped in at Flower Power and bought a Grevillea ‘Moonlight’ and some Kangaroo Paws at 25% off. Scored some Fowlers Vacola jars on freecycle, so picked them up. Went to the markets and bought a Kalanchoe in a hanging pot full of buds, and a Juniper (I think) to turn into a bonsai. A pretty full day really after I had done all the driving and walking around.

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Date: 18/06/2008 15:03:27
From: Lucky1
ID: 19090
Subject: re: June chat

Busy day for you BG:)

Home all day today and its lovely.:D House is looking good for it too.

Tomorrow we walk to the train station and into the city…paying for the fridge tomorrow and getting it delivered on Friday:D:D:D

Oh I can’t wait to have a new fridge that has seals that work and a light inside that works when the door opens:D

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Date: 18/06/2008 15:11:32
From: bluegreen
ID: 19092
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:

Oh I can’t wait to have a new fridge that has seals that work and a light inside that works when the door opens:D

I bet :D

House is a complete disaster here. Still feeling lethargic since I had that bad cold. Lots of people at work getting sick too so I’m thinking that it hasn’t completely run its course yet.

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Date: 18/06/2008 15:15:49
From: Lucky1
ID: 19095
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Lucky1 said:

Oh I can’t wait to have a new fridge that has seals that work and a light inside that works when the door opens:D

I bet :D

House is a complete disaster here. Still feeling lethargic since I had that bad cold. Lots of people at work getting sick too so I’m thinking that it hasn’t completely run its course yet.

I was told the other day when I got my flu shot… the flu season hasn’t hit Luckyland yet.

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Date: 18/06/2008 15:16:01
From: The Estate
ID: 19096
Subject: re: June chat

arvo ladies, yeps my place a bit the same way BG, been too busy outside, too stuffed when I get home from work

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Date: 18/06/2008 15:17:30
From: bluegreen
ID: 19099
Subject: re: June chat

hi Thee – did you see my BP is down? now 125/80.

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Date: 18/06/2008 15:18:15
From: Lucky1
ID: 19100
Subject: re: June chat

Hi Thee:)

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Date: 18/06/2008 15:19:38
From: Lucky1
ID: 19102
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


hi Thee – did you see my BP is down? now 125/80.

Oh yes…. well done:) Sorry I didn’t comment…. up to my knees in shredding and sorting out stuff on the computer desk.

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Date: 18/06/2008 15:19:53
From: The Estate
ID: 19103
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


hi Thee – did you see my BP is down? now 125/80.

OOOOOO well done, I go back on the 3rd.

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Date: 18/06/2008 15:51:50
From: Lucky1
ID: 19109
Subject: re: June chat

Got a little bit of “don’t need this anymore” stuff in the lounge room from some of the cleaning…… just about to walk round to the “Sally” shop and give it to them……..

Might see if they have any nice glasses there…. I break so much china and drinking glasses I refuse to buy them at new cost price from the shops.

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Date: 18/06/2008 15:51:51
From: orchid40
ID: 19110
Subject: re: June chat

hey o40. Monash is in my neck of the woods. Let me know if I can do anything.

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Hi BG,
Yes of course it’s over your way, I didn’t realise! Thanks for the offer but at this stage it’s all under control. Lovely of you to say though :) If I run into trouble I’ll get in touch.

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Date: 18/06/2008 15:54:42
From: orchid40
ID: 19111
Subject: re: June chat

did you see my BP is down? now 125/80.

Well done BG !!

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Date: 18/06/2008 15:58:43
From: orchid40
ID: 19112
Subject: re: June chat

Tomorrow we walk to the train station and into the city…paying for the fridge tomorrow and getting it delivered on Friday:D:D:D

Oh I can’t wait to have a new fridge that has seals that work and a light inside that works when the door opens:D

Oh I’m excited for you Lucky! We will expect photos of course!!

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Date: 18/06/2008 16:01:03
From: bluegreen
ID: 19114
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:

did you see my BP is down? now 125/80.

Well done BG !!

wish I could take the credit, but it’s the new medication I am on…

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Date: 18/06/2008 16:18:08
From: Lucky1
ID: 19116
Subject: re: June chat

Oh I’m excited for you Lucky! We will expect photos of course!!
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Oh for sure:D

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Date: 18/06/2008 16:48:53
From: veg gardener
ID: 19118
Subject: re: June chat

Arvo all, most probably 4 more eggs and ill set the bator up.

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Date: 18/06/2008 17:27:13
From: veg gardener
ID: 19122
Subject: re: June chat

Anyone here?

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Date: 18/06/2008 17:56:56
From: pepe
ID: 19123
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Anyone here?

g’day VG
can you draw a plan of your garden?
if so – which is the software to use?

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Date: 18/06/2008 17:59:14
From: veg gardener
ID: 19124
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


veg gardener said:

Anyone here?

g’day VG
can you draw a plan of your garden?
if so – which is the software to use?

i would use my hand and ben w progarm it cost about $0 and can be found in NSW for free. na thats was a joke i draw them up by hand as i do graphics detailed drawings. progarms i use it GoogleSketch up Pro and my hand.

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Date: 18/06/2008 17:59:26
From: veg gardener
ID: 19125
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


veg gardener said:

Anyone here?

g’day VG
can you draw a plan of your garden?
if so – which is the software to use?

i would use my hand and ben w progarm it cost about $0 and can be found in NSW for free. na thats was a joke i draw them up by hand as i do graphics detailed drawings. progarms i use it GoogleSketch up Pro and my hand.

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Date: 18/06/2008 18:02:29
From: pepe
ID: 19127
Subject: re: June chat

progarms i use it GoogleSketch up Pro and my hand.
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i just downloaded sketchup – my first attempts are monstrous! how do you draw a fence?

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Date: 18/06/2008 18:04:22
From: pepe
ID: 19128
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


progarms i use it GoogleSketch up Pro and my hand.
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i just downloaded sketchup – my first attempts are monstrous! how do you draw a fence?

more practice needed – seeya.

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Date: 18/06/2008 18:04:53
From: veg gardener
ID: 19129
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


progarms i use it GoogleSketch up Pro and my hand.
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i just downloaded sketchup – my first attempts are monstrous! how do you draw a fence?

it is hard for me to explain i use it most of them time in school. and our teacher is just being as well so some of us are a head of him a bit. so we aren’t learning anything and we have to keep using the one tool for about 2 terms. ok to make a fence there should be a compents thing (forget what menu it is under as i dont have the free one as i have pro at home and at school). and then you go to landscape and then click on a fence.

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Date: 18/06/2008 18:15:25
From: pepe
ID: 19130
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


pepe said:

progarms i use it GoogleSketch up Pro and my hand.
————————
i just downloaded sketchup – my first attempts are monstrous! how do you draw a fence?

it is hard for me to explain i use it most of them time in school. and our teacher is just being as well so some of us are a head of him a bit. so we aren’t learning anything and we have to keep using the one tool for about 2 terms. ok to make a fence there should be a compents thing (forget what menu it is under as i dont have the free one as i have pro at home and at school). and then you go to landscape and then click on a fence.

components i know – landscape? i’ll go have a look.
thanks

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Date: 18/06/2008 18:17:54
From: veg gardener
ID: 19131
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


veg gardener said:

pepe said:

progarms i use it GoogleSketch up Pro and my hand.
————————
i just downloaded sketchup – my first attempts are monstrous! how do you draw a fence?

it is hard for me to explain i use it most of them time in school. and our teacher is just being as well so some of us are a head of him a bit. so we aren’t learning anything and we have to keep using the one tool for about 2 terms. ok to make a fence there should be a compents thing (forget what menu it is under as i dont have the free one as i have pro at home and at school). and then you go to landscape and then click on a fence.

components i know – landscape? i’ll go have a look.
thanks

its ok i thinks that’s where it is. i got a question for you Pepe, what do you put in your compost bin and how often do you turn it.

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Date: 18/06/2008 18:29:24
From: pomolo
ID: 19138
Subject: re: June chat

slow cooker lamb shanks. I’m off. BBL.

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Date: 18/06/2008 18:52:26
From: pepe
ID: 19140
Subject: re: June chat

ts ok i thinks that’s where it is. i got a question for you Pepe, what do you put in your compost bin and how often do you turn it.
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straw, manure, weeds are the main components
i turn every month approx.

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Date: 18/06/2008 18:53:45
From: veg gardener
ID: 19141
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


ts ok i thinks that’s where it is. i got a question for you Pepe, what do you put in your compost bin and how often do you turn it.
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straw, manure, weeds are the main components
i turn every month approx.

ok, for a 3 bay system the end product ends in the black bin as you have already seen in a photo how often would you turn that so it makes 3 turns.

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Date: 18/06/2008 19:23:25
From: veg gardener
ID: 19142
Subject: re: June chat

very quite here tonight.

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Date: 18/06/2008 19:46:41
From: bluegreen
ID: 19144
Subject: re: June chat

can you freeze uncooked stuffing? Made some to stuff a chook then found out I had left it too long and it was out of date and rather on the the nose!

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Date: 18/06/2008 20:12:00
From: pepe
ID: 19145
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


pepe said:

ts ok i thinks that’s where it is. i got a question for you Pepe, what do you put in your compost bin and how often do you turn it.
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straw, manure, weeds are the main components
i turn every month approx.

ok, for a 3 bay system the end product ends in the black bin as you have already seen in a photo how often would you turn that so it makes 3 turns.

depends when you want it.
i need my first batch in september and its ready already.
so if you need your first batch in october you just keep turning it in line with that schedule.

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Date: 18/06/2008 20:13:34
From: veg gardener
ID: 19146
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


veg gardener said:

pepe said:

ts ok i thinks that’s where it is. i got a question for you Pepe, what do you put in your compost bin and how often do you turn it.
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straw, manure, weeds are the main components
i turn every month approx.

ok, for a 3 bay system the end product ends in the black bin as you have already seen in a photo how often would you turn that so it makes 3 turns.

depends when you want it.
i need my first batch in september and its ready already.
so if you need your first batch in october you just keep turning it in line with that schedule.

ok, ill most probly turn it every month when i clean up the chook pen. and weed and all that. or ill turn it every 2 months and top up the chook pen with my hay at the end of the frist month and collect all the stuff i need in feed bags until i need it. that may be a better plan then.

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Date: 18/06/2008 20:19:31
From: pepe
ID: 19150
Subject: re: June chat

ok, ill most probly turn it every month when i clean up the chook pen. and weed and all that. or ill turn it every 2 months and top up the chook pen with my hay at the end of the frist month and collect all the stuff i need in feed bags until i need it. that may be a better plan then.
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good
in fact just keep a continuously stream of it being made over winter. you never have too much
go veg ! lol.

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Date: 18/06/2008 21:03:17
From: Dinetta
ID: 19151
Subject: re: June chat

can you freeze uncooked stuffing? Made some to stuff a chook then found out I had left it too long and it was out of date and rather on the the nose!
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Well you could I suppose BlueGreen, but if it is “on the nose” I don’t think a chicken cavity would be a good place to reheat it…personally I prefer a slice of lime and a couple of sprigs of thyme and dill in a chicken cavity…there is definitely more experienced cooks than me out there…have never made stuffing…

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Date: 18/06/2008 21:06:16
From: bluegreen
ID: 19152
Subject: re: June chat

Dinetta said:


can you freeze uncooked stuffing? Made some to stuff a chook then found out I had left it too long and it was out of date and rather on the the nose!
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Well you could I suppose BlueGreen, but if it is “on the nose” I don’t think a chicken cavity would be a good place to reheat it…personally I prefer a slice of lime and a couple of sprigs of thyme and dill in a chicken cavity…there is definitely more experienced cooks than me out there…have never made stuffing…

The chook was out of date so I threw it out. The stuffing is freshly prepared and now I don’t have a chicken to put it in.

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Date: 18/06/2008 21:53:51
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19155
Subject: re: June chat

I went back to the dentist this morning. He unplugged the tooth and drained it again but he’s not happy with the progress, there is now gunk coming out between the tooth and the gum. You really wanted to know that didn’t you?
He’s going away till Tuesday and if it isn’t much better by then he’s going to pull it out. More antibiotics and drugs for me. I’m totally sick of the whole thing and I look like a squirrel with one cheek full of nuts.
Just call me gummy.

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Date: 18/06/2008 23:42:36
From: orchid40
ID: 19156
Subject: re: June chat

Bubba Louie said:


I went back to the dentist this morning. He unplugged the tooth and drained it again but he’s not happy with the progress, there is now gunk coming out between the tooth and the gum. You really wanted to know that didn’t you?
He’s going away till Tuesday and if it isn’t much better by then he’s going to pull it out. More antibiotics and drugs for me. I’m totally sick of the whole thing and I look like a squirrel with one cheek full of nuts.
Just call me gummy.

Oh Bubba, you’re having a terrible time aren’t you? I do hope it improves soon.
(((More hugs)))

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Date: 19/06/2008 05:18:25
From: veg gardener
ID: 19157
Subject: re: June chat

morning all.

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Date: 19/06/2008 05:29:04
From: pomolo
ID: 19158
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:

slow cooker lamb shanks. I’m off. BBL.

And they were melt in your mouth, absolutely delicious.

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Date: 19/06/2008 05:36:34
From: pomolo
ID: 19159
Subject: re: June chat

Bubba Louie said:


I went back to the dentist this morning. He unplugged the tooth and drained it again but he’s not happy with the progress, there is now gunk coming out between the tooth and the gum. You really wanted to know that didn’t you?
He’s going away till Tuesday and if it isn’t much better by then he’s going to pull it out. More antibiotics and drugs for me. I’m totally sick of the whole thing and I look like a squirrel with one cheek full of nuts.
Just call me gummy.

Poor baby! Teeth are a curse. Babies have trouble when they are getting them and we spend the rest of our life trying to keep them. They are literally a pain.

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Date: 19/06/2008 05:42:02
From: pomolo
ID: 19161
Subject: re: June chat

Heavy fog this morning and a mild temp. Good day coming up. Morning to anyone who’s up at this hour.

For Bluegreen….

Yes, if it’s just normal stuffing you could freeze it BG.

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Date: 19/06/2008 05:43:14
From: veg gardener
ID: 19162
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


Heavy fog this morning and a mild temp. Good day coming up. Morning to anyone who’s up at this hour.

For Bluegreen….

Yes, if it’s just normal stuffing you could freeze it BG.

i am pomolo.

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Date: 19/06/2008 06:51:15
From: veg gardener
ID: 19166
Subject: re: June chat

Anyone still here?

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Date: 19/06/2008 06:56:02
From: Grasshopper
ID: 19167
Subject: re: June chat

Yep still here

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Date: 19/06/2008 06:56:42
From: veg gardener
ID: 19168
Subject: re: June chat

hello Grassy. you don’t grow veggies do you?

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Date: 19/06/2008 07:11:59
From: Grasshopper
ID: 19169
Subject: re: June chat

No Veg can’t be bothered withh all you have to do for just me—

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Date: 19/06/2008 09:01:04
From: pepe
ID: 19172
Subject: re: June chat

morning
No signs of my barley crop.
So now i have to replant with bird netting over – bummer.

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Date: 19/06/2008 09:04:54
From: pepe
ID: 19173
Subject: re: June chat

Bubba Louie said:


I went back to the dentist this morning. He unplugged the tooth and drained it again but he’s not happy with the progress, there is now gunk coming out between the tooth and the gum. You really wanted to know that didn’t you?
He’s going away till Tuesday and if it isn’t much better by then he’s going to pull it out. More antibiotics and drugs for me. I’m totally sick of the whole thing and I look like a squirrel with one cheek full of nuts.
Just call me gummy.

poor gummy – hugs.
hows the sudoku coming on ? – you’ll be a master by the time this is over.

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Date: 19/06/2008 09:39:01
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19174
Subject: re: June chat

Longy.. the coffee is beautiful ! Thank you muchly for sending it :D :D It’s different ..I had to adjust the grinder setting to finer, but it’s a really nice tasting coffee. Too strong for Mr. HP though, he said if he was losing hair he isn’t now LOL.
But that’s ok, more for me !

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Date: 19/06/2008 09:42:47
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19175
Subject: re: June chat

morn all, I’ve been tip toeing thru’ the tulip’s , weeding the bulb bed and tidying it up from Max’s damage when he rolled in the bed.

Bubba Louie I hope that tooth heal’s for you asap. You would be sick to death of it . That’s the very reason I hate going to dentist’s :(
(((Hugs)))

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Date: 19/06/2008 09:46:36
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19176
Subject: re: June chat

Finally a morning to myself, no demand’s or appointment’s :) I will spend it in the garden , there’s several thing’s I have been meaning to do , re pot some cactus for a start, wash out some seed tray’s that herb’s will go into, and a clean up in the fernery :)

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Date: 19/06/2008 13:14:12
From: cackles
ID: 19178
Subject: re: June chat

Good afternoon all – I have yet to read posts – just here for lunch break :) I hope everyone is well :)

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Date: 19/06/2008 14:27:17
From: bluegreen
ID: 19181
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


Heavy fog this morning and a mild temp. Good day coming up. Morning to anyone who’s up at this hour.

For Bluegreen….

Yes, if it’s just normal stuffing you could freeze it BG.

oh good, thanks :)

hate throwing something out if there is nothing wrong with it.

We had corned beef with mustard sauce and roasted veges instead. Yummo!

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Date: 19/06/2008 18:41:58
From: veg gardener
ID: 19193
Subject: re: June chat

is anyone interested in looking at my woodworks and graphics assessment task?

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Date: 19/06/2008 18:42:33
From: pomolo
ID: 19194
Subject: re: June chat

Ignore this post. I’m having a few problems ATM.

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Date: 19/06/2008 18:49:54
From: pomolo
ID: 19196
Subject: re: June chat

oh good, thanks :)

hate throwing something out if there is nothing wrong with it.

We had corned beef with mustard sauce and roasted veges instead. Yummo
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We have just consumed Curry Cauliflower Soup for tea. Caulies are very cheap just now. MrP’s did the prepatation and cooking. He has turned into a keen cook. I’m not complaining.

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Date: 19/06/2008 19:13:11
From: pepe
ID: 19207
Subject: re: June chat

We have just consumed Curry Cauliflower Soup for tea. Caulies are very cheap just now. MrP’s did the prepatation and cooking. He has turned into a keen cook. I’m not complaining.
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naturally – hes a man!
my cook is doing pizza pockets with the rest of the basil crop – and yes – we too have cheap ($1.99) caulis.

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Date: 19/06/2008 19:16:45
From: bluegreen
ID: 19210
Subject: re: June chat

hi folks, congratulations on your assessment tasks VG. I’m particularly impressed with your woodwork. My dad was a keen wood turner in his retirement and made some nice things. I always admire people who can make clever stuff with their hands.

Glad to hear your good news too o40, I bet you’ll be glad to have Mr o40 home and back to his old self.

On a more worrying note we have just been visiting Mr BG’s dad who was admitted into hospital this afternoon with suspected pneumonia. The doc wanted to see Mr BG for instructions regarding intensive care and life support so they must think he is pretty sick. For those who don’t know Mr BG’s dad has Parkinsons and dementia and is in high level nursing care. His quality of life is not good so there will be no attempt to resuscitate if the occasion arrives. They said they will probably send him back to the nursing home once they have finished their tests and x-rays.

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Date: 19/06/2008 19:25:32
From: pepe
ID: 19218
Subject: re: June chat

On a more worrying note we have just been visiting Mr BG’s dad who was admitted into hospital this afternoon with suspected pneumonia. The doc wanted to see Mr BG for instructions regarding intensive care and life support so they must think he is pretty sick. For those who don’t know Mr BG’s dad has Parkinsons and dementia and is in high level nursing care. His quality of life is not good so there will be no attempt to resuscitate if the occasion arrives. They said they will probably send him back to the nursing home once they have finished their tests and x-rays.
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how old is Mr BG’s dad?
you’re going thru’ a period of aging older rellies. it’s a period we all go thru’ – a bit shocking and makes you reassess life. stay strong and best wishes to Mr BG’s dad.

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Date: 19/06/2008 19:29:39
From: orchid40
ID: 19222
Subject: re: June chat

Glad to hear your good news too o40, I bet you’ll be glad to have Mr o40 home and back to his old self.
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I sure will, BG, thanks.
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On a more worrying note we have just been visiting Mr BG’s dad who was admitted into hospital this afternoon with suspected pneumonia. The doc wanted to see Mr BG for instructions regarding intensive care and life support so they must think he is pretty sick. For those who don’t know Mr BG’s dad has Parkinsons and dementia and is in high level nursing care. His quality of life is not good so there will be no attempt to resuscitate if the occasion arrives. They said they will probably send him back to the nursing home once they have finished their tests and x-rays.

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Sorry to hear that BG, I hope they can make him comfortable.

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Date: 19/06/2008 19:34:48
From: bluegreen
ID: 19224
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


On a more worrying note we have just been visiting Mr BG’s dad who was admitted into hospital this afternoon with suspected pneumonia. The doc wanted to see Mr BG for instructions regarding intensive care and life support so they must think he is pretty sick. For those who don’t know Mr BG’s dad has Parkinsons and dementia and is in high level nursing care. His quality of life is not good so there will be no attempt to resuscitate if the occasion arrives. They said they will probably send him back to the nursing home once they have finished their tests and x-rays.
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how old is Mr BG’s dad?
you’re going thru’ a period of aging older rellies. it’s a period we all go thru’ – a bit shocking and makes you reassess life. stay strong and best wishes to Mr BG’s dad.

thanks Pepe. He’s 78 but seems much older because of the Parkinsons. He has not been physically or mentally capable for years.

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Date: 19/06/2008 19:37:05
From: bluegreen
ID: 19225
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:

Sorry to hear that BG, I hope they can make him comfortable.

thanks.

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Date: 19/06/2008 19:52:33
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19229
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Bubba Louie said:

I went back to the dentist this morning. He unplugged the tooth and drained it again but he’s not happy with the progress, there is now gunk coming out between the tooth and the gum. You really wanted to know that didn’t you?
He’s going away till Tuesday and if it isn’t much better by then he’s going to pull it out. More antibiotics and drugs for me. I’m totally sick of the whole thing and I look like a squirrel with one cheek full of nuts.
Just call me gummy.

Oh Bubba, you’re having a terrible time aren’t you? I do hope it improves soon.
(((More hugs)))

i seem to be on the mend but the fate of the tooth is still dicey.

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Date: 19/06/2008 19:54:52
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19230
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


pomolo said:

slow cooker lamb shanks. I’m off. BBL.

And they were melt in your mouth, absolutely delicious.

I’ve got a whole chook (in water) in mine ATM but I’m a bit concerned that it might be too low a heat and we’ll end up with salmonella soup.

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Date: 19/06/2008 19:56:32
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19232
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


Bubba Louie said:

I went back to the dentist this morning. He unplugged the tooth and drained it again but he’s not happy with the progress, there is now gunk coming out between the tooth and the gum. You really wanted to know that didn’t you?
He’s going away till Tuesday and if it isn’t much better by then he’s going to pull it out. More antibiotics and drugs for me. I’m totally sick of the whole thing and I look like a squirrel with one cheek full of nuts.
Just call me gummy.

poor gummy – hugs.
hows the sudoku coming on ? – you’ll be a master by the time this is over.

I’ve never done a sudoku in my life.

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Date: 19/06/2008 20:00:54
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19234
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


We have just consumed Curry Cauliflower Soup for tea. Caulies are very cheap just now. MrP’s did the prepatation and cooking. He has turned into a keen cook. I’m not complaining.
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naturally – hes a man!
my cook is doing pizza pockets with the rest of the basil crop – and yes – we too have cheap ($1.99) caulis.

Beat ya. I bought a good sized one marked down to $1.

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Date: 19/06/2008 20:06:21
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19236
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


hi folks, congratulations on your assessment tasks VG. I’m particularly impressed with your woodwork. My dad was a keen wood turner in his retirement and made some nice things. I always admire people who can make clever stuff with their hands.

Glad to hear your good news too o40, I bet you’ll be glad to have Mr o40 home and back to his old self.

On a more worrying note we have just been visiting Mr BG’s dad who was admitted into hospital this afternoon with suspected pneumonia. The doc wanted to see Mr BG for instructions regarding intensive care and life support so they must think he is pretty sick. For those who don’t know Mr BG’s dad has Parkinsons and dementia and is in high level nursing care. His quality of life is not good so there will be no attempt to resuscitate if the occasion arrives. They said they will probably send him back to the nursing home once they have finished their tests and x-rays.

So sorry BG. It’s terrible when you reach the time of life where you start losing parents. MrBL’s Dad had Parkinson’s too. His was early onset (49) so I never knew him any other way. He was very mentally alert right to the end.

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Date: 19/06/2008 20:07:17
From: bluegreen
ID: 19238
Subject: re: June chat

Bubba Louie said:


pomolo said:

pomolo said:

slow cooker lamb shanks. I’m off. BBL.

And they were melt in your mouth, absolutely delicious.

I’ve got a whole chook (in water) in mine ATM but I’m a bit concerned that it might be too low a heat and we’ll end up with salmonella soup.

the heat will eventually be sufficient to stop bacteria being a problem. Otherwise they wouldn’t allow them on the market and they have been around for decades.

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Date: 19/06/2008 20:08:00
From: The Estate
ID: 19239
Subject: re: June chat

Bubba get my PM ?

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Date: 19/06/2008 20:08:03
From: The Estate
ID: 19240
Subject: re: June chat

Bubba get my PM ?

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Date: 19/06/2008 20:09:43
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19242
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Bubba Louie said:

pomolo said:

pomolo said:

slow cooker lamb shanks. I’m off. BBL.

And they were melt in your mouth, absolutely delicious.

I’ve got a whole chook (in water) in mine ATM but I’m a bit concerned that it might be too low a heat and we’ll end up with salmonella soup.

the heat will eventually be sufficient to stop bacteria being a problem. Otherwise they wouldn’t allow them on the market and they have been around for decades.

Some do come with warnings but I suppose they’re just covering themselves

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Date: 19/06/2008 20:10:18
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19243
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


Bubba get my PM ?

I haven’t ben over there yet. It’ll be my next stop.

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Date: 19/06/2008 20:11:20
From: The Estate
ID: 19244
Subject: re: June chat

Bubba Louie said:


The Estate said:

Bubba get my PM ?

I haven’t ben over there yet. It’ll be my next stop.

K

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Date: 19/06/2008 20:12:16
From: veg gardener
ID: 19245
Subject: re: June chat

evening all, does any know where lucky is? and it also seems really quite here.

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Date: 19/06/2008 20:13:16
From: The Estate
ID: 19246
Subject: re: June chat

prob. watching the telly :) veggie, vegin out LOL

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Date: 19/06/2008 20:14:59
From: bluegreen
ID: 19248
Subject: re: June chat

how’s you new garden bed going Thee? Got any roses in it yet?

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Date: 19/06/2008 20:15:29
From: veg gardener
ID: 19249
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


prob. watching the telly :) veggie, vegin out LOL

lol you make me laugh thee. you know what laughter is the best medicine you know. so if we dont feel well we should come here and and you say that and make them laugh.

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Date: 19/06/2008 20:19:57
From: bluegreen
ID: 19250
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


how’s you new garden bed going Thee? Got any roses in it yet?

damn, missed by that much1

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Date: 19/06/2008 20:49:49
From: pepe
ID: 19256
Subject: re: June chat

I’ve never done a sudoku in my life.
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sorry – got my wires crossed somewhere.
glad to hear the situation is improving.

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Date: 19/06/2008 21:07:06
From: Lucky1
ID: 19262
Subject: re: June chat

Evening green one’s:)

Been so busy here today…… went into the city and paid for the fridge….. it’ll be here tomorrow:D

Had a look at some gym equipment and we scored a all in one gym set with a sale price of $300.00 off and then the sales person made a boo-boo and the side bit that we do leg presses on it…. worth $399 wasn’t included in the all in 1 gym part…..

But the gave it to us as we had been led to believe it came as a set.:D

That comes Wednesday next week. In the lounge room watching “Bones” and then off to bed and try and sleep…….

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Date: 20/06/2008 05:57:19
From: veg gardener
ID: 19272
Subject: re: June chat

morning all.

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Date: 20/06/2008 06:07:04
From: Grasshopper
ID: 19273
Subject: re: June chat

Morning Veg—you asked me if I grew vegs—no I don’t as to much trouble just for me

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Date: 20/06/2008 06:09:51
From: veg gardener
ID: 19274
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Morning Veg—you asked me if I grew vegs—no I don’t as to much trouble just for me

yeah i read the post when i got home yesterday, while playing catch up.

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Date: 20/06/2008 06:38:09
From: cackles
ID: 19276
Subject: re: June chat

Good morning :)

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Date: 20/06/2008 06:39:14
From: Grasshopper
ID: 19277
Subject: re: June chat

HI Cackles—hows things

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Date: 20/06/2008 07:29:45
From: cackles
ID: 19283
Subject: re: June chat

Sorry Grassy – I am fine thanks. Ducks were making more noise than a rooster- at 3am! full moon probably not helping. Anyway out at 5am to top up feed and water and to try and shoosh them. Dreading narky neighbours complaining…

Was tidying up my yahoo address book and didn’t see your reply til now…

How are you?

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Date: 20/06/2008 07:32:18
From: Grasshopper
ID: 19284
Subject: re: June chat

NOt bad but for aches and pains :( but at least we have a fine day here so far

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Date: 20/06/2008 07:41:41
From: cackles
ID: 19285
Subject: re: June chat

You’ve been having wet weather i thin? Yes, aches and pains seem to be better in fine conditions. Most of family has rheumatoid arthritis – we get advance warnings from our joints about changes in barometric pressure…

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Date: 20/06/2008 07:43:55
From: cackles
ID: 19286
Subject: re: June chat

oops typo =“I think”, must look more carefully before submitting…

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Date: 20/06/2008 07:46:11
From: cackles
ID: 19287
Subject: re: June chat

Computer is on go slow – windows update coming down I think – anyway BBL for now :)

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Date: 20/06/2008 08:57:18
From: pepe
ID: 19290
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


Evening green one’s:) Been so busy here today…… went into the city and paid for the fridge….. it’ll be here tomorrow:D Had a look at some gym equipment and we scored a all in one gym set with a sale price of $300.00 off and then the sales person made a boo-boo and the side bit that we do leg presses on it…. worth $399 wasn’t included in the all in 1 gym part…..But the gave it to us as we had been led to believe it came as a set.:D
That comes Wednesday next week. In the lounge room watching “Bones” and then off to bed and try and sleep…….

good buy on the gym equipment – all you have to do now is use it!
…and the fridge comes today.
morning all – its like a fridge outside today.

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Date: 20/06/2008 08:59:24
From: Lucky1
ID: 19291
Subject: re: June chat

good buy on the gym equipment – all you have to do now is use it!
…and the fridge comes today.
morning all – its like a fridge outside today.
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Oh don’t you worry we’ll use the equipment….last thing we want is the elf on bottle oxygen late on in his lift.

Yes…I can leave the food outside on the lawn and it’ll be lovely and cold;)

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Date: 20/06/2008 09:04:42
From: pepe
ID: 19293
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


NOt bad but for aches and pains :( but at least we have a fine day here so far

there was a programme on water healing on tv – apparently hot water baths followed by cold water dowsing cured a roman emperor of arthritis.

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Date: 20/06/2008 09:16:01
From: pepe
ID: 19295
Subject: re: June chat

Oh don’t you worry we’ll use the equipment….last thing we want is the elf on bottle oxygen late on in his lift.
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geez those elves have a funny language – we call it ‘life’ here. LOL
i reckon 2 hours of circuits – monday, wednesday and friday nights is best….or….1 hour every night but upper body one night and lower body the next.

if you do use it you’ll be the first – so much gym equipment goes unused.

a friend of my age used his equipment for 2 months and looked good – sparkling eyes and real vitality in his step. now he’s stopped and is getting the same old health issues. so keeping a routine up is hard.

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Date: 20/06/2008 09:17:33
From: Lucky1
ID: 19297
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


Oh don’t you worry we’ll use the equipment….last thing we want is the elf on bottle oxygen late on in his lift.
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geez those elves have a funny language – we call it ‘life’ here. LOL
i reckon 2 hours of circuits – monday, wednesday and friday nights is best….or….1 hour every night but upper body one night and lower body the next.

if you do use it you’ll be the first – so much gym equipment goes unused.

a friend of my age used his equipment for 2 months and looked good – sparkling eyes and real vitality in his step. now he’s stopped and is getting the same old health issues. so keeping a routine up is hard.

Bimbo has a bike in the now “gym” room and she has had that for a few years now.

Oh trust me …..we’ll be using it…..:)

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Date: 20/06/2008 10:26:36
From: orchid40
ID: 19305
Subject: re: June chat

Good Morning All

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Date: 20/06/2008 10:41:51
From: Lucky1
ID: 19306
Subject: re: June chat

Morning o40:)

Been busy here…. fridges all swapped round and the crap since 1999 is all cleaned up from where the fridge was.

So now just waiting for the new fridge to arrive.

I am so excited………I need to calm down………badly…..

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Date: 20/06/2008 10:44:53
From: orchid40
ID: 19307
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


Morning o40:)

Been busy here…. fridges all swapped round and the crap since 1999 is all cleaned up from where the fridge was.

So now just waiting for the new fridge to arrive.

I am so excited………I need to calm down………badly…..

LOL – nah – enjoy!!

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Date: 20/06/2008 10:46:39
From: Lucky1
ID: 19308
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Lucky1 said:

Morning o40:)

Been busy here…. fridges all swapped round and the crap since 1999 is all cleaned up from where the fridge was.

So now just waiting for the new fridge to arrive.

I am so excited………I need to calm down………badly…..

LOL – nah – enjoy!!

Done…..LOL

Isn’t it funny how a new kitchen appliance can get a person all egg-cited????

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Date: 20/06/2008 11:12:52
From: colliewa
ID: 19311
Subject: re: June chat

Cool morning this one…

Zero degrees C at 8AM here…

http://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDW60801/IDW60801.95621.shtml

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Date: 20/06/2008 11:14:43
From: colliewa
ID: 19312
Subject: re: June chat

Cool morning this one…

Zero degrees C at 8AM here…

http://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDW60801/IDW60801.95621.shtml

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Date: 20/06/2008 11:43:04
From: Lucky1
ID: 19313
Subject: re: June chat

twiddling my fingers….waiting for you know what……

Man today is dragging so………….much.

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Date: 20/06/2008 12:02:16
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19314
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


twiddling my fingers….waiting for you know what……

Man today is dragging so………….much.

Yea Lucky , fridge day.
you’ll have fun filling that baby eh :)

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Date: 20/06/2008 12:08:43
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19315
Subject: re: June chat

arvo all..the 4 new chicken’s are installed..not too many dramas.. the eldest chook Ringo decided to fluff her feather’s and rear at one of the new one’s, but a squirt from the jet hose sorted her..now they are back to doing what chook’s do, eating and pooping. The new one’s don’t know what dirt or grass is, but they will settle. They are quite big for 16 week’s.

I have been grocery shopping and now have several recipe’s lined up, lamb shank and barley broth, osso bucco , beef and red wine casserole , a lemon slice and a batch of cupcake’s .. I shall be busy. Cuppa and lunch first then I’ll get stuck into it. :D

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Date: 20/06/2008 12:19:14
From: Lucky1
ID: 19316
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Lucky1 said:

twiddling my fingers….waiting for you know what……

Man today is dragging so………….much.

Yea Lucky , fridge day.
you’ll have fun filling that baby eh :)

Oh you bet:) Elf has to walk out to the shed for the milk at the moment…for his coffee.

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Date: 20/06/2008 12:19:56
From: Lucky1
ID: 19317
Subject: re: June chat

lamb shank
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Elf loves lamb shanks:)

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Date: 20/06/2008 12:22:09
From: Lucky1
ID: 19318
Subject: re: June chat

Its a penetrating cold day here today. The house is closed up, for a change.

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Date: 20/06/2008 13:19:21
From: orchid40
ID: 19319
Subject: re: June chat

I’ve been busy cooking – Nigella’s Black Forest Trifle – yum, the house smells all chocolatey now :) We were supposed to go away for the weekend with a group and we all contribute with the food. I was volunteered to do the trifle LOL.
I don’t know if I’ll go there yet but at least someone can collect the trifle if I don’t.
I have 6 egg whites left, I don’t want to make a giant Pav, is it OK to freeze them ? Please ?

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Date: 20/06/2008 13:33:25
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19320
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


I’ve been busy cooking – Nigella’s Black Forest Trifle – yum, the house smells all chocolatey now :) We were supposed to go away for the weekend with a group and we all contribute with the food. I was volunteered to do the trifle LOL.
I don’t know if I’ll go there yet but at least someone can collect the trifle if I don’t.
I have 6 egg whites left, I don’t want to make a giant Pav, is it OK to freeze them ? Please ?

Yes Orchid you can freeze them in ice cube tray’s, then pop in a freezer bag or zip lock bag :)

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Date: 20/06/2008 13:35:18
From: orchid40
ID: 19321
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


orchid40 said:

I’ve been busy cooking – Nigella’s Black Forest Trifle – yum, the house smells all chocolatey now :) We were supposed to go away for the weekend with a group and we all contribute with the food. I was volunteered to do the trifle LOL.
I don’t know if I’ll go there yet but at least someone can collect the trifle if I don’t.
I have 6 egg whites left, I don’t want to make a giant Pav, is it OK to freeze them ? Please ?

Yes Orchid you can freeze them in ice cube tray’s, then pop in a freezer bag or zip lock bag :)

Thanks HP :)

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Date: 20/06/2008 13:49:45
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19322
Subject: re: June chat

Well, I’m never buying celery again.. the stuff I’m growing is beautiful! With the encouragement and help from you people..I can’t tell you how rapt I am :D I couldn’t fit it in the picture with camera at arm’s length, so I took 2 pic’s lol.



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Date: 20/06/2008 14:03:52
From: pepe
ID: 19323
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Well, I’m never buying celery again.. the stuff I’m growing is beautiful! With the encouragement and help from you people..I can’t tell you how rapt I am :D I couldn’t fit it in the picture with camera at arm’s length, so I took 2 pic’s lol.



beautiful celery there HP – he says with envy – looks better than the shop stuff – well done and yummo.

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Date: 20/06/2008 14:17:25
From: pomolo
ID: 19324
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Well, I’m never buying celery again.. the stuff I’m growing is beautiful! With the encouragement and help from you people..I can’t tell you how rapt I am :D I couldn’t fit it in the picture with camera at arm’s length, so I took 2 pic’s lol.




Certainly looks as good as any I have seen in the s’market. Well done!

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Date: 20/06/2008 14:18:11
From: Lucky1
ID: 19325
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Well, I’m never buying celery again.. the stuff I’m growing is beautiful! With the encouragement and help from you people..I can’t tell you how rapt I am :D I couldn’t fit it in the picture with camera at arm’s length, so I took 2 pic’s lol.



Well done HP:) Great photos with positive results:D

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Date: 20/06/2008 14:24:09
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19326
Subject: re: June chat

Aw thanks youse for the kind remark’s re my celery. I’m chuffed :D
It’s not stringy, and it’s tender as. I have munched my way through 3 stalk’s of it :)

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Date: 20/06/2008 14:26:30
From: pomolo
ID: 19327
Subject: re: June chat

Just back from the shopping and it’s so depressing. Everything is going or has already gone up in price. It’s going to get worse yet, they tell me.

I suppose if it comes to the worst, we do have room for a horse which is more than people in suburbia have got.

I mean, we can ride the horse into town to buy what we can afford and leave our car in the garage to save on petrol.

I have such a vision in my mind. MrP and I on a horse. LOL.

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Date: 20/06/2008 14:32:57
From: orchid40
ID: 19328
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Well, I’m never buying celery again.. the stuff I’m growing is beautiful! With the encouragement and help from you people..I can’t tell you how rapt I am :D I couldn’t fit it in the picture with camera at arm’s length, so I took 2 pic’s lol.



Fantastic, HP. Bet you never thought you’d be doing this a couple of years ago! Wonderful celery :)

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Date: 20/06/2008 14:41:33
From: pomolo
ID: 19329
Subject: re: June chat

Now that o40 has had good news I will tell you our good health report. MrP has got no more signs of diabetes, cholesterol, anemia or kidney problems. We are back to only having to worry about heart problems which may sound bad but it’s better than having all those other issues piled on top.

The Doc says it’s happened because MrP hasn’t eaten meat of any sort for a month or so. You learn something every day don’t you?

Going to find myself something to do outside for a while. L8r.

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Date: 20/06/2008 14:47:41
From: orchid40
ID: 19330
Subject: re: June chat

Now that o40 has had good news I will tell you our good health report.
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That’s great, Pom, it’s a big step in the right direction :)

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Date: 20/06/2008 15:35:04
From: The Estate
ID: 19331
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Happy Potter said:

orchid40 said:

I’ve been busy cooking – Nigella’s Black Forest Trifle – yum, the house smells all chocolatey now :) We were supposed to go away for the weekend with a group and we all contribute with the food. I was volunteered to do the trifle LOL.
I don’t know if I’ll go there yet but at least someone can collect the trifle if I don’t.
I have 6 egg whites left, I don’t want to make a giant Pav, is it OK to freeze them ? Please ?

Yes Orchid you can freeze them in ice cube tray’s, then pop in a freezer bag or zip lock bag :)

Thanks HP :)

practicing for the 3rd. good goil

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Date: 20/06/2008 15:53:39
From: orchid40
ID: 19332
Subject: re: June chat

practicing for the 3rd. good goil

~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Yes, Thee !! Got to get it right!

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Date: 20/06/2008 16:41:03
From: veg gardener
ID: 19333
Subject: re: June chat

Arvo all. ill brb going to feed the chooks.

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Date: 20/06/2008 16:54:49
From: colliewa
ID: 19334
Subject: re: June chat

After hovering above the 150 mark for yonks, it seems it took the resolution of a period of discomfort (was that gentle enough?) to get me to 149.3!!! Hopefully the kilos will come off some more now!

I’m rapped!

I’ll be REALLY happy when I get below 140!!!!

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Date: 20/06/2008 16:56:35
From: veg gardener
ID: 19335
Subject: re: June chat

back

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Date: 20/06/2008 18:12:00
From: bluegreen
ID: 19339
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:

I have been grocery shopping and now have several recipe’s lined up, lamb shank and barley broth, osso bucco , beef and red wine casserole , a lemon slice and a batch of cupcake’s .. I shall be busy. Cuppa and lunch first then I’ll get stuck into it. :D

can I have a copy of the Lamb Shank and Barley broth if it’s not too much trouble? Sounds nice :)

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Date: 20/06/2008 18:12:57
From: bluegreen
ID: 19340
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:

Oh you bet:) Elf has to walk out to the shed for the milk at the moment…for his coffee.

straight from the cow? lol!

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Date: 20/06/2008 18:15:11
From: bluegreen
ID: 19341
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Well, I’m never buying celery again.. the stuff I’m growing is beautiful! With the encouragement and help from you people..I can’t tell you how rapt I am :D I couldn’t fit it in the picture with camera at arm’s length, so I took 2 pic’s lol.



that’s a FAB looking bunch of celery. I bet it tastes great too!

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Date: 20/06/2008 18:31:35
From: The Estate
ID: 19342
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Lucky1 said:

Oh you bet:) Elf has to walk out to the shed for the milk at the moment…for his coffee.

straight from the cow? lol!

good exercise LOL

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Date: 20/06/2008 18:42:27
From: veg gardener
ID: 19343
Subject: re: June chat

so how is everyone on this Friday evening?

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Date: 20/06/2008 18:48:17
From: Lucky1
ID: 19349
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


After hovering above the 150 mark for yonks, it seems it took the resolution of a period of discomfort (was that gentle enough?) to get me to 149.3!!! Hopefully the kilos will come off some more now!

I’m rapped!

I’ll be REALLY happy when I get below 140!!!!

Yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy well done:D

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Date: 20/06/2008 18:48:40
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19351
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Happy Potter said:

I have been grocery shopping and now have several recipe’s lined up, lamb shank and barley broth, osso bucco , beef and red wine casserole , a lemon slice and a batch of cupcake’s .. I shall be busy. Cuppa and lunch first then I’ll get stuck into it. :D

can I have a copy of the Lamb Shank and Barley broth if it’s not too much trouble? Sounds nice :)

Ya sure can luv!
I’ve had a couple cooper’s , slightly sloshed here.. you can have anything you want my dear..anyyything !
Opps nerly fell off the chair, one ey’s shut too bugga, heres to s lush celery :D.
pasted.

Lamb and Vegetable broth

2 lamb shank’s
1 onion chopped finely
2 cloves of garlic, crushed
10 peppercorn’s
1 bay leaf
thyme sprigs
pinch of allspice
i cup dried packaged soup mix, soaked overnight in cold water
2 carrots diced
2 celery sticks diced
1 leek, white part only, diced
Salt and freshly ground black pepper

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Put the lamb, onions, garlic ,peppercorns, bay leaf ,thyme and allspice into a large casserole and cover with water. Bring to the boil , then allow to simmer for 45 minute’s – 1 hour.
Add the drained soup mix an the remaining vegetables to the soup and simmer for a further hour.
Remove the shanks then strip the meat and chop it finely, return to the soup , simmer for about 30 minute’s. Season well and serve.

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Date: 20/06/2008 18:49:44
From: Lucky1
ID: 19352
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Lucky1 said:

Oh you bet:) Elf has to walk out to the shed for the milk at the moment…for his coffee.

straight from the cow? lol!

I kept wondering why he was going out in the shed….LOL then I remembered

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Date: 20/06/2008 18:49:57
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19353
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


so how is everyone on this Friday evening?

you don;t wanna know Veg hehehehe

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Date: 20/06/2008 18:50:52
From: veg gardener
ID: 19355
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


veg gardener said:

so how is everyone on this Friday evening?

you don;t wanna know Veg hehehehe

take it hp is going bad. well i got some bads news.

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Date: 20/06/2008 18:51:41
From: Lucky1
ID: 19358
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


so how is everyone on this Friday evening?

Great thanks VG:)

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Date: 20/06/2008 18:55:16
From: pepe
ID: 19366
Subject: re: June chat

I’ve had a couple cooper’s ,
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i always knew you were a women of good taste.

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Date: 20/06/2008 18:56:02
From: veg gardener
ID: 19368
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


veg gardener said:

so how is everyone on this Friday evening?

Great thanks VG:)

well my around my left eye it is sowllon

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Date: 20/06/2008 18:57:14
From: Lucky1
ID: 19373
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Lucky1 said:

veg gardener said:

so how is everyone on this Friday evening?

Great thanks VG:)

well my around my left eye it is sowllon

Oh how come?????

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Date: 20/06/2008 18:58:12
From: veg gardener
ID: 19377
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


veg gardener said:

Lucky1 said:

veg gardener said:

so how is everyone on this Friday evening?

Great thanks VG:)

well my around my left eye it is sowllon

Oh how come?????

not sure, my right eye makes everything look far away.

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Date: 20/06/2008 19:02:20
From: bluegreen
ID: 19386
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Lucky1 said:

veg gardener said:

so how is everyone on this Friday evening?

Great thanks VG:)

well my around my left eye it is sowllon

you been in a fight?

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Date: 20/06/2008 19:03:05
From: veg gardener
ID: 19388
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

Lucky1 said:

veg gardener said:

so how is everyone on this Friday evening?

Great thanks VG:)

well my around my left eye it is sowllon

you been in a fight?

nope i have a pimple near it, mum thinks its from that most probably infected.

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Date: 20/06/2008 19:03:49
From: veg gardener
ID: 19390
Subject: re: June chat

BG it was like this when i woke up this morning

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Date: 20/06/2008 19:05:51
From: bluegreen
ID: 19392
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


bluegreen said:

veg gardener said:

Lucky1 said:

veg gardener said:

so how is everyone on this Friday evening?

Great thanks VG:)

well my around my left eye it is sowllon

you been in a fight?

nope i have a pimple near it, mum thinks its from that most probably infected.

could be – don’t pick at it.

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Date: 20/06/2008 19:06:30
From: bluegreen
ID: 19394
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


BG it was like this when i woke up this morning

or mozzie bite?

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Date: 20/06/2008 19:07:03
From: veg gardener
ID: 19395
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

bluegreen said:

veg gardener said:

Lucky1 said:

veg gardener said:

so how is everyone on this Friday evening?

Great thanks VG:)

well my around my left eye it is sowllon

you been in a fight?

nope i have a pimple near it, mum thinks its from that most probably infected.

could be – don’t pick at it.

i wont aunty BG, its just a bit swore now. can’t see really when, hope it goes down.

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Date: 20/06/2008 19:08:27
From: veg gardener
ID: 19398
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

BG it was like this when i woke up this morning

or mozzie bite?

nope not a mozzie bit the pimple was there the other day, and then it was really swollen this morning i mean the whole side of my face,

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Date: 20/06/2008 19:20:33
From: veg gardener
ID: 19401
Subject: re: June chat

we’re hijacking the thread – but the language change is interesting – do you think it is international (did we get it from america?) ?
hanging – definitely masculine
bra – definitely feminine even tho’ it refers to brothers.
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i think we did get the from america, its pretty narley (cool).

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Date: 20/06/2008 19:24:57
From: pepe
ID: 19404
Subject: re: June chat

its pretty narley (cool).
——
bob marley = narley?

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Date: 20/06/2008 19:25:30
From: veg gardener
ID: 19405
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


its pretty narley (cool).
——
bob marley = narley?

nope narley as in full sick or we just say full sick bra Bra= Brother.

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Date: 20/06/2008 19:38:35
From: pepe
ID: 19415
Subject: re: June chat

this station will now return to normal conversational english

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Date: 20/06/2008 19:49:11
From: veg gardener
ID: 19416
Subject: re: June chat

ok so in sms language i can go over board.

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Date: 20/06/2008 19:56:13
From: ms spock
ID: 19418
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


this station will now return to normal conversational english

I hope so!

LOLs

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Date: 20/06/2008 20:17:06
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19419
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


I’ve been busy cooking – Nigella’s Black Forest Trifle – yum, the house smells all chocolatey now :) We were supposed to go away for the weekend with a group and we all contribute with the food. I was volunteered to do the trifle LOL.
I don’t know if I’ll go there yet but at least someone can collect the trifle if I don’t.
I have 6 egg whites left, I don’t want to make a giant Pav, is it OK to freeze them ? Please ?

What do you use for the pound cake? I couldn’t buy one so I cheated and just used a cake mix.

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Date: 20/06/2008 20:20:42
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19420
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


Now that o40 has had good news I will tell you our good health report. MrP has got no more signs of diabetes, cholesterol, anemia or kidney problems. We are back to only having to worry about heart problems which may sound bad but it’s better than having all those other issues piled on top.

The Doc says it’s happened because MrP hasn’t eaten meat of any sort for a month or so. You learn something every day don’t you?

Going to find myself something to do outside for a while. L8r.

I’m intrigued by the no anemia. You’d think being off meat would make it worse.

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Date: 20/06/2008 20:35:47
From: veg gardener
ID: 19423
Subject: re: June chat

anyone here??

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Date: 20/06/2008 20:38:36
From: bluegreen
ID: 19424
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


anyone here??

sort of :)

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Date: 20/06/2008 20:39:04
From: veg gardener
ID: 19425
Subject: re: June chat

ok its very quite here tonight and on msn.

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Date: 20/06/2008 20:43:34
From: ms spock
ID: 19426
Subject: re: June chat

Tis a bit quiet.

:D

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Date: 20/06/2008 21:01:39
From: veg gardener
ID: 19435
Subject: re: June chat

i may be able to make the July chat, gees this year has gone so fast where is it all going already half way into the year, how long to xmas? less then 6 months.

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Date: 20/06/2008 21:04:11
From: bluegreen
ID: 19439
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


i may be able to make the July chat, gees this year has gone so fast where is it all going already half way into the year, how long to xmas? less then 6 months.

got more than a few days yet before we need the July chat VG :)

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Date: 20/06/2008 21:06:10
From: veg gardener
ID: 19441
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

i may be able to make the July chat, gees this year has gone so fast where is it all going already half way into the year, how long to xmas? less then 6 months.

got more than a few days yet before we need the July chat VG :)

yes i know that, i think the first is Monday.

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Date: 20/06/2008 21:08:05
From: bluegreen
ID: 19444
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


bluegreen said:

veg gardener said:

i may be able to make the July chat, gees this year has gone so fast where is it all going already half way into the year, how long to xmas? less then 6 months.

got more than a few days yet before we need the July chat VG :)

yes i know that, i think the first is Monday.

today is the 20th – June has 30 days!

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Date: 20/06/2008 21:09:15
From: veg gardener
ID: 19446
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

bluegreen said:

veg gardener said:

i may be able to make the July chat, gees this year has gone so fast where is it all going already half way into the year, how long to xmas? less then 6 months.

got more than a few days yet before we need the July chat VG :)

yes i know that, i think the first is Monday.

today is the 20th – June has 30 days!

10 days so that means Saturday.

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Date: 20/06/2008 22:47:16
From: orchid40
ID: 19460
Subject: re: June chat

Bubba Louie said:


orchid40 said:

I’ve been busy cooking – Nigella’s Black Forest Trifle – yum, the house smells all chocolatey now :) We were supposed to go away for the weekend with a group and we all contribute with the food. I was volunteered to do the trifle LOL.
I don’t know if I’ll go there yet but at least someone can collect the trifle if I don’t.
I have 6 egg whites left, I don’t want to make a giant Pav, is it OK to freeze them ? Please ?

What do you use for the pound cake? I couldn’t buy one so I cheated and just used a cake mix.


I did the same cheat ! :)

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Date: 20/06/2008 23:41:49
From: pomolo
ID: 19462
Subject: re: June chat

Bubba Louie said:


pomolo said:

Now that o40 has had good news I will tell you our good health report. MrP has got no more signs of diabetes, cholesterol, anemia or kidney problems. We are back to only having to worry about heart problems which may sound bad but it’s better than having all those other issues piled on top.

The Doc says it’s happened because MrP hasn’t eaten meat of any sort for a month or so. You learn something every day don’t you?

Going to find myself something to do outside for a while. L8r.

I’m intrigued by the no anemia. You’d think being off meat would make it worse.

We were stumped too Bubba because usually with anemia you have to eat red meat. I also know he was not the only one on a meatless diet for the same complaints. Anyway it’s worked and we are pleased about that.

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Date: 20/06/2008 23:46:14
From: bluegreen
ID: 19463
Subject: re: June chat

hello again, can’t sleep. got an attack of the fidgets.

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Date: 20/06/2008 23:54:48
From: pomolo
ID: 19464
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


hello again, can’t sleep. got an attack of the fidgets.

I’ve caught up now. Howdy BG. Can’t stay. My eyes are nearly shut. G’night.

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Date: 21/06/2008 08:10:08
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19466
Subject: re: June chat

good morning sleepy heads :)
I got dragged off to a party last night to a friend’s , whom I hadn’t seen in a while offline , had a blast I did :D :D
She was so shocked at my weight loss she thought I was ill, and declared I don’t need to lose any more. I tend to agree, so next check up whatever I weigh then will be my goal :)

And met the eldest daughter’s new ‘Mr. Possible ‘ , he definately got the thumb’s up from me , lovely fella from first glance and meeting. A real conversationalist and listener. We had a good old chin wag.
I hope that’s a goer for eldest girl, she usually a ‘dork magnet’ lol.

I’ve been out to feed the chook’s and the new one’s are a bit timid and wouldn’t come out of the coop. They will soon enough I suppose. The oldie’s are still a bit narky over the imposter’s.
These new one’s arn’t 4 month old’s at all..I reckon they are about 20-25 week’s at least, and they are as big as my other chicken’s. Their small pale comb’s are the only give away to their youth. Pic of them later , if I can get them all in one shot.

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Date: 21/06/2008 08:49:35
From: The Estate
ID: 19468
Subject: re: June chat

morning all, raining here, bugga, need to move more dirt today from the new garden bed

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Date: 21/06/2008 08:56:46
From: Grasshopper
ID: 19469
Subject: re: June chat

Hi E—at lastwe have a fine day here—

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Date: 21/06/2008 09:28:22
From: veg gardener
ID: 19470
Subject: re: June chat

hello all, my room is nice and clean i have lost my copy of My gardening australia mag for February for this year. what did the cover look like?

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Date: 21/06/2008 09:30:06
From: veg gardener
ID: 19471
Subject: re: June chat

dont worry i found it. beside the computer under all my paper.

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Date: 21/06/2008 09:38:58
From: The Estate
ID: 19472
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


dont worry i found it. beside the computer under all my paper.

we veggie you must not have tidied properly LOL

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Date: 21/06/2008 09:39:46
From: veg gardener
ID: 19473
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


veg gardener said:

dont worry i found it. beside the computer under all my paper.

we veggie you must not have tidied properly LOL

???

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Date: 21/06/2008 09:40:31
From: veg gardener
ID: 19474
Subject: re: June chat

do we have a live chat around this place we could use that and this at the same time.

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Date: 21/06/2008 09:41:26
From: The Estate
ID: 19475
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


The Estate said:

veg gardener said:

dont worry i found it. beside the computer under all my paper.

we veggie you must not have tidied properly LOL

???

because you could not find your mag. if they where all together in the same spot when you tidy you would not loose things LOL

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Date: 21/06/2008 09:42:35
From: veg gardener
ID: 19476
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


veg gardener said:

The Estate said:

veg gardener said:

dont worry i found it. beside the computer under all my paper.

we veggie you must not have tidied properly LOL

???

because you could not find your mag. if they where all together in the same spot when you tidy you would not loose things LOL

yeah i know that all the rest bar one was like that, i was showing dad stuff in it as we may be getting a few more fruit trees and wanted to show him the article on it.

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Date: 21/06/2008 09:47:25
From: orchid40
ID: 19477
Subject: re: June chat

Morning All
It’s chucking it down here, dark and dismal too.
I’m off for the weekend in an hour or so, so won’t be online till late Sun. Mr O40 still doing well in hosp.

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Date: 21/06/2008 09:48:04
From: orchid40
ID: 19478
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


morning all, raining here, bugga, need to move more dirt today from the new garden bed

How much dirt are you removing, Thee ?

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Date: 21/06/2008 10:01:54
From: The Estate
ID: 19479
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


The Estate said:

morning all, raining here, bugga, need to move more dirt today from the new garden bed

How much dirt are you removing, Thee ?

over a metre already gone with the bob cat, another to dig out by hand

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Date: 21/06/2008 10:09:32
From: orchid40
ID: 19481
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


orchid40 said:

The Estate said:

morning all, raining here, bugga, need to move more dirt today from the new garden bed

How much dirt are you removing, Thee ?

over a metre already gone with the bob cat, another to dig out by hand

Well all I can say is the exercise is really good for you! Hope the rain stops for you.

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Date: 21/06/2008 10:11:19
From: veg gardener
ID: 19482
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


The Estate said:

orchid40 said:

The Estate said:

morning all, raining here, bugga, need to move more dirt today from the new garden bed

How much dirt are you removing, Thee ?

over a metre already gone with the bob cat, another to dig out by hand

Well all I can say is the exercise is really good for you! Hope the rain stops for you.

same hope the rain stops, wont you have to let the soil dry out?

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Date: 21/06/2008 10:20:06
From: Lucky1
ID: 19483
Subject: re: June chat

Good morning;) been up for ages and just having a quick sit down before I start again.

I think I have Bubba’s virus:(??????:)

Already taken some gear round to the local “Sally” shop and about to clean out the cupboard the turtle’s tank is on.
Using a big cane basket I won an Easter raffle in years ago (and never used) to take the gear round in….. when finished….they can have the basket as well.

Rained here last night:D only can get into the duck and chook pen with gardening shoes on….not house shoes.

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Date: 21/06/2008 10:21:05
From: Lucky1
ID: 19484
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Morning All
It’s chucking it down here, dark and dismal too.
I’m off for the weekend in an hour or so, so won’t be online till late Sun. Mr O40 still doing well in hosp.

Give each other a hug from the Luckyland crew:D

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Date: 21/06/2008 10:21:38
From: aquarium
ID: 19485
Subject: re: June chat

digging totally saturated soil is quite bad for the structure of it…i.e. when it finally dries a bit it’s a bit worse for wear. if you dig it after it’s dried enough, it’s fine. strange things.

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Date: 21/06/2008 10:26:29
From: aquarium
ID: 19486
Subject: re: June chat

i cleaned out some of the duck mess yesterday. stinky stuff, even after it’s been in the soil for a few days. the garden beds, which are thoroughly mixed with bentonite, don’t seem to exhibit waterlogging. they’re very moist but, at least for now, the soil still behaves like a sponge. a large amount of organic matter in there too.
hmm…..reduce lawn to make one more little garden bed today?

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Date: 21/06/2008 10:29:11
From: aquarium
ID: 19487
Subject: re: June chat

getting to bored sitting in front of computer. will turn the compost bins at least. bought an extra gedeye bin not long ago, and it’s already full.

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Date: 21/06/2008 10:29:48
From: orchid40
ID: 19488
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


orchid40 said:

Morning All
It’s chucking it down here, dark and dismal too.
I’m off for the weekend in an hour or so, so won’t be online till late Sun. Mr O40 still doing well in hosp.

Give each other a hug from the Luckyland crew:D

Thankyou, I will !

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Date: 21/06/2008 10:31:53
From: orchid40
ID: 19489
Subject: re: June chat

hmm…..reduce lawn to make one more little garden bed today

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Reducing lawns is always a good idea LOL. Making new beds is too!

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Date: 21/06/2008 10:37:48
From: ms spock
ID: 19491
Subject: re: June chat

Good Morning!

:D

Sunny here!

Now I have fixed the fence I can start on the fun stuff…

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Date: 21/06/2008 10:38:41
From: pepe
ID: 19492
Subject: re: June chat

Morning
about 4mm of rain overnight

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Date: 21/06/2008 10:40:42
From: ms spock
ID: 19493
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


Morning
about 4mm of rain overnight

That is good Pepe!

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Date: 21/06/2008 10:44:52
From: pepe
ID: 19495
Subject: re: June chat

ms spock said:


pepe said:

Morning
about 4mm of rain overnight

That is good Pepe!

yep – its a normal winter – yippee!

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Date: 21/06/2008 10:48:25
From: ms spock
ID: 19496
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


ms spock said:

pepe said:

Morning
about 4mm of rain overnight

That is good Pepe!

yep – its a normal winter – yippee!

:D

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Date: 21/06/2008 10:49:31
From: pepe
ID: 19497
Subject: re: June chat

We were stumped too Bubba because usually with anemia you have to eat red meat. I also know he was not the only one on a meatless diet for the same complaints. Anyway it’s worked and we are pleased about that.
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probably its vitamin B12 thats lacking – vegos must have cheese, brewers yeast etc to prevent pernicious anemia (sp?) – apparently the body doesn’t produce its own B12.

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Date: 21/06/2008 11:33:22
From: ms spock
ID: 19501
Subject: re: June chat

Well I have things to do.

Cheers,

Enjoy your days!

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Date: 21/06/2008 11:35:13
From: ms spock
ID: 19503
Subject: re: June chat

Well I have things to do.

Cheers,

Enjoy your days!

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Date: 21/06/2008 11:46:56
From: bluegreen
ID: 19508
Subject: re: June chat

hi peoples,

went out and picked up some parts of my bike that had been sent out to be cleaned. They look as good as new now :D

Shouldn’t be long before it is all put together now.

While out we dropped in on a bamboo nursery and splurged on a Buddha Belly Bamboo. I want to have a go at creating a bonsai with it.

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Date: 21/06/2008 12:02:28
From: pomolo
ID: 19521
Subject: re: June chat

While out we dropped in on a bamboo nursery and splurged on a Buddha Belly Bamboo. I want to have a go at creating a bonsai with it.

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Interesting BG. I shall wait with baited breath.

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Date: 21/06/2008 12:03:06
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19523
Subject: re: June chat

I picked a mandarine, they look ready but I wasn’t sure if the peel is supposed to be puffier..well they are so sweet !! YUMMY!!!
Grandson and I have gone through a whole bowl of them !

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Date: 21/06/2008 12:04:19
From: Lucky1
ID: 19526
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


I picked a mandarine, they look ready but I wasn’t sure if the peel is supposed to be puffier..well they are so sweet !! YUMMY!!!
Grandson and I have gone through a whole bowl of them !

We are getting a mandy tree this winter.

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Date: 21/06/2008 12:11:50
From: pomolo
ID: 19532
Subject: re: June chat

A fine clear day here. The dreaded s.westerly is chilly but we’ve had worse.

I smell like an angel (I think) One of the pharmacys is having a huge perfume sale and I have been in and bought birthday presents and chrissy presents.

In actual fact I don’t want to smell anymore scent/after shave for quite some time. It all gets to be a bit sickly after a while.

Off to make the biscuits again then doing some painting this arvo. L8r.

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Date: 21/06/2008 12:24:54
From: bluegreen
ID: 19535
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


While out we dropped in on a bamboo nursery and splurged on a Buddha Belly Bamboo. I want to have a go at creating a bonsai with it.

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Interesting BG. I shall wait with baited breath.

could be a long while before I can present it as a bonsai…

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Date: 21/06/2008 12:26:06
From: bluegreen
ID: 19536
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


I picked a mandarine, they look ready but I wasn’t sure if the peel is supposed to be puffier..well they are so sweet !! YUMMY!!!
Grandson and I have gone through a whole bowl of them !

sounds like they were ready :)
puffy peel depends on the variety

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Date: 21/06/2008 12:30:11
From: veg gardener
ID: 19538
Subject: re: June chat

back now, just got a few apples to eat.

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Date: 21/06/2008 15:57:05
From: veg gardener
ID: 19542
Subject: re: June chat

cleaned chook pen out,mowed the lawn, weeded one bed, turned compost, put more hay in the chook pen. all this afternoon after lunch.

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Date: 21/06/2008 16:01:10
From: pepe
ID: 19544
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


cleaned chook pen out,mowed the lawn, weeded one bed, turned compost, put more hay in the chook pen. all this afternoon after lunch.

well done have a rest
do you have a lemon tree?

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Date: 21/06/2008 16:02:26
From: veg gardener
ID: 19545
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


veg gardener said:

cleaned chook pen out,mowed the lawn, weeded one bed, turned compost, put more hay in the chook pen. all this afternoon after lunch.

well done have a rest
do you have a lemon tree?

no we don’t we have a mandern tree, all the birds got into it :(.

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Date: 21/06/2008 16:03:41
From: pepe
ID: 19546
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


pepe said:

veg gardener said:

cleaned chook pen out,mowed the lawn, weeded one bed, turned compost, put more hay in the chook pen. all this afternoon after lunch.

well done have a rest
do you have a lemon tree?

no we don’t we have a mandern tree, all the birds got into it :(.

so you’re not harvesting any mandarins?

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Date: 21/06/2008 16:05:01
From: veg gardener
ID: 19547
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


veg gardener said:

pepe said:

veg gardener said:

cleaned chook pen out,mowed the lawn, weeded one bed, turned compost, put more hay in the chook pen. all this afternoon after lunch.

well done have a rest
do you have a lemon tree?

no we don’t we have a mandern tree, all the birds got into it :(.

so you’re not harvesting any mandarins?


nope not now. we had about 20 on there and then the birds get into it, i forgot to net it, most of them weren’t ripe. do you have a lemon tree. Also dad said he wouldn’t mind a lemon tree.

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Date: 21/06/2008 16:09:05
From: pepe
ID: 19548
Subject: re: June chat

nope not now. we had about 20 on there and then the birds get into it, i forgot to net it, most of them weren’t ripe. do you have a lemon tree. Also dad said he wouldn’t mind a lemon tree.
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yes a beaut Lisbon lemon. Getting heaps and making beautiful lemonade.
The funny thing is we planted citrus because the birds don’t touch them here.
what sort of birds attacked the mardarin?

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Date: 21/06/2008 16:10:38
From: veg gardener
ID: 19549
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


nope not now. we had about 20 on there and then the birds get into it, i forgot to net it, most of them weren’t ripe. do you have a lemon tree. Also dad said he wouldn’t mind a lemon tree.
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yes a beaut Lisbon lemon. Getting heaps and making beautiful lemonade.
The funny thing is we planted citrus because the birds don’t touch them here.
what sort of birds attacked the mardarin?

the cockeys i think, we have 4 kookaburras that come every morning and sit on the net ball hop before i go to school, then they fly up the the telegraph poles near my bus stop and talk to me.

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Date: 21/06/2008 16:15:14
From: pepe
ID: 19550
Subject: re: June chat

the cockeys i think, we have 4 kookaburras that come every morning and sit on the net ball hop before i go to school, then they fly up the the telegraph poles near my bus stop and talk to me.
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the kookas used to laugh at me when i walked under their big gum tree at my old place.
cockatoos did the damage – that figures – they destroy things for amusement.
i had a new holland honeyeater flying around in the garden today – as well as willy wagtail.

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Date: 21/06/2008 16:17:36
From: veg gardener
ID: 19551
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


the cockeys i think, we have 4 kookaburras that come every morning and sit on the net ball hop before i go to school, then they fly up the the telegraph poles near my bus stop and talk to me.
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the kookas used to laugh at me when i walked under their big gum tree at my old place.
cockatoos did the damage – that figures – they destroy things for amusement.
i had a new holland honeyeater flying around in the garden today – as well as willy wagtail.

yeah we have the nosy miner the good and bad one and a few willy wagtails its fun because the will wagtails talk to us we kill the nosy miner the one that is bad.
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Date: 21/06/2008 16:23:02
From: pepe
ID: 19552
Subject: re: June chat

yeah we have the nosy miner the good and bad one and a few willy wagtails its fun because the will wagtails talk to us we kill the nosy miner the one that is bad.
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the really big flocks of sulphur crested cockies fly overhead here in summer. they are in hundreds and occasionally they rest in the neighbour’s big gum tree. they all land on the gums lining the river in town and cause a hell of a ruckus. eventually the cops come out and fire shotguns in the trees to scare them. it all happens down by the bowls club where i play of a tuesday night.

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Date: 21/06/2008 16:24:14
From: veg gardener
ID: 19553
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


yeah we have the nosy miner the good and bad one and a few willy wagtails its fun because the will wagtails talk to us we kill the nosy miner the one that is bad.
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the really big flocks of sulphur crested cockies fly overhead here in summer. they are in hundreds and occasionally they rest in the neighbour’s big gum tree. they all land on the gums lining the river in town and cause a hell of a ruckus. eventually the cops come out and fire shotguns in the trees to scare them. it all happens down by the bowls club where i play of a tuesday night.

yeah, i have to remember if i let my chooks out lock them up before dark and make sure the dog is in the house paddock becuase we get wild dogs and foxes.

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Date: 21/06/2008 16:28:32
From: pepe
ID: 19554
Subject: re: June chat

yeah, i have to remember if i let my chooks out lock them up before dark and make sure the dog is in the house paddock becuase we get wild dogs and foxes.
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foxes are everywhere and in the city too.
packs of wild dogs are bad news – all the farmers would shoot wild dogs on sight where i used to live. its a bit more urban here. no dogs – few foxes – so i trust my fences and don’t lock the chooks up at night.

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Date: 21/06/2008 16:29:33
From: veg gardener
ID: 19555
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


yeah, i have to remember if i let my chooks out lock them up before dark and make sure the dog is in the house paddock becuase we get wild dogs and foxes.
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foxes are everywhere and in the city too.
packs of wild dogs are bad news – all the farmers would shoot wild dogs on sight where i used to live. its a bit more urban here. no dogs – few foxes – so i trust my fences and don’t lock the chooks up at night.

well dad has a gun, so we shot up into the air to scare them off.

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Date: 21/06/2008 16:30:13
From: veg gardener
ID: 19556
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


pepe said:

yeah, i have to remember if i let my chooks out lock them up before dark and make sure the dog is in the house paddock becuase we get wild dogs and foxes.
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foxes are everywhere and in the city too.
packs of wild dogs are bad news – all the farmers would shoot wild dogs on sight where i used to live. its a bit more urban here. no dogs – few foxes – so i trust my fences and don’t lock the chooks up at night.

well dad has a gun, so we shot up into the air to scare them off.

also people over the road bait for the dogs.

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Date: 21/06/2008 16:30:55
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19557
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


veg gardener said:

cleaned chook pen out,mowed the lawn, weeded one bed, turned compost, put more hay in the chook pen. all this afternoon after lunch.

well done have a rest
do you have a lemon tree?

My little lemon (Eureka on dwarfing rootstock) shouldn’t really have been allowed to fruit yet but I couldn’t resist leaving a few. They’re big and luscious looking and not a fruit fly to be seen.

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Date: 21/06/2008 16:33:12
From: pepe
ID: 19558
Subject: re: June chat

well dad has a gun, so we shot up into the air to scare them off.
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the mayor of the town used to shoot them – wild dogs were his pet hate.

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Date: 21/06/2008 16:33:33
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19559
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


nope not now. we had about 20 on there and then the birds get into it, i forgot to net it, most of them weren’t ripe. do you have a lemon tree. Also dad said he wouldn’t mind a lemon tree.
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yes a beaut Lisbon lemon. Getting heaps and making beautiful lemonade.
The funny thing is we planted citrus because the birds don’t touch them here.
what sort of birds attacked the mardarin?

On one of our drives the other week we found a mandy full of Rainbow Lorries. Having a grand old time they were with half eaten fruit all over the tree and the ground. It was in a park so nobody would miss it.

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Date: 21/06/2008 16:33:58
From: pepe
ID: 19560
Subject: re: June chat

They’re big and luscious looking and not a fruit fly to be seen.
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how come no ff?

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Date: 21/06/2008 16:35:27
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19561
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


pepe said:

the cockeys i think, we have 4 kookaburras that come every morning and sit on the net ball hop before i go to school, then they fly up the the telegraph poles near my bus stop and talk to me.
————————————
the kookas used to laugh at me when i walked under their big gum tree at my old place.
cockatoos did the damage – that figures – they destroy things for amusement.
i had a new holland honeyeater flying around in the garden today – as well as willy wagtail.

yeah we have the nosy miner the good and bad one and a few willy wagtails its fun because the will wagtails talk to us we kill the nosy miner the one that is bad.

It’s the Indian Mynah that’s the feral vege. The Noisy Miner is a native.

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Date: 21/06/2008 16:37:38
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19562
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


They’re big and luscious looking and not a fruit fly to be seen.
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how come no ff?

Eureka are resistant. I did a lot of research and that’s why I chose it.

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Date: 21/06/2008 16:38:44
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19564
Subject: re: June chat

Bubba Louie said:


pepe said:

They’re big and luscious looking and not a fruit fly to be seen.
—————————————-
how come no ff?

Eureka are resistant. I did a lot of research and that’s why I chose it.

The Lemonade growing next to it gets decimated every year.

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Date: 21/06/2008 16:40:49
From: pepe
ID: 19565
Subject: re: June chat

Eureka are resistant. I did a lot of research and that’s why I chose it.
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well done – afaik eureka are right up there for taste and juiciness – they grow well down here apparently.

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Date: 21/06/2008 16:41:36
From: pepe
ID: 19566
Subject: re: June chat

so bubba – hows the swollen mandible?

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Date: 21/06/2008 16:42:50
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19567
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


so bubba – hows the swollen mandible?

Much better thanks. I just have to see what happens when the antibiotics finish.

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Date: 21/06/2008 16:43:48
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19568
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


Eureka are resistant. I did a lot of research and that’s why I chose it.
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well done – afaik eureka are right up there for taste and juiciness – they grow well down here apparently.

I’m sick of fighting FF, from now on I avoid them where possible.

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Date: 21/06/2008 16:44:34
From: veg gardener
ID: 19569
Subject: re: June chat

Bubba Louie said:


pepe said:

Eureka are resistant. I did a lot of research and that’s why I chose it.
—————————
well done – afaik eureka are right up there for taste and juiciness – they grow well down here apparently.

I’m sick of fighting FF, from now on I avoid them where possible.

i don’t think i get fruit fly up here.

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Date: 21/06/2008 16:46:35
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19570
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Bubba Louie said:

pepe said:

Eureka are resistant. I did a lot of research and that’s why I chose it.
—————————
well done – afaik eureka are right up there for taste and juiciness – they grow well down here apparently.

I’m sick of fighting FF, from now on I avoid them where possible.

i don’t think i get fruit fly up here.

lockquote>

You’re “down there” to me vege. LOL

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Date: 21/06/2008 16:49:51
From: veg gardener
ID: 19571
Subject: re: June chat

Bubba Louie said:


veg gardener said:

Bubba Louie said:

pepe said:

Eureka are resistant. I did a lot of research and that’s why I chose it.
—————————
well done – afaik eureka are right up there for taste and juiciness – they grow well down here apparently.

I’m sick of fighting FF, from now on I avoid them where possible.

i don’t think i get fruit fly up here.

You’re “down there” to me vege. LOL

your in QLD aren’t you.

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Date: 21/06/2008 17:02:44
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19573
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Bubba Louie said:

veg gardener said:

Bubba Louie said:

pepe said:

Eureka are resistant. I did a lot of research and that’s why I chose it.
—————————
well done – afaik eureka are right up there for taste and juiciness – they grow well down here apparently.

I’m sick of fighting FF, from now on I avoid them where possible.

i don’t think i get fruit fly up here.

You’re “down there” to me vege. LOL

your in QLD aren’t you.

Yep.

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Date: 21/06/2008 17:10:31
From: veg gardener
ID: 19574
Subject: re: June chat

we have anyone from the act tassie and nt on here? if we do we have all the over australia :)

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Date: 21/06/2008 19:16:26
From: ms spock
ID: 19587
Subject: re: June chat

Good Evening…

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Date: 21/06/2008 19:19:06
From: veg gardener
ID: 19588
Subject: re: June chat

does anyone know if we have a live chat for the abc we could go to or we could all add each other on msn and do a group chat there.

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Date: 21/06/2008 19:20:32
From: pomolo
ID: 19589
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


pomolo said:

While out we dropped in on a bamboo nursery and splurged on a Buddha Belly Bamboo. I want to have a go at creating a bonsai with it.

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Interesting BG. I shall wait with baited breath.

could be a long while before I can present it as a bonsai…

I can wait.

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Date: 21/06/2008 19:22:46
From: pomolo
ID: 19590
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


cleaned chook pen out,mowed the lawn, weeded one bed, turned compost, put more hay in the chook pen. all this afternoon after lunch.

Gosh! And all I did was make bikkies.

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Date: 21/06/2008 19:23:20
From: veg gardener
ID: 19591
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


veg gardener said:

cleaned chook pen out,mowed the lawn, weeded one bed, turned compost, put more hay in the chook pen. all this afternoon after lunch.

Gosh! And all I did was make bikkies.

Pomolo what type if bikkies?

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Date: 21/06/2008 19:23:43
From: ms spock
ID: 19593
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


bluegreen said:

pomolo said:

While out we dropped in on a bamboo nursery and splurged on a Buddha Belly Bamboo. I want to have a go at creating a bonsai with it.

————————-
Interesting BG. I shall wait with baited breath.

could be a long while before I can present it as a bonsai…

I can wait.

I have one bonsai and I go to my local bonsai club.

It is most informative.

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Date: 21/06/2008 19:27:20
From: ms spock
ID: 19594
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


pomolo said:

veg gardener said:

cleaned chook pen out,mowed the lawn, weeded one bed, turned compost, put more hay in the chook pen. all this afternoon after lunch.

Gosh! And all I did was make bikkies.

Pomolo what type if bikkies?

awaits the answer breathlessly

:D

I LOVE bikkies!

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Date: 21/06/2008 19:28:21
From: veg gardener
ID: 19595
Subject: re: June chat

ms spock said:


veg gardener said:

pomolo said:

veg gardener said:

cleaned chook pen out,mowed the lawn, weeded one bed, turned compost, put more hay in the chook pen. all this afternoon after lunch.

Gosh! And all I did was make bikkies.

Pomolo what type if bikkies?

awaits the answer breathlessly

:D

I LOVE bikkies!

Same.

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Date: 21/06/2008 19:29:01
From: pomolo
ID: 19596
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


pomolo said:

veg gardener said:

cleaned chook pen out,mowed the lawn, weeded one bed, turned compost, put more hay in the chook pen. all this afternoon after lunch.

Gosh! And all I did was make bikkies.

Anzacs and choc chip.

Pomolo what type if bikkies?

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Date: 21/06/2008 19:30:15
From: veg gardener
ID: 19597
Subject: re: June chat

i want an Anzac bikkey please.

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Date: 21/06/2008 19:31:33
From: pomolo
ID: 19599
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


i want an Anzac bikkey please.

Whenever our paths cross Veg I will make you some Anzac biscuits. OK?

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Date: 21/06/2008 19:32:45
From: veg gardener
ID: 19600
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


veg gardener said:

i want an Anzac bikkey please.

Whenever our paths cross Veg I will make you some Anzac biscuits. OK?

ok, pomolo what state are you in?

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Date: 21/06/2008 19:33:44
From: pomolo
ID: 19601
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


pomolo said:

veg gardener said:

i want an Anzac bikkey please.

Whenever our paths cross Veg I will make you some Anzac biscuits. OK?

ok, pomolo what state are you in?

South East Queensland

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Date: 21/06/2008 19:34:08
From: veg gardener
ID: 19602
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


veg gardener said:

pomolo said:

veg gardener said:

i want an Anzac bikkey please.

Whenever our paths cross Veg I will make you some Anzac biscuits. OK?

ok, pomolo what state are you in?

South East Queensland

may not get up there.

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Date: 21/06/2008 19:35:53
From: pomolo
ID: 19603
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


pomolo said:

veg gardener said:

pomolo said:

veg gardener said:

i want an Anzac bikkey please.

Whenever our paths cross Veg I will make you some Anzac biscuits. OK?

ok, pomolo what state are you in?

South East Queensland

may not get up there.

Maybe one day. You never know. I’m going to watch some tv so I’ll chat to you later.

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Date: 21/06/2008 19:40:13
From: veg gardener
ID: 19604
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


veg gardener said:

pomolo said:

veg gardener said:

pomolo said:

veg gardener said:

i want an Anzac bikkey please.

Whenever our paths cross Veg I will make you some Anzac biscuits. OK?

ok, pomolo what state are you in?

South East Queensland

may not get up there.

Maybe one day. You never know. I’m going to watch some tv so I’ll chat to you later.

cya then.

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Date: 21/06/2008 19:50:44
From: veg gardener
ID: 19607
Subject: re: June chat

hey pm.

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Date: 21/06/2008 20:04:16
From: pain master
ID: 19608
Subject: re: June chat

Hi Veg, how are ya?

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Date: 21/06/2008 20:06:39
From: veg gardener
ID: 19610
Subject: re: June chat

pain master said:


Hi Veg, how are ya?

good you, i think we are losing members on here.

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Date: 21/06/2008 20:12:40
From: pain master
ID: 19612
Subject: re: June chat

pretty quiet eh?

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Date: 21/06/2008 20:14:58
From: veg gardener
ID: 19614
Subject: re: June chat

pain master said:


pretty quiet eh?

yeah. something telling me we are losing people all i know who is all ways comes on is *Me *you *lucky *pepe *pomolo *ms spock *bluegreen *thee *grassy *longy *Aquarium *Hort = sometimes ill say more as i remember

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Date: 21/06/2008 20:17:20
From: ms spock
ID: 19616
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


pain master said:

pretty quiet eh?

yeah. something telling me we are losing people all i know who is all ways comes on is *Me *you *lucky *pepe *pomolo *ms spock *bluegreen *thee *grassy *longy *Aquarium *Hort = sometimes ill say more as i remember

Maybe the others are gardening

…or lurking. :D

Where would they be going to?

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Date: 21/06/2008 20:17:55
From: veg gardener
ID: 19617
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:

yeah. something telling me we are losing people all i know who is all ways comes on is *Me *you *lucky *pepe *pomolo *ms spock *bluegreen *thee *grassy *longy *Aquarium *Hort = sometimes *o40 *crackles *Muschee *Happy potter *wormhunter (sometimes) *yeehah *bubba louie *bon008 *dinetta

Thats all of us. ill say more as i remember

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Date: 21/06/2008 20:18:46
From: veg gardener
ID: 19619
Subject: re: June chat

21 people who always come on.

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Date: 21/06/2008 20:19:27
From: pain master
ID: 19620
Subject: re: June chat

you forgot Collie.

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Date: 21/06/2008 20:19:44
From: Yeehah
ID: 19621
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


pain master said:

pretty quiet eh?

yeah. something telling me we are losing people all i know who is all ways comes on is *Me *you *lucky *pepe *pomolo *ms spock *bluegreen *thee *grassy *longy *Aquarium *Hort = sometimes ill say more as i remember

Nobody loves me :(

Or Collie. Or Happy Potter. Or Bubba Louie.

Sniff!

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Date: 21/06/2008 20:20:11
From: veg gardener
ID: 19624
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


veg gardener said:

yeah. something telling me we are losing people all i know who is all ways comes on is *Me *you *lucky *pepe *pomolo *ms spock *bluegreen *thee *grassy *longy *Aquarium *Hort = sometimes *o40 *crackles *Muschee *Happy potter *wormhunter (sometimes) *yeehah *bubba louie *bon008 *dinetta *CollieWa

Thats all of us. ill say more as i remember

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Date: 21/06/2008 20:20:37
From: veg gardener
ID: 19625
Subject: re: June chat

yeehah i added you to the list before you even said that.

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Date: 21/06/2008 20:20:40
From: Yeehah
ID: 19626
Subject: re: June chat

You bored, VG?

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Date: 21/06/2008 20:21:06
From: veg gardener
ID: 19627
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


You bored, VG?

yes i am bored nothing to do, i am so bored.

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Date: 21/06/2008 20:26:32
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19632
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


does anyone know if we have a live chat for the abc we could go to or we could all add each other on msn and do a group chat there.

What’s wrong with this chat?

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Date: 21/06/2008 20:27:09
From: veg gardener
ID: 19633
Subject: re: June chat

Bubba Louie said:


veg gardener said:

does anyone know if we have a live chat for the abc we could go to or we could all add each other on msn and do a group chat there.

What’s wrong with this chat?

nothing i just ment is there a quick chat thing someone posted it here before but i cant find the link.

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Date: 21/06/2008 20:30:15
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19635
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


pain master said:

pretty quiet eh?

yeah. something telling me we are losing people all i know who is all ways comes on is *Me *you *lucky *pepe *pomolo *ms spock *bluegreen *thee *grassy *longy *Aquarium *Hort = sometimes ill say more as i remember

Me too.

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Date: 21/06/2008 20:30:37
From: veg gardener
ID: 19636
Subject: re: June chat

BL i put ur name on it i think.

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Date: 21/06/2008 20:31:08
From: veg gardener
ID: 19639
Subject: re: June chat

Why am i so bored. normally i am not this bored.

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Date: 21/06/2008 20:36:47
From: veg gardener
ID: 19644
Subject: re: June chat

by cable tv you mean foxtel and all that?

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Date: 21/06/2008 20:39:12
From: pain master
ID: 19645
Subject: re: June chat

yeah paytv, not foxtel, but a whole bunch of garbage from an Asian distributor… I do get to watch a few Aussie channels so I get the news from home.

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Date: 21/06/2008 20:41:22
From: veg gardener
ID: 19646
Subject: re: June chat

pain master said:


yeah paytv, not foxtel, but a whole bunch of garbage from an Asian distributor… I do get to watch a few Aussie channels so I get the news from home.

yeah, we got normal tv Abu, nbn, sbs , prime . ten , abc2
thats about it.

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Date: 21/06/2008 21:16:30
From: veg gardener
ID: 19654
Subject: re: June chat

i am bored.

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Date: 22/06/2008 06:08:41
From: Longy
ID: 19660
Subject: re: June chat

Greetings. Youngfella came home for a visit. Now i’ve got trojan horses up the Yin Yang.
Yay!

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Date: 22/06/2008 07:26:29
From: pepe
ID: 19666
Subject: re: June chat

made it to the top
might go to a movie today ourselves.
theres a funny bump noise outside our place – as soon as its light i’ll go take a look.

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Date: 22/06/2008 07:56:50
From: Lucky1
ID: 19670
Subject: re: June chat

Crap night’s sleep last night…… been awake since 6.30 and just had a morning weet-bix…..and its not even 7.30.

Morning green ones:D

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:13:36
From: pomolo
ID: 19671
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


Crap night’s sleep last night…… been awake since 6.30 and just had a morning weet-bix…..and its not even 7.30.

Morning green ones:D

I was up at 3.30. P#%*&! off, I was. Couldn’t go back to sleep. Saw the movie “Dial M for Murder” on the teev. There was a choice of that or rage. So I opted for the sane show. lol.

We are jumping into the car and going this morning. We don’t know where we will go but it’s so nice not to have places we have to be for assorted appointments, for a change. I’m pretty sure this outing will include one or two nursery visits along the way. Lunch somewhere in the sun then home and back to real life. Can’t escape it for too long.

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:25:37
From: Lucky1
ID: 19672
Subject: re: June chat

We are jumping into the car and going this morning. We don’t know where we will go but it’s so nice not to have places we have to be for assorted appointments, for a change. I’m pretty sure this outing will include one or two nursery visits along the way. Lunch somewhere in the sun then home and back to real life. Can’t escape it for too long.
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I know where you come from (or should that be….) going to with that statement.

Have a FAB TAB of a day:D

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:27:27
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19673
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


Lucky1 said:

Crap night’s sleep last night…… been awake since 6.30 and just had a morning weet-bix…..and its not even 7.30.

Morning green ones:D

I was up at 3.30. P#%*&! off, I was. Couldn’t go back to sleep. Saw the movie “Dial M for Murder” on the teev. There was a choice of that or rage. So I opted for the sane show. lol.

We are jumping into the car and going this morning. We don’t know where we will go but it’s so nice not to have places we have to be for assorted appointments, for a change. I’m pretty sure this outing will include one or two nursery visits along the way. Lunch somewhere in the sun then home and back to real life. Can’t escape it for too long.

Morn ladies and lurker’s, crap night here to but only because my grandson’s little dog Daisey is on heat ( home at their place ) and grandson stayed the night here with us, and having Daisey’s scent on him, Max was going bonker’s. Max didn’t want to sleep in my room as usual on the end of the bed, but drove me nut’s wanting to go to the boy’s room and sleep there. So I let him, only to hear him howling and annoying all of us. Furkid’s !

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:30:40
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19674
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


We are jumping into the car and going this morning. We don’t know where we will go but it’s so nice not to have places we have to be for assorted appointments, for a change. I’m pretty sure this outing will include one or two nursery visits along the way. Lunch somewhere in the sun then home and back to real life. Can’t escape it for too long.
—————————————————————————————
I know where you come from (or should that be….) going to with that statement.

Have a FAB TAB of a day:D

Can I come too Pomolo , lol.
You have a great day :D

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:30:44
From: Lucky1
ID: 19675
Subject: re: June chat

Morn ladies and lurker’s, crap night here to but only because my grandson’s little dog Daisey is on heat ( home at their place ) and grandson stayed the night here with us, and having Daisey’s scent on him, Max was going bonker’s.
Max didn’t want to sleep in my room as usual on the end of the bed, but drove me nut’s wanting to go to the boy’s room and sleep there. So I let him, only to hear him howling and annoying all of us. Furkid’s !
————————————————————
I so know about this one too…..LOL

Grandkitty is coming in season again:(

That furkid hasn’t stopped coming in and going off season since she started last year:(

Had a gut full as she keeps us awake not her mum. Going to ring the vet and see about putting her on the pill, then when she’s settled…snip flipp’n snip before her mum goes (running out of time fast) overseas. Other wise when Bimbo gets back.

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:33:09
From: Longy
ID: 19676
Subject: re: June chat

Morning Ladies. I’m scanning for trojans. Want some?

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:34:52
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19677
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Morning Ladies. I’m scanning for trojans. Want some?

No thank’s deary, grandson’s been on my pc too and got some of my own. Bluddy kid’s site’s are full of them.
How’s you Longy ?

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:34:56
From: Lucky1
ID: 19678
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Morning Ladies. I’m scanning for trojans. Want some?

No thank you:)

Morning Longy, HP

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:36:33
From: Longy
ID: 19679
Subject: re: June chat

How’s you Longy ?
++++++++++++
Me’s crackin HP.
Spent 3 nights out at the beach.
Killed some fish. Ate them.
Came home and had some horizontal folk dancing.
Be a shame to have to go back to work next month.

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:38:10
From: Longy
ID: 19680
Subject: re: June chat

Hey L1. I have one called Generic 9. A backdoor trojan no less.
Also another called Hupigon.
You can have them for $5 each or buy 2 for $7:00.

Crikey. Dog just farted. Is that a backdoor trojan ?

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:38:47
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19681
Subject: re: June chat

The sword’s are out down in the feathered quarter’s…feathery kid’s are even worse lol.
Funny thing is though, at night they all kiss and make up and sleep on pearch’s all together nicely, no drama at all , then daylight arrive’s and the war resume’s..

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:39:17
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19682
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Hey L1. I have one called Generic 9. A backdoor trojan no less.
Also another called Hupigon.
You can have them for $5 each or buy 2 for $7:00.

Crikey. Dog just farted. Is that a backdoor trojan ?

ROFL!!

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:39:24
From: Lucky1
ID: 19683
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Hey L1. I have one called Generic 9. A backdoor trojan no less.
Also another called Hupigon.
You can have them for $5 each or buy 2 for $7:00.

Crikey. Dog just farted. Is that a backdoor trojan ?

ROTFL….no thanks….. I think your on a winner all by yourself.

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:41:17
From: Longy
ID: 19684
Subject: re: June chat

Bugger. Well if i stick these bludgers in the virus vault, why do they come back out? I can’t reply to hotmails. Hissin me off.

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:41:49
From: Lucky1
ID: 19685
Subject: re: June chat

I’m photocopying any warranty dockets that come on that heat paper from the shops…… that way if I have problems say 11 months down the track…. I have a readable copy to wave under their noses.

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:43:46
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19686
Subject: re: June chat

I got some work to do in the chook run today…spread sand in the gate area, and refresh straw. It’s been raining small amount’s, not enough to really water anything, but just make a muddy mess. And got some more nicola sseed spud’s, this lot are small, I will keep them for august planting’s.

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:44:04
From: Lucky1
ID: 19687
Subject: re: June chat

I have to be brave today…..

Off to the local pet shop after Mass, cats need worming. So much be brave and strong and not bring home any like ones;)

Going to see about a rock for turtle too……HP said about it when she was visiting.

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:45:09
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19688
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Bugger. Well if i stick these bludgers in the virus vault, why do they come back out? I can’t reply to hotmails. Hissin me off.

Well Longy, get rid of them first before you use any application’s. They might have arrived via hotmal and you are just re opening them.

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:45:29
From: Longy
ID: 19689
Subject: re: June chat

I’m harvesting some spuds ATM. Including Nicolas. I had no probs so will use the small ones as seed spuds.

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:45:33
From: Lucky1
ID: 19690
Subject: re: June chat

So much be brave and strong and not bring home any like ones;)
——————————————-
Now if you understood all that dribble….good on ya:(

So must be brave and strong and not bring home any live ones:)

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:46:27
From: Longy
ID: 19691
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Longy said:

Bugger. Well if i stick these bludgers in the virus vault, why do they come back out? I can’t reply to hotmails. Hissin me off.

Well Longy, get rid of them first before you use any application’s. They might have arrived via hotmal and you are just re opening them.


Yeah well i’m doing a full scan ATM. SO we’ll see what turns up.

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:47:07
From: Longy
ID: 19692
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


So much be brave and strong and not bring home any like ones;)
——————————————-
Now if you understood all that dribble….good on ya:(

So must be brave and strong and not bring home any live ones:)

Kinda figured what you dribbling on about L1. Don’t bring any dead ones home either OK!

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:49:02
From: Lucky1
ID: 19693
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Lucky1 said:

So much be brave and strong and not bring home any like ones;)
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Now if you understood all that dribble….good on ya:(

So must be brave and strong and not bring home any live ones:)

Kinda figured what you dribbling on about L1. Don’t bring any dead ones home either OK!


No worries…… dead ones can be a bugger at feed times;)

This place we go have the most coolest parrots and they are tame. Also a black Boarder Collie that likes to play with the customers.

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:49:58
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19694
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


So much be brave and strong and not bring home any like ones;)
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Now if you understood all that dribble….good on ya:(

So must be brave and strong and not bring home any live ones:)

Be strong girl…those cute little kitten’s grow up too fast !

I know I can’t have any other pet’s with Max now, he’s the last. He’s taken a dislike to other male dog’s and has attacked.

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:52:40
From: Longy
ID: 19695
Subject: re: June chat

How do you view hidden files on the C drive?

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:53:39
From: Lucky1
ID: 19696
Subject: re: June chat

Be strong girl…those cute little kitten’s grow up too fast !

I know I can’t have any other pet’s with Max now, he’s the last. He’s taken a dislike to other male dog’s and has attacked.
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They don’t sell those sort of animals….. mostly giggle pigs, rabbits, fish…

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:54:48
From: colliewa
ID: 19697
Subject: re: June chat

-1.6C here this morning, but the apparent temp is -3.9C…

Just got home from work, everything here in town is covered in a thick layer of ice… Much milder 10km out where I work..

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:55:49
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19698
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


How do you view hidden files on the C drive?

I’m not sure Longy, it’s in internet option’s somewhere, lol sorry

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:56:13
From: Lucky1
ID: 19699
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


How do you view hidden files on the C drive?

Usually there is a button to click on that tells you about the hidden files…..but at the same time….need to be very careful you don’t fiddle too much and bugger up your ‘puter.

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:56:26
From: Longy
ID: 19700
Subject: re: June chat

Hey Collie. Cool here at last, We didn’t have a Winter yet. The mangoes are flowering. Blossoms on some trees. My apple and Magnolia didn’t even lose their leaves.

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:56:37
From: Lucky1
ID: 19701
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


-1.6C here this morning, but the apparent temp is -3.9C…

Just got home from work, everything here in town is covered in a thick layer of ice… Much milder 10km out where I work..

Morning Collie:) Glad you weren’t snap frozen.

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:57:03
From: Longy
ID: 19702
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Longy said:

How do you view hidden files on the C drive?

I’m not sure Longy, it’s in internet option’s somewhere, lol sorry

Well i’m not that fussed. Might just throw this piece of shyte in the fire.

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:57:05
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19703
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


-1.6C here this morning, but the apparent temp is -3.9C…

Just got home from work, everything here in town is covered in a thick layer of ice… Much milder 10km out where I work..

wow that’s cold. We don’t get the really low overnight temp’s until august, usually.

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:57:44
From: Longy
ID: 19704
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


Longy said:

How do you view hidden files on the C drive?

Usually there is a button to click on that tells you about the hidden files…..but at the same time….need to be very careful you don’t fiddle too much and bugger up your ‘puter.


Yeah goodonya duckwoman. I’ll wear a rubber.

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:57:59
From: colliewa
ID: 19705
Subject: re: June chat

>How do you view hidden files on the C drive?

In windows explorer, look for an option – something like “view hidden files”…

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Date: 22/06/2008 08:58:57
From: Lucky1
ID: 19706
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Lucky1 said:

Longy said:

How do you view hidden files on the C drive?

Usually there is a button to click on that tells you about the hidden files…..but at the same time….need to be very careful you don’t fiddle too much and bugger up your ‘puter.


Yeah goodonya duckwoman. I’ll wear a rubber.

Make sure its not a used one………never know what may happen then!!!!!

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Date: 22/06/2008 09:00:37
From: colliewa
ID: 19707
Subject: re: June chat

>wow that’s cold. We don’t get the really low overnight temp’s until august, usually.

Thatr’s colder than it got for all of last winter I think… So this could be a cold winter… Year before last we had -6..

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Date: 22/06/2008 09:02:08
From: colliewa
ID: 19708
Subject: re: June chat

Be back when the sun is up..

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Date: 22/06/2008 09:02:22
From: Longy
ID: 19709
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


>How do you view hidden files on the C drive?

In windows explorer, look for an option – something like “view hidden files”…

Yep. Found that. It’s in Folder options but i tell it to allow me to view them, it resets itself. Must be overwritten on installation.
No probs. I have AVG scanning the hard drive now. Found one backdoor trojan so far.

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Date: 22/06/2008 09:03:19
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19710
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


>wow that’s cold. We don’t get the really low overnight temp’s until august, usually.

Thatr’s colder than it got for all of last winter I think… So this could be a cold winter… Year before last we had -6..

Here, about every forth winter is colder than usual. And that was last year. So far that’s proving to be correct and this start of winter is much milder than last June’s. Not that I’m worried, just curious.

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Date: 22/06/2008 09:04:21
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19711
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


colliewa said:

>How do you view hidden files on the C drive?

In windows explorer, look for an option – something like “view hidden files”…

Yep. Found that. It’s in Folder options but i tell it to allow me to view them, it resets itself. Must be overwritten on installation.
No probs. I have AVG scanning the hard drive now. Found one backdoor trojan so far.

Do a spy scan too Longy, they also pick up such stuff.

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Date: 22/06/2008 09:06:33
From: Longy
ID: 19712
Subject: re: June chat

Do a spy scan too Longy
++++++++++++++++++
What’s that? Like adaware?

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Date: 22/06/2008 09:07:47
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19713
Subject: re: June chat

Do a spy scan too Longy, they also pick up such stuff.

————————————
I’m doing a scan atm with spybot search and destroy…picked up some ‘diallers’ . How to get them from even getting on your PC is what I want to know.

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Date: 22/06/2008 09:07:49
From: Longy
ID: 19714
Subject: re: June chat

Oh hangon. I have spyware blaster here. Whatever the heck that means.

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Date: 22/06/2008 09:10:44
From: Longy
ID: 19715
Subject: re: June chat

Well AVG just finished with the scan. Hopefully i have the trojans back out the backdoor. Bloody kids been using U tube. I might ban it.

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Date: 22/06/2008 09:13:15
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19716
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Well AVG just finished with the scan. Hopefully i have the trojans back out the backdoor. Bloody kids been using U tube. I might ban it.

here here! the youngin’s here are on U tube a lot. They are relegated to one PC for that, my PC is out of bound’s.
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Date: 22/06/2008 09:14:34
From: Longy
ID: 19717
Subject: re: June chat

Well they’re all back. Deleted them all and they’re back. STuff this. I’m gonna go kick the crap out of my chooks.
It’s all their fault anyway. Besides. Their egg factory keeps me awake at night.

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Date: 22/06/2008 09:15:59
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19718
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Well they’re all back. Deleted them all and they’re back. STuff this. I’m gonna go kick the crap out of my chooks.
It’s all their fault anyway. Besides. Their egg factory keeps me awake at night.

LOL.

Sound’s like a reformatt is in order …
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Date: 22/06/2008 09:17:28
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19719
Subject: re: June chat

going to get my brekky and one of those lervely ‘Longie Coffee’s’ :D

And kick my chook’s too. I’m sure they have drawn sword’s out down there..

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Date: 22/06/2008 09:17:32
From: Longy
ID: 19720
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Longy said:

Well they’re all back. Deleted them all and they’re back. STuff this. I’m gonna go kick the crap out of my chooks.
It’s all their fault anyway. Besides. Their egg factory keeps me awake at night.

LOL.

Sound’s like a reformatt is in order …

Yeah? Great. Youngfellas techno mate can do it.

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Date: 22/06/2008 09:26:30
From: veg gardener
ID: 19723
Subject: re: June chat

less then a month to the snow 7 months to my bday which is 7 months from today woot.

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Date: 22/06/2008 09:30:30
From: bluegreen
ID: 19724
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:

Morn ladies and lurker’s, crap night here to but only because my grandson’s little dog Daisey is on heat ( home at their place ) and grandson stayed the night here with us, and having Daisey’s scent on him, Max was going bonker’s. Max didn’t want to sleep in my room as usual on the end of the bed, but drove me nut’s wanting to go to the boy’s room and sleep there. So I let him, only to hear him howling and annoying all of us. Furkid’s !

lol! sorry, had to laugh at that one :D

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Date: 22/06/2008 09:32:51
From: bluegreen
ID: 19725
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


The sword’s are out down in the feathered quarter’s…feathery kid’s are even worse lol.
Funny thing is though, at night they all kiss and make up and sleep on pearch’s all together nicely, no drama at all , then daylight arrive’s and the war resume’s..

sounds like the new ones are getting a bit of confidence and seeing if they can move up the ladder.

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Date: 22/06/2008 09:47:59
From: veg gardener
ID: 19727
Subject: re: June chat

hello lucky1 , how are you on the Sunday morning.

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Date: 22/06/2008 09:55:01
From: Lucky1
ID: 19729
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


hello lucky1 , how are you on the Sunday morning.

Damp VG:)

Just hung out yesterday’s towels I washed. Said to the elf…I’ll need a ride to Mass today.

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Date: 22/06/2008 10:10:18
From: veg gardener
ID: 19730
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


veg gardener said:

hello lucky1 , how are you on the Sunday morning.

Damp VG:)

Just hung out yesterday’s towels I washed. Said to the elf…I’ll need a ride to Mass today.

ok, i think i need to get a paper shredder, add all shredded letters and the 3 newspapers we get every week to it. would weeds and straw from the chook pen be covered as what paper would be dry so would weeds and straw and garden waste be brown?

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Date: 22/06/2008 10:18:57
From: bluegreen
ID: 19732
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:

ok, i think i need to get a paper shredder, add all shredded letters and the 3 newspapers we get every week to it. would weeds and straw from the chook pen be covered as what paper would be dry so would weeds and straw and garden waste be brown?

want to run that by us instead? I’m not sure I got your meaning. Are we talking composting here?

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Date: 22/06/2008 10:20:52
From: veg gardener
ID: 19736
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

ok, i think i need to get a paper shredder, add all shredded letters and the 3 newspapers we get every week to it. would weeds and straw from the chook pen be covered as what paper would be dry so would weeds and straw and garden waste be brown?

want to run that by us instead? I’m not sure I got your meaning. Are we talking composting here?


yeah we talking about compost.

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Date: 22/06/2008 10:25:47
From: bluegreen
ID: 19741
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


bluegreen said:

veg gardener said:

ok, i think i need to get a paper shredder, add all shredded letters and the 3 newspapers we get every week to it. would weeds and straw from the chook pen be covered as what paper would be dry so would weeds and straw and garden waste be brown?

want to run that by us instead? I’m not sure I got your meaning. Are we talking composting here?


yeah we talking about compost.

so if we are describing what goes in the compost as “green” and “brown”, then paper would go under brown.

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Date: 22/06/2008 10:27:11
From: veg gardener
ID: 19744
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

bluegreen said:

veg gardener said:

ok, i think i need to get a paper shredder, add all shredded letters and the 3 newspapers we get every week to it. would weeds and straw from the chook pen be covered as what paper would be dry so would weeds and straw and garden waste be brown?

want to run that by us instead? I’m not sure I got your meaning. Are we talking composting here?


yeah we talking about compost.

so if we are describing what goes in the compost as “green” and “brown”, then paper would go under brown.

so weeds and straw is what and general garden waste is what.

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Date: 22/06/2008 11:02:02
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19745
Subject: re: June chat

Woohoo! our lapband support group is going to be on A Current Affair !
They are comming to our meet up next sunday to interview a bunch of us on our experience’s with our weight loss journey’s :D A lot of the ‘bandit’s’, as we call ourselves, wrote and emailed in complaining about the negativity that’s been in the new’s about this procedure, calling it cheating and ‘easy way out’ and such. What utter crap. One still diet’s and dieting is torture , the band just make’s it easier to lose because you arn’t hungry and importantly ,stay at a healthier weight. It save’s live’s, it save’s the gov’t billion’s in obesity associated health cost’s.
We want to put out there how it really is, the joy’s and the positive’s. People gaining their life back. The new friend’s we have all made and the support group’s ect.
We all have to get our best before and after pic’s ready ASAP!! :D

PS. My eldest girl is overweight and her band Op isn’t far off either, she is more than double her ideal weight , what a change this is going to be for her, way more so for her than me because she has never been slim a day in her life. Despite constant dieting effort’s. Born looking like the Michellin Man! What an incredible boost to her health and self esteem this is going to be !
Myself (of course) , and fellow bandit’s, cannot wait for her to begin her ‘get healthier’ journey :D :D

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Date: 22/06/2008 11:03:50
From: veg gardener
ID: 19746
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Woohoo! our lapband support group is going to be on A Current Affair !
They are comming to our meet up next sunday to interview a bunch of us on our experience’s with our weight loss journey’s :D A lot of the ‘bandit’s’, as we call ourselves, wrote and emailed in complaining about the negativity that’s been in the new’s about this procedure, calling it cheating and ‘easy way out’ and such. What utter crap. One still diet’s and dieting is torture , the band just make’s it easier to lose because you arn’t hungry and importantly ,stay at a healthier weight. It save’s live’s, it save’s the gov’t billion’s in obesity associated health cost’s.
We want to put out there how it really is, the joy’s and the positive’s. People gaining their life back. The new friend’s we have all made and the support group’s ect.
We all have to get our best before and after pic’s ready ASAP!! :D

PS. My eldest girl is overweight and her band Op isn’t far off either, she is more than double her ideal weight , what a change this is going to be for her, way more so for her than me because she has never been slim a day in her life. Despite constant dieting effort’s. Born looking like the Michellin Man! What an incredible boost to her health and self esteem this is going to be !
Myself (of course) , and fellow bandit’s, cannot wait for her to begin her ‘get healthier’ journey :D :D

let us know and ill watch The current affairs

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Date: 22/06/2008 11:07:02
From: The Estate
ID: 19748
Subject: re: June chat

Email me when you know what day it is on please HP

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Date: 22/06/2008 11:09:08
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19749
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


Email me when you know what day it is on please HP

I’m not sure when it will be aired, but I will let you’s know, no worries :)

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Date: 22/06/2008 11:09:18
From: bluegreen
ID: 19750
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Woohoo! our lapband support group is going to be on A Current Affair !

make sure you let us know when it is going to air :D

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Date: 22/06/2008 11:54:52
From: veg gardener
ID: 19770
Subject: re: June chat

Longy i get what it is now i moved it here as we were getting off topic.

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Date: 22/06/2008 12:00:00
From: Longy
ID: 19773
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Longy i get what it is now i moved it here as we were getting off topic.

Yeah right. Heaven forbid that anyone on here got off topic.

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Date: 22/06/2008 12:31:41
From: veg gardener
ID: 19776
Subject: re: June chat

back now.

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Date: 22/06/2008 12:34:36
From: ms spock
ID: 19777
Subject: re: June chat

pops in and waves hello

I am off to do things.

TTYL

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Date: 22/06/2008 12:38:43
From: veg gardener
ID: 19778
Subject: re: June chat

ms spock said:

pops in and waves hello

I am off to do things.

TTYL


hi and bye spock

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Date: 22/06/2008 12:52:46
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19779
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


Lucky1 said:

Crap night’s sleep last night…… been awake since 6.30 and just had a morning weet-bix…..and its not even 7.30.

Morning green ones:D

I was up at 3.30. P#%*&! off, I was. Couldn’t go back to sleep. Saw the movie “Dial M for Murder” on the teev. There was a choice of that or rage. So I opted for the sane show. lol.

We are jumping into the car and going this morning. We don’t know where we will go but it’s so nice not to have places we have to be for assorted appointments, for a change. I’m pretty sure this outing will include one or two nursery visits along the way. Lunch somewhere in the sun then home and back to real life. Can’t escape it for too long.

Sounds great. We were up early too. Youngest son’s mate from Oxford has been visiting and we had to put him on an early interstate train to go visit his Grandmother and Aunt.

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Date: 22/06/2008 16:09:01
From: orchid40
ID: 19791
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


Email me when you know what day it is on please HP

Me too please HP :)

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Date: 22/06/2008 16:12:42
From: orchid40
ID: 19793
Subject: re: June chat

Hi everyone, I’m back from my weekend away. I really enjoyed it although I hated going without Mr O40. They’re a lovely bunch of people. Mr O40’s doing well but they want to do more tests on him tomorrow. I reckon they’re just using him as a Guinea Pig! We were hoping he’d be home tomorrow – oh well, maybe Tuesday. Hope it’s soon anyway :(

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Date: 22/06/2008 16:38:49
From: pomolo
ID: 19795
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


Lucky1 said:

Crap night’s sleep last night…… been awake since 6.30 and just had a morning weet-bix…..and its not even 7.30.

Morning green ones:D

I was up at 3.30. P#%*&! off, I was. Couldn’t go back to sleep. Saw the movie “Dial M for Murder” on the teev. There was a choice of that or rage. So I opted for the sane show. lol.

We are jumping into the car and going this morning. We don’t know where we will go but it’s so nice not to have places we have to be for assorted appointments, for a change. I’m pretty sure this outing will include one or two nursery visits along the way. Lunch somewhere in the sun then home and back to real life. Can’t escape it for too long.

We did and I’m back. Fish and chips on the beach at Tin Can Bay. Was lurvely!

Found a nursery and have come home with 2 cordylines, 2 broms, a baby lilly pilly and an unknown bulb. The lady at the nursery said the plant was given to her years ago before they had the nursery and she has never known the name of it. Never flowered either apparently. It looks kind of Aspidistraish to me. I will have a search around the cyber world for a match later on.

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Date: 22/06/2008 16:56:53
From: pomolo
ID: 19796
Subject: re: June chat

Have a FAB TAB of a day:D

Can I come too Pomolo , lol.
You have a great day :D
————————-
Oh I wish!

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Date: 22/06/2008 17:04:27
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19799
Subject: re: June chat

Youngest son’s Guitar School was playing at a big local fete this afternoon. He gave a solo performance and aced it. I’m a proud Mum

Some people from another very posh state school (well as posh as a state school can be, it’s Ascot SS for any bisbanites) liked what they did so much they want them to come and play at their fete.

Now I just have to get him to look like he’s actually enjoying himself. Too much concentration. LOL

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Date: 22/06/2008 17:08:00
From: The Estate
ID: 19801
Subject: re: June chat

Congrats Bubba, gives you a nice feeling when they achieve something special !!

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Date: 22/06/2008 17:10:04
From: pomolo
ID: 19803
Subject: re: June chat

Drinkies on the verandah time. BBL.

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Date: 22/06/2008 17:10:40
From: veg gardener
ID: 19804
Subject: re: June chat

Bubba Louie said:


Youngest son’s Guitar School was playing at a big local fete this afternoon. He gave a solo performance and aced it. I’m a proud Mum

Some people from another very posh state school (well as posh as a state school can be, it’s Ascot SS for any bisbanites) liked what they did so much they want them to come and play at their fete.

Now I just have to get him to look like he’s actually enjoying himself. Too much concentration. LOL

tell him i said welldone as well.

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Date: 22/06/2008 17:13:20
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19805
Subject: re: June chat

Thanks thee. I’ll do that vege.

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Date: 22/06/2008 17:16:03
From: orchid40
ID: 19807
Subject: re: June chat

Youngest son’s Guitar School was playing at a big local fete this afternoon. He gave a solo performance and aced it. I’m a proud Mum
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

That’s great Bubba! Pat on the back from me :)

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Date: 22/06/2008 17:19:37
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19811
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Youngest son’s Guitar School was playing at a big local fete this afternoon. He gave a solo performance and aced it. I’m a proud Mum
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

That’s great Bubba! Pat on the back from me :)

:)

He played Seek and Destroy by Metallica.

I’ve raised a pair of metal heads.

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Date: 22/06/2008 17:20:24
From: The Estate
ID: 19812
Subject: re: June chat

LOL, I would do well in the band, I can play the triangle LOL

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Date: 22/06/2008 17:22:29
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19816
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


LOL, I would do well in the band, I can play the triangle LOL

That’s more than I can do.

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Date: 22/06/2008 17:30:59
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19821
Subject: re: June chat

I’m off to try and improvise an Asian style chicken noodle soup. BBL

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Date: 22/06/2008 17:34:12
From: pomolo
ID: 19822
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


How’s you Longy ?
++++++++++++
Me’s crackin HP.
Spent 3 nights out at the beach.
Killed some fish. Ate them.
Came home and had some horizontal folk dancing.
Be a shame to have to go back to work next month.

You must be getting good at folk dancing by now! More practice possibly.

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Date: 22/06/2008 17:44:37
From: pomolo
ID: 19824
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Lucky1 said:

Longy said:

How do you view hidden files on the C drive?

Usually there is a button to click on that tells you about the hidden files…..but at the same time….need to be very careful you don’t fiddle too much and bugger up your ‘puter.


Yeah goodonya duckwoman. I’ll wear a rubber.

Too much information.

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Date: 22/06/2008 17:56:53
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19829
Subject: re: June chat

Bubba Louie said:


I’m off to try and improvise an Asian style chicken noodle soup. BBL

I’ve got chicken stock simmering with chilli, ginger, kaffir lime leaves, fish sauce, soy sauce, palm sugar and sesame oil.

Spring onions, bok choy and udon noodles are waiting to go in.
I forgot to buy bean sprouts. :(

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Date: 22/06/2008 18:08:04
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19839
Subject: re: June chat

BBS

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Date: 22/06/2008 18:16:37
From: colliewa
ID: 19845
Subject: re: June chat

>He played Seek and Destroy by Metallica.

Get them to google for Beatalica..

They play Beatles stuff in the style of Metalica, changing the lyrics slightly to be more in tne with Metalica. Good stuff..

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Date: 22/06/2008 18:24:58
From: aquarium
ID: 19850
Subject: re: June chat

i did get around to making a new garden bed (today), as i want to plant onions soon and have no room. i cut and dug up the turf with a spade, and low and behold this patch of grass was growing atop builders sand. no wonder it sometimes took a beating during summer. anyway, emptied one compost bin, added some goodies and watered in. will be planting onion seed direct in soil in july sometime.
also just for the heck of it, painted back fence with lime. looks nice, and brightens the place.

with all that excercise i sure don’t feel like ironing tonight.

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Date: 22/06/2008 18:26:58
From: veg gardener
ID: 19851
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


i did get around to making a new garden bed (today), as i want to plant onions soon and have no room. i cut and dug up the turf with a spade, and low and behold this patch of grass was growing atop builders sand. no wonder it sometimes took a beating during summer. anyway, emptied one compost bin, added some goodies and watered in. will be planting onion seed direct in soil in july sometime.
also just for the heck of it, painted back fence with lime. looks nice, and brightens the place.

with all that excercise i sure don’t feel like ironing tonight.

sounds like you had a busy day.

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Date: 22/06/2008 18:27:42
From: aquarium
ID: 19852
Subject: re: June chat

you been doing any planting/digging VG?

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Date: 22/06/2008 18:30:06
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19853
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


>He played Seek and Destroy by Metallica.

Get them to google for Beatalica..

They play Beatles stuff in the style of Metalica, changing the lyrics slightly to be more in tne with Metalica. Good stuff..

They already know them.

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Date: 22/06/2008 18:30:34
From: veg gardener
ID: 19854
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


you been doing any planting/digging VG?

been turning compost and shredding paper via hand, wouldn’t mind getting a paper shredder dad said the cheap ones at big W wouldn’t be any good for what i want as i would always be using it, but some hay in the chook pen yesterday, if i put shreded paper in there it woudn’t mind. the paper i done by hand was for the compost bin also i weeded some gardens got around to 2 of them still got 6 out of the 8 to do.

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Date: 22/06/2008 18:32:41
From: veg gardener
ID: 19855
Subject: re: June chat

Also hoping to get some seeds in sometime during these school holidays.

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Date: 22/06/2008 18:43:17
From: bluegreen
ID: 19856
Subject: re: June chat

hello, have been lurking while getting some dinner ready.

This weekend I have turned my compost and wetted it down some more as I was still a bit too dry to really get going. I also planted some seedlings I have had in punnets for ages. Coloured chard, Italian spinach, leeks, beetroot & broccoli. Only had a few seedlings of some and only one broccoli that had survived the neglect I had given them, but figured they might as well go in the bed that I had green manured earlier. The soil in there has heaps improved from what it was. Just have to wait and see now if the seedlings will grow and produce or just run to seed!

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Date: 22/06/2008 18:43:32
From: aquarium
ID: 19857
Subject: re: June chat

so you had a busy weekend as well.

with regard to weeds….i like to pull them whenever i’m outside and i see some. they never get a chance to flower that way.

going to get myself ready for tomorrow…cheers.

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Date: 22/06/2008 18:55:43
From: pomolo
ID: 19860
Subject: re: June chat

Bubba Louie said:


Youngest son’s Guitar School was playing at a big local fete this afternoon. He gave a solo performance and aced it. I’m a proud Mum

Some people from another very posh state school (well as posh as a state school can be, it’s Ascot SS for any bisbanites) liked what they did so much they want them to come and play at their fete.

Now I just have to get him to look like he’s actually enjoying himself. Too much concentration. LOL

Big pats on the back for the boy. Well done.

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Date: 22/06/2008 19:04:01
From: pomolo
ID: 19863
Subject: re: June chat

Bubba Louie said:


Bubba Louie said:

I’m off to try and improvise an Asian style chicken noodle soup. BBL

I’ve got chicken stock simmering with chilli, ginger, kaffir lime leaves, fish sauce, soy sauce, palm sugar and sesame oil.

Spring onions, bok choy and udon noodles are waiting to go in.
I forgot to buy bean sprouts. :(

I’ve got some. LOL.

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Date: 22/06/2008 19:07:21
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19865
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


Bubba Louie said:

Bubba Louie said:

I’m off to try and improvise an Asian style chicken noodle soup. BBL

I’ve got chicken stock simmering with chilli, ginger, kaffir lime leaves, fish sauce, soy sauce, palm sugar and sesame oil.

Spring onions, bok choy and udon noodles are waiting to go in.
I forgot to buy bean sprouts. :(

I’ve got some. LOL.

That’s no use. :(

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Date: 22/06/2008 19:11:13
From: pomolo
ID: 19867
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


i did get around to making a new garden bed (today), as i want to plant onions soon and have no room. i cut and dug up the turf with a spade, and low and behold this patch of grass was growing atop builders sand. no wonder it sometimes took a beating during summer. anyway, emptied one compost bin, added some goodies and watered in. will be planting onion seed direct in soil in july sometime.
also just for the heck of it, painted back fence with lime. looks nice, and brightens the place.

with all that excercise i sure don’t feel like ironing tonight.

Onya Aqua. Blow the ironing!

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Date: 22/06/2008 19:25:07
From: veg gardener
ID: 19868
Subject: re: June chat

still very quite here, people went away for the weekend, or still in the garden?

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Date: 22/06/2008 19:29:44
From: bluegreen
ID: 19869
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


still very quite here, people went away for the weekend, or still in the garden?

just lurking here, looking at other forums and watching TV.

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Date: 22/06/2008 19:29:58
From: veg gardener
ID: 19870
Subject: re: June chat

this is the last week of this term for me before 3 weeks school holidays :).

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Date: 22/06/2008 19:40:08
From: bluegreen
ID: 19871
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


this is the last week of this term for me before 3 weeks school holidays :).

3 weeks is good, you will be able to do a lot of gardening in that time :)

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Date: 22/06/2008 19:41:48
From: veg gardener
ID: 19872
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

this is the last week of this term for me before 3 weeks school holidays :).

3 weeks is good, you will be able to do a lot of gardening in that time :)


yeah wont be home the last weekend as i am going to the snow

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Date: 22/06/2008 19:50:05
From: bluegreen
ID: 19875
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


bluegreen said:

veg gardener said:

this is the last week of this term for me before 3 weeks school holidays :).

3 weeks is good, you will be able to do a lot of gardening in that time :)


yeah wont be home the last weekend as i am going to the snow

have fun at the snow. take a spare pair of mittens/gloves. when I went to the snow on a school excursion, my mittens got wet the first day tobogganing, and then I had nothing to wear on my hands when we went to the top of Mt Kosciusko I had nothing to keep my hands warm and spent the whole time in the toilets with my hands under the hand dryer trying to keep them warm!

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Date: 22/06/2008 19:56:28
From: pepe
ID: 19878
Subject: re: June chat

Now I just have to get him to look like he’s actually enjoying himself. Too much concentration. LOL
—————
nah let him be – a serious muso

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Date: 22/06/2008 19:59:30
From: pepe
ID: 19880
Subject: re: June chat

We saw the movie ‘mongul’ about genghis khan. blood thirsty, super hero tale – but the scenery was worth it.

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Date: 22/06/2008 21:12:47
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19908
Subject: re: June chat

Why do chillis lose a lot of their heat after they’ve been frozen?

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Date: 22/06/2008 22:37:24
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19910
Subject: re: June chat

Here’s my little rocker.

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y174/Bubbalouie/Odds%20and%20sods/th_IMG_1827.jpg

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Date: 22/06/2008 22:39:50
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19911
Subject: re: June chat

Try again.




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Date: 22/06/2008 23:11:55
From: aquarium
ID: 19913
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


We saw the movie ‘mongul’ about genghis khan. blood thirsty, super hero tale – but the scenery was worth it.

i hope to see “flight of the red balloon”

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Date: 22/06/2008 23:19:31
From: aquarium
ID: 19914
Subject: re: June chat

Bubba Louie said:


Why do chillis lose a lot of their heat after they’ve been frozen?

maybe the capsein breaks down with freezing. anyhow, capsein is what makes peppers hot, and it is not water soluble. hence drinking milk or such (which contain some fat) helps to wash it down.
i’ve been thinking the other day — in connection with a curry food heat conversation — what other drink might contain some oils/fats that would help put out the heat in the mouth from such meals containing chilli. i haven’t come up with anything other than milk based drinks…. how about coconut drink? or sugarcane drink? anybody got any ideas…for putting out the fire without milk?

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Date: 22/06/2008 23:31:50
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 19915
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


Bubba Louie said:

Why do chillis lose a lot of their heat after they’ve been frozen?

maybe the capsein breaks down with freezing. anyhow, capsein is what makes peppers hot, and it is not water soluble. hence drinking milk or such (which contain some fat) helps to wash it down.
i’ve been thinking the other day — in connection with a curry food heat conversation — what other drink might contain some oils/fats that would help put out the heat in the mouth from such meals containing chilli. i haven’t come up with anything other than milk based drinks…. how about coconut drink? or sugarcane drink? anybody got any ideas…for putting out the fire without milk?

Not a drink but I found these.

How to stop this burning pain!
There are a few first aid tips, which you can use to put out that fire…

Yoghurt, milk, sour cream, ice cream or cheese

Avocado does a good job too. Also any product with peanuts. Sugar, banana, cucumber or dry bread.

Basically any dairy product will take away the pain. The best one so far is yoghurt. Not because it takes the heat away the easiest but because it is not runny and you can keep it into your mouth to cool down. Also ice-cream offcourse this is furthermore a good excuse to eat a whole tub of the stuff.
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Tony’s Tip
How do you put out the fire in hot chiles? Water only spreads the fire because capsaicin isn’t soluble in water. The best remedy is to eat some starch such as bread, potatoes, and rice, or dairy products such as yogurt, sour cream and milk.

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Date: 22/06/2008 23:59:10
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19916
Subject: re: June chat

Bubba Louie said:


aquarium said:

Bubba Louie said:

Why do chillis lose a lot of their heat after they’ve been frozen?

maybe the capsein breaks down with freezing. anyhow, capsein is what makes peppers hot, and it is not water soluble. hence drinking milk or such (which contain some fat) helps to wash it down.
i’ve been thinking the other day — in connection with a curry food heat conversation — what other drink might contain some oils/fats that would help put out the heat in the mouth from such meals containing chilli. i haven’t come up with anything other than milk based drinks…. how about coconut drink? or sugarcane drink? anybody got any ideas…for putting out the fire without milk?

Not a drink but I found these.

How to stop this burning pain!
There are a few first aid tips, which you can use to put out that fire…

Yoghurt, milk, sour cream, ice cream or cheese

Avocado does a good job too. Also any product with peanuts. Sugar, banana, cucumber or dry bread.

Basically any dairy product will take away the pain. The best one so far is yoghurt. Not because it takes the heat away the easiest but because it is not runny and you can keep it into your mouth to cool down. Also ice-cream offcourse this is furthermore a good excuse to eat a whole tub of the stuff.
============

Tony’s Tip
How do you put out the fire in hot chiles? Water only spreads the fire because capsaicin isn’t soluble in water. The best remedy is to eat some starch such as bread, potatoes, and rice, or dairy products such as yogurt, sour cream and milk.

And bananas !

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Date: 22/06/2008 23:59:55
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19917
Subject: re: June chat

evening.. cant sleep.

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Date: 23/06/2008 00:01:40
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19918
Subject: re: June chat

“Avocado does a good job too. Also any product with peanuts. Sugar, banana, cucumber or dry bread.”

Oh I should have read it throughly…bananas are mentioned.

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Date: 23/06/2008 00:11:54
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19919
Subject: re: June chat

oh all asleep I see…. hmm who can I annoy hehehe…

Oh you know what , I turned my kitchen upside down tonight looking for my late mum’s cupcake recipe…after baking a couple batch’s of the thing’s , one’s I was not happy with , and pulled entire cupboard’s out, I found it :D :D I whizzed about making a batch of her one’s and they are perfect !!
Tomorrow , oh hang on it is tomorrow now.. well later anyway..I will decorate them prettily..each one different .. I have bag’s of little flower’s and sparkly thing’s and all manner of design’s to make them really cute :) If I don’t stuff them up icing them, I will take a pic :D

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Date: 23/06/2008 03:03:14
From: ms spock
ID: 19920
Subject: re: June chat

pops in and looks around

Sounds great Happy Potter…

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Date: 23/06/2008 06:03:47
From: veg gardener
ID: 19922
Subject: re: June chat

morning all.

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Date: 23/06/2008 06:50:48
From: veg gardener
ID: 19926
Subject: re: June chat

back

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Date: 23/06/2008 07:40:06
From: pepe
ID: 19929
Subject: re: June chat

Only just becoming light here.
lots of people going to work in the dark at present.
off to placate the feathery ones with food.

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Date: 23/06/2008 08:12:23
From: Longy
ID: 19935
Subject: re: June chat

Taking cpu to the doctor.
He has a problem with his back door.
Be back in a day or so i guess.

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Date: 23/06/2008 08:20:51
From: pomolo
ID: 19936
Subject: re: June chat

Bubba Louie said:


Try again.





You can stick your chest out as far as you like Bubba. You have every reason to be proud.

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Date: 23/06/2008 09:07:05
From: bluegreen
ID: 19940
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


Bubba Louie said:

Why do chillis lose a lot of their heat after they’ve been frozen?

maybe the capsein breaks down with freezing. anyhow, capsein is what makes peppers hot, and it is not water soluble. hence drinking milk or such (which contain some fat) helps to wash it down.
i’ve been thinking the other day — in connection with a curry food heat conversation — what other drink might contain some oils/fats that would help put out the heat in the mouth from such meals containing chilli. i haven’t come up with anything other than milk based drinks…. how about coconut drink? or sugarcane drink? anybody got any ideas…for putting out the fire without milk?

coconut and bananas are common companions with curries for that reason. so coconut milk may we do the trick.

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Date: 23/06/2008 09:35:33
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19951
Subject: re: June chat

good morning forumite’s.
Wow I slept in :D , first time in so long I can’t remember.

Relaxing today mostly , and icing those little cake’s a bit later. I’ll have fun spreading across the kitchen table all the fancy cake decorating it’s and bit’s and pretending to be artistic :P

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Date: 23/06/2008 09:41:01
From: bubba louie
ID: 19954
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


oh all asleep I see…. hmm who can I annoy hehehe…

Oh you know what , I turned my kitchen upside down tonight looking for my late mum’s cupcake recipe…after baking a couple batch’s of the thing’s , one’s I was not happy with , and pulled entire cupboard’s out, I found it :D :D I whizzed about making a batch of her one’s and they are perfect !!
Tomorrow , oh hang on it is tomorrow now.. well later anyway..I will decorate them prettily..each one different .. I have bag’s of little flower’s and sparkly thing’s and all manner of design’s to make them really cute :) If I don’t stuff them up icing them, I will take a pic :D

I may be a bit weird but I really prefer my cakes uniced.

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Date: 23/06/2008 09:43:14
From: bluegreen
ID: 19955
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


Happy Potter said:

oh all asleep I see…. hmm who can I annoy hehehe…

Oh you know what , I turned my kitchen upside down tonight looking for my late mum’s cupcake recipe…after baking a couple batch’s of the thing’s , one’s I was not happy with , and pulled entire cupboard’s out, I found it :D :D I whizzed about making a batch of her one’s and they are perfect !!
Tomorrow , oh hang on it is tomorrow now.. well later anyway..I will decorate them prettily..each one different .. I have bag’s of little flower’s and sparkly thing’s and all manner of design’s to make them really cute :) If I don’t stuff them up icing them, I will take a pic :D

I may be a bit weird but I really prefer my cakes uniced.

me too, too much sugar in icing! Although I do like the ones based on cream cheese…

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Date: 23/06/2008 09:46:17
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19956
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


Happy Potter said:

oh all asleep I see…. hmm who can I annoy hehehe…

Oh you know what , I turned my kitchen upside down tonight looking for my late mum’s cupcake recipe…after baking a couple batch’s of the thing’s , one’s I was not happy with , and pulled entire cupboard’s out, I found it :D :D I whizzed about making a batch of her one’s and they are perfect !!
Tomorrow , oh hang on it is tomorrow now.. well later anyway..I will decorate them prettily..each one different .. I have bag’s of little flower’s and sparkly thing’s and all manner of design’s to make them really cute :) If I don’t stuff them up icing them, I will take a pic :D

I may be a bit weird but I really prefer my cakes uniced.

Oh me too BL , I have a couple aside just for me, uniced. But I’m not a cake decorator’s bootlace and I need to experiment and see what pretty little cake’s I can come up with. This lot’s just for the family :)

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Date: 23/06/2008 09:47:04
From: bubba louie
ID: 19957
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


bubba louie said:

Happy Potter said:

oh all asleep I see…. hmm who can I annoy hehehe…

Oh you know what , I turned my kitchen upside down tonight looking for my late mum’s cupcake recipe…after baking a couple batch’s of the thing’s , one’s I was not happy with , and pulled entire cupboard’s out, I found it :D :D I whizzed about making a batch of her one’s and they are perfect !!
Tomorrow , oh hang on it is tomorrow now.. well later anyway..I will decorate them prettily..each one different .. I have bag’s of little flower’s and sparkly thing’s and all manner of design’s to make them really cute :) If I don’t stuff them up icing them, I will take a pic :D

I may be a bit weird but I really prefer my cakes uniced.

me too, too much sugar in icing! Although I do like the ones based on cream cheese…

Me too, but I shouldn’t.

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Date: 23/06/2008 09:48:53
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19958
Subject: re: June chat

Me too, but I shouldn’t.

————————————
Oh life’s full of ‘shouldnt’s !

Just this once I’m having icing laid on thick , hehee.

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Date: 23/06/2008 09:52:52
From: bubba louie
ID: 19959
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


bubba louie said:

Happy Potter said:

oh all asleep I see…. hmm who can I annoy hehehe…

Oh you know what , I turned my kitchen upside down tonight looking for my late mum’s cupcake recipe…after baking a couple batch’s of the thing’s , one’s I was not happy with , and pulled entire cupboard’s out, I found it :D :D I whizzed about making a batch of her one’s and they are perfect !!
Tomorrow , oh hang on it is tomorrow now.. well later anyway..I will decorate them prettily..each one different .. I have bag’s of little flower’s and sparkly thing’s and all manner of design’s to make them really cute :) If I don’t stuff them up icing them, I will take a pic :D

I may be a bit weird but I really prefer my cakes uniced.

Oh me too BL , I have a couple aside just for me, uniced. But I’m not a cake decorator’s bootlace and I need to experiment and see what pretty little cake’s I can come up with. This lot’s just for the family :)

I saw some cute sugared rose petals and violets at a deli not long ago.

I love browsing in a good deli. We bought some Israeli Couscous, it’s very different, each grain is about the size of a mung bean. Haven’t tried cooking it yet but we saw a salad they’d made with it.
It was the New Farm deli, a bit of a Bris institution. They’ve put out a great cookbook and I bought a signed copy while I was there.

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Date: 23/06/2008 09:58:57
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19960
Subject: re: June chat

I saw some cute sugared rose petals and violets at a deli not long ago.

I love browsing in a good deli. We bought some Israeli Couscous, it’s very different, each grain is about the size of a mung bean. Haven’t tried cooking it yet but we saw a salad they’d made with it.
It was the New Farm deli, a bit of a Bris institution. They’ve put out a great cookbook and I bought a signed copy while I was there.

You can get so many pretty deco’s for cake’s now. I need some of those rainbow food colour drop’s too, so when I go get them I’ll have a look about at what’s available that can help a hopless cake decorator :)

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Date: 23/06/2008 10:01:41
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19961
Subject: re: June chat

Thank’s Bubba Louie , you reminded me I have heap’s of mung bean’s! Big bag of them.

I was wondering can I use them for a green manure ?

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Date: 23/06/2008 10:02:49
From: bubba louie
ID: 19962
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:

Thank’s Bubba Louie , you reminded me I have heap’s of mung bean’s! Big bag of them.

I was wondering can I use them for a green manure ?


If they grow down there i think they’d be good.

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Date: 23/06/2008 10:03:41
From: bubba louie
ID: 19963
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


Happy Potter said:
Thank’s Bubba Louie , you reminded me I have heap’s of mung bean’s! Big bag of them.

I was wondering can I use them for a green manure ?


If they grow down there i think they’d be good.

They make a nice curry.

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Date: 23/06/2008 10:06:43
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19964
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


bubba louie said:

Happy Potter said:
Thank’s Bubba Louie , you reminded me I have heap’s of mung bean’s! Big bag of them.

I was wondering can I use them for a green manure ?


If they grow down there i think they’d be good.

They make a nice curry.

no not these one’s, they were in martial art’s freak hubby’s kicking bag. He’s got a new bag with a different stuffing now and handed me the bean’s. I’ll plant some I think and see what happen’s.

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Date: 23/06/2008 10:23:30
From: bluegreen
ID: 19966
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:

Thank’s Bubba Louie , you reminded me I have heap’s of mung bean’s! Big bag of them.

I was wondering can I use them for a green manure ?

I don’t see why not, if you don’t have any other use for them…

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Date: 23/06/2008 11:30:56
From: The Estate
ID: 19967
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Happy Potter said:
Thank’s Bubba Louie , you reminded me I have heap’s of mung bean’s! Big bag of them.

I was wondering can I use them for a green manure ?

I don’t see why not, if you don’t have any other use for them…

become a hippy and go on a mung bean diet LOL

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Date: 23/06/2008 12:50:13
From: ms spock
ID: 19970
Subject: re: June chat

waves

Is this the gardening express forum?

They talk of this gardening express and I wondered “Am I on this forum!”

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Date: 23/06/2008 13:14:09
From: bluegreen
ID: 19971
Subject: re: June chat

ms spock said:

waves

Is this the gardening express forum?

They talk of this gardening express and I wondered “Am I on this forum!”

Garden Express is another forum some of us also visit

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Date: 23/06/2008 15:58:23
From: Lucky1
ID: 19976
Subject: re: June chat

Not hanging round for long….. elf is working on the walls in the new gym room….. painting maybe tonight with a low odor paint…so busy with this.

Have a green day.

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Date: 23/06/2008 16:03:36
From: bluegreen
ID: 19977
Subject: re: June chat

hi Lucky, was wondering how the gym was going :)

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Date: 23/06/2008 16:11:58
From: Lucky1
ID: 19978
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


hi Lucky, was wondering how the gym was going :)

Pretty darn quick in my books:D

Got the multi what ever you call it coming this Wednesday.

Wasted this morning in the city again:(

Have to go back tomorrow……. to do with the elf’s new computer……. need to have the resolution changed to suit his screen.

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Date: 23/06/2008 16:57:46
From: pomolo
ID: 19983
Subject: re: June chat

l8r.

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Date: 23/06/2008 17:03:30
From: veg gardener
ID: 19985
Subject: re: June chat

someone on here said there son plays Wow do he have a disk for it or downloaded it over the internet?

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Date: 23/06/2008 18:13:31
From: Happy Potter
ID: 19992
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


someone on here said there son plays Wow do he have a disk for it or downloaded it over the internet?

It’s downloaded from the internet Veg.

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Date: 23/06/2008 18:15:42
From: veg gardener
ID: 19993
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


veg gardener said:

someone on here said there son plays Wow do he have a disk for it or downloaded it over the internet?

It’s downloaded from the internet Veg.

3gb file then he pays for membership every month or something like that?
ill have to wait till the night before our internet resets think thats on saturday.
or ill see if a mate has it on a disc.

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Date: 23/06/2008 19:12:23
From: orchid40
ID: 20005
Subject: re: June chat

David Attenborough is on at 7.30 – bears this week. Denton has Dame Elizabeth Murdoch on his show at 9.35.

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Date: 23/06/2008 19:14:06
From: veg gardener
ID: 20008
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


David Attenborough is on at 7.30 – bears this week. Denton has Dame Elizabeth Murdoch on his show at 9.35.

thought that show finished ages ago?

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:08:08
From: veg gardener
ID: 20032
Subject: re: June chat

the 5 forums hyper forums is playing up here it opens this forum and the holidays one up into a new window when i click on a post so i have to windows open.

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:09:49
From: Mad Man Moon
ID: 20033
Subject: re: June chat

Hi veg.  Have you just updated to Firefox 3 by any chance?

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:10:49
From: veg gardener
ID: 20034
Subject: re: June chat

Mad Man Moon said:

Hi veg.  Have you just updated to Firefox 3 by any chance?

yes i am using Firefox 3, tried internet explore 7 and it still done the same.

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:13:32
From: bluegreen
ID: 20035
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


the 5 forums hyper forums is playing up here it opens this forum and the holidays one up into a new window when i click on a post so i have to windows open.

are you using Firefox 3? I am getting this too sometimes since I upgraded. Think it might be a bug.

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:13:59
From: bluegreen
ID: 20036
Subject: re: June chat

Mad Man Moon said:

Hi veg.  Have you just updated to Firefox 3 by any chance?

ah ha!

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:16:30
From: veg gardener
ID: 20037
Subject: re: June chat

MMM so why is it just firefox 3?

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:16:53
From: Mad Man Moon
ID: 20038
Subject: re: June chat

Yep, and you’ll find Opera’s the same, too.  It’s a new security thig that Opera’s had for ages, IE caught up with in version 7, and now FF has caught up too.  Basically, it prevents a frame from loading content from a remote site — in this case, my page loading content from the ABC website — because malicious websites can use that fro their evil purposes.

You need to click on a chat etc icon from Gardening or Holiday before loading the first post from these forums, thn it will behave until you want to read a post from the ABC forums over on the left.  To do that, you’ll need to click a chat icon from over therefirst, then that side will contine to work — until you want to come back to this side again.

For that reason, I run the 3-forum browser (SSSF, TT and Scribbly) in one tab, and the Gardening/Holiday one in a separate tab. Ulitimately, it’s less hassle that way.

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:17:48
From: Mad Man Moon
ID: 20039
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:

are you using Firefox 3? I am getting this too sometimes since I upgraded. Think it might be a bug.

No, not a bug, but a security feature, sadly.  :o\

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:18:33
From: veg gardener
ID: 20040
Subject: re: June chat

Mad Man Moon said:

Yep, and you’ll find Opera’s the same, too.  It’s a new security thig that Opera’s had for ages, IE caught up with in version 7, and now FF has caught up too.  Basically, it prevents a frame from loading content from a remote site — in this case, my page loading content from the ABC website — because malicious websites can use that fro their evil purposes.

You need to click on a chat etc icon from Gardening or Holiday before loading the first post from these forums, thn it will behave until you want to read a post from the ABC forums over on the left.  To do that, you’ll need to click a chat icon from over therefirst, then that side will contine to work — until you want to come back to this side again.

For that reason, I run the 3-forum browser (SSSF, TT and Scribbly) in one tab, and the Gardening/Holiday one in a separate tab. Ulitimately, it’s less hassle that way.


yeah.

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:18:49
From: Mad Man Moon
ID: 20041
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


MMM so why is it just firefox 3?

It’s not just FF3, but Opera and IE7 as well.  It’s just that FF has only just caught up with this feature in their latest version.

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:20:41
From: veg gardener
ID: 20042
Subject: re: June chat

Mad Man Moon said:


veg gardener said:

MMM so why is it just firefox 3?

It’s not just FF3, but Opera and IE7 as well.  It’s just that FF has only just caught up with this feature in their latest version.

yeah its really annoying.

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:21:59
From: veg gardener
ID: 20043
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Mad Man Moon said:

veg gardener said:

MMM so why is it just firefox 3?

It’s not just FF3, but Opera and IE7 as well.  It’s just that FF has only just caught up with this feature in their latest version.

yeah its really annoying.

people are saying the jungle forums but it doesn’t have gardening or holiday.

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:26:58
From: Mad Man Moon
ID: 20045
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


people are saying the jungle forums but it doesn’t have gardening or holiday.

And if it did, it’d suffer the same problem.

Sadly, you just have to workaround it by clicking a chat icon from the appropriate side when changing from one side to the other.

Either that, or run http://chrw.customer.netspace.net.au/hf/stsd.html in one tab and http://chrw.customer.netspace.net.au/hf/ghd.html in another.  Then they don’t interfere with each other.

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:27:50
From: veg gardener
ID: 20046
Subject: re: June chat

Mad Man Moon said:


veg gardener said:

people are saying the jungle forums but it doesn’t have gardening or holiday.

And if it did, it’d suffer the same problem.

Sadly, you just have to workaround it by clicking a chat icon from the appropriate side when changing from one side to the other.

Either that, or run http://chrw.customer.netspace.net.au/hf/stsd.html in one tab and http://chrw.customer.netspace.net.au/hf/ghd.html in another.  Then they don’t interfere with each other.


ill do it that way then, so how can i add to home pages in firefox?

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:29:01
From: bluegreen
ID: 20047
Subject: re: June chat

Mad Man Moon said:

Yep, and you’ll find Opera’s the same, too.  It’s a new security thig that Opera’s had for ages, IE caught up with in version 7, and now FF has caught up too.  Basically, it prevents a frame from loading content from a remote site — in this case, my page loading content from the ABC website — because malicious websites can use that fro their evil purposes.

You need to click on a chat etc icon from Gardening or Holiday before loading the first post from these forums, thn it will behave until you want to read a post from the ABC forums over on the left.  To do that, you’ll need to click a chat icon from over therefirst, then that side will contine to work — until you want to come back to this side again.

For that reason, I run the 3-forum browser (SSSF, TT and Scribbly) in one tab, and the Gardening/Holiday one in a separate tab. Ulitimately, it’s less hassle that way.

I’m only in Gardening/Holiday, but it seems to happen after I click on a link that someone has put up to another site, then it starts misbehaving! So if I click on the chat icon then it will reset itself?

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:30:28
From: Mad Man Moon
ID: 20048
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:

ill do it that way then, so how can i add to home pages in firefox?

Doesn’t Firefox just restart with whatever tabs were open when you last closed it?  Just make sure you leave both tabs open when you close it.

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:31:19
From: veg gardener
ID: 20049
Subject: re: June chat

Mad Man Moon said:


veg gardener said:
ill do it that way then, so how can i add to home pages in firefox?

Doesn’t Firefox just restart with whatever tabs were open when you last closed it?  Just make sure you leave both tabs open when you close it.

ok, i am use to IE and you could have heaps of home pages.

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:31:38
From: Mad Man Moon
ID: 20050
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:

I’m only in Gardening/Holiday, but it seems to happen after I click on a link that someone has put up to another site, then it starts misbehaving! So if I click on the chat icon then it will reset itself?

Yep, that’s another thing that will throw it off, and yeah, clicking on a chat icon will put it right again.

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:32:16
From: bluegreen
ID: 20051
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Mad Man Moon said:

Yep, and you’ll find Opera’s the same, too.  It’s a new security thig that Opera’s had for ages, IE caught up with in version 7, and now FF has caught up too.  Basically, it prevents a frame from loading content from a remote site — in this case, my page loading content from the ABC website — because malicious websites can use that fro their evil purposes.

You need to click on a chat etc icon from Gardening or Holiday before loading the first post from these forums, thn it will behave until you want to read a post from the ABC forums over on the left.  To do that, you’ll need to click a chat icon from over therefirst, then that side will contine to work — until you want to come back to this side again.

For that reason, I run the 3-forum browser (SSSF, TT and Scribbly) in one tab, and the Gardening/Holiday one in a separate tab. Ulitimately, it’s less hassle that way.

I’m only in Gardening/Holiday, but it seems to happen after I click on a link that someone has put up to another site, then it starts misbehaving! So if I click on the chat icon then it will reset itself?

OK, that’s working for me now. Thanks for explaining that MMM. I was getting frustrated!

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:34:29
From: Mad Man Moon
ID: 20052
Subject: re: June chat

I haven’t used the concept of home pages for some years now — ever since Opera (around version 6 I think) had the resume browsing from last time option.  Now it’s the default startup option!  :o)

It fires up with currently 17 tabs opening up.  :o)

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:34:54
From: aquarium
ID: 20053
Subject: re: June chat

the security feature has been there for quite a while already. a child iframe (code) can access parent frame elements OR parent iframe (code) can access child frame elements only if the child iframe is part of a subdomain of the parent frame. which prevents embedded iframe code taking over parent frame, including stealing personal information. there’s no problem embedding several iframes from different domains….but as soon as you introduce client side code (typically javascript), it is forcefully prevented from accessing iframe(s) of different domain.
so what does all this tech garbage mean? you can have a mega page with several forums…as long as you don’t have any (javascript) code in the overall html or within any of the frames, which would try to access/modify parent/child frame elements.

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:34:56
From: bluegreen
ID: 20054
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


ill do it that way then, so how can i add to home pages in firefox?

if you have open the tabs with the sites that you want, then go to Tools/Options and under the field where it says Home Page click the button that says “Use Current Pages” and then it will open up those sites whenever you open Firefox.

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:35:28
From: veg gardener
ID: 20055
Subject: re: June chat

Mad Man Moon said:

I haven’t used the concept of home pages for some years now — ever since Opera (around version 6 I think) had the resume browsing from last time option.  Now it’s the default startup option!  :o)

It fires up with currently 17 tabs opening up.  :o)

lol, it may be hard for me as i share this computer with family members.

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:37:44
From: veg gardener
ID: 20056
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

ill do it that way then, so how can i add to home pages in firefox?

if you have open the tabs with the sites that you want, then go to Tools/Options and under the field where it says Home Page click the button that says “Use Current Pages” and then it will open up those sites whenever you open Firefox.

thanks BG, for that, ill be adding the GE forums on to my Home page list as well.

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:37:50
From: aquarium
ID: 20057
Subject: re: June chat

perhaps the “mega” page needs some re-factoring so buttons don’t try to access elements outside their own frame. typically javascript and html code written for assumed entire browser document view (not within iframe) may need adjustment.

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:38:54
From: Mad Man Moon
ID: 20058
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


you can have a mega page with several forums…as long as you don’t have any (javascript) code in the overall html or within any of the frames, which would try to access/modify parent/child frame elements.

None in the HyperForum code, but there’s probably some in the content loaded from the ABC site and from the cb88 site as part of the post list code.

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:39:02
From: bluegreen
ID: 20059
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:

lol, it may be hard for me as i share this computer with family members.

you can set it up so that different users have profiles, and you log on when you start up the computer and it will open to your settings.

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:39:41
From: bluegreen
ID: 20060
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


bluegreen said:

veg gardener said:

ill do it that way then, so how can i add to home pages in firefox?

if you have open the tabs with the sites that you want, then go to Tools/Options and under the field where it says Home Page click the button that says “Use Current Pages” and then it will open up those sites whenever you open Firefox.

thanks BG, for that, ill be adding the GE forums on to my Home page list as well.

yep. I have 6 in my homepage including GE.

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:40:25
From: aquarium
ID: 20061
Subject: re: June chat

safari browser tabs have come into their own…now you can drag urls onto tab bar to make new tab, drag tabs off to make separate window, or even drag the tabs around in the tab bar to re-arrange them. there’s also a new menu option to make all windows into tabs and visa-versa.

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:40:39
From: veg gardener
ID: 20062
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

lol, it may be hard for me as i share this computer with family members.

you can set it up so that different users have profiles, and you log on when you start up the computer and it will open to your settings.

we just have one account called Admin. so not sure how to do it from there but.

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:40:58
From: veg gardener
ID: 20063
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

bluegreen said:

veg gardener said:

ill do it that way then, so how can i add to home pages in firefox?

if you have open the tabs with the sites that you want, then go to Tools/Options and under the field where it says Home Page click the button that says “Use Current Pages” and then it will open up those sites whenever you open Firefox.

thanks BG, for that, ill be adding the GE forums on to my Home page list as well.

yep. I have 6 in my homepage including GE.

i got 3 now :)

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:41:13
From: Mad Man Moon
ID: 20064
Subject: re: June chat

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«  lol, it may be hard for me as i share this computer with family members.  » 
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Yeah, I had that problem, so Opera’s MY browser, and the rest of them are stuck with FireFox, unless they choose to log into their own user profiles.

You may be able to have separate profiles for FF anyway — I believe Opera does that, although I’ve never investigated it.

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:41:34
From: aquarium
ID: 20065
Subject: re: June chat

where is the hyperforum html nowadays?

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:41:38
From: veg gardener
ID: 20066
Subject: re: June chat

MMM, Thanks for your help.

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:41:40
From: bluegreen
ID: 20067
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


perhaps the “mega” page needs some re-factoring so buttons don’t try to access elements outside their own frame. typically javascript and html code written for assumed entire browser document view (not within iframe) may need adjustment.

I’m not sure if I understand what you are saying, but can it be set up so that if you click on a link it opens a new window or tab rather than inside the frame? Would that get around it?

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:42:23
From: Mad Man Moon
ID: 20068
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


perhaps the “mega” page needs some re-factoring so buttons don’t try to access elements outside their own frame.

The stuff they’re accessing is from the ABC website, and cb88’s forum site.

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:43:11
From: veg gardener
ID: 20069
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


where is the hyperforum html nowadays?

http://chrw.customer.netspace.net.au/hf/stsghd.html the 5 forums one is that and the gardening and holidays is http://chrw.customer.netspace.net.au/hf/ghd.html and i am now working with both open.

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:43:53
From: Mad Man Moon
ID: 20070
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


safari browser tabs have come into their own…now you can drag urls onto tab bar to make new tab, drag tabs off to make separate window, or even drag the tabs around in the tab bar to re-arrange them.

Opera’s done that for a long time.  :o)

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:44:24
From: bluegreen
ID: 20071
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


bluegreen said:

veg gardener said:

lol, it may be hard for me as i share this computer with family members.

you can set it up so that different users have profiles, and you log on when you start up the computer and it will open to your settings.

we just have one account called Admin. so not sure how to do it from there but.

Mr BG set it up when we only had the one computer, but now we all have our own we don’t need to do it any more. But there must be something about it in Help, or someone in Tech Talk can probably point you in the right direction. Once you have a profile set up you can also put a password on it so that other people can’t get into accidently and change your settings.

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:44:58
From: aquarium
ID: 20072
Subject: re: June chat

opening up links in separate window would do it…….unfortunatelly the code is sourced from ABC website or such, and cannot be modified (on-the-fly) as it’s from different domain, back to security feature. otherwise code could be written to set target to _blank. anyway, you could always right click the link to open in new window, i believe.

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:45:59
From: veg gardener
ID: 20074
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

bluegreen said:

veg gardener said:

lol, it may be hard for me as i share this computer with family members.

you can set it up so that different users have profiles, and you log on when you start up the computer and it will open to your settings.

we just have one account called Admin. so not sure how to do it from there but.

Mr BG set it up when we only had the one computer, but now we all have our own we don’t need to do it any more. But there must be something about it in Help, or someone in Tech Talk can probably point you in the right direction. Once you have a profile set up you can also put a password on it so that other people can’t get into accidently and change your settings.

just for the internet or what we are all happy sharing the document and all that, ill most probly forget to log off if we done it.
since its me and my sister who share she doesn’t get it much any way.

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:46:53
From: Mad Man Moon
ID: 20075
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


opening up links in separate window would do it…….unfortunatelly the code is sourced from ABC website or such, and cannot be modified (on-the-fly) as it’s from different domain, back to security feature. otherwise code could be written to set target to _blank. anyway, you could always right click the link to open in new window, i believe.

I think that’s the complaint, though!  We want the post content in the centre of the HyperForum window.  :o)

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:47:06
From: veg gardener
ID: 20076
Subject: re: June chat

So mmm, you said you could make Accounts for Firefox i was just wondering how do you do this?

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:48:23
From: aquarium
ID: 20077
Subject: re: June chat

that’s a very colorful page…..all the links for posts in the five columns my Safari browser reports as being links that will open in new frame (window really).
which link is the problem?

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:49:29
From: veg gardener
ID: 20078
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


that’s a very colorful page…..all the links for posts in the five columns my Safari browser reports as being links that will open in new frame (window really).
which link is the problem?

for me is Gardening and holiday they open the post into a new tab or window not in to the middle as i am using FireFox 3

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:50:05
From: Mad Man Moon
ID: 20079
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


So mmm, you said you could make Accounts for Firefox i was just wondering how do you do this?

No idea.  That’s something you’d be better off asking in the TechTalk forum, or even one of the special FF user forums — if it’s even possible.  See if there’s a link to one on the Mozilla website.

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:51:36
From: Mad Man Moon
ID: 20081
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


that’s a very colorful page…..all the links for posts in the five columns my Safari browser reports as being links that will open in new frame (window really).
which link is the problem?

That’s the problem — the posts should open in the centre frame of the HyperForum, but open in a new tab/window instead.

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:52:48
From: veg gardener
ID: 20082
Subject: re: June chat

night all, cant be bothered to find the goodnight thread. Ill be on the internet in the morning before school most probably.

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:53:35
From: bluegreen
ID: 20083
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


night all, cant be bothered to find the goodnight thread. Ill be on the internet in the morning before school most probably.

goodnight veg

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:53:45
From: Mad Man Moon
ID: 20084
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


that’s a very colorful page….

… thanks to the ABC and cb88!  :o)

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:54:47
From: Mad Man Moon
ID: 20085
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


cant be bothered to find the goodnight thread.

Errrmmmm… the moon icon beside “New Topic” under “Gardening”…

:o)

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:55:10
From: aquarium
ID: 20086
Subject: re: June chat

just got a cold shiver looking at the abc code…it’s sever-side asp, which creates post links with target of “main”.
so i guess if the middle section that you want to display the link content in was named “main” it should do the trick.

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Date: 23/06/2008 20:59:18
From: Mad Man Moon
ID: 20087
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


so i guess if the middle section that you want to display the link content in was named “main” it should do the trick.

It is.  That’s how the Hyperfoum works.

To get around the security feature, however, you have to click one of the icons for chat/goodnight thread (or New Topic) in the top frame and load that post (window) first.  Then the whole thing behaves itself.

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Date: 23/06/2008 21:08:31
From: aquarium
ID: 20090
Subject: re: June chat

hmmmm…..so if the “main” middle column frame didn’t first have content in it, it would behave?
asp code is so lame……yesteryear MS technology.
i might give the old noodle a break for now.
night MMM. night all.

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Date: 23/06/2008 21:08:39
From: bluegreen
ID: 20091
Subject: re: June chat

hi PM :)

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Date: 23/06/2008 21:13:11
From: Mad Man Moon
ID: 20093
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


hmmmm…..so if the “main” middle column frame didn’t first have content in it, it would behave?

Almost.  It actually has to have content from the website that the post contents come from in it first.

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Date: 23/06/2008 21:40:18
From: pain master
ID: 20108
Subject: re: June chat

hi bg :)

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Date: 23/06/2008 21:42:12
From: bluegreen
ID: 20111
Subject: re: June chat

pain master said:


hi bg :)

nice pics there PM. Is the dianella native to PNG? I know it is in Australia.

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Date: 23/06/2008 21:44:25
From: pain master
ID: 20115
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


pain master said:

hi bg :)

nice pics there PM. Is the dianella native to PNG? I know it is in Australia.

I think it is BG, there is one in FNQld that looks the same, and there are quite a few plants the same in FNQ and PNG, so me thinks it’s a leftover from Gondwana…

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Date: 23/06/2008 21:47:27
From: bluegreen
ID: 20117
Subject: re: June chat

pain master said:


bluegreen said:

pain master said:

hi bg :)

nice pics there PM. Is the dianella native to PNG? I know it is in Australia.

I think it is BG, there is one in FNQld that looks the same, and there are quite a few plants the same in FNQ and PNG, so me thinks it’s a leftover from Gondwana…

cool. I have some growing in my backyard, and I saved some seed and planted in a punnet, and I think every single one germinated! lol! But I like them because they are so hardy and the berries are pretty.

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Date: 23/06/2008 21:49:10
From: pain master
ID: 20118
Subject: re: June chat

cool. I have some growing in my backyard, and I saved some seed and planted in a punnet, and I think every single one germinated! lol! But I like them because they are so hardy and the berries are pretty.
=====================
they grow well in a rockery clumpy kinda spot, and they seem to adapt to wet feet or dry. Very versatile, and I have been a fan for years :)

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Date: 23/06/2008 23:47:24
From: aquarium
ID: 20130
Subject: re: June chat

Mad Man Moon said:


aquarium said:

hmmmm…..so if the “main” middle column frame didn’t first have content in it, it would behave?

Almost.  It actually has to have content from the website that the post contents come from in it first.

MMM..might help to debug this if you alert/print the “document.domain” from each of those sub-frames. document.domain can be slightly adjusted on-the-fly if required, given the restrictions for modifying are met, i.e. it can slightly broaden domain but not change domain.
a much more elaborate/ajaxy way would be to stuck all that content from those forums into a IMG tag dynamically (which does not have domain/security issues) and render as needed inside own html/script, and adjusting links (and link targets) as wanted. probably this way would take donkeys years to write unless you have lots of spare time.

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Date: 24/06/2008 05:44:42
From: veg gardener
ID: 20131
Subject: re: June chat

Mad Man Moon said:


veg gardener said:

cant be bothered to find the goodnight thread.

Errrmmmm… the moon icon beside “New Topic” under “Gardening”…

:o)

thanks for that.

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Date: 24/06/2008 06:54:05
From: veg gardener
ID: 20135
Subject: re: June chat

Back now.

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Date: 24/06/2008 06:54:49
From: Mad Man Moon
ID: 20137
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


Mad Man Moon said:

aquarium said:

hmmmm…..so if the “main” middle column frame didn’t first have content in it, it would behave?

Almost.  It actually has to have content from the website that the post contents come from in it first.

MMM..might help to debug this if you alert/print the “document.domain” from each of those sub-frames. document.domain can be slightly adjusted on-the-fly if required, given the restrictions for modifying are met, i.e. it can slightly broaden domain but not change domain.
a much more elaborate/ajaxy way would be to stuck all that content from those forums into a IMG tag dynamically (which does not have domain/security issues) and render as needed inside own html/script, and adjusting links (and link targets) as wanted. probably this way would take donkeys years to write unless you have lots of spare time.

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Date: 24/06/2008 06:58:00
From: Mad Man Moon
ID: 20139
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


Mad Man Moon said:

aquarium said:

hmmmm…..so if the “main” middle column frame didn’t first have content in it, it would behave?

Almost.  It actually has to have content from the website that the post contents come from in it first.

MMM..might help to debug this if you alert/print the “document.domain” from each of those sub-frames. document.domain can be slightly adjusted on-the-fly if required, given the restrictions for modifying are met, i.e. it can slightly broaden domain but not change domain.
a much more elaborate/ajaxy way would be to stuck all that content from those forums into a IMG tag dynamically (which does not have domain/security issues) and render as needed inside own html/script, and adjusting links (and link targets) as wanted. probably this way would take donkeys years to write unless you have lots of spare time.


Ooops, I’ll try that again.

I don’t really consider it a bug, and my coding skills are really limited to html inthis regard.  I’ll maybe have a look at it again when I retire.  Of course, feel free to have a fiddle with the code yourself.  If you get anywhere, let me know.  You can find my email address on the Forum Services page linked on the Hyperforum top frame.

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Date: 24/06/2008 07:04:42
From: Mad Man Moon
ID: 20140
Subject: re: June chat

Chsck this page out, Vege:

http://www.opera.com/support/tutorials/opera/spellcheck/

You have to install a program called Aspell.

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Date: 24/06/2008 07:08:53
From: Mad Man Moon
ID: 20141
Subject: re: June chat

Check this one too, Vege:

http://operawatch.com/news/2007/03/ajax-spell-checker-in-opera.html

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Date: 24/06/2008 07:33:59
From: cackles
ID: 20144
Subject: re: June chat

Try again in the right thread!
Good morning :) A bit nippy here – but it was about time we had some winter weather!
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Date: 24/06/2008 07:56:54
From: pomolo
ID: 20147
Subject: re: June chat

Got stuff to do today so I won’t be around to keep you all in check. Be good and play nice.

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Date: 24/06/2008 07:57:30
From: cackles
ID: 20148
Subject: re: June chat

:)

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Date: 24/06/2008 08:46:52
From: pepe
ID: 20150
Subject: re: June chat

oh good pomolo is gone – lets be wild while shes gone.
er – whats wild? lol.
anyrate its chilly around the ears this morning.
i’m wondering if planting carrots is a good idea (bed prepared) – or should i wait till spring?
good morning.

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Date: 24/06/2008 09:06:21
From: The Estate
ID: 20154
Subject: re: June chat

Mad Man Moon said:

Chsck this page out, Vege:

http://www.opera.com/support/tutorials/opera/spellcheck/

You have to install a program called Aspell.

I need that, emailed link to home LOL

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Date: 24/06/2008 16:40:27
From: veg gardener
ID: 20159
Subject: re: June chat

hello tiffstar are you new to this place?

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Date: 24/06/2008 16:43:24
From: Happy Potter
ID: 20160
Subject: re: June chat

it’s been very quiet today hey !
I have been very busy, went to a support group for parent’s with kid’s with asperger’s and realised pretty quick I was like a fish out of water…none of the parent’s concern’s for their children were the same concern’s I have for my ‘aspie’ child , so I decided to look about and possibly start a group who’s ASD children are sometime’s violent. Many ASD childern can be sooo quiet and just don’t interact socially at all well.. and then there’s the one’s who get angry rage’s on at time’s taking parent’s, sibling’s ,furniture and other assorted item’s with them and leave a trail of destruction. Like mine.
I know that’s pushing it a bit , but I know there’s other’s like us who would welcome get together’s , just knowing one isn’t alone help’s.

Hubby and I are moving giant son’s room about atm , and moving the big supa PC into his room as well. Got the new PC chair and it’s a beauty! Tea will be nachos later :)
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Date: 24/06/2008 16:50:10
From: veg gardener
ID: 20161
Subject: re: June chat

Mad Man Moon said:

Check this one too, Vege:

http://operawatch.com/news/2007/03/ajax-spell-checker-in-opera.html

worked it out, you have to click the little button that says English for it to come up. May take me a little longer to type the message but.

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Date: 24/06/2008 17:02:22
From: orchid40
ID: 20162
Subject: re: June chat

HI HP, it sounds like a good plan to get a group together with the same problems, you would all benefit from the support. How would you find them ?

This forum has DIED, I wander why ???

Hey – good news – Mr O40 is home :):):):) I’ve asked him to stay a while longer this time :) lol

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Date: 24/06/2008 17:06:31
From: veg gardener
ID: 20163
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


HI HP, it sounds like a good plan to get a group together with the same problems, you would all benefit from the support. How would you find them ?

This forum has DIED, I wander why ???

Hey – good news – Mr O40 is home :):):):) I’ve asked him to stay a while longer this time :) lol

O40, its seems like that doesn’t it. what have we all done wrong, hopefully alot of us stay togthere on this forums.

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Date: 24/06/2008 17:08:52
From: orchid40
ID: 20164
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


orchid40 said:

HI HP, it sounds like a good plan to get a group together with the same problems, you would all benefit from the support. How would you find them ?

This forum has DIED, I wander why ???

Hey – good news – Mr O40 is home :):):):) I’ve asked him to stay a while longer this time :) lol

O40, its seems like that doesn’t it. what have we all done wrong, hopefully alot of us stay togthere on this forums.


Oh well Veg, it comes and goes at times.

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Date: 24/06/2008 17:10:11
From: veg gardener
ID: 20166
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


veg gardener said:

orchid40 said:

HI HP, it sounds like a good plan to get a group together with the same problems, you would all benefit from the support. How would you find them ?

This forum has DIED, I wander why ???

Hey – good news – Mr O40 is home :):):):) I’ve asked him to stay a while longer this time :) lol

O40, its seems like that doesn’t it. what have we all done wrong, hopefully alot of us stay togthere on this forums.


Oh well Veg, it comes and goes at times.

yeah, it always seems quite here. not much chat today was there.

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Date: 24/06/2008 17:28:54
From: Happy Potter
ID: 20168
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


HI HP, it sounds like a good plan to get a group together with the same problems, you would all benefit from the support. How would you find them ?

This forum has DIED, I wander why ???

Hey – good news – Mr O40 is home :):):):) I’ve asked him to stay a while longer this time :) lol

Yeaaaa! on Mr. O40 comming home :D that is good new’s.

I’ll find people , I already know several but they are interstate. I can pass on my details to Autism Vic , I know people there too.
I can definately help, re who to ring at what hour, how to cope and keep your mind, and what to expect with law enforcer’s.

The forum hasn’t died, we are busy people. I’m out tomorrow too, but home in the arvo. Today I only stopped to remember to keep breathing lol.

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Date: 24/06/2008 17:40:03
From: orchid40
ID: 20169
Subject: re: June chat

The forum hasn’t died, we are busy people. I’m out tomorrow too, but home in the arvo. Today I only stopped to remember to keep breathing lol.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

LOl, you crack me up HP !!

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Date: 24/06/2008 17:50:44
From: bluegreen
ID: 20170
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


This forum has DIED, I wander why ???

well I’ve been stuck in a hot stuffy room all day learning more about Excel…

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Date: 24/06/2008 18:00:03
From: The Estate
ID: 20173
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


orchid40 said:

This forum has DIED, I wander why ???

well I’ve been stuck in a hot stuffy room all day learning more about Excel…

yes I have noticed, I’m at work all day and look in and no one is home :(

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Date: 24/06/2008 18:01:19
From: The Estate
ID: 20174
Subject: re: June chat

Good to see Mr. O40 home Val, past me best onto him :)

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Date: 24/06/2008 18:01:55
From: pomolo
ID: 20175
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


bluegreen said:

orchid40 said:

This forum has DIED, I wander why ???

well I’ve been stuck in a hot stuffy room all day learning more about Excel…

yes I have noticed, I’m at work all day and look in and no one is home :(

The forums have always ebbed and flowed. This is just one of the ebbs.

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Date: 24/06/2008 18:03:02
From: pomolo
ID: 20176
Subject: re: June chat

Hi te. Off for dinner. BBL.

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Date: 24/06/2008 18:05:28
From: The Estate
ID: 20177
Subject: re: June chat

Very true Pom. I’ve been around here for nearly 4 years now !!

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Date: 24/06/2008 18:05:58
From: The Estate
ID: 20178
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


Hi te. Off for dinner. BBL.

mine is still cooking Mmmmmmm roast pork !!

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Date: 24/06/2008 18:26:26
From: bluegreen
ID: 20179
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


pomolo said:

Hi te. Off for dinner. BBL.

mine is still cooking Mmmmmmm roast pork !!

We are buying in some Indian – #1 son’s birthday today and he loves Indian food.

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Date: 24/06/2008 19:01:00
From: The Estate
ID: 20180
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


The Estate said:

pomolo said:

Hi te. Off for dinner. BBL.

mine is still cooking Mmmmmmm roast pork !!

We are buying in some Indian – #1 son’s birthday today and he loves Indian food.

Had curry in a hurry, home made of course the past 2 nights, might have to have another curry night BG ?

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Date: 24/06/2008 19:18:50
From: orchid40
ID: 20181
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


Good to see Mr. O40 home Val, past me best onto him :)

Will do, thanks Thee :)

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Date: 24/06/2008 19:20:49
From: orchid40
ID: 20182
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


bluegreen said:

The Estate said:

pomolo said:

Hi te. Off for dinner. BBL.

mine is still cooking Mmmmmmm roast pork !!

We are buying in some Indian – #1 son’s birthday today and he loves Indian food.

Had curry in a hurry, home made of course the past 2 nights, might have to have another curry night BG ?


We has roast free range chook etc followed by chocolate trifle Yummmmmmmm

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Date: 24/06/2008 19:21:12
From: orchid40
ID: 20183
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


orchid40 said:

This forum has DIED, I wander why ???

well I’ve been stuck in a hot stuffy room all day learning more about Excel…


Oh you poor thing !

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Date: 24/06/2008 19:27:06
From: bluegreen
ID: 20184
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


bluegreen said:

The Estate said:

pomolo said:

Hi te. Off for dinner. BBL.

mine is still cooking Mmmmmmm roast pork !!

We are buying in some Indian – #1 son’s birthday today and he loves Indian food.

Had curry in a hurry, home made of course the past 2 nights, might have to have another curry night BG ?

mmmmmmm…..

:D

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Date: 24/06/2008 19:30:23
From: The Estate
ID: 20189
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


The Estate said:

bluegreen said:

The Estate said:

pomolo said:

Hi te. Off for dinner. BBL.

mine is still cooking Mmmmmmm roast pork !!

We are buying in some Indian – #1 son’s birthday today and he loves Indian food.

Had curry in a hurry, home made of course the past 2 nights, might have to have another curry night BG ?

mmmmmmm…..

:D

maybe a few for the 3/8 ?? as well as salads and a few thinks on the BBQ ? I can make the curries on the Sat , what you thinks ??

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Date: 24/06/2008 19:37:14
From: bluegreen
ID: 20195
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


bluegreen said:

The Estate said:
might have to have another curry night BG ?

mmmmmmm…..

:D

maybe a few for the 3/8 ?? as well as salads and a few thinks on the BBQ ? I can make the curries on the Sat , what you thinks ??

sounds like a plan :)

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Date: 24/06/2008 19:38:41
From: The Estate
ID: 20197
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


The Estate said:

bluegreen said:

The Estate said:
might have to have another curry night BG ?

mmmmmmm…..

:D

maybe a few for the 3/8 ?? as well as salads and a few thinks on the BBQ ? I can make the curries on the Sat , what you thinks ??

sounds like a plan :)

Cool being winter and all and Abbi is getting here mid morning, so less to doif I start the day before , will do a few curries etc….

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Date: 24/06/2008 19:44:59
From: pepe
ID: 20201
Subject: re: June chat

The forums have always ebbed and flowed. This is just one of the ebbs.
—————————————
oh good – it wasn’t me then

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Date: 24/06/2008 19:47:07
From: Happy Potter
ID: 20202
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


The forums have always ebbed and flowed. This is just one of the ebbs.
—————————————
oh good – it wasn’t me then

me either lol. Well we are up to about 50 klm’s at the moment :D

I have to go a while and finish the room change , cleaning wall’s, groan. BBL

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Date: 24/06/2008 19:49:20
From: bluegreen
ID: 20203
Subject: re: June chat

bbuuuuuurrrrrrrpppp…..

(‘scuse me!)

we always get too much, but it is sooooo yummy :)

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Date: 24/06/2008 19:51:34
From: orchid40
ID: 20204
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


The forums have always ebbed and flowed. This is just one of the ebbs.
—————————————
oh good – it wasn’t me then

Or me :)

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Date: 24/06/2008 19:52:31
From: orchid40
ID: 20205
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


bbuuuuuurrrrrrrpppp…..

(‘scuse me!)

we always get too much, but it is sooooo yummy :)

You’re excused. We’re doing the same :)

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Date: 24/06/2008 19:55:31
From: orchid40
ID: 20206
Subject: re: June chat

Going to watch Big Cat Diary on 2 . Maybe BL

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Date: 24/06/2008 20:59:30
From: pomolo
ID: 20209
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


The forums have always ebbed and flowed. This is just one of the ebbs.
—————————————
oh good – it wasn’t me then

I was tempted Pepe but I was always taught, if you can’t say something nice then don’t say anything at all. So I blamed it on ebbing and flowing so I wouldn’t hurt your feelings. LOL.

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Date: 24/06/2008 21:36:24
From: pepe
ID: 20211
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


pepe said:

The forums have always ebbed and flowed. This is just one of the ebbs.
—————————————
oh good – it wasn’t me then

I was tempted Pepe but I was always taught, if you can’t say something nice then don’t say anything at all. So I blamed it on ebbing and flowing so I wouldn’t hurt your feelings. LOL.

i was only nattering because the normal chatterboxes were absent – driving round in their cars and visiting other states etc,- no names lol.

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Date: 24/06/2008 21:58:30
From: bubba louie
ID: 20212
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


The Estate said:

bluegreen said:

The Estate said:

pomolo said:

Hi te. Off for dinner. BBL.

mine is still cooking Mmmmmmm roast pork !!

We are buying in some Indian – #1 son’s birthday today and he loves Indian food.

Had curry in a hurry, home made of course the past 2 nights, might have to have another curry night BG ?


We has roast free range chook etc followed by chocolate trifle Yummmmmmmm

I only had tea and toast. My tummy has been a bit delicate lately but I don’t feel sick so I think it’s just all the antibiotics. Maybe I should buy some yoghurt.

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Date: 24/06/2008 22:14:58
From: bubba louie
ID: 20213
Subject: re: June chat

I’m a bit stranded ATM. MrBL’s in Sydney till tomorrow night and the car’s petrol cap is broken and wont come off. I’ve got approx 30km left in the tank so I wont be going far. LOL

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Date: 25/06/2008 01:20:49
From: colliewa
ID: 20224
Subject: re: June chat

>I’m a bit stranded ATM. MrBL’s in Sydney till tomorrow night and the car’s petrol cap is broken and wont come off. I’ve got approx 30km left in the tank so I wont be going far.

No buses or trains in your area Bubba?

I found the bus very good when I visited my sister last. She was living in Chapel Hill.

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Date: 25/06/2008 05:18:55
From: aquarium
ID: 20225
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


it’s been very quiet today hey !
I have been very busy, went to a support group for parent’s with kid’s with asperger’s and realised pretty quick I was like a fish out of water…none of the parent’s concern’s for their children were the same concern’s I have for my ‘aspie’ child , so I decided to look about and possibly start a group who’s ASD children are sometime’s violent. Many ASD childern can be sooo quiet and just don’t interact socially at all well.. and then there’s the one’s who get angry rage’s on at time’s taking parent’s, sibling’s ,furniture and other assorted item’s with them and leave a trail of destruction. Like mine.
I know that’s pushing it a bit , but I know there’s other’s like us who would welcome get together’s , just knowing one isn’t alone help’s.

Hubby and I are moving giant son’s room about atm , and moving the big supa PC into his room as well. Got the new PC chair and it’s a beauty! Tea will be nachos later :)

admittedly know nothing about the specific condition, although have heard about it. just wondering if fish oil supplement might help the way it helps for depression etc. to stabilize moods.
regards

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Date: 25/06/2008 05:43:23
From: veg gardener
ID: 20227
Subject: re: June chat

morining all

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Date: 25/06/2008 06:03:12
From: aquarium
ID: 20228
Subject: re: June chat

morning VG
you getting your breakfast ready?

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Date: 25/06/2008 06:04:19
From: veg gardener
ID: 20229
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


morning VG
you getting your breakfast ready?

na ill do that soon i am drawing a few things.

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Date: 25/06/2008 06:10:54
From: aquarium
ID: 20230
Subject: re: June chat

i’m getting my unscrambled scrambled eggs ready. fried eggs.
back in 1 minute.

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Date: 25/06/2008 06:12:25
From: veg gardener
ID: 20231
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


i’m getting my unscrambled scrambled eggs ready. fried eggs.
back in 1 minute.

ok

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Date: 25/06/2008 06:14:42
From: aquarium
ID: 20232
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


aquarium said:

morning VG
you getting your breakfast ready?

na ill do that soon i am drawing a few things.

what things are you drawing VG?

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Date: 25/06/2008 06:17:59
From: veg gardener
ID: 20233
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


veg gardener said:

aquarium said:

morning VG
you getting your breakfast ready?

na ill do that soon i am drawing a few things.

what things are you drawing VG?

i am drawing up a few plans. i found a plan for the rollaway nesting box which i made last year and now i am thinking of making an automatic feeder. My Graphics and woodwork teacher (same teacher) draw up plans for the automatic feeder and i can help you work out how to build it. so i like these 2 subjects. it was funny we had graphics nextdoor to the woodwork room at it wasnt in use so i asked my teacher can i do woodwork and he goes yeah sure.

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Date: 25/06/2008 06:18:33
From: aquarium
ID: 20234
Subject: re: June chat

eggs and (no butter on) rye bread taste mighty good. was feeling a little quizzy before when i only had coffee.

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Date: 25/06/2008 06:21:32
From: veg gardener
ID: 20235
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


eggs and (no butter on) rye bread taste mighty good. was feeling a little quizzy before when i only had coffee.

6 weetbixs here.

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Date: 25/06/2008 06:23:35
From: aquarium
ID: 20236
Subject: re: June chat

now you got me thinking…how woodwork and metalwork are probably not for girls, yet they still have to do it. i think all the boys in school would refuse to do crotchet if that was taught instead of woodwork. just a thought.

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Date: 25/06/2008 06:26:01
From: veg gardener
ID: 20237
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


now you got me thinking…how woodwork and metalwork are probably not for girls, yet they still have to do it. i think all the boys in school would refuse to do crotchet if that was taught instead of woodwork. just a thought.

i have done both and i have 2 girls in my class and one of them is a good friend of mine we talk alot, and she is going to do woodwork next year. the reasons why the guys get peed off is that they beat us becuase they have good disengiese but i get told to Slow down by my teacher.

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Date: 25/06/2008 06:26:27
From: aquarium
ID: 20238
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


aquarium said:

eggs and (no butter on) rye bread taste mighty good. was feeling a little quizzy before when i only had coffee.

6 weetbixs here.

cardboard.

i’ve heard an interesting theory from someone about the food pyramid being more related to profit margins…..and hence high profit margin foods like cereals are so heavily advertised and promoted as health giving.

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Date: 25/06/2008 06:27:19
From: veg gardener
ID: 20239
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


now you got me thinking…how woodwork and metalwork are probably not for girls, yet they still have to do it. i think all the boys in school would refuse to do crotchet if that was taught instead of woodwork. just a thought.

and yes we would i didnt read it correct before, i HAD to do sowing in Year 7 and 8 and i wasn’t a happy camper

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Date: 25/06/2008 06:28:15
From: veg gardener
ID: 20240
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


veg gardener said:

aquarium said:

eggs and (no butter on) rye bread taste mighty good. was feeling a little quizzy before when i only had coffee.

6 weetbixs here.

cardboard.

i’ve heard an interesting theory from someone about the food pyramid being more related to profit margins…..and hence high profit margin foods like cereals are so heavily advertised and promoted as health giving.

i can eat more then 6 annoying thing is i need a bigger bowl for it then just fit 6 in the bowl.

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Date: 25/06/2008 06:28:34
From: aquarium
ID: 20241
Subject: re: June chat

what is “disengiese” VG?
crotchet sure wasn’t taught back when i was at school. woodwork + metalwork + graphics in art class.

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Date: 25/06/2008 06:33:22
From: veg gardener
ID: 20242
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


what is “disengiese” VG?
crotchet sure wasn’t taught back when i was at school. woodwork + metalwork + graphics in art class.

i ment layout and all that i ment design spell check and brain arent working yet.

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Date: 25/06/2008 06:34:20
From: aquarium
ID: 20243
Subject: re: June chat

i’m going shower and to get ready for work….catch you later VG.
not accusing you of eating your chosen cereal…….but i reckon we’d all get more than enough roughage and excercise for teeth and gums, just by eating rye and similar bread; instead of (most australians) eating white bread. then we could eat real/tasty breakfast without the mind blowingly priced cereals.

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Date: 25/06/2008 06:36:38
From: veg gardener
ID: 20244
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


i’m going shower and to get ready for work….catch you later VG.
not accusing you of eating your chosen cereal…….but i reckon we’d all get more than enough roughage and excercise for teeth and gums, just by eating rye and similar bread; instead of (most australians) eating white bread. then we could eat real/tasty breakfast without the mind blowingly priced cereals.

yeah it alright, i better go and get ready for school sports unifrom.

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Date: 25/06/2008 06:36:39
From: veg gardener
ID: 20245
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


i’m going shower and to get ready for work….catch you later VG.
not accusing you of eating your chosen cereal…….but i reckon we’d all get more than enough roughage and excercise for teeth and gums, just by eating rye and similar bread; instead of (most australians) eating white bread. then we could eat real/tasty breakfast without the mind blowingly priced cereals.

yeah it alright, i better go and get ready for school sports unifrom.

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Date: 25/06/2008 06:37:06
From: aquarium
ID: 20246
Subject: re: June chat

…there’s about 10 cents worth of corn + 10 cents worth of sugar+salt + 50 cents of packaging….in every $8.00 box of cornflakes.
c you.

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Date: 25/06/2008 06:55:05
From: veg gardener
ID: 20247
Subject: re: June chat

back now anyone here.

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Date: 25/06/2008 07:07:08
From: veg gardener
ID: 20249
Subject: re: June chat

Threbo hasnt had any snow yet. and i am going in a month at peak season, so ill only see man made snow most probly :(, I know ill pray to god.

Say this aloud with me

Dear Lord,
I pray that it will snow down at threbo and the other ski fields as people i know are going to the snow and there is no snow there. also i pray that it snows in Newcastle Nsw Australia on saturday.

Amen

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Date: 25/06/2008 08:50:32
From: Happy Potter
ID: 20251
Subject: re: June chat

admittedly know nothing about the specific condition, although have heard about it. just wondering if fish oil supplement might help the way it helps for depression etc. to stabilize moods.
regards”

Interesting about the fish oil thing Aquarium, quite a few people with asd’s and adhd type disorder’s are reporting they think more clearly with the supplement. We started giant son on this a week ago, and will keep him on it. I hope it help’s him. He has a hair trigger reaction to negative’s like you wouldn’t believe , he need’s all the help he can get. But going through the myriad of fish oil’s available, what’s a good one ?

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Date: 25/06/2008 09:05:16
From: Happy Potter
ID: 20252
Subject: re: June chat

morning busy people’s.

Very windy today, gale’s forcast. They dry everything out so I’ll be out and about with the watering can today. I haven’t used the hose for my allowed watering time’s for age’s, so I’m not going to feel guilty about using some today.

I was up until 2 am cleaning and setting up son’s room, I’ve just woken up, well trying to wake up. He doesn’t like change at all so he was given a run down every hour or so about what we did to his room. He can’t wait to get home thursday arvo and try out the new chair :)

We have the minumum 15 people required by ACA for next sunday’s ‘ bander’s interview ‘, it’s going ahead ..and a bunch of ladies are panicking about hair and make up, and men ! they are comming over today for a girly make up fest. One of them is a make up artist. Should be fun :) I have about 200 nail polishes as well…I can never decide what colour lol.

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Date: 25/06/2008 09:27:58
From: bluegreen
ID: 20257
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


now you got me thinking…how woodwork and metalwork are probably not for girls, yet they still have to do it. i think all the boys in school would refuse to do crotchet if that was taught instead of woodwork. just a thought.

there are many girls who would love to do woodwork and metalwork, so you can’t say it is not for them. and these days boys do “Home Science” (cooking) as well when it was once just for girls.

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Date: 25/06/2008 09:30:48
From: bluegreen
ID: 20260
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


veg gardener said:

6 weetbixs here.

cardboard.

i’ve heard an interesting theory from someone about the food pyramid being more related to profit margins…..and hence high profit margin foods like cereals are so heavily advertised and promoted as health giving.

I like banana with my cardboard :)

I heard that when they advertise that a serving of such and such a cereal contains so many vitamens and minerals, that most of them ome from the milk you add to it!

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Date: 25/06/2008 11:23:29
From: orchid40
ID: 20261
Subject: re: June chat

Morning All,
Yes it’s windy here too – good for drying the washing!
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I like banana with my cardboard :)
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LOL , BG!

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Date: 25/06/2008 11:24:28
From: orchid40
ID: 20262
Subject: re: June chat

..and a bunch of ladies are panicking about hair and make up, and men ! they are comming over today for a girly make up fest. One of them is a make up artist. Should be fun :) I have about 200 nail polishes as well…I can never decide what colour lol.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

That sounds like fun HP!!

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Date: 25/06/2008 11:56:09
From: bluegreen
ID: 20265
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:

We have the minumum 15 people required by ACA for next sunday’s ‘ bander’s interview ‘, it’s going ahead ..and a bunch of ladies are panicking about hair and make up, and men ! they are comming over today for a girly make up fest. One of them is a make up artist. Should be fun :) I have about 200 nail polishes as well…I can never decide what colour lol.

sounds a hoot!

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Date: 25/06/2008 12:18:35
From: bluegreen
ID: 20266
Subject: re: June chat

Running family car costs $12,000 a year: RACQ

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Date: 25/06/2008 12:25:17
From: bluegreen
ID: 20267
Subject: re: June chat

Cane toad race caller bound for Olympics glory

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Date: 25/06/2008 13:13:13
From: Lucky1
ID: 20271
Subject: re: June chat

Busy burning a recovery disk over 3 disks for the elf’s new puter.

Waiting for the gym equipment to turn up.

I am so hoping for some quiet time laster on to update blogs and just put my feet up and breath.

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Date: 25/06/2008 13:15:09
From: colliewa
ID: 20272
Subject: re: June chat

>I am so hoping for some quiet time laster on to update blogs and just put my feet up and breath.

Is the early Veg taking over your keyboard Lucky?

;^)

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Date: 25/06/2008 13:17:03
From: Lucky1
ID: 20273
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


>I am so hoping for some quiet time laster on to update blogs and just put my feet up and breath.

Is the early Veg taking over your keyboard Lucky?

;^)

Oh yeah Collie… I am about worn out my end….LOL

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Date: 25/06/2008 13:18:44
From: colliewa
ID: 20274
Subject: re: June chat

>Oh yeah Collie… I am about worn out my end….LOL

You need a session at one of those day spas to relax!

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Date: 25/06/2008 13:20:11
From: Lucky1
ID: 20275
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


>Oh yeah Collie… I am about worn out my end….LOL

You need a session at one of those day spas to relax!

Oh yeah….. that would be lovely…:)

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Date: 25/06/2008 14:34:47
From: bubba louie
ID: 20276
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


>I’m a bit stranded ATM. MrBL’s in Sydney till tomorrow night and the car’s petrol cap is broken and wont come off. I’ve got approx 30km left in the tank so I wont be going far.

No buses or trains in your area Bubba?

I found the bus very good when I visited my sister last. She was living in Chapel Hill.

There’s both if i really need to go somewhere.

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Date: 25/06/2008 16:39:33
From: veg gardener
ID: 20277
Subject: re: June chat

back from school now, got a swore hip playing soccer and fell over. Hockey was the best played so ruff.

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Date: 25/06/2008 16:56:41
From: pomolo
ID: 20278
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


aquarium said:

veg gardener said:

6 weetbixs here.

cardboard.

i’ve heard an interesting theory from someone about the food pyramid being more related to profit margins…..and hence high profit margin foods like cereals are so heavily advertised and promoted as health giving.

I like banana with my cardboard :)

I heard that when they advertise that a serving of such and such a cereal contains so many vitamens and minerals, that most of them ome from the milk you add to it!

Plus they advertise that there is no added sugar so what does everyone do but add sugar to make it a bit more palatable.

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Date: 25/06/2008 17:05:16
From: pomolo
ID: 20280
Subject: re: June chat

Dear Lord,
I pray that it will snow down at threbo and the other ski fields as people i know are going to the snow and there is no snow there. also i pray that it snows in Newcastle Nsw Australia on saturday.

Amen

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You crack me up Veg. I understand the snow for Thredbo but Newcastle???

Mind you I’m reading the posts from top to bottom for a change. Maybe I’ll stumble on the answer yet.

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Date: 25/06/2008 17:06:08
From: veg gardener
ID: 20281
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


Dear Lord,
I pray that it will snow down at threbo and the other ski fields as people i know are going to the snow and there is no snow there. also i pray that it snows in Newcastle Nsw Australia on saturday.

Amen

————————
You crack me up Veg. I understand the snow for Thredbo but Newcastle???

Mind you I’m reading the posts from top to bottom for a change. Maybe I’ll stumble on the answer yet.


i was being silly, could find anything else to say. and i can make a snow man at home and i can say veg gardeners garden has snow on it.

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Date: 25/06/2008 17:19:50
From: pomolo
ID: 20282
Subject: re: June chat

DotV time. BBL.

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Date: 25/06/2008 17:46:01
From: Lucky1
ID: 20283
Subject: re: June chat

Gym is just about up and running. We won’t be able to add a treadmill in the bedroom, by the time Bimbo’s cycle bike and such is added back….but this is okay as we haven’t bought the treadmill yet. We’ll get one of those when Bimbo moved out.

Thank goodness we walk everywhere.

Can’t show photos until Bimbo gives me my camera back. She took it over the weekend for her birthday do…..hasn’t given it back yet.

Off to make a chicken pie for tea.

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Date: 25/06/2008 17:47:48
From: bluegreen
ID: 20284
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


Gym is just about up and running.

Sounds like it’s all happening :)

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Date: 25/06/2008 17:51:24
From: Lucky1
ID: 20285
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Lucky1 said:

Gym is just about up and running.

Sounds like it’s all happening :)

Oh it is…….. very egg-citing. We’ve had a quick play on it…to see if its set up right. It came all together but didn’t fit through the front door. So the elf had to pull it a part.

He’s pretty tired after doing it all.

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Date: 25/06/2008 17:55:17
From: bluegreen
ID: 20286
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


bluegreen said:

Lucky1 said:

Gym is just about up and running.

Sounds like it’s all happening :)

Oh it is…….. very egg-citing. We’ve had a quick play on it…to see if its set up right. It came all together but didn’t fit through the front door. So the elf had to pull it a part.

He’s pretty tired after doing it all.

sounds like that was enough exercise in its own right!

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Date: 25/06/2008 18:00:11
From: Lucky1
ID: 20287
Subject: re: June chat

sounds like that was enough exercise in its own right!
——————————————-
Oh for sure….LOL

Not sure how many 5 kilo weights he had to lift when putting it all back together.

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Date: 25/06/2008 19:11:09
From: veg gardener
ID: 20289
Subject: re: June chat

back now had to chook tea and then make my lunch as mum is sick and dad is tied as he just got home from work.

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Date: 25/06/2008 19:48:49
From: bluegreen
ID: 20290
Subject: re: June chat

your mum still sick VG? that’s no good. It’s good you are around to help out cooking tea and such. What did you make for tea?

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Date: 25/06/2008 19:49:36
From: veg gardener
ID: 20291
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


your mum still sick VG? that’s no good. It’s good you are around to help out cooking tea and such. What did you make for tea?

i made snags and veggies i even light the wood heater as well. also i made my own school lunch.

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Date: 25/06/2008 20:20:17
From: veg gardener
ID: 20293
Subject: re: June chat

i may make an automatic feeder these holidays in the 3 weeks i hope i am aloud but.

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Date: 25/06/2008 21:36:11
From: bluegreen
ID: 20300
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


bluegreen said:

your mum still sick VG? that’s no good. It’s good you are around to help out cooking tea and such. What did you make for tea?

i made snags and veggies i even light the wood heater as well. also i made my own school lunch.

sorry Veg, I got caught up on my rain records in Excel. I learnt something new this week that I was applying to it.

well done on being an all round useful kid :)

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Date: 25/06/2008 21:36:52
From: bluegreen
ID: 20301
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


i may make an automatic feeder these holidays in the 3 weeks i hope i am aloud but.

good stuff. Make sure you show us a picture if you get to make it.

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Date: 26/06/2008 06:18:30
From: veg gardener
ID: 20303
Subject: re: June chat

morining all

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Date: 26/06/2008 06:18:55
From: Grasshopper
ID: 20304
Subject: re: June chat

Morning Veg

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Date: 26/06/2008 06:21:22
From: veg gardener
ID: 20305
Subject: re: June chat

i had a bit more of a sleep in. so how are you this morning

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Date: 26/06/2008 06:24:43
From: Grasshopper
ID: 20306
Subject: re: June chat

Aching like mad :(

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Date: 26/06/2008 06:26:39
From: veg gardener
ID: 20307
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Aching like mad :(

Thats not good have you seen godtube before?

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Date: 26/06/2008 06:29:39
From: Grasshopper
ID: 20308
Subject: re: June chat

Thats not good have you seen godtube before?

—??? did you mean you tube ?—-I can’t get that on this puter

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Date: 26/06/2008 06:31:37
From: veg gardener
ID: 20309
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Thats not good have you seen godtube before?

—??? did you mean you tube ?—-I can’t get that on this puter

nope its a new thing
www.youtube.com is still around
but www.godtube.com is a new one about god.

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Date: 26/06/2008 06:34:44
From: Grasshopper
ID: 20312
Subject: re: June chat

OK

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Date: 26/06/2008 06:55:53
From: veg gardener
ID: 20313
Subject: re: June chat

Back now

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Date: 26/06/2008 09:53:47
From: orchid40
ID: 20317
Subject: re: June chat

Good Morning All,
We had the cobwebs blown out of our hair last night with the big winds. It’s a lot calmer now. 5mm in the rainguage.

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Date: 26/06/2008 09:56:49
From: bluegreen
ID: 20318
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Good Morning All,
We had the cobwebs blown out of our hair last night with the big winds. It’s a lot calmer now. 5mm in the rainguage.

a few things blown around at my place, but I don’t think I got any rain – didn’t bother to check the gauge.

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Date: 26/06/2008 11:07:40
From: Happy Potter
ID: 20319
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


orchid40 said:

Good Morning All,
We had the cobwebs blown out of our hair last night with the big winds. It’s a lot calmer now. 5mm in the rainguage.

a few things blown around at my place, but I don’t think I got any rain – didn’t bother to check the gauge.

hiya’s , back for a cuppa and sit down after a busy morning.. I’ts still gale force wind’s here , and dust storm’s are turing the sky brown. All that top soil :(
We need rain badly, as a lot of Oz does.

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Date: 26/06/2008 14:18:12
From: Happy Potter
ID: 20320
Subject: re: June chat

wow quiet here. Still very dusty here , my car’s windscreen was covered in dirt. And a cold wind that chill’s one’s bone’s.

I have some quiet time now for the rest of the arvo , until giant son arrives home later and for the school holiday’s. We have a daily calendar of thing’s to do for him , least try and get him off his pc and moving. That’s the plan anyway.

Our girl’s make up and hair session was a real blast yesterday :D My grey’s are gone, my fingernails are pink talon’s .. I have had ‘ my colour’s’ worked out for me lol…..my eldest daughter ‘K’ also, as she is going to be part of the ACA interview , they want to talk to someone who’s been waiting to have the band Op and what she may be feeling ect. I think it’s because shes young and pretty and the rest of us are old bag’s lol.

Nothing much going on in my garden today.. only picked some gorgeous jonquil’s for a vase , too windy/dusty and cold to venture out for long !
bbl :)

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Date: 26/06/2008 14:32:52
From: bluegreen
ID: 20321
Subject: re: June chat

JUST A MUM?

A woman, renewing her driver’s license at the Motor Registration office, was asked by the counter clerk to state her occupation.

She hesitated, uncertain how to classify herself.
‘What I mean is,’ explained the counter clerk,
‘do you have a job or are you just a ….?’
‘Of course I have a job,’ snapped the woman.
‘I’m a Mum.’
‘We don’t list ‘Mum’ as an occupation,
‘housewife’ covers it,’
Said the clerk emphatically.

I forgot all about her story until one day I found myself in the same situation, this time at our own Medicare office.
The Clerk was obviously a career woman, poised, efficient, and possessed of a high sounding title like,
‘Official Interrogator’ or ‘Town Registrar.’
‘What is your occupation?’ she probed.
What made me say it? I do not know.
The words simply popped out.
‘I’m a Research Associate in the field of
Child Development and Human Relations.’
The clerk paused, ball-point pen frozen in midair and
looked up as though she had not heard right.
I repeated the title slowly emphasizing the most significant words.
Then I stared with wonder as my pronouncement was written,
in bold, black ink on the official questionnaire.
‘Might I ask,’ said the clerk with new interest,
‘just what you do in your field?’
Coolly, without any trace of fluster in my voice,
I heard myself reply,
‘I have a continuing program of research,
(what mother doesn’t)
In the laboratory and in the field,
(normally I would have said indoors and out).
I’m working for my Masters, (first the Lord and then the whole family)
and already have four credits (all daughters).
Of course, the job is one of the most demanding in the humanities,
(any mother care to disagree?)
and I often work 14 hours a day, (24 is more like it).
But the job is more challenging than most run-of-the-mill careers and the rewards are
more of a satisfaction rather than just money.’
There was an increasing note of respect in the clerk’s voice as she
completed the form, stood up, and personally ushered me to the door.
As I drove into our driveway, buoyed up by my glamorous new career,
I was greeted by my lab assistants — ages 13, 7, and 3.
Upstairs I could hear our new experimental model,
(a 6 month old baby) in the child development program,
testing out a new vocal pattern.
I felt I had scored a beat on bureaucracy!
And I had gone on the official records as someone more distinguished and indispensable to mankind than ‘just another Mum.’ Motherhood!
What a glorious career!
Especially when there’s a title on the door.
Does this make grandmothers
‘Senior Research associates in the field of
Child Development and Human Relations’
And great grandmothers
‘Executive Senior Research Associates?’
I think so!!!
I also think it makes Aunts

‘Associate Research Assistants.’

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Date: 26/06/2008 14:56:07
From: The Estate
ID: 20322
Subject: re: June chat

I’M BORED

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Date: 26/06/2008 15:04:10
From: bluegreen
ID: 20323
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


I’M BORED

I’m tired and bored but busy…

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Date: 26/06/2008 15:19:47
From: The Estate
ID: 20324
Subject: re: June chat

been fairly quiet here for a few days, the weather doesn’t help

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Date: 26/06/2008 15:49:08
From: bluegreen
ID: 20325
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


been fairly quiet here for a few days, the weather doesn’t help

yeah, a bit wintery :)

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Date: 26/06/2008 16:43:27
From: veg gardener
ID: 20328
Subject: re: June chat

Arvo all.

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Date: 26/06/2008 18:04:42
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 20333
Subject: re: June chat

MrBL’s taken two days off (not that you’d know by the amount of work calls he’s taken) so we wqent out for lu nch and had a browse through a book shop.

I bought “A Year in a Bottle – How to make your own delicious preserves all year round.”
I’m not usually into that sort of thing but this has some great sounding recipes, like cordials and jellies. It’s got a section on freezing and dehydrating as well.

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Date: 26/06/2008 18:24:35
From: veg gardener
ID: 20336
Subject: re: June chat

Thredbo should have had some good snow fall, normally in winter when its is windy up here they get could snow fall.

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Date: 26/06/2008 18:27:48
From: bluegreen
ID: 20337
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Thredbo should have had some good snow fall, normally in winter when its is windy up here they get could snow fall.

I you get some good snow for your trip. It’s been feeling more wintery down here in Melbourne these last couple of days :)

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Date: 26/06/2008 18:29:18
From: veg gardener
ID: 20338
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

Thredbo should have had some good snow fall, normally in winter when its is windy up here they get could snow fall.

I you get some good snow for your trip. It’s been feeling more wintery down here in Melbourne these last couple of days :)

http://www.ski.com.au/reports/australia/nsw/thredbo/index.html doesn’t look like much is down there yet. not much longer till i leave. school term ends tomorrow.

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Date: 26/06/2008 18:41:03
From: Lucky1
ID: 20339
Subject: re: June chat

Evening:)

It was colder in the city today than out when we got off the train.

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Date: 26/06/2008 18:42:48
From: veg gardener
ID: 20340
Subject: re: June chat

hello lucky, how are you. It seems likes ages since me and you where on at the same time.

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Date: 26/06/2008 18:45:28
From: Lucky1
ID: 20341
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


hello lucky, how are you. It seems likes ages since me and you where on at the same time.

Hi VG:)

Yes been awhile…should quieten down some now.

Very tired…… 4 very full on days here. Another late tea….. roast chook with the works. Went to the market while in the city..got a marinated chook for $6.00

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Date: 26/06/2008 18:47:04
From: veg gardener
ID: 20342
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


veg gardener said:

hello lucky, how are you. It seems likes ages since me and you where on at the same time.

Hi VG:)

Yes been awhile…should quieten down some now.

Very tired…… 4 very full on days here. Another late tea….. roast chook with the works. Went to the market while in the city..got a marinated chook for $6.00

nice. you been a busy gardener you had much time out the back?

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Date: 26/06/2008 18:48:22
From: Lucky1
ID: 20343
Subject: re: June chat

nice. you been a busy gardener you had much time out the back?
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No time in the garden at all this week:(

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Date: 26/06/2008 18:49:59
From: veg gardener
ID: 20344
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


nice. you been a busy gardener you had much time out the back?
—————————————
No time in the garden at all this week:(

thats not good, for the next 3 weeks ill get all the time i want in the garden and all the time i want on the computer :).

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Date: 26/06/2008 18:53:03
From: Lucky1
ID: 20345
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Lucky1 said:

nice. you been a busy gardener you had much time out the back?
—————————————
No time in the garden at all this week:(

thats not good, for the next 3 weeks ill get all the time i want in the garden and all the time i want on the computer :).

You on bludge holidays again????:P

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Date: 26/06/2008 18:54:39
From: veg gardener
ID: 20346
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


veg gardener said:

Lucky1 said:

nice. you been a busy gardener you had much time out the back?
—————————————
No time in the garden at all this week:(

thats not good, for the next 3 weeks ill get all the time i want in the garden and all the time i want on the computer :).

You on bludge holidays again????:P

Yep.

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Date: 26/06/2008 19:01:13
From: Lucky1
ID: 20347
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Lucky1 said:

veg gardener said:

Lucky1 said:

nice. you been a busy gardener you had much time out the back?
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No time in the garden at all this week:(

thats not good, for the next 3 weeks ill get all the time i want in the garden and all the time i want on the computer :).

You on bludge holidays again????:P

Yep.

Good grief…..LOL

Go the gardener:)

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Date: 26/06/2008 19:02:05
From: veg gardener
ID: 20349
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


veg gardener said:

Lucky1 said:

veg gardener said:

Lucky1 said:

nice. you been a busy gardener you had much time out the back?
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No time in the garden at all this week:(

thats not good, for the next 3 weeks ill get all the time i want in the garden and all the time i want on the computer :).

You on bludge holidays again????:P

Yep.

Good grief…..LOL

Go the gardener:)

it has only been 9 weeks since my last holidays.

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Date: 26/06/2008 19:14:45
From: pomolo
ID: 20350
Subject: re: June chat

Bubba Louie said:


MrBL’s taken two days off (not that you’d know by the amount of work calls he’s taken) so we wqent out for lu nch and had a browse through a book shop.

I bought “A Year in a Bottle – How to make your own delicious preserves all year round.”
I’m not usually into that sort of thing but this has some great sounding recipes, like cordials and jellies. It’s got a section on freezing and dehydrating as well.

Sounds good Bubba. What ever you make I bags a jar!

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Date: 26/06/2008 19:30:38
From: pomolo
ID: 20352
Subject: re: June chat

I might take Lucky’s suggestion and go and dream green. Night for now.

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Date: 26/06/2008 19:35:26
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 20353
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


Bubba Louie said:

MrBL’s taken two days off (not that you’d know by the amount of work calls he’s taken) so we wqent out for lu nch and had a browse through a book shop.

I bought “A Year in a Bottle – How to make your own delicious preserves all year round.”
I’m not usually into that sort of thing but this has some great sounding recipes, like cordials and jellies. It’s got a section on freezing and dehydrating as well.

Sounds good Bubba. What ever you make I bags a jar!

I like the sound of this one. It’s a drink.

Sparkling Rhubarb

875g chopped rhubarb
875g sugar
1 lemon chopped
200ml white wine vinegar or cider vinegar
18 cups cold water

Combine Rhubarb, sugar, lemon, vinegar and water in a food safe bucket. Cover loosely with a clean tea towel and leave for 48 hours. Strian and pour into very clean bottles and seal.

The Sparkling Rhubarb will be ready in 2 weeks. Chill well before serving and open carefully.

Makes approx 4.5 litres.

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Date: 26/06/2008 19:45:35
From: Longy
ID: 20354
Subject: re: June chat

G’day. Back online. Trojans totally wrecked my system. Cost a hundred. Yay.

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Date: 26/06/2008 19:47:33
From: veg gardener
ID: 20355
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


G’day. Back online. Trojans totally wrecked my system. Cost a hundred. Yay.

Welcome back Longy.

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Date: 26/06/2008 19:48:53
From: Longy
ID: 20356
Subject: re: June chat

Welcome back Longy.

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What’s the deal with your recycling VG? You still doing it?

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Date: 26/06/2008 19:49:20
From: veg gardener
ID: 20357
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Welcome back Longy.

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What’s the deal with your recycling VG? You still doing it?

yep still doing it.

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Date: 26/06/2008 19:50:22
From: Longy
ID: 20358
Subject: re: June chat

Goodonya.

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Date: 26/06/2008 19:54:55
From: ms spock
ID: 20360
Subject: re: June chat

waves

Got a lurgy.

I will return…

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Date: 26/06/2008 20:00:30
From: Longy
ID: 20362
Subject: re: June chat

ms spock said:

waves

Got a lurgy.

I will return…

Bugger. Me too. but i reformatted my hard drive.

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Date: 27/06/2008 04:19:07
From: Longy
ID: 20380
Subject: re: June chat

Morning gardeners.

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Date: 27/06/2008 05:29:33
From: veg gardener
ID: 20381
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Morning gardeners.

morining right back at you.

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Date: 27/06/2008 05:36:50
From: Longy
ID: 20382
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Longy said:

Morning gardeners.

morining right back at you.


Not quite right back at me. That post is hours old. I might go fishin. Whaddya reckon?

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Date: 27/06/2008 05:38:31
From: veg gardener
ID: 20383
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


veg gardener said:

Longy said:

Morning gardeners.

morining right back at you.


Not quite right back at me. That post is hours old. I might go fishin. Whaddya reckon?

yep go fishin and watch the sun rise, that would sound like a great idea and have a beer will watching the sun rise. have you tasted fish batted in ginger beer, its really nice.

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Date: 27/06/2008 05:41:21
From: Longy
ID: 20384
Subject: re: June chat

have a beer will watching the sun rise. have you tasted fish batted in ginger beer, its really nice
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Reckon i’ll give the beer a miss for brekky VG. Crikey.
Just had a couple of boiled bumnuts with some Linseed and soy toast. Delish.
Haven’t had ginger beer battered fish. Only regular beer batter.
Maybe give it a try if i climb on the wagon one day.

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Date: 27/06/2008 05:42:54
From: veg gardener
ID: 20385
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


have a beer will watching the sun rise. have you tasted fish batted in ginger beer, its really nice
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Reckon i’ll give the beer a miss for brekky VG. Crikey.
Just had a couple of boiled bumnuts with some Linseed and soy toast. Delish.
Haven’t had ginger beer battered fish. Only regular beer batter.
Maybe give it a try if i climb on the wagon one day.

yeah, it was at a place in town and i Like ginger beer so i had to have that, dad knows if we go out and i ask for a drink he can just go up and buy it with out asking me which one i want.

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Date: 27/06/2008 05:43:24
From: Longy
ID: 20386
Subject: re: June chat

Weatherzone reckons sunsise is 06:45. SO i might get down there for it. Good moon too. Maybe get some tailor off the beach on lures. Whaddya reckon VG?

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Date: 27/06/2008 05:45:22
From: veg gardener
ID: 20387
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Weatherzone reckons sunsise is 06:45. SO i might get down there for it. Good moon too. Maybe get some tailor off the beach on lures. Whaddya reckon VG?

yep you can do that ill think of you when i am waititng for the bus, also we need a fishing report at the end of all this.

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Date: 27/06/2008 05:45:23
From: veg gardener
ID: 20388
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Weatherzone reckons sunsise is 06:45. SO i might get down there for it. Good moon too. Maybe get some tailor off the beach on lures. Whaddya reckon VG?

yep you can do that ill think of you when i am waititng for the bus, also we need a fishing report at the end of all this.

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Date: 27/06/2008 05:47:27
From: veg gardener
ID: 20389
Subject: re: June chat

6:29am the sun will come up and its 9.9° here.

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Date: 27/06/2008 05:48:07
From: Longy
ID: 20390
Subject: re: June chat

OK. Young fella just dragged himself out of bed to come with me. So ik better get it together. I’ll let you know of any successes. Enjoy school.

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Date: 27/06/2008 05:49:11
From: veg gardener
ID: 20391
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


OK. Young fella just dragged himself out of bed to come with me. So ik better get it together. I’ll let you know of any successes. Enjoy school.

yep i will enjoy school good luck catching a few fish.

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Date: 27/06/2008 08:02:02
From: pomolo
ID: 20394
Subject: re: June chat

Only 1c on the verandah this morning but the sun is crawling up into the sky so the murcury is climbing too. Can see feost on the lower parts of the property.

I am gowing through the business of getting passports and similar stuff.

The regulations are so strict now that it’s a case of photocopying and having documents signed by prominant citizens etc. I went through this not long ago for superanuation. Getting out of the country is even more complicated.

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Date: 27/06/2008 08:03:35
From: pomolo
ID: 20395
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


Only 1c on the verandah this morning but the sun is crawling up into the sky so the murcury is climbing too. Can see feost on the lower parts of the property.

I am gowing through the business of getting passports and similar stuff.

The regulations are so strict now that it’s a case of photocopying and having documents signed by prominant citizens etc. I went through this not long ago for superanuation. Getting out of the country is even more complicated.

feost = frost

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Date: 27/06/2008 08:48:52
From: bluegreen
ID: 20396
Subject: re: June chat

good morning folks.

I am here at work on my day off! I am taking advantage of some training that is being run here these last couple of weeks in Microsoft Office products. I am going to Advanced PowerPoint today, so you won’t see anything of me from 9am until I get home this afternoon. Will be taking a day off in lieu next week so won’t be missing out on my day off. :)

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Date: 27/06/2008 12:04:46
From: bubba louie
ID: 20399
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


Only 1c on the verandah this morning but the sun is crawling up into the sky so the murcury is climbing too. Can see feost on the lower parts of the property.

I am gowing through the business of getting passports and similar stuff.

The regulations are so strict now that it’s a case of photocopying and having documents signed by prominant citizens etc. I went through this not long ago for superanuation. Getting out of the country is even more complicated.

Oooooh Where ya going?

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Date: 27/06/2008 14:19:07
From: The Estate
ID: 20400
Subject: re: June chat

Cooooooooooooeeeeeeeeeeew

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Date: 27/06/2008 17:07:55
From: Happy Potter
ID: 20404
Subject: re: June chat

Evening green one’s, Iv’e had a job and a half today washing dirt off my plant’s..the cauli head’s are beaut and about to be picked but they were brown with dirt from the dust storm’s. They got a good hosing , along with ferns weighted heavily with the dust too.
Window cleaning will have to happen shortly sometime too, they are filthy.

Chicken’s are getting along better now, eating side by side, and one youngin is laying a small egg a day :D I expect that when all layer’s are finished moulting and working well, I should get about 6 egg’s a day , from 8 layer’s. Old Ringo at 3 year’s old is not productive, shes a manure maker.

Off to cook some pepper steak.

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Date: 27/06/2008 18:17:46
From: veg gardener
ID: 20409
Subject: re: June chat

arvo all, 3 weeks holidays woot.

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Date: 27/06/2008 18:24:26
From: pain master
ID: 20410
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


arvo all, 3 weeks holidays woot.

indeed Veg, one week vacation for me :)

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Date: 27/06/2008 18:26:30
From: veg gardener
ID: 20411
Subject: re: June chat

pain master said:


veg gardener said:

arvo all, 3 weeks holidays woot.

indeed Veg, one week vacation for me :)

one week could you get any more, go back and complain. public schools here only get 2 weeks they still have another week at school.

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Date: 27/06/2008 18:27:59
From: pain master
ID: 20413
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


pain master said:

veg gardener said:

arvo all, 3 weeks holidays woot.

indeed Veg, one week vacation for me :)

one week could you get any more, go back and complain. public schools here only get 2 weeks they still have another week at school.

One week is fine by me.

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Date: 27/06/2008 18:29:08
From: veg gardener
ID: 20414
Subject: re: June chat

pain master said:


veg gardener said:

pain master said:

veg gardener said:

arvo all, 3 weeks holidays woot.

indeed Veg, one week vacation for me :)

one week could you get any more, go back and complain. public schools here only get 2 weeks they still have another week at school.

One week is fine by me.

yeah, not much time in the garden, you should go for a nice hike.

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Date: 27/06/2008 18:31:26
From: pain master
ID: 20415
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


pain master said:

veg gardener said:

pain master said:

veg gardener said:

arvo all, 3 weeks holidays woot.

indeed Veg, one week vacation for me :)

one week could you get any more, go back and complain. public schools here only get 2 weeks they still have another week at school.

One week is fine by me.

yeah, not much time in the garden, you should go for a nice hike.

heading back to Aussie for a spell.

cheers,
pm

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Date: 27/06/2008 18:32:30
From: veg gardener
ID: 20416
Subject: re: June chat

pain master said:


veg gardener said:

pain master said:

veg gardener said:

pain master said:

veg gardener said:

arvo all, 3 weeks holidays woot.

indeed Veg, one week vacation for me :)

one week could you get any more, go back and complain. public schools here only get 2 weeks they still have another week at school.

One week is fine by me.

yeah, not much time in the garden, you should go for a nice hike.

heading back to Aussie for a spell.

cheers,
pm

Nice, you coming over to go skiing?

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Date: 27/06/2008 18:35:23
From: Longy
ID: 20417
Subject: re: June chat

One only nice Tailor. About 2KG. Havin him for dinner.

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Date: 27/06/2008 18:37:07
From: veg gardener
ID: 20418
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


One only nice Tailor. About 2KG. Havin him for dinner.

sounds good longy, you got a picture of him?

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Date: 27/06/2008 18:40:18
From: Longy
ID: 20419
Subject: re: June chat

you got a picture of him?
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No mate i don’t. I would have but youngfella cut his head off and fed it to the seagulls. I prefer to just bleed and scale them and feed the head to my dog and the guts to the chooks. Everyone’s happy that way. Dog was shettered he never got a fishhead!

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Date: 27/06/2008 18:42:45
From: veg gardener
ID: 20420
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


you got a picture of him?
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No mate i don’t. I would have but youngfella cut his head off and fed it to the seagulls. I prefer to just bleed and scale them and feed the head to my dog and the guts to the chooks. Everyone’s happy that way. Dog was shettered he never got a fishhead!

yeah. youngfella got to have some fun as well.

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Date: 27/06/2008 19:03:25
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 20421
Subject: re: June chat

Pokie has turned up over on GE.

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Date: 27/06/2008 19:04:35
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 20422
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


One only nice Tailor. About 2KG. Havin him for dinner.

Yum I love fresh tailor.

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Date: 27/06/2008 19:06:57
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 20423
Subject: re: June chat

Bubba Louie said:


Longy said:

One only nice Tailor. About 2KG. Havin him for dinner.

Yum I love fresh tailor.

BIL used to belong to a fishing club and we’d get heaps of fish but now he’s not doing as much and doesn’t go to comps so there’s not as much to share around.

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Date: 27/06/2008 19:40:29
From: veg gardener
ID: 20427
Subject: re: June chat

Hey Bg.

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Date: 27/06/2008 19:41:05
From: bluegreen
ID: 20428
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


One only nice Tailor. About 2KG. Havin him for dinner.

2kg sounds a decent meal :)

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Date: 27/06/2008 19:42:16
From: bluegreen
ID: 20429
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Hey Bg.

hi Veg :)

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Date: 27/06/2008 19:42:51
From: veg gardener
ID: 20430
Subject: re: June chat

you heard of godtube its all around my school as its a christain school.

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Date: 27/06/2008 19:45:26
From: bluegreen
ID: 20431
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


you heard of godtube its all around my school as its a christain school.

I’ve heard of it, but I haven’t looked at any.

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Date: 27/06/2008 19:46:04
From: veg gardener
ID: 20432
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

you heard of godtube its all around my school as its a christain school.

I’ve heard of it, but I haven’t looked at any.

search switchfoot then go the there song ment to live i love the song.

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Date: 27/06/2008 19:48:15
From: bluegreen
ID: 20433
Subject: re: June chat

maybe later, doing other stuff now

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Date: 27/06/2008 20:20:10
From: veg gardener
ID: 20434
Subject: re: June chat

I am bored.

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Date: 27/06/2008 20:23:33
From: pomolo
ID: 20435
Subject: re: June chat

Bubba Louie said:


Pokie has turned up over on GE.

I suppose he’s married and got children by now. LOL.

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Date: 27/06/2008 20:24:21
From: veg gardener
ID: 20436
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


Bubba Louie said:

Pokie has turned up over on GE.

I suppose he’s married and got children by now. LOL.

we should see if he wants to come back over here.

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Date: 27/06/2008 20:28:12
From: veg gardener
ID: 20437
Subject: re: June chat

i have invited pokie back to the forums.

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Date: 27/06/2008 20:28:37
From: Yeehah
ID: 20438
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


Bubba Louie said:

Pokie has turned up over on GE.

I suppose he’s married and got children by now. LOL.

He’d have to be an early starter, he’s younger than the Feral Teenager – last I can remember he was only 13 wasn’t he??

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Date: 27/06/2008 20:29:10
From: Yeehah
ID: 20439
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


i have invited pokie back to the forums.

Someone your own age would be a bit better than us old fogeys, huh?!

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Date: 27/06/2008 20:29:43
From: veg gardener
ID: 20440
Subject: re: June chat

yo yeehah so he would be 17 then so he is in between me and ur son is that correct?

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Date: 27/06/2008 20:30:20
From: pomolo
ID: 20441
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


I am bored.

You can’t be bored yet veg. Your holidays have only just started.

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Date: 27/06/2008 20:30:34
From: veg gardener
ID: 20442
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


veg gardener said:

i have invited pokie back to the forums.

Someone your own age would be a bit better than us old fogeys, huh?!

sorry i dont get you. this boys brain has turned off for 3 weeks. it turned off at 2:55pm. this arvo.

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Date: 27/06/2008 20:31:07
From: veg gardener
ID: 20443
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


veg gardener said:

I am bored.

You can’t be bored yet veg. Your holidays have only just started.

yeah the internet is really SLOW which is annoying.

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Date: 27/06/2008 20:35:01
From: Yeehah
ID: 20444
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


yo yeehah so he would be 17 then so he is in between me and ur son is that correct?

Are you saying Pokie is really 17? Fair dink? I seriously only remember that once upon a time he was 13 – but of course, I took a year or two off the gardening forum, so nothing would surprise me.

FT is 18 in less than a month – 26 July to be exact.

He’s just gone out “for a drive” – because he has a car, his P plates, and he can! Prolly gone to KFC actually ;) knowing him – after all, it’s 2 hours since he last ate, must be time for another meal.

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Date: 27/06/2008 20:36:50
From: veg gardener
ID: 20445
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


veg gardener said:

yo yeehah so he would be 17 then so he is in between me and ur son is that correct?

Are you saying Pokie is really 17? Fair dink? I seriously only remember that once upon a time he was 13 – but of course, I took a year or two off the gardening forum, so nothing would surprise me.

FT is 18 in less than a month – 26 July to be exact.

He’s just gone out “for a drive” – because he has a car, his P plates, and he can! Prolly gone to KFC actually ;) knowing him – after all, it’s 2 hours since he last ate, must be time for another meal.


tell him i say happy bday on his birthday, good on him save you cooking for food for him, speaking of food i need some more i have 4 toasted sandwhiches for tea. at about 7:30

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Date: 27/06/2008 20:38:34
From: bluegreen
ID: 20446
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:

FT is 18 in less than a month – 26 July to be exact.

day after my birthday, but I’m a bit older than 18 :)

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Date: 27/06/2008 20:38:57
From: veg gardener
ID: 20447
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Yeehah said:

veg gardener said:

yo yeehah so he would be 17 then so he is in between me and ur son is that correct?

Are you saying Pokie is really 17? Fair dink? I seriously only remember that once upon a time he was 13 – but of course, I took a year or two off the gardening forum, so nothing would surprise me.

FT is 18 in less than a month – 26 July to be exact.

He’s just gone out “for a drive” – because he has a car, his P plates, and he can! Prolly gone to KFC actually ;) knowing him – after all, it’s 2 hours since he last ate, must be time for another meal.


tell him i say happy bday on his birthday, good on him save you cooking for food for him, speaking of food i need some more i have 4 toasted sandwhiches for tea. at about 7:30


also forgot to mention that you said Ft is older then pokie so i said so is Pokie 17.

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Date: 27/06/2008 20:44:50
From: Yeehah
ID: 20448
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:

speaking of food i need some more i have 4 toasted sandwhiches for tea. at about 7:30

Snap! Guess what we had for tea, lol! The kids only had popcorn for afternoon tea and couldn’t bear to wait for me to cook dinner, so 5pm saw them hitting the toastie maker. Then we went out to get DVDs and they took so long to choose, there was only just enough time to feed them more toasties in between showers, before they went to bed.

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Date: 27/06/2008 20:46:36
From: veg gardener
ID: 20449
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


veg gardener said:

speaking of food i need some more i have 4 toasted sandwhiches for tea. at about 7:30

Snap! Guess what we had for tea, lol! The kids only had popcorn for afternoon tea and couldn’t bear to wait for me to cook dinner, so 5pm saw them hitting the toastie maker. Then we went out to get DVDs and they took so long to choose, there was only just enough time to feed them more toasties in between showers, before they went to bed.

yeah. i thought you where going to say the only had popcorn for tea.

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Date: 27/06/2008 20:47:20
From: veg gardener
ID: 20450
Subject: re: June chat

Also yeehah i cooked tea for me and my dad as mum is still sick.

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Date: 27/06/2008 20:47:21
From: veg gardener
ID: 20451
Subject: re: June chat

Also yeehah i cooked tea for me and my dad as mum is still sick.

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Date: 27/06/2008 20:51:40
From: Yeehah
ID: 20452
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:

also forgot to mention that you said Ft is older then pokie so i said so is Pokie 17.

You also forgot to put your punctuation in the right place so your meaning wasn’t clear!!!!!

Remember, us old fogeys realise that if we want to communicate our meaning clearly, we have to make what we type seem as easy to understand as possible. The reason your school teachers are on to you all the time about spelling and punctuation and all that other boring stuff is not to make your life hard, but give you the tools you need to be able to communicate effectively with other people.

For example, the sentence you typed up there …

>> also forgot to mention that you said Ft is older then pokie so i said so is Pokie 17. <<

would have been much clearer if you’d written it as, for example:

>> I thought you meant that FT is older than Pokie. Is Pokie 17?

I’m guessing that’s what you meant, anyway.

From the way you wrote it, I thought you meant that you knew Pokie was 17. I don’t know, myself, like I said, all I remember is that a number of years ago he was 13 – I guess he could be anywhere from 15 or older.

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Date: 27/06/2008 20:54:59
From: aquarium
ID: 20455
Subject: re: June chat

are you getting ready for home schooling Yeehah? ;)
there was an article in recent Grass Roots about home schooling.

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Date: 27/06/2008 20:57:44
From: Yeehah
ID: 20458
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


are you getting ready for home schooling Yeehah? ;)
there was an article in recent Grass Roots about home schooling.

OMG no!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Aaaagggghhhhh!!!!!!!!!

I mean, um, er, nah, not my kinda thing really.

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Date: 27/06/2008 21:01:55
From: Yeehah
ID: 20459
Subject: re: June chat

FT just got back from his drive, and showed me this web page:

http://faildogs.com/

ROTFLMAO!!!

GTG and watch a DVD with Mr Y :)

CYA!

(did you understand all that VG?? – LOL!)

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Date: 27/06/2008 21:03:19
From: veg gardener
ID: 20460
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


FT just got back from his drive, and showed me this web page:

http://faildogs.com/

ROTFLMAO!!!

GTG and watch a DVD with Mr Y :)

CYA!

(did you understand all that VG?? – LOL!)

yes i did understand all that YH.

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Date: 28/06/2008 06:09:44
From: Lucky1
ID: 20474
Subject: re: June chat

Morning…up for the day:(

Taking orders for cups of tea, milo and yesterday’s perked coffee …nuked.

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Date: 28/06/2008 06:12:34
From: Lucky1
ID: 20475
Subject: re: June chat

Seeing as we are up this early…… shouldn’t be a problem getting the chook & duck areas cleaned up and new hay spread round.

Also we have an extra rooster…. makes note to send Pepe email about a free-be rooster for his girlies.

Going to use all the poultry waste in the very first no-dig area of the garden. Noticed some lawn has popped up in the area (think it’s lawn …) so will put a layer of newspaper down first. That’ll also clean out the newspapers a bit here in the house.

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Date: 28/06/2008 06:13:33
From: Lucky1
ID: 20476
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Also yeehah i cooked tea for me and my dad as mum is still sick.

Oh is she:(…. hope your mum improves real soon VG:)

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Date: 28/06/2008 06:20:39
From: Lucky1
ID: 20477
Subject: re: June chat

Bimbo busted me in the gym last night and has talked me (real easy to do too) into going with her to 2 training workouts at her local gym. She has a personal trainer and so for the next two Monday nights…. I’m going to learn how to use the gym equipment safely and correctly. Elf is going along to watch and laugh.

About 8 people in the session….and I know a couple of them as they are Bimbo’s friends. So I shouldn’t be too embarrassed and will feel comfortable with them.

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Date: 28/06/2008 07:01:09
From: Lucky1
ID: 20478
Subject: re: June chat

Hoping to be able to buy a mini hot house from the reject shop today. That way I can get myself sorted out with tomato seeds for the coming season.

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Date: 28/06/2008 07:50:00
From: Lucky1
ID: 20479
Subject: re: June chat

Well you sleepy heads missed out on

bacon
eggs
tomato
mushrooms
toast

for breakfast….kitchen is now closed.

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Date: 28/06/2008 08:35:47
From: Longy
ID: 20480
Subject: re: June chat

for breakfast….kitchen is now closed.

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
That’s smoko time L1. Some of us get up early;-)

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Date: 28/06/2008 08:38:02
From: Grasshopper
ID: 20481
Subject: re: June chat

Hi Lucky I have been here fr awhile but have been trying to find out why my TV is rolling—

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Date: 28/06/2008 08:38:37
From: Grasshopper
ID: 20482
Subject: re: June chat

Hi Longy hows things

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Date: 28/06/2008 08:58:30
From: veg gardener
ID: 20484
Subject: re: June chat

Hello all.

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Date: 28/06/2008 10:16:09
From: bluegreen
ID: 20486
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


Well you sleepy heads missed out on

bacon
eggs
tomato
mushrooms
toast

for breakfast….kitchen is now closed.

damn! lol!

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Date: 28/06/2008 10:20:38
From: Happy Potter
ID: 20487
Subject: re: June chat

morning all :) I’m cooking again hehe.. this time for our ‘after party’ tomorrow ( for after ACA show interview) and I’m making some filled cob loaves, (using my spinach, celery and spring onion’s ), dessert’s are creamy pineapple rice and some little orange mousse’s. Other’s are bringing food’s too.
Should be fun :D

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Date: 28/06/2008 11:26:28
From: veg gardener
ID: 20489
Subject: re: June chat

everyone must be out in the garden as its really quite on here.

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Date: 28/06/2008 11:31:33
From: Yeehah
ID: 20490
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Hi Lucky I have been here fr awhile but have been trying to find out why my TV is rolling—

Wheels?

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Date: 28/06/2008 12:33:28
From: Lucky1
ID: 20495
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


for breakfast….kitchen is now closed.

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
That’s smoko time L1. Some of us get up early;-)

Hey Longy…. that was so early for me it wasn’t funny.

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Date: 28/06/2008 12:33:40
From: Lucky1
ID: 20496
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Hi Lucky I have been here fr awhile but have been trying to find out why my TV is rolling—

Found out why yet??

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Date: 28/06/2008 12:34:15
From: Lucky1
ID: 20497
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Lucky1 said:

Well you sleepy heads missed out on

bacon
eggs
tomato
mushrooms
toast

for breakfast….kitchen is now closed.

damn! lol!

Bugger huh???? LOL

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Date: 28/06/2008 13:12:37
From: veg gardener
ID: 20498
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


Longy said:

for breakfast….kitchen is now closed.

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
That’s smoko time L1. Some of us get up early;-)

Hey Longy…. that was so early for me it wasn’t funny.

or in my words early breaky is just a snack breaky is on the school bus at 7:30 and is what i can find in my lunch box

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Date: 28/06/2008 13:51:31
From: bluegreen
ID: 20500
Subject: re: June chat

I’ve been repotting pot and hanging plants that got blown down the other day in the wind we had. Started pruning my roses and decided to dig up one that was not that good and broke my new stainless steel fork! Looks like it is cast instead of proper forged steel. Rubbish! Don’t buy Clarendon tools!

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Date: 28/06/2008 14:21:42
From: veg gardener
ID: 20501
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


I’ve been repotting pot and hanging plants that got blown down the other day in the wind we had. Started pruning my roses and decided to dig up one that was not that good and broke my new stainless steel fork! Looks like it is cast instead of proper forged steel. Rubbish! Don’t buy Clarendon tools!

not good.

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Date: 28/06/2008 15:21:44
From: Grasshopper
ID: 20502
Subject: re: June chat

I’ve been repotting pot and hanging plants that got blown down the other day in the wind we had. Started pruning my roses and decided to dig up one that was not that good and broke my new stainless steel fork! Looks like it is cast instead of proper forged steel. Rubbish! Don’t buy Clarendon tools!

I also have these as pruners and they are very expensive and have given NO end of trouble—I would never buy them again!!

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Date: 28/06/2008 15:23:53
From: bluegreen
ID: 20503
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


I’ve been repotting pot and hanging plants that got blown down the other day in the wind we had. Started pruning my roses and decided to dig up one that was not that good and broke my new stainless steel fork! Looks like it is cast instead of proper forged steel. Rubbish! Don’t buy Clarendon tools!

I also have these as pruners and they are very expensive and have given NO end of trouble—I would never buy them again!!

well there you go Grassy, I should have checked with you first.

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Date: 28/06/2008 15:27:06
From: Grasshopper
ID: 20504
Subject: re: June chat

I did post it on here not to buy them ages ago Blue you might have missed it—did you buy them from an Ag show or such thats where they seem to sell most of them—

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Date: 28/06/2008 15:30:50
From: bluegreen
ID: 20505
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


I did post it on here not to buy them ages ago Blue you might have missed it—did you buy them from an Ag show or such thats where they seem to sell most of them—

yes, it was at the Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show. Otherwise they sell over the web. I do remember now you mentioning that you have problems with some loppers, but didn’t realise they were the same people.

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Date: 28/06/2008 15:39:52
From: Grasshopper
ID: 20507
Subject: re: June chat

Yes they are very poor —but NOT in price—:(

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Date: 28/06/2008 15:45:07
From: Grasshopper
ID: 20508
Subject: re: June chat

Blue if they are still under gar’ you could email them and get them to replace—I did this twice with my pruners

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Date: 28/06/2008 15:46:48
From: bluegreen
ID: 20509
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Blue if they are still under gar’ you could email them and get them to replace—I did this twice with my pruners

yes. I have the receipt so I have sent them an email through their website. If they don’t respond in a few days I will phone them.

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Date: 28/06/2008 15:51:38
From: Grasshopper
ID: 20510
Subject: re: June chat

Good on you Blue—if they get enough complaints they will have to lift their game

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Date: 28/06/2008 16:34:27
From: orchid40
ID: 20512
Subject: re: June chat

Good afternoon all – if anyone’s out there!
I’ve had a busy day so only just sat down at the computer. I invited friends to lunch and the cooking, tidying and such took up all morning. I cooked vegetable soup, Chicken and Chorizo hotpot, salad and garlic bread . Dessert was fresh fruit salad and ice cream. It all went down very well :)
We’ve got family coming over tomorrow so it will be another busy day!

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Date: 28/06/2008 16:44:22
From: Grasshopper
ID: 20513
Subject: re: June chat

Hi Orchid —sounds like you have been busy—how are you both now—how is your husband

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Date: 28/06/2008 16:57:24
From: veg gardener
ID: 20514
Subject: re: June chat

Pokie said he may pop in soon.

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Date: 28/06/2008 16:59:05
From: Grasshopper
ID: 20515
Subject: re: June chat

I was just thibnking we hadn’t heard from him in ages the other day

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Date: 28/06/2008 17:00:27
From: veg gardener
ID: 20516
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


I was just thibnking we hadn’t heard from him in ages the other day

yeah he was over on GE and i looked at the name and was thinking is that pokie from Old ga forums so i sent a pm and it was i sent him the link to this forums.

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Date: 28/06/2008 17:02:04
From: Grasshopper
ID: 20517
Subject: re: June chat

Well say G’day from me—I have to sign off now

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Date: 28/06/2008 17:03:13
From: veg gardener
ID: 20518
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Well say G’day from me—I have to sign off now

ok.

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Date: 28/06/2008 18:31:29
From: Longy
ID: 20520
Subject: re: June chat

GA should be on about now. Masalama.

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Date: 28/06/2008 18:33:28
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 20523
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


I’ve been repotting pot and hanging plants that got blown down the other day in the wind we had. Started pruning my roses and decided to dig up one that was not that good and broke my new stainless steel fork! Looks like it is cast instead of proper forged steel. Rubbish! Don’t buy Clarendon tools!

Can you take them back?

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Date: 28/06/2008 18:44:06
From: The Estate
ID: 20524
Subject: re: June chat

evening al, had a bugga of a day, and on dialup till Tues !!! quota all used up

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Date: 28/06/2008 18:44:09
From: The Estate
ID: 20525
Subject: re: June chat

evening al, had a bugga of a day, and on dialup till Tues !!! quota all used up

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Date: 28/06/2008 19:04:37
From: orchid40
ID: 20529
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Hi Orchid —sounds like you have been busy—how are you both now—how is your husband

Sorry Grassy, I got called away. We’re pretty good thanks. Mr O40 has a slight difficulty occasionally with speech and eating, but nothing like as bad as it was. He’ll probably have his medication adjusted next week. I’m good :)

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Date: 28/06/2008 19:08:48
From: orchid40
ID: 20533
Subject: re: June chat

The Estate said:


evening al, had a bugga of a day, and on dialup till Tues !!! quota all used up

That’s no good Thee!! I seem to use my quota up every month, but with Primus you can buy another gig for $5.95, so I do. I look at too many photos!

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Date: 28/06/2008 19:10:23
From: veg gardener
ID: 20535
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


The Estate said:

evening al, had a bugga of a day, and on dialup till Tues !!! quota all used up

That’s no good Thee!! I seem to use my quota up every month, but with Primus you can buy another gig for $5.95, so I do. I look at too many photos!

I have blowen the usage for the month 12Gb in total it resets midnight tonight woot :) I’ll blow it these holidays again very easily.

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Date: 28/06/2008 19:17:20
From: Longy
ID: 20538
Subject: re: June chat

12Gb in total
++++++++++
Crikey. I have a 250 megabyte plan and i don’t use it even though i’m on the net everyday.
Secret is, don’t look at crap which doesn’t do or mean anything. Like a video of your mate falling off a bike. Big deal. Or stealing music. Or someone’s cat farting. Who cares.
How many photos do we download, never to look at again?
Junk.

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Date: 28/06/2008 19:18:57
From: veg gardener
ID: 20540
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


12Gb in total
++++++++++
Crikey. I have a 250 megabyte plan and i don’t use it even though i’m on the net everyday.
Secret is, don’t look at crap which doesn’t do or mean anything. Like a video of your mate falling off a bike. Big deal. Or stealing music. Or someone’s cat farting. Who cares.
How many photos do we download, never to look at again?
Junk.

Longy not just me on the internet 4 other computers 4 Pcs on the internet. does equal alot, Horse emails and dads work ones. i play computer games online as well.

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Date: 28/06/2008 19:25:22
From: Longy
ID: 20541
Subject: re: June chat

Horse emails and dads work ones. i play computer games online as well.
++++++++++
Well, you just said you’ll blow the lot quickly. I’m telling you how to make it last. I’ll bet your Dads work or the horse emails don’t use much. COme to think of it, the horse should have it’s own plan. I’ll bet it cant type very well either. You should tell that horse to stick it’s gigabytes and stop looking at fillies on the net.

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Date: 28/06/2008 19:27:41
From: veg gardener
ID: 20542
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Horse emails and dads work ones. i play computer games online as well.
++++++++++
Well, you just said you’ll blow the lot quickly. I’m telling you how to make it last. I’ll bet your Dads work or the horse emails don’t use much. COme to think of it, the horse should have it’s own plan. I’ll bet it cant type very well either. You should tell that horse to stick it’s gigabytes and stop looking at fillies on the net.

i ment we have emails about horse rides as well because we are in a horse riding committe and dad is a main person and toastmasters as dad is the sectrey we get all the emails.

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Date: 28/06/2008 19:29:00
From: Longy
ID: 20543
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Longy said:

Horse emails and dads work ones. i play computer games online as well.
++++++++++
Well, you just said you’ll blow the lot quickly. I’m telling you how to make it last. I’ll bet your Dads work or the horse emails don’t use much. COme to think of it, the horse should have it’s own plan. I’ll bet it cant type very well either. You should tell that horse to stick it’s gigabytes and stop looking at fillies on the net.

i ment we have emails about horse rides as well because we are in a horse riding committe and dad is a main person and toastmasters as dad is the sectrey we get all the emails.

Yeah OK. Emails don’t use hardly any download. It’s the video and music crap that does it.

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Date: 28/06/2008 19:32:23
From: veg gardener
ID: 20544
Subject: re: June chat

Ture.

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Date: 28/06/2008 19:34:19
From: Longy
ID: 20545
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Ture.

No. Ture doesn’t use much either.

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Date: 28/06/2008 19:40:13
From: Longy
ID: 20546
Subject: re: June chat

I guess you have BBL’d VG. I’ll do the same and have a forage.

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Date: 28/06/2008 19:40:55
From: veg gardener
ID: 20547
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


I guess you have BBL’d VG. I’ll do the same and have a forage.

nope i am still here. i was on another gardening site.

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Date: 28/06/2008 20:02:14
From: bluegreen
ID: 20549
Subject: re: June chat

lol @ Longy. You crack me up!

and I’m soooo full. Made Curry Laksa and it wasn’t too bad considering it was the first time I’ve tried making it.

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Date: 28/06/2008 20:03:55
From: Longy
ID: 20550
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


lol @ Longy. You crack me up!

and I’m soooo full. Made Curry Laksa and it wasn’t too bad considering it was the first time I’ve tried making it.

I take it you’re referring to the horse. Glad it wasn’t wasted on everyone.

Laksa is pretty much one of my top ten forages.
What is curry laksa and how is it different?
What was the main ingredient?

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Date: 28/06/2008 20:06:33
From: Yeehah
ID: 20551
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:

and I’m soooo full. Made Curry Laksa and it wasn’t too bad considering it was the first time I’ve tried making it.

Our dinner was pretty plain – savoury mince, mashed potato and steamed veg. Kids cleaned it up, though, and I’ll used the leftover mince and potato to make mini cottage pies in muffin tins tomorrow (planning a big cook-up) for Mr Y to reheat for dinner on Mon.

Leggalam is on speshl at the stupidmarket, gonna get a freshun termorrer, still deciding whether to have roast lunch or roast dinner. Throws the kids outta whack having the main meal in the middle of the day though, we so rarely do it. Will see how busy the oven is and make an on-the-spot decision at the relevant time.

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Date: 28/06/2008 20:08:05
From: Longy
ID: 20552
Subject: re: June chat

Our dinner was pretty plain – savoury mince, mashed potato and steamed veg.
+++++++++
Hey Yeehah.
Sounds like my dinner. Plain but delish. The veg all came from the garden and the mince was leftovers froma pasta dish the other night.
I love steamed choko.

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Date: 28/06/2008 20:08:34
From: veg gardener
ID: 20553
Subject: re: June chat

Hey yeehah.

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Date: 28/06/2008 20:14:22
From: Longy
ID: 20556
Subject: re: June chat

Laksa is pretty much one of my top ten forages.
What is curry laksa and how is it different?
What was the main ingredient?

+++++++++++++++++++++++
Hmm. I think they are all curry laksa. Just i didn’t know it???
My fav is prawn laksa.

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Date: 28/06/2008 20:14:57
From: bluegreen
ID: 20557
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:

Laksa is pretty much one of my top ten forages.
What is curry laksa and how is it different?
What was the main ingredient?

I dunno if there is any difference, I just know it as Curry Laksa! There is a soup stock with curry/chilli spices in it (I used a ready made paste) and coconut milk, and that is served over bean sprouts, two types of noodles, choice of meats, and a bit a greens.

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Date: 28/06/2008 20:16:57
From: Longy
ID: 20558
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Longy said:

Laksa is pretty much one of my top ten forages.
What is curry laksa and how is it different?
What was the main ingredient?

I dunno if there is any difference, I just know it as Curry Laksa! There is a soup stock with curry/chilli spices in it (I used a ready made paste) and coconut milk, and that is served over bean sprouts, two types of noodles, choice of meats, and a bit a greens.

Yep Sounds like Laksa to me. Anything with coconut milk and some heat in it has to be good. One of the best ones i have had, believe it or not, is in the T2 terminal in Sydney airport. Crackin laksa.

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Date: 28/06/2008 20:17:19
From: Yeehah
ID: 20560
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:

Hey Yeehah.
Sounds like my dinner. Plain but delish. The veg all came from the garden and the mince was leftovers froma pasta dish the other night.
I love steamed choko.

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Date: 28/06/2008 20:19:32
From: Yeehah
ID: 20562
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:

Hey Yeehah.
Sounds like my dinner. Plain but delish. The veg all came from the garden and the mince was leftovers froma pasta dish the other night.
I love steamed choko.

I’m looking forward to the day when I can say “The veg all came from the garden” :) Might happen in about February I reckon.

And with the number of chokos your fence was growing a coupla years ago, I can imagine that it’s just as well you love ‘em!

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Date: 28/06/2008 20:20:09
From: bluegreen
ID: 20563
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


bluegreen said:

Longy said:

Laksa is pretty much one of my top ten forages.
What is curry laksa and how is it different?
What was the main ingredient?

I dunno if there is any difference, I just know it as Curry Laksa! There is a soup stock with curry/chilli spices in it (I used a ready made paste) and coconut milk, and that is served over bean sprouts, two types of noodles, choice of meats, and a bit a greens.

Yep Sounds like Laksa to me. Anything with coconut milk and some heat in it has to be good. One of the best ones i have had, believe it or not, is in the T2 terminal in Sydney airport. Crackin laksa.

we have a couple of local places that make a good one. Mine wasn’t up to their standard but was still nice. Got to get that right balance of heat and creaminess in the soup.

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Date: 28/06/2008 20:25:29
From: Longy
ID: 20564
Subject: re: June chat

Mine wasn’t up to their standard but was still nice. Got to get that right balance of heat and creaminess in the soup.
++++++++++++
Yes it seems to be a meal that requires a few attempts to master.
I’ve mastered eating it but it aint pretty.

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Date: 28/06/2008 20:29:34
From: bluegreen
ID: 20565
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Mine wasn’t up to their standard but was still nice. Got to get that right balance of heat and creaminess in the soup.
++++++++++++
Yes it seems to be a meal that requires a few attempts to master.
I’ve mastered eating it but it aint pretty.

yeah, it’s hard to eat it without getting it all over yourself :D

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Date: 28/06/2008 20:30:55
From: Longy
ID: 20566
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Longy said:

Mine wasn’t up to their standard but was still nice. Got to get that right balance of heat and creaminess in the soup.
++++++++++++
Yes it seems to be a meal that requires a few attempts to master.
I’ve mastered eating it but it aint pretty.

yeah, it’s hard to eat it without getting it all over yourself :D


Esp if you happen to have a full beard and you’re really hungry.
Looks like a dogs breakfast. I used to worry, now i drink the dregs.

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Date: 28/06/2008 20:33:46
From: Yeehah
ID: 20567
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:

Esp if you happen to have a full beard and you’re really hungry.
Looks like a dogs breakfast. I used to worry, now i drink the dregs.

The nanna beard isn’t quite up to storing leftovers yet ;)

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Date: 28/06/2008 20:34:06
From: bluegreen
ID: 20568
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


bluegreen said:

Longy said:

Mine wasn’t up to their standard but was still nice. Got to get that right balance of heat and creaminess in the soup.
++++++++++++
Yes it seems to be a meal that requires a few attempts to master.
I’ve mastered eating it but it aint pretty.

yeah, it’s hard to eat it without getting it all over yourself :D


Esp if you happen to have a full beard and you’re really hungry.
Looks like a dogs breakfast. I used to worry, now i drink the dregs.

when Mr BG had to do a job on Christmas Island, he would buy it for lunch and they would serve it in a plastic bag! I reckon that would be messy eating!

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Date: 28/06/2008 20:35:17
From: orchid40
ID: 20569
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Mine wasn’t up to their standard but was still nice. Got to get that right balance of heat and creaminess in the soup.
++++++++++++
Yes it seems to be a meal that requires a few attempts to master.
I’ve mastered eating it but it aint pretty.

When we go out for a Thai meal I always have Tom Kha soup which is coconut and chilli with lemongrass and either chicken or prawns OOOh it’s delish! There’s other stuff in it but I don’t know all the spices.

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Date: 28/06/2008 20:36:12
From: Longy
ID: 20570
Subject: re: June chat

My old mate down the road scored a 4 metre pice of board. About 200 wide and 25mm thick hardwood. Looks like it is about 100 years old and all pitted and scarred. I tried to talk him out of using it as a walkway in a garden. A hit with the belt sander or planer and i reckon it’ll come up a treat. Hope he lets me at it!!!!

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Date: 28/06/2008 20:36:52
From: Longy
ID: 20571
Subject: re: June chat

when Mr BG had to do a job on Christmas Island, he would buy it for lunch and they would serve it in a plastic bag! I reckon that would be messy eating!

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LOL. Yeah i reckon you’re right BG. Unless he had a funnel!

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Date: 28/06/2008 20:38:48
From: bluegreen
ID: 20572
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


My old mate down the road scored a 4 metre pice of board. About 200 wide and 25mm thick hardwood. Looks like it is about 100 years old and all pitted and scarred. I tried to talk him out of using it as a walkway in a garden. A hit with the belt sander or planer and i reckon it’ll come up a treat. Hope he lets me at it!!!!

could make something nice out of that – old timber has real character and doesn’t warp on you.

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Date: 28/06/2008 20:38:55
From: Longy
ID: 20573
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Longy said:

Mine wasn’t up to their standard but was still nice. Got to get that right balance of heat and creaminess in the soup.
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Yes it seems to be a meal that requires a few attempts to master.
I’ve mastered eating it but it aint pretty.

When we go out for a Thai meal I always have Tom Kha soup which is coconut and chilli with lemongrass and either chicken or prawns OOOh it’s delish! There’s other stuff in it but I don’t know all the spices.

Sounds good O40.
http://www.soupsong.com/rchickn7.html

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Date: 28/06/2008 20:42:10
From: Longy
ID: 20574
Subject: re: June chat

could make something nice out of that – old timber has real character and doesn’t warp on you.

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Yeah i’ll do something with it. Even if i hit it with the belt sander and then some boiled linseed oil. Bash a few steel railway spikes into it and hang a coat off them. Whatever. Too good to walk on.

I grab any old hardwood i can find. It’s harder to come by these days. Got a decent pile of 4 × 4 and 4 × 3 which will be good for something. One day….

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Date: 28/06/2008 20:47:57
From: Longy
ID: 20575
Subject: re: June chat

Might do the boogle. Have to decide what to do tomorrow.
I could go to Grafton and get a load of coopoo as well as a new spinning reel for lure fishing.
Go fishing.
Do stuff at home.
Do nothing.
See what tomorrow brings. Only 3 of the above four are a chance….

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Date: 28/06/2008 20:51:21
From: veg gardener
ID: 20576
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Might do the boogle. Have to decide what to do tomorrow.
I could go to Grafton and get a load of coopoo as well as a new spinning reel for lure fishing.
Go fishing.
Do stuff at home.
Do nothing.
See what tomorrow brings. Only 3 of the above four are a chance….

how far away is Grafton from where you are?

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Date: 28/06/2008 21:10:27
From: orchid40
ID: 20577
Subject: re: June chat

Sounds good O40.
http://www.soupsong.com/rchickn7.html

Oh thanks Longy!! I’ll have a go making it soon :)

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Date: 28/06/2008 21:16:57
From: veg gardener
ID: 20578
Subject: re: June chat

i may go soon and read up on how to prune fruit trees as thats tomorrows job.

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Date: 28/06/2008 22:26:52
From: Bubba Louie
ID: 20582
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


could make something nice out of that – old timber has real character and doesn’t warp on you.

++++++++++++++++++++++++
Yeah i’ll do something with it. Even if i hit it with the belt sander and then some boiled linseed oil. Bash a few steel railway spikes into it and hang a coat off them. Whatever. Too good to walk on.

I grab any old hardwood i can find. It’s harder to come by these days. Got a decent pile of 4 × 4 and 4 × 3 which will be good for something. One day….

There’s a kitchen company here that uses recycled timber, and other stuff if old isn’t your thing. They’ve won heaps of awards and are ultra expensive but the workmanship is fantastic. Some old neighbours of ours used them for their reno, the timber was silky oak and came out of an old shearing shed at Julia Ck.
Dana Kitchens they’re called.

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Date: 29/06/2008 04:58:05
From: Grasshopper
ID: 20591
Subject: re: June chat

I love old timber—with lots of character—would love to be able to have a home built from it—

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Date: 29/06/2008 08:32:27
From: cackles
ID: 20592
Subject: re: June chat

Good morning! :)

Glorious weather here – best time of the year I reckon. My un-staked tomatoes are sprawling and caterpillars have already had their share so need to pay some attention to the food garden and have quite a few cuttings – mainly Grevillea and Bougainvillea prepared but not in propagation mix yet, and half made Cumquat marmalade – and …

Well, I’d better not linger here too long!

Oh and builder coming at 9am to quote on storm-damaged ceiling…

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Date: 29/06/2008 09:38:27
From: orchid40
ID: 20596
Subject: re: June chat

Good Morning campers,
It’s a dull day here, could be rain around. I’m going to pot my new roses and sort my compost out this morning. A lawn-mowing man donated 2 huge bags of grass cuttings for me yesterday and I have to make Lasagne with them along with the Autumn leaves and chook poo etc.
BBL

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Date: 29/06/2008 09:42:49
From: The Estate
ID: 20597
Subject: re: June chat

Morning from Thee, bloody cold outside and off to start some rose pruning !!!

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Date: 29/06/2008 09:46:27
From: orchid40
ID: 20598
Subject: re: June chat

Hi Thee, how are you?

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Date: 29/06/2008 11:49:25
From: The Estate
ID: 20600
Subject: re: June chat

all good here , in and out rose pruning !

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Date: 29/06/2008 15:31:09
From: veg gardener
ID: 20601
Subject: re: June chat

Arvo all, didnt even get on this moring. i went of a drive with dad to neslons bay, and then had lunch with his friends there. and then drove home and then playing in the garden for a while. the police wonder why all the animals along our road go weird when they come flying past its becuase of them if they got a brain and work it out it be good only nice people around here is the fire bradge they know most of us have horses and so they turn the sirnens off and leave the lights going, why cant the police and ambluace do the same. it be pretty simple and nice as my nextdoor neight nearly fell off her horse just before due to a police car. and then a fire truck went past and turned of his sirens and it was all good.

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Date: 29/06/2008 16:04:59
From: veg gardener
ID: 20602
Subject: re: June chat

seems very quite here.

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Date: 29/06/2008 16:35:38
From: Lucky1
ID: 20603
Subject: re: June chat

Afternoon:)

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Date: 29/06/2008 16:38:43
From: veg gardener
ID: 20604
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


Afternoon:)

arvo lucky.

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Date: 29/06/2008 16:39:29
From: veg gardener
ID: 20605
Subject: re: June chat

I have done a little Expermient in my garden what i have done is sown the seeds in the list below into seed rasing mix (home made) and seed rasing trays. then i put them onto of the hot water system Insted of using a heated Progation mat.

Tomato
- Cherry Sweetie = 16 seeds
- Grossie Lizze = 19 seeds
- Oragne Suprise = 11 seeds
- Yellow Roma = 17 seeds
- Mellow Yellow = 6 seeds

Capsucim
- Califonre Wounder = 8 seeds

EggPlant
- Black beuty = 7 seeds

Chillis
- Little Red Devil = 13 seeds
- Peter Pepper = 19 seeds
- Thai Bridsye = 9 seeds

Herbs Mix

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Date: 29/06/2008 16:39:43
From: Lucky1
ID: 20606
Subject: re: June chat

Hey VG:)

How’s things??

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Date: 29/06/2008 16:40:23
From: Lucky1
ID: 20607
Subject: re: June chat

I have done a little Expermient in my garden
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egg-cellent:)

Have to keep us updated with how it goes.

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Date: 29/06/2008 16:41:28
From: veg gardener
ID: 20608
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


Hey VG:)

How’s things??

good you.

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Date: 29/06/2008 16:41:46
From: veg gardener
ID: 20609
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


I have done a little Expermient in my garden
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egg-cellent:)

Have to keep us updated with how it goes.

yes i will should i make its own topic?

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Date: 29/06/2008 16:43:49
From: Lucky1
ID: 20610
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Lucky1 said:

Hey VG:)

How’s things??

good you.

Me I’m fine…..elf not so good…settled him on the lounge in the lounge room and he’s gone to sleep.

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Date: 29/06/2008 16:44:16
From: Lucky1
ID: 20611
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Lucky1 said:

I have done a little Expermient in my garden
————————————-
egg-cellent:)

Have to keep us updated with how it goes.

yes i will should i make its own topic?

Yeah… and then update it weekly if it shows any need for a weekly update.

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Date: 29/06/2008 16:44:29
From: veg gardener
ID: 20612
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


veg gardener said:

Lucky1 said:

Hey VG:)

How’s things??

good you.

Me I’m fine…..elf not so good…settled him on the lounge in the lounge room and he’s gone to sleep.

thats not good, have to be quite then.

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Date: 29/06/2008 16:44:49
From: veg gardener
ID: 20613
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


veg gardener said:

Lucky1 said:

I have done a little Expermient in my garden
————————————-
egg-cellent:)

Have to keep us updated with how it goes.

yes i will should i make its own topic?

Yeah… and then update it weekly if it shows any need for a weekly update.

ill do that then.

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Date: 29/06/2008 16:46:10
From: Lucky1
ID: 20615
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Lucky1 said:

veg gardener said:

Lucky1 said:

Hey VG:)

How’s things??

good you.

Me I’m fine…..elf not so good…settled him on the lounge in the lounge room and he’s gone to sleep.

thats not good, have to be quite then.

Yeah… I’m in the kitchen cooking and getting things ready for the casserole we are having for tea tonight.

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Date: 29/06/2008 16:51:40
From: Lucky1
ID: 20622
Subject: re: June chat

This morning the elf & I went to a paint shop for info on low fume or no fume paints for the gym room.

One thing the Toyshop didn’t tell us, was when dark colours are added to the low paint mix……. the fumes is upped to regular smelling paint.

2 more paint shops in our area we are going to visit and see what they say and then the cheapest place will get our $$$.

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Date: 29/06/2008 16:57:25
From: veg gardener
ID: 20625
Subject: re: June chat

back now.

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Date: 29/06/2008 17:01:59
From: Happy Potter
ID: 20627
Subject: re: June chat

Arvo all.
Myself, my eldest daughter and friend’s have had an absolute ball today :D ..for the lapbander’s ‘ A Current Affair ‘ show taping . So much fun lol..one lady had lost so much weight that she and another girl both fitted into the former’s large sized pant’s lol, what a hoot that was.
My daughter and I did an interview together.. we were sooo nervous! They asked her what she was feeling about her pending lap band procedure, and she did very well, lot’s of “awww ‘s” when she said I was her inspiration :D
I showed before and after pic’s , as did other’s.
The food went down really well for our after party :D

The show will air mid July , not sure of the exact date yet but they will let us know asap. The show will coincide with a book release by a leading lap band surgeon, Proff O’Brien. They took 2 hour’s of footage and when it does air, it will only be 10 minute’s !
Now to get the make up off and relax with a cuppa :)

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Date: 29/06/2008 17:03:33
From: cackles
ID: 20628
Subject: re: June chat

Hi veg.

“then a fire truck went past and turned of his sirens and it was all good”. Reminds me of a story I was sent recently…:)

A firefighter was working on the engine outside the station when he
noticed a little girl nearby in a little red wagon with little ladders hung
off the sides & a garden hose tightly coiled in the middle. The girl was
wearing a firefighter’ s helmet. The wagon was being pulled by her
dog & her cat. The fire fighter walked over to take a closer look.

‘That sure is a nice fire truck,’ the firefighter said with admiration.

‘Thanks,’ the girl replied.

The firefighter looked a little closer & noticed the girl had tied the wagon
to her dog’s collar and to the cat’s testicles.

‘Little partner,’ the firefighter said. ‘I don’t want to tell you how to run your
rig, but if you were to tie that rope around the cat’s collar, I think you could
go faster.’

The little girl replied thoughtfully, ‘You ‘re probably right, but then I wouldn’t
have a siren.’

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Date: 29/06/2008 17:07:13
From: Lucky1
ID: 20630
Subject: re: June chat

This Tuesday we are off up north for the day.

My dad was rushed back into hospital again last week in the middle of the night. He’s home now…. Elf said he’d take me up to see my dad.

So while there, we’ll see my brother & his wife.

Also just got off the phone and we’ll be catching up with Drylander.

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Date: 29/06/2008 17:08:43
From: Lucky1
ID: 20631
Subject: re: June chat

The show will air mid July , not sure of the exact date yet but they will let us know asap. The show will coincide with a book release by a leading lap band surgeon, Proff O’Brien. They took 2 hour’s of footage and when it does air, it will only be 10 minute’s !
Now to get the make up off and relax with a cuppa :)
————————————————
Oh a mega star in the making:)

can’t wait to see the program:D

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Date: 29/06/2008 17:09:11
From: veg gardener
ID: 20632
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Arvo all.
Myself, my eldest daughter and friend’s have had an absolute ball today :D ..for the lapbander’s ‘ A Current Affair ‘ show taping . So much fun lol..one lady had lost so much weight that she and another girl both fitted into the former’s large sized pant’s lol, what a hoot that was.
My daughter and I did an interview together.. we were sooo nervous! They asked her what she was feeling about her pending lap band procedure, and she did very well, lot’s of “awww ‘s” when she said I was her inspiration :D
I showed before and after pic’s , as did other’s.
The food went down really well for our after party :D

The show will air mid July , not sure of the exact date yet but they will let us know asap. The show will coincide with a book release by a leading lap band surgeon, Proff O’Brien. They took 2 hour’s of footage and when it does air, it will only be 10 minute’s !
Now to get the make up off and relax with a cuppa :)

ok what name do i have to listen for?

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Date: 29/06/2008 17:10:06
From: veg gardener
ID: 20633
Subject: re: June chat

cackles said:


Hi veg.

“then a fire truck went past and turned of his sirens and it was all good”. Reminds me of a story I was sent recently…:)

A firefighter was working on the engine outside the station when he
noticed a little girl nearby in a little red wagon with little ladders hung
off the sides & a garden hose tightly coiled in the middle. The girl was
wearing a firefighter’ s helmet. The wagon was being pulled by her
dog & her cat. The fire fighter walked over to take a closer look.

‘That sure is a nice fire truck,’ the firefighter said with admiration.

‘Thanks,’ the girl replied.

The firefighter looked a little closer & noticed the girl had tied the wagon
to her dog’s collar and to the cat’s testicles.

‘Little partner,’ the firefighter said. ‘I don’t want to tell you how to run your
rig, but if you were to tie that rope around the cat’s collar, I think you could
go faster.’

The little girl replied thoughtfully, ‘You ‘re probably right, but then I wouldn’t
have a siren.’

thats a good one.

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Date: 29/06/2008 17:10:25
From: Lucky1
ID: 20634
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Happy Potter said:

Arvo all.
Myself, my eldest daughter and friend’s have had an absolute ball today :D ..for the lapbander’s ‘ A Current Affair ‘ show taping . So much fun lol..one lady had lost so much weight that she and another girl both fitted into the former’s large sized pant’s lol, what a hoot that was.
My daughter and I did an interview together.. we were sooo nervous! They asked her what she was feeling about her pending lap band procedure, and she did very well, lot’s of “awww ‘s” when she said I was her inspiration :D
I showed before and after pic’s , as did other’s.
The food went down really well for our after party :D

The show will air mid July , not sure of the exact date yet but they will let us know asap. The show will coincide with a book release by a leading lap band surgeon, Proff O’Brien. They took 2 hour’s of footage and when it does air, it will only be 10 minute’s !
Now to get the make up off and relax with a cuppa :)

ok what name do i have to listen for?


Hey wear my jumper too;P

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Date: 29/06/2008 17:11:04
From: veg gardener
ID: 20636
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


This Tuesday we are off up north for the day.

My dad was rushed back into hospital again last week in the middle of the night. He’s home now…. Elf said he’d take me up to see my dad.

So while there, we’ll see my brother & his wife.

Also just got off the phone and we’ll be catching up with Drylander.

wounder if drylander will be coming back on the forums havent spoken to Dl in ages.

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Date: 29/06/2008 17:11:42
From: veg gardener
ID: 20637
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


veg gardener said:

Happy Potter said:

Arvo all.
Myself, my eldest daughter and friend’s have had an absolute ball today :D ..for the lapbander’s ‘ A Current Affair ‘ show taping . So much fun lol..one lady had lost so much weight that she and another girl both fitted into the former’s large sized pant’s lol, what a hoot that was.
My daughter and I did an interview together.. we were sooo nervous! They asked her what she was feeling about her pending lap band procedure, and she did very well, lot’s of “awww ‘s” when she said I was her inspiration :D
I showed before and after pic’s , as did other’s.
The food went down really well for our after party :D

The show will air mid July , not sure of the exact date yet but they will let us know asap. The show will coincide with a book release by a leading lap band surgeon, Proff O’Brien. They took 2 hour’s of footage and when it does air, it will only be 10 minute’s !
Now to get the make up off and relax with a cuppa :)

ok what name do i have to listen for?


Hey wear my jumper too;P

yes did you mench us as well?

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Date: 29/06/2008 17:15:14
From: Longy
ID: 20639
Subject: re: June chat

how far away is Grafton from where you are?

+++++++++++
35 minutes. Got a load of coopoo too.

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Date: 29/06/2008 17:16:50
From: veg gardener
ID: 20641
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


how far away is Grafton from where you are?

+++++++++++
35 minutes. Got a load of coopoo too.

thats good travel time.

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Date: 29/06/2008 17:17:31
From: Happy Potter
ID: 20642
Subject: re: June chat

“Hey wear my jumper too;P “

I did wear it Lucky, but not for the taped part as there were big camera light’s on us. I was sweltering. I’d hate to be a star lol

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Date: 29/06/2008 17:19:06
From: Lucky1
ID: 20643
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


“Hey wear my jumper too;P “

I did wear it Lucky, but not for the taped part as there were big camera light’s on us. I was sweltering. I’d hate to be a star lol


Bugger:( Think of the extra weight you could have lost….LOL

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Date: 29/06/2008 17:19:18
From: Longy
ID: 20644
Subject: re: June chat

Also went fishing. Caught little stuff and released them and one Longtom. Released also. Got my new fishing rod. Spread the coopoo.
A good day. Start time was 05:30 so a big day so far.
Gonna go play with my new combo and go again tomorrow.

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Date: 29/06/2008 17:20:39
From: veg gardener
ID: 20645
Subject: re: June chat

Longy said:


Also went fishing. Caught little stuff and released them and one Longtom. Released also. Got my new fishing rod. Spread the coopoo.
A good day. Start time was 05:30 so a big day so far.
Gonna go play with my new combo and go again tomorrow.

nice, youngfella gonna go with you tomorrow as well?

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Date: 29/06/2008 17:24:26
From: Happy Potter
ID: 20646
Subject: re: June chat

“yes did you mench us as well?”

The show wasn’t about gardening Veg, so no I didn’t mention anyone, but I did mention that gardening is a whole lot easier for me now that I’m fitter:)

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Date: 29/06/2008 17:26:10
From: veg gardener
ID: 20647
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


“yes did you mench us as well?”

The show wasn’t about gardening Veg, so no I didn’t mention anyone, but I did mention that gardening is a whole lot easier for me now that I’m fitter:)

thats good so what name to i have to listen for? when it comes on tv?

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Date: 29/06/2008 17:40:00
From: Happy Potter
ID: 20648
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Happy Potter said:

“yes did you mench us as well?”

The show wasn’t about gardening Veg, so no I didn’t mention anyone, but I did mention that gardening is a whole lot easier for me now that I’m fitter:)

thats good so what name to i have to listen for? when it comes on tv?

Coralee (me) and Kirsty. Shhhhh!
lol

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Date: 29/06/2008 17:40:35
From: veg gardener
ID: 20649
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


veg gardener said:

Happy Potter said:

“yes did you mench us as well?”

The show wasn’t about gardening Veg, so no I didn’t mention anyone, but I did mention that gardening is a whole lot easier for me now that I’m fitter:)

thats good so what name to i have to listen for? when it comes on tv?

Coralee (me) and Kirsty. Shhhhh!
lol

ok ill listen for them 2 names ill tell mum as well. send me an email for when it is on ok?

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Date: 29/06/2008 17:43:42
From: bluegreen
ID: 20651
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


This morning the elf & I went to a paint shop for info on low fume or no fume paints for the gym room.

One thing the Toyshop didn’t tell us, was when dark colours are added to the low paint mix……. the fumes is upped to regular smelling paint.

2 more paint shops in our area we are going to visit and see what they say and then the cheapest place will get our $$$.

Why don’t you have a look into the alternate eco friendly paints? They may be low fume as well. They’ll be more expensive though.

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Date: 29/06/2008 17:47:15
From: bluegreen
ID: 20652
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


This Tuesday we are off up north for the day.

My dad was rushed back into hospital again last week in the middle of the night. He’s home now…. Elf said he’d take me up to see my dad.

So while there, we’ll see my brother & his wife.

Also just got off the phone and we’ll be catching up with Drylander.

hope you get some good quality time with your dad Lucky. Hope they can stabilise the problem too.

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Date: 29/06/2008 17:50:06
From: bluegreen
ID: 20653
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


veg gardener said:

Happy Potter said:

“yes did you mench us as well?”

The show wasn’t about gardening Veg, so no I didn’t mention anyone, but I did mention that gardening is a whole lot easier for me now that I’m fitter:)

thats good so what name to i have to listen for? when it comes on tv?

Coralee (me) and Kirsty. Shhhhh!
lol

were there any other mother/daughter teams? You’d be hard to miss if not :)

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Date: 29/06/2008 17:53:06
From: veg gardener
ID: 20654
Subject: re: June chat

back from tea.

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Date: 29/06/2008 18:06:33
From: bluegreen
ID: 20656
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


back from tea.

what’s for dinner Veg? I’m hungry :)

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Date: 29/06/2008 18:08:25
From: veg gardener
ID: 20657
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

back from tea.

what’s for dinner Veg? I’m hungry :)

we had spag bowl which my sister made mum is still sick :(.

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Date: 29/06/2008 18:09:06
From: veg gardener
ID: 20658
Subject: re: June chat

BG whats for Desert??? come on we could have a meal right now i need desert.

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Date: 29/06/2008 18:09:26
From: Lucky1
ID: 20659
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


veg gardener said:

Happy Potter said:

“yes did you mench us as well?”

The show wasn’t about gardening Veg, so no I didn’t mention anyone, but I did mention that gardening is a whole lot easier for me now that I’m fitter:)

thats good so what name to i have to listen for? when it comes on tv?

Coralee (me) and Kirsty. Shhhhh!
lol


Heard that…need to whisper lower;P

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Date: 29/06/2008 18:10:24
From: Lucky1
ID: 20660
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Lucky1 said:

This morning the elf & I went to a paint shop for info on low fume or no fume paints for the gym room.

One thing the Toyshop didn’t tell us, was when dark colours are added to the low paint mix……. the fumes is upped to regular smelling paint.

2 more paint shops in our area we are going to visit and see what they say and then the cheapest place will get our $$$.

Why don’t you have a look into the alternate eco friendly paints? They may be low fume as well. They’ll be more expensive though.

Wattle paints do one and this is the brand we are going with.

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Date: 29/06/2008 18:10:49
From: Lucky1
ID: 20661
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


Lucky1 said:

This Tuesday we are off up north for the day.

My dad was rushed back into hospital again last week in the middle of the night. He’s home now…. Elf said he’d take me up to see my dad.

So while there, we’ll see my brother & his wife.

Also just got off the phone and we’ll be catching up with Drylander.

hope you get some good quality time with your dad Lucky. Hope they can stabilise the problem too.

I hope so too Bluegreen.

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Date: 29/06/2008 18:11:08
From: bluegreen
ID: 20662
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


bluegreen said:

veg gardener said:

back from tea.

what’s for dinner Veg? I’m hungry :)

we had spag bowl which my sister made mum is still sick :(.

oh yum. I love spag bol. :D

I do hope your mum gets better soon, although I am sure she likes not having to do the cooking ;)

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Date: 29/06/2008 18:12:19
From: bluegreen
ID: 20663
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


BG whats for Desert??? come on we could have a meal right now i need desert.

you want dessert as well? Gee, you get well fed at your place! lol!

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Date: 29/06/2008 18:13:14
From: veg gardener
ID: 20664
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

bluegreen said:

veg gardener said:

back from tea.

what’s for dinner Veg? I’m hungry :)

we had spag bowl which my sister made mum is still sick :(.

oh yum. I love spag bol. :D

I do hope your mum gets better soon, although I am sure she likes not having to do the cooking ;)

yeah i bet she does. only problem is people dont know how much i eat

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Date: 29/06/2008 18:13:40
From: veg gardener
ID: 20665
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

BG whats for Desert??? come on we could have a meal right now i need desert.

you want dessert as well? Gee, you get well fed at your place! lol!

yeah i am, I am a big eater. just ask my parents.

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Date: 29/06/2008 18:17:48
From: bluegreen
ID: 20666
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


bluegreen said:

veg gardener said:

BG whats for Desert??? come on we could have a meal right now i need desert.

you want dessert as well? Gee, you get well fed at your place! lol!

yeah i am, I am a big eater. just ask my parents.

oh I believe you. with all the stuff you do you must need a lot of feeding.

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Date: 29/06/2008 18:19:48
From: veg gardener
ID: 20667
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

bluegreen said:

veg gardener said:

BG whats for Desert??? come on we could have a meal right now i need desert.

you want dessert as well? Gee, you get well fed at your place! lol!

yeah i am, I am a big eater. just ask my parents.

oh I believe you. with all the stuff you do you must need a lot of feeding.

yep, but look at the size of me. i am small and dont weigh much.

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Date: 29/06/2008 18:27:02
From: bluegreen
ID: 20668
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


bluegreen said:

veg gardener said:

bluegreen said:

veg gardener said:

BG whats for Desert??? come on we could have a meal right now i need desert.

you want dessert as well? Gee, you get well fed at your place! lol!

yeah i am, I am a big eater. just ask my parents.

oh I believe you. with all the stuff you do you must need a lot of feeding.

yep, but look at the size of me. i am small and dont weigh much.

I thought you were tall? You might be skinny, but a boy your age has hollow legs! lol!

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Date: 29/06/2008 18:29:05
From: veg gardener
ID: 20669
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

bluegreen said:

veg gardener said:

bluegreen said:

veg gardener said:

BG whats for Desert??? come on we could have a meal right now i need desert.

you want dessert as well? Gee, you get well fed at your place! lol!

yeah i am, I am a big eater. just ask my parents.

oh I believe you. with all the stuff you do you must need a lot of feeding.

yep, but look at the size of me. i am small and dont weigh much.

I thought you were tall? You might be skinny, but a boy your age has hollow legs! lol!

yep i am tall i ment small in size but i am tall, i take after my great granda father (followed his foot steps as well).

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Date: 29/06/2008 18:49:08
From: Happy Potter
ID: 20671
Subject: re: June chat

Heard that…need to whisper lower;P

lol

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Date: 29/06/2008 18:50:57
From: veg gardener
ID: 20672
Subject: re: June chat

Plane Crash at seaham this arvo thats where all the police cars and that went to its about a 2.5 min drive from my house next door is the boarder between woodville and seaham.

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Date: 29/06/2008 18:53:25
From: veg gardener
ID: 20673
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Plane Crash at seaham this arvo thats where all the police cars and that went to its about a 2.5 min drive from my house next door is the boarder between woodville and seaham.

it was an ultra glider and our friends have one.

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Date: 29/06/2008 18:53:26
From: veg gardener
ID: 20674
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Plane Crash at seaham this arvo thats where all the police cars and that went to its about a 2.5 min drive from my house next door is the boarder between woodville and seaham.

it was an ultra glider and our friends have one.

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Date: 29/06/2008 19:10:07
From: veg gardener
ID: 20675
Subject: re: June chat

everyone left again?

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Date: 29/06/2008 19:11:40
From: orchid40
ID: 20676
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


The show will air mid July ,

————————————————
Oh a mega star in the making:)

can’t wait to see the program:D

Me too! Don’t forget to let us know HP :)

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Date: 29/06/2008 19:30:03
From: Yeehah
ID: 20677
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


This morning the elf & I went to a paint shop for info on low fume or no fume paints for the gym room.

One thing the Toyshop didn’t tell us, was when dark colours are added to the low paint mix……. the fumes is upped to regular smelling paint.

2 more paint shops in our area we are going to visit and see what they say and then the cheapest place will get our $$$.

When Littlefella was tiny I chose to paint with low-fume paint, one that was being advertised as being safe for asthmatics at the time – Breatheasy or something? – and when I read the paint tin it said that adding colour would add VOCs. The base paint is made without adding VOCs (volatile organic compounds) but ALL of the colouring that gets added in has VOCs. So the entire inside of my house had white ceilings and walls. I called it my Maggie Tabberer decorating look :)

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Date: 29/06/2008 19:32:39
From: veg gardener
ID: 20678
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


Lucky1 said:

This morning the elf & I went to a paint shop for info on low fume or no fume paints for the gym room.

One thing the Toyshop didn’t tell us, was when dark colours are added to the low paint mix……. the fumes is upped to regular smelling paint.

2 more paint shops in our area we are going to visit and see what they say and then the cheapest place will get our $$$.

When Littlefella was tiny I chose to paint with low-fume paint, one that was being advertised as being safe for asthmatics at the time – Breatheasy or something? – and when I read the paint tin it said that adding colour would add VOCs. The base paint is made without adding VOCs (volatile organic compounds) but ALL of the colouring that gets added in has VOCs. So the entire inside of my house had white ceilings and walls. I called it my Maggie Tabberer decorating look :)

the house i live in had all white walls and ceilings.

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Date: 29/06/2008 19:33:53
From: veg gardener
ID: 20679
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Yeehah said:

Lucky1 said:

This morning the elf & I went to a paint shop for info on low fume or no fume paints for the gym room.

One thing the Toyshop didn’t tell us, was when dark colours are added to the low paint mix……. the fumes is upped to regular smelling paint.

2 more paint shops in our area we are going to visit and see what they say and then the cheapest place will get our $$$.

When Littlefella was tiny I chose to paint with low-fume paint, one that was being advertised as being safe for asthmatics at the time – Breatheasy or something? – and when I read the paint tin it said that adding colour would add VOCs. The base paint is made without adding VOCs (volatile organic compounds) but ALL of the colouring that gets added in has VOCs. So the entire inside of my house had white ceilings and walls. I called it my Maggie Tabberer decorating look :)

the house i live in had all white walls and ceilings.


had = has

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Date: 29/06/2008 19:55:27
From: bluegreen
ID: 20681
Subject: re: June chat

some eco friendly paint suppliers. None in Adelaide but some mail-order.

http://www.greenpainters.com.au/retailers.htm

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Date: 29/06/2008 20:09:24
From: veg gardener
ID: 20682
Subject: re: June chat

am i still the only one here?

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Date: 29/06/2008 20:12:26
From: bluegreen
ID: 20683
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


am i still the only one here?

yep :)

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Date: 29/06/2008 20:13:28
From: veg gardener
ID: 20684
Subject: re: June chat

hello bg you busy doing other stuff?

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Date: 29/06/2008 20:18:25
From: bluegreen
ID: 20685
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


hello bg you busy doing other stuff?

just watching TV.

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Date: 29/06/2008 20:19:34
From: Yeehah
ID: 20686
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


am i still the only one here?

Nope, but you’re the noisiest ;)

If there are no new posts popping up, and I don’t have anything to say, I just lurk.

It’s good to have people like you around, though, because us quieter people don’t have to wait as long for a new post to comment on!

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Date: 29/06/2008 20:19:58
From: veg gardener
ID: 20687
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

hello bg you busy doing other stuff?

just watching TV.


lol dont tell me you watching doctor who.

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Date: 29/06/2008 20:20:42
From: veg gardener
ID: 20688
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


veg gardener said:

am i still the only one here?

Nope, but you’re the noisiest ;)

If there are no new posts popping up, and I don’t have anything to say, I just lurk.

It’s good to have people like you around, though, because us quieter people don’t have to wait as long for a new post to comment on!

lol, i get bored so i post.

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Date: 29/06/2008 20:29:49
From: Yeehah
ID: 20689
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


bluegreen said:

just watching TV.


lol dont tell me you watching doctor who.

BG is a sci-fi groupie, of course she is!!!!

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Date: 29/06/2008 20:31:51
From: veg gardener
ID: 20690
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


veg gardener said:

bluegreen said:

just watching TV.


lol dont tell me you watching doctor who.

BG is a sci-fi groupie, of course she is!!!!


mum and dad are watching it. I cant stand it!!!!!!!!! i dont know how dad does.

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Date: 29/06/2008 20:32:13
From: Yeehah
ID: 20691
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:

lol, i get bored so i post.

Geez, I would never have guessed ;)

GTG VG, need to be up at 3.30am, driving to Brisbane to work tomorrow. I’ll aim to leave at 4am. The boss drove last week, but I refuse to go that fast so I’ll leave a bit earlier than she did!

CYA in a coupla days. And remember there’s a boxful of gardening magazines that you’ve only read half of, so you couldn’t possibly be bored!!

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Date: 29/06/2008 20:34:32
From: Yeehah
ID: 20692
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Yeehah said:

veg gardener said:


lol dont tell me you watching doctor who.

BG is a sci-fi groupie, of course she is!!!!


mum and dad are watching it. I cant stand it!!!!!!!!! i dont know how dad does.

Mum and Dad probably grew up watching it when they were kids. It used to scare the bajoolies outta me, so I was so glad when Mum banned it (because it gave me nightmares). The cool kids watched it, so the only way I didn’t get labelled a total dag was because I could honestly say “Mum won’t let me watch it”- which is a language other kids understand, and it gets you sympathy.

Really GTG! Bye.

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Date: 29/06/2008 20:35:38
From: veg gardener
ID: 20693
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


veg gardener said:

lol, i get bored so i post.

Geez, I would never have guessed ;)

GTG VG, need to be up at 3.30am, driving to Brisbane to work tomorrow. I’ll aim to leave at 4am. The boss drove last week, but I refuse to go that fast so I’ll leave a bit earlier than she did!

CYA in a coupla days. And remember there’s a boxful of gardening magazines that you’ve only read half of, so you couldn’t possibly be bored!!


ill read them good luck and stay safe on the roads tomorrow yeehah.

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Date: 29/06/2008 20:36:21
From: bluegreen
ID: 20694
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


bluegreen said:

veg gardener said:

hello bg you busy doing other stuff?

just watching TV.


lol dont tell me you watching doctor who.

no, I am watching House (recorded)

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Date: 29/06/2008 20:36:41
From: veg gardener
ID: 20695
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


veg gardener said:

Yeehah said:

veg gardener said:


lol dont tell me you watching doctor who.

BG is a sci-fi groupie, of course she is!!!!


mum and dad are watching it. I cant stand it!!!!!!!!! i dont know how dad does.

Mum and Dad probably grew up watching it when they were kids. It used to scare the bajoolies outta me, so I was so glad when Mum banned it (because it gave me nightmares). The cool kids watched it, so the only way I didn’t get labelled a total dag was because I could honestly say “Mum won’t let me watch it”- which is a language other kids understand, and it gets you sympathy.

Really GTG! Bye.

dad came out and i said you realise you where watching doctor who and he goes no and i said you where and he goes is that why it was Crap!

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Date: 29/06/2008 20:36:58
From: veg gardener
ID: 20696
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

bluegreen said:

veg gardener said:

hello bg you busy doing other stuff?

just watching TV.


lol dont tell me you watching doctor who.

no, I am watching House (recorded)

o ok, is that any good.

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Date: 29/06/2008 20:40:43
From: bluegreen
ID: 20697
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


bluegreen said:

veg gardener said:

bluegreen said:

veg gardener said:

hello bg you busy doing other stuff?

just watching TV.


lol dont tell me you watching doctor who.

no, I am watching House (recorded)

o ok, is that any good.

yes. it is a medical show. the chief doctor, Dr House, is brilliant and a rat bag.

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Date: 29/06/2008 21:26:02
From: pomolo
ID: 20700
Subject: re: June chat

A busy weekend here. Had to do my charity biscuits most of yesterday. Today was severe retartdation day for 3 or 4 Bauhinia galpinii that had gradually grown towards the road that runs past our place.

Got a lot done but will need to finish it another day. Slow and steady wins the race and that’s just as well because I don’t work very fast any more.

Bought an Eremophila at the markets this morning. (I had to deliver biscuits to the cafe in the grounds) It’s a yellow flowering one, Now, where to plant it. Shame Shame! I only got one plant. That’s not like me at all. I did get 4 big avocados for $2 though.

See you tomorrow.

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Date: 30/06/2008 06:07:10
From: veg gardener
ID: 20708
Subject: re: June chat

hello Greengrub i thought it would be a good idea to bring all the users back togthere.

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Date: 30/06/2008 06:09:37
From: Grasshopper
ID: 20709
Subject: re: June chat

Morning VG

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Date: 30/06/2008 06:10:57
From: veg gardener
ID: 20710
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Morning VG

morining at 7:10am i dont have to say good bye.

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Date: 30/06/2008 06:14:16
From: Grasshopper
ID: 20711
Subject: re: June chat

Day off then have you VG

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Date: 30/06/2008 06:15:30
From: veg gardener
ID: 20712
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Day off then have you VG

i have 3 weeks of school holidays start today for me public schools finsh end of this week.

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Date: 30/06/2008 06:18:20
From: Grasshopper
ID: 20713
Subject: re: June chat

Yes I forgot about the schools being on holidays—good time NOT to go to town while they are off—too many kids about

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Date: 30/06/2008 06:20:14
From: veg gardener
ID: 20714
Subject: re: June chat

Grasshopper said:


Yes I forgot about the schools being on holidays—good time NOT to go to town while they are off—too many kids about

very ture i went to nelsons bay yesterday :) just for a drive.

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Date: 30/06/2008 07:00:05
From: veg gardener
ID: 20715
Subject: re: June chat

Has anyone heard from Bon008 i haven’t seen her on here for ages.

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Date: 30/06/2008 08:59:41
From: colliewa
ID: 20717
Subject: re: June chat

>I have blowen the usage for the month 12Gb in total

I have limits of 40GB for day time plus 60GB for night time, on 1.5Mb/s.

share the connection and cost with my neighbour.
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Date: 30/06/2008 09:04:07
From: colliewa
ID: 20718
Subject: re: June chat

What is curry laksa and how is it different?
What was the main ingredient?

=====

Laksa, perchance?

;^)

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Date: 30/06/2008 09:10:27
From: Lucky1
ID: 20719
Subject: re: June chat

Yeehah said:


Lucky1 said:

This morning the elf & I went to a paint shop for info on low fume or no fume paints for the gym room.

One thing the Toyshop didn’t tell us, was when dark colours are added to the low paint mix……. the fumes is upped to regular smelling paint.

2 more paint shops in our area we are going to visit and see what they say and then the cheapest place will get our $$$.

When Littlefella was tiny I chose to paint with low-fume paint, one that was being advertised as being safe for asthmatics at the time – Breatheasy or something? – and when I read the paint tin it said that adding colour would add VOCs. The base paint is made without adding VOCs (volatile organic compounds) but ALL of the colouring that gets added in has VOCs. So the entire inside of my house had white ceilings and walls. I called it my Maggie Tabberer decorating look :)


Paints have come a long way now Yeehah…thank goodness.

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Date: 30/06/2008 09:11:03
From: veg gardener
ID: 20720
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


>I have blowen the usage for the month 12Gb in total

I have limits of 40GB for day time plus 60GB for night time, on 1.5Mb/s.

share the connection and cost with my neighbour.

wow your lucky how much does that cost? Collie do you play computer games? online.

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Date: 30/06/2008 09:11:25
From: Lucky1
ID: 20721
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


some eco friendly paint suppliers. None in Adelaide but some mail-order.

http://www.greenpainters.com.au/retailers.htm

Thanks:)

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Date: 30/06/2008 09:11:57
From: veg gardener
ID: 20722
Subject: re: June chat

Hello Lucky1

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Date: 30/06/2008 09:14:51
From: Lucky1
ID: 20724
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


Hello Lucky1

Hi VG:)

Chucking it down here, with a bit of baby hail thrown in for good measure. :D

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Date: 30/06/2008 09:15:16
From: colliewa
ID: 20725
Subject: re: June chat

Inflation in Zimbabwe is 8,000,000%

And the are getting flighty if it goes over 3% here!

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Date: 30/06/2008 09:19:43
From: Happy Potter
ID: 20726
Subject: re: June chat

morning all, I’m having a total bludge day ,staying in in my PJ’s long as possible hehe.
I’ll go for a garden walk in a bit and check out what’s blown away, judging by the crashing noises overnight.

Have to go feed what’s got a mouth ..bbs

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Date: 30/06/2008 09:20:14
From: veg gardener
ID: 20727
Subject: re: June chat

the Ultraglider which Crashed at glen oak near dads uncle houses which is about 20mins from here on the way to clarence town we know the family who was in it and the other man who lives near my pop in brandy hill. they arent really good.

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Date: 30/06/2008 09:21:06
From: Lucky1
ID: 20728
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


Inflation in Zimbabwe is 8,000,000%

And the are getting flighty if it goes over 3% here!

Isn’t that the place where only 1 guy ran for the election????

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Date: 30/06/2008 09:28:43
From: colliewa
ID: 20731
Subject: re: June chat

All up about $110/month, but I go halves with next door.

I bought COD4 recently but I need to practice to survive online..

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Date: 30/06/2008 09:29:41
From: veg gardener
ID: 20732
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


All up about $110/month, but I go halves with next door.

I bought COD4 recently but I need to practice to survive online..

how much did it cost?

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Date: 30/06/2008 09:29:58
From: colliewa
ID: 20733
Subject: re: June chat

>Isn’t that the place where only 1 guy ran for the election????

Yep.

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Date: 30/06/2008 09:31:14
From: colliewa
ID: 20734
Subject: re: June chat

The game? 89 or 99 I think.

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Date: 30/06/2008 09:31:59
From: veg gardener
ID: 20735
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


The game? 89 or 99 I think.

yeah the game. you played WOW before or runescape.

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Date: 30/06/2008 09:59:45
From: bluegreen
ID: 20737
Subject: re: June chat

veg gardener said:


the Ultraglider which Crashed at glen oak near dads uncle houses which is about 20mins from here on the way to clarence town we know the family who was in it and the other man who lives near my pop in brandy hill. they arent really good.

that’s not good news Veg. I hope they recover OK. Someone I know in Adelaide had a motorcycle accident on the weekend and is in hospital with a broken leg :(

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Date: 30/06/2008 10:01:37
From: veg gardener
ID: 20738
Subject: re: June chat

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

the Ultraglider which Crashed at glen oak near dads uncle houses which is about 20mins from here on the way to clarence town we know the family who was in it and the other man who lives near my pop in brandy hill. they arent really good.

that’s not good news Veg. I hope they recover OK. Someone I know in Adelaide had a motorcycle accident on the weekend and is in hospital with a broken leg :(


yep. its not good.

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Date: 30/06/2008 12:10:17
From: pomolo
ID: 20747
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


Inflation in Zimbabwe is 8,000,000%

And the are getting flighty if it goes over 3% here!


Gees! You’d have to take your money to town in a wheelbarrow!

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Date: 30/06/2008 12:22:10
From: veg gardener
ID: 20748
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


colliewa said:

Inflation in Zimbabwe is 8,000,000%

And the are getting flighty if it goes over 3% here!


Gees! You’d have to take your money to town in a wheelbarrow!


then wouldn’t people try to steal it.

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Date: 30/06/2008 12:22:25
From: bluegreen
ID: 20749
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


colliewa said:

Inflation in Zimbabwe is 8,000,000%

And the are getting flighty if it goes over 3% here!


Gees! You’d have to take your money to town in a wheelbarrow!

if you had any money that is…

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Date: 30/06/2008 12:25:55
From: pomolo
ID: 20750
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Monday to everyone. Been out trimming more of the Bauhinia and at last I can see the road. It’s not finished yet but it’s 2/3 done now.

Will have to hire a truck to take the prunings away. There are 2 huge piles so far.

Off now to make more biscuits. I think I’m sorry I offered to make these in the first place. Thinking that if I put chilli or mustard in the mix then people would stop buying them and I could stop having to make them. LOL.

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Date: 30/06/2008 12:27:31
From: veg gardener
ID: 20751
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


Happy Monday to everyone. Been out trimming more of the Bauhinia and at last I can see the road. It’s not finished yet but it’s 2/3 done now.

Will have to hire a truck to take the prunings away. There are 2 huge piles so far.

Off now to make more biscuits. I think I’m sorry I offered to make these in the first place. Thinking that if I put chilli or mustard in the mix then people would stop buying them and I could stop having to make them. LOL.

i have been doing some trimming as well, dad said i can burn them all next week along with all the other sticks.

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Date: 30/06/2008 12:40:23
From: veg gardener
ID: 20752
Subject: re: June chat

anyone remember SueBK she has came back to the gardening australia forums.

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Date: 30/06/2008 12:55:13
From: orchid40
ID: 20753
Subject: re: June chat

Hi folks,
it’s not nice outside :( Wind and rain and cold, none of which are my favourites.
I’ll have to play inside today.

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Date: 30/06/2008 13:00:22
From: pepe
ID: 20754
Subject: re: June chat

g’day OC40
same here – an indoor day – and i’ve got quite a lot of book work to do.

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Date: 30/06/2008 13:01:57
From: orchid40
ID: 20755
Subject: re: June chat

pepe said:


g’day OC40
same here – an indoor day – and i’ve got quite a lot of book work to do.

Hi Peps. My book work would only be reading. Not a bad idea though.

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Date: 30/06/2008 13:02:20
From: pepe
ID: 20756
Subject: re: June chat

Will have to hire a truck to take the prunings away. There are 2 huge piles so far.
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bonfire?
we had our bonfire on the weekend – only burnt for 30 mins but you had to stand 15 metres away during the first 15mins.

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Date: 30/06/2008 13:04:45
From: drylander1
ID: 20757
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


colliewa said:

Inflation in Zimbabwe is 8,000,000%

And the are getting flighty if it goes over 3% here!


Gees! You’d have to take your money to town in a wheelbarrow!

Similar thing happened in Germany in the 20’s and early 30’s. My father used to get 1,000,000 marks to shovel snow. He used to joke he was a millionaire in his childhood but that we kids cost him heaps

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Date: 30/06/2008 13:05:11
From: pepe
ID: 20758
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


pepe said:

g’day OC40
same here – an indoor day – and i’ve got quite a lot of book work to do.

Hi Peps. My book work would only be reading. Not a bad idea though.

well at least the grass is greening up – personally i would like to see it rain for a month – things were dry before we got 10mm in the last week.

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Date: 30/06/2008 13:06:40
From: drylander1
ID: 20759
Subject: re: June chat

orchid40 said:


Hi folks,
it’s not nice outside :( Wind and rain and cold, none of which are my favourites.
I’ll have to play inside today.

I can only wish for it here

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Date: 30/06/2008 16:58:43
From: bubba louie
ID: 20773
Subject: re: June chat

Anyone happen to watch Ian Hewitson’s cooking show today?

He was filming at Kingfisher Bay Resort on Fraser Is and commented that there were no mossies because the wonderful resort had stocked gambusia in the waterways.

AStupid stupid man. I’ve rung the EPA and complained loud and long. Someone from their staff on the Island will ring me tomorrow.

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Date: 30/06/2008 18:02:26
From: colliewa
ID: 20778
Subject: re: June chat

>you played WOW before or runescape.

News to me!

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Date: 30/06/2008 18:03:18
From: veg gardener
ID: 20779
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


>you played WOW before or runescape.

News to me!

ok so what games have you played.
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Date: 30/06/2008 18:08:28
From: Lucky1
ID: 20780
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


Anyone happen to watch Ian Hewitson’s cooking show today?

He was filming at Kingfisher Bay Resort on Fraser Is and commented that there were no mossies because the wonderful resort had stocked gambusia in the waterways.

AStupid stupid man. I’ve rung the EPA and complained loud and long. Someone from their staff on the Island will ring me tomorrow.

I was listening to him and heard his comment. But I am not understanding what he said was wrong. Guess cos’ I’m nut up near you to understand.

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Date: 30/06/2008 18:11:49
From: colliewa
ID: 20781
Subject: re: June chat

I’ve only played first person shooters like the Quakes, Unreal etc. Not a fanatical gamer though.

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Date: 30/06/2008 18:12:59
From: veg gardener
ID: 20782
Subject: re: June chat

colliewa said:


I’ve only played first person shooters like the Quakes, Unreal etc. Not a fanatical gamer though.

i have played unreal should get on it one time me and you ill make the game server called veg garden and colliewa username will be veg gardener. you tell me what time and we will do it ok?

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Date: 30/06/2008 18:15:55
From: bluegreen
ID: 20783
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


bubba louie said:

Anyone happen to watch Ian Hewitson’s cooking show today?

He was filming at Kingfisher Bay Resort on Fraser Is and commented that there were no mossies because the wonderful resort had stocked gambusia in the waterways.

AStupid stupid man. I’ve rung the EPA and complained loud and long. Someone from their staff on the Island will ring me tomorrow.

I was listening to him and heard his comment. But I am not understanding what he said was wrong. Guess cos’ I’m nut up near you to understand.

gambusia or mosquito fish were introduced to control mossies and are now a noxious pest in waterways.

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Date: 30/06/2008 18:43:44
From: Happy Potter
ID: 20785
Subject: re: June chat

Echidnas and Platypus are featured on tonight’s David Attenborough’s Life of Mammal’s :)

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Date: 30/06/2008 19:25:31
From: veg gardener
ID: 20786
Subject: re: June chat

back but on a different computer wounder how CB88 is going on the User thing.

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Date: 30/06/2008 20:21:01
From: bubba louie
ID: 20787
Subject: re: June chat

Lucky1 said:


bubba louie said:

Anyone happen to watch Ian Hewitson’s cooking show today?

He was filming at Kingfisher Bay Resort on Fraser Is and commented that there were no mossies because the wonderful resort had stocked gambusia in the waterways.

AStupid stupid man. I’ve rung the EPA and complained loud and long. Someone from their staff on the Island will ring me tomorrow.

I was listening to him and heard his comment. But I am not understanding what he said was wrong. Guess cos’ I’m nut up near you to understand.

Gambusia is the fishy version of the cane toad.

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Date: 30/06/2008 20:39:44
From: bubba louie
ID: 20788
Subject: re: June chat

We’ve just realised we missed Supernatural last night. Did Dean get bumped off or was there a last minute rescue. Somebody help!!!!!

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Date: 30/06/2008 21:20:08
From: pomolo
ID: 20790
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


Lucky1 said:

bubba louie said:

Anyone happen to watch Ian Hewitson’s cooking show today?

He was filming at Kingfisher Bay Resort on Fraser Is and commented that there were no mossies because the wonderful resort had stocked gambusia in the waterways.

AStupid stupid man. I’ve rung the EPA and complained loud and long. Someone from their staff on the Island will ring me tomorrow.

I was listening to him and heard his comment. But I am not understanding what he said was wrong. Guess cos’ I’m nut up near you to understand.

Gambusia is the fishy version of the cane toad.

Our dam is full of gambusia and we still have mossie plagues in summer. Maybe ours aren’t hungry fish!

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Date: 30/06/2008 21:22:04
From: pomolo
ID: 20791
Subject: re: June chat

Happy Potter said:


Echidnas and Platypus are featured on tonight’s David Attenborough’s Life of Mammal’s :)

I was facinated but I think Mr Attenborough was pretty spellbound as well. We have such strange animals in Aus compared to other countries.

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Date: 30/06/2008 21:50:14
From: aquarium
ID: 20792
Subject: re: June chat

mosquitofish……i remember a small dam in zumstein private property….and indeed there was no mosquitos there. these fish do prefer warmer weather to be active.

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Date: 30/06/2008 21:51:02
From: aquarium
ID: 20793
Subject: re: June chat

it can also become a pest…and is illegal to keep in some places.

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Date: 30/06/2008 22:02:39
From: bubba louie
ID: 20795
Subject: re: June chat

aquarium said:


it can also become a pest…and is illegal to keep in some places.

It’s a Declared noxious pest under the fisheries act.

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Date: 1/07/2008 14:20:57
From: bubba louie
ID: 20852
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


Anyone happen to watch Ian Hewitson’s cooking show today?

He was filming at Kingfisher Bay Resort on Fraser Is and commented that there were no mossies because the wonderful resort had stocked gambusia in the waterways.

AStupid stupid man. I’ve rung the EPA and complained loud and long. Someone from their staff on the Island will ring me tomorrow.

The EPA is aware of the Gambusia at Kingfisher Bay but can’t say how or when they arrived. The resort denied their existance until one was poked under their nose and the Fisheries Dept are the only body licensed to use the required poison.
The Fisheries Dept knows they are there but says they can’t kill them without killing the native fish as well. They doubt the resort had anything to do with it and they were probably there already.

So it all boils down to nothing happening. Hewie has certainly ruffled some feathers and phone calls are being made.

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Date: 1/07/2008 17:00:22
From: pomolo
ID: 20868
Subject: re: June chat

bubba louie said:


bubba louie said:

Anyone happen to watch Ian Hewitson’s cooking show today?

He was filming at Kingfisher Bay Resort on Fraser Is and commented that there were no mossies because the wonderful resort had stocked gambusia in the waterways.

AStupid stupid man. I’ve rung the EPA and complained loud and long. Someone from their staff on the Island will ring me tomorrow.

The EPA is aware of the Gambusia at Kingfisher Bay but can’t say how or when they arrived. The resort denied their existance until one was poked under their nose and the Fisheries Dept are the only body licensed to use the required poison.
The Fisheries Dept knows they are there but says they can’t kill them without killing the native fish as well. They doubt the resort had anything to do with it and they were probably there already.

So it all boils down to nothing happening. Hewie has certainly ruffled some feathers and phone calls are being made.

I was under the impression that no other fish can live with the gambusia because they eat everything. Not just mozzie wrigglers.

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Date: 1/07/2008 17:51:38
From: bubba louie
ID: 20870
Subject: re: June chat

pomolo said:


bubba louie said:

bubba louie said:

Anyone happen to watch Ian Hewitson’s cooking show today?

He was filming at Kingfisher Bay Resort on Fraser Is and commented that there were no mossies because the wonderful resort had stocked gambusia in the waterways.

AStupid stupid man. I’ve rung the EPA and complained loud and long. Someone from their staff on the Island will ring me tomorrow.

The EPA is aware of the Gambusia at Kingfisher Bay but can’t say how or when they arrived. The resort denied their existance until one was poked under their nose and the Fisheries Dept are the only body licensed to use the required poison.
The Fisheries Dept knows they are there but says they can’t kill them without killing the native fish as well. They doubt the resort had anything to do with it and they were probably there already.

So it all boils down to nothing happening. Hewie has certainly ruffled some feathers and phone calls are being made.

I was under the impression that no other fish can live with the gambusia because they eat everything. Not just mozzie wrigglers.

Probably. The EPA is hoping this new bit of publicity will get the Fisheries Dept moving.

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