Date: 1/06/2015 19:47:57
From: Skeptic Pete
ID: 731402
Subject: June Chatting

Are there any psychic mediums here?

I need to ask Beethoven an question

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Date: 1/06/2015 19:51:31
From: party_pants
ID: 731407
Subject: re: June Chatting

Skeptic Pete said:


Why are you chatting in last month?

Wasn’t chatting much at all Sir.

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Date: 1/06/2015 19:52:50
From: AussieDJ
ID: 731409
Subject: re: June Chatting

Skeptic Pete said:


Are there any psychic mediums here?

I need to ask Beethoven an question


Ask away. Somebody might know.

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Date: 1/06/2015 19:53:40
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 731410
Subject: re: June Chatting

Skeptic Pete said:


Are there any psychic mediums here?

I need to ask Beethoven an question


What question do you wish to ask?

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Date: 1/06/2015 19:54:03
From: Skeptic Pete
ID: 731411
Subject: re: June Chatting

AussieDJ said:


Skeptic Pete said:

Are there any psychic mediums here?

I need to ask Beethoven an question


Ask away. Somebody might know.

I doubt it.

There is a discrepancy in the 7th bar of Fur Elise (with the little dots over the u)

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Date: 1/06/2015 19:57:36
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731412
Subject: re: June Chatting

Skeptic Pete said:


Are there any psychic mediums here?

only the dwarf psychic who escaped from jail…

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Date: 1/06/2015 19:59:19
From: AwesomeO
ID: 731413
Subject: re: June Chatting

Skeptic Pete said:


AussieDJ said:

Skeptic Pete said:

Are there any psychic mediums here?

I need to ask Beethoven an question


Ask away. Somebody might know.

I doubt it.

There is a discrepancy in the 7th bar of Fur Elise (with the little dots over the u)

Doesn’t help but it did remind me of one of my favourite songs, Violent Soho and Fur Eyes. No umlauts though.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AazTavKYvUc

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Date: 1/06/2015 19:59:22
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731414
Subject: re: June Chatting

Skeptic Pete said:


I doubt it.

There is a discrepancy in the 7th bar of Fur Elise (with the little dots over the u)

Umlaut.

What discrepancy?

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Date: 1/06/2015 20:00:11
From: Arts
ID: 731415
Subject: re: June Chatting

Victoria’s first female premier, Labor stalwart Joan Kirner, has died at age 76 after a brave battle with cancer.

aww rip Joan

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Date: 1/06/2015 20:00:43
From: JudgeMental
ID: 731416
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.pianoworld.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/1157691/Fur%20Elise%20-%20bar%207.html

i know nothing about music but does this help?

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Date: 1/06/2015 20:03:01
From: Dropbear
ID: 731417
Subject: re: June Chatting

Skeptic Pete said:


AussieDJ said:

Skeptic Pete said:

Are there any psychic mediums here?

I need to ask Beethoven an question


Ask away. Somebody might know.

I doubt it.

There is a discrepancy in the 7th bar of Fur Elise (with the little dots over the u)

I’m usually pretty wasted after the 6th bar, Elise or no Elise.

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Date: 1/06/2015 20:03:13
From: Skeptic Pete
ID: 731418
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:

Doesn’t help but it did remind me of one of my favourite songs, Violent Soho and Fur Eyes. No umlauts though.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AazTavKYvUc

yeah they don’t really know why its called For Elise, it could be a mistranslation as there is no original manuscript.

His girlfriend was Therese.

If you ever wanted to listen to it (only goes for 3 minutes) Valentina Lisitsa is the one to listen to, and quite easy on the eye too.

I am unsure why the audience start laughing at the beginning of the piece though

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yAsDLGjMhFI

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Date: 1/06/2015 20:03:47
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731419
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Victoria’s first female premier, Labor stalwart Joan Kirner, has died at age 76 after a brave battle with cancer.
aww rip Joan

That’s sad. I didn’t realise she was that old.

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Date: 1/06/2015 20:04:47
From: party_pants
ID: 731420
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Victoria’s first female premier, Labor stalwart Joan Kirner, has died at age 76 after a brave battle with cancer.

aww rip Joan

76, really?? I thought she was much younger than that.

RIP and condolences etc.

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Date: 1/06/2015 20:06:07
From: Skeptic Pete
ID: 731421
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Skeptic Pete said:

I doubt it.

There is a discrepancy in the 7th bar of Fur Elise (with the little dots over the u)

Umlaut.

What discrepancy?

Well my version which was downloaded from a site called forelise.com (dedicated to this song) has one different note to every other version including Valentina Lisitsa’s.

Bar 7 first note in triplet is D-C-B

Every other version I can find has E-C-B

So in my version it is an E7th chord

I would love to know which way Beethoven wanted it.

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Date: 1/06/2015 20:07:12
From: Skeptic Pete
ID: 731422
Subject: re: June Chatting

JudgeMental said:


http://www.pianoworld.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/1157691/Fur%20Elise%20-%20bar%207.html

i know nothing about music but does this help?

Thanks Judgy that is EXACTLY what I wanted

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Date: 1/06/2015 20:07:59
From: JudgeMental
ID: 731423
Subject: re: June Chatting

see guys, i’m better than medium.

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Date: 1/06/2015 20:09:47
From: Skeptic Pete
ID: 731424
Subject: re: June Chatting

Skeptic Pete said:


JudgeMental said:

http://www.pianoworld.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/1157691/Fur%20Elise%20-%20bar%207.html

i know nothing about music but does this help?

Thanks Judgy that is EXACTLY what I wanted

Interesting consensus on that site that the D is in fact correct, but yet Valentina obviously doesn’t agree.

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Date: 1/06/2015 20:10:10
From: Dropbear
ID: 731425
Subject: re: June Chatting

JudgeMental said:


see guys, i’m better than medium.

Slightly above average

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Date: 1/06/2015 20:10:34
From: Skeptic Pete
ID: 731426
Subject: re: June Chatting

D is probably correct. The autograph, which Beethoven wrote and gave as a gift to the countess Theresa von Malfatti in April of 1810, was never published in his lifetime, and was mis-titled when it was eventually published because the musicologist who was given the score misread “Therese” for “Elise”, has a D because it’s part of the V7 chord of a minor.

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Date: 1/06/2015 20:11:49
From: Skeptic Pete
ID: 731427
Subject: re: June Chatting

And according to this commenter, that single note can actually change the whole feel of the piece.

What an interesting debate … whether the D (subdominant) instead of the E (dominant) to the m7 (RH) of Beethoven’s Fur Elise in A minor.

My natural gait has been to use the fast-flowing E … and go hurtling (how we need to discipline our tempo!) through the familiar masterpiece … but trying out the subdominant D in the 7th measure brought the inclination for a slight slowing retardando … a welcome reminder to “hold one’s horses!”.

Thanks chaps for the new insight.

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Date: 1/06/2015 20:12:25
From: Dropbear
ID: 731428
Subject: re: June Chatting

Pete loves the D

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Date: 1/06/2015 20:12:37
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731429
Subject: re: June Chatting

Skeptic Pete said:


D is probably correct. The autograph, which Beethoven wrote and gave as a gift to the countess Theresa von Malfatti in April of 1810, was never published in his lifetime, and was mis-titled when it was eventually published because the musicologist who was given the score misread “Therese” for “Elise”, has a D because it’s part of the V7 chord of a minor.

Use whichever you prefer, Beethoven’s not going to complain.

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Date: 1/06/2015 20:13:02
From: Skeptic Pete
ID: 731430
Subject: re: June Chatting

And here’s the ultimate answer. Thanks again Judgy

I prefer E throughout then D in the penultimate bar. My two favourite interpretations; Ivo Pogorelich and Valentina Lisitsa, both findable on youtube, play it this way

So that’s how the professionals deal with the dilemma :-)

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Date: 1/06/2015 20:14:18
From: Skeptic Pete
ID: 731431
Subject: re: June Chatting

I do prefer the D.

With guitar or piano I always prefer to play a seventh chord if it will fit.

Helps to have a perfect cadence to finalise the passage.

Dominant and subdominant.

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Date: 1/06/2015 20:14:22
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731432
Subject: re: June Chatting

Skeptic Pete said:


Bubblecar said:

Skeptic Pete said:

I doubt it.

There is a discrepancy in the 7th bar of Fur Elise (with the little dots over the u)

Umlaut.

What discrepancy?

Well my version which was downloaded from a site called forelise.com (dedicated to this song) has one different note to every other version including Valentina Lisitsa’s.

Bar 7 first note in triplet is D-C-B

Every other version I can find has E-C-B

So in my version it is an E7th chord

I would love to know which way Beethoven wanted it.

Ahh, you’re talking about Feral Lisa..

now i’m up to speed…

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Date: 1/06/2015 20:19:24
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731433
Subject: re: June Chatting

Skeptic Pete said:


I do prefer the D.

With guitar or piano I always prefer to play a seventh chord if it will fit.

Helps to have a perfect cadence to finalise the passage.

Dominant and subdominant.

Just don’t end on g#, that would be really irritating.

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Date: 1/06/2015 20:19:41
From: Dropbear
ID: 731434
Subject: re: June Chatting

Skeptic Pete said:


I do prefer the D.

With guitar or piano I always prefer to play a seventh chord if it will fit.

Helps to have a perfect cadence to finalise the passage.

Dominant and subdominant.

Look at you, talking like a musician :) it’s like you don’t even play the Bass anymore

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Date: 1/06/2015 20:21:50
From: Skeptic Pete
ID: 731435
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Skeptic Pete said:

I do prefer the D.

With guitar or piano I always prefer to play a seventh chord if it will fit.

Helps to have a perfect cadence to finalise the passage.

Dominant and subdominant.

Look at you, talking like a musician :) it’s like you don’t even play the Bass anymore

I don’t :-(

Can’t seem to find any bass player vacancies at the moment.

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Date: 1/06/2015 20:22:39
From: Dropbear
ID: 731436
Subject: re: June Chatting

Skeptic Pete said:


Dropbear said:

Skeptic Pete said:

I do prefer the D.

With guitar or piano I always prefer to play a seventh chord if it will fit.

Helps to have a perfect cadence to finalise the passage.

Dominant and subdominant.

Look at you, talking like a musician :) it’s like you don’t even play the Bass anymore

I don’t :-(

Can’t seem to find any bass player vacancies at the moment.

Yeh ever since they introduced work for the dole….

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Date: 1/06/2015 20:23:44
From: jjjust moi
ID: 731437
Subject: re: June Chatting

Skeptic Pete said:


Dropbear said:

Skeptic Pete said:

I do prefer the D.

With guitar or piano I always prefer to play a seventh chord if it will fit.

Helps to have a perfect cadence to finalise the passage.

Dominant and subdominant.

Look at you, talking like a musician :) it’s like you don’t even play the Bass anymore

I don’t :-(

Can’t seem to find any bass player vacancies at the moment.

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Date: 1/06/2015 20:25:30
From: jjjust moi
ID: 731438
Subject: re: June Chatting

Skeptic Pete said:


Dropbear said:

Skeptic Pete said:

I do prefer the D.

With guitar or piano I always prefer to play a seventh chord if it will fit.

Helps to have a perfect cadence to finalise the passage.

Dominant and subdominant.

Look at you, talking like a musician :) it’s like you don’t even play the Bass anymore

I don’t :-(

Can’t seem to find any bass player vacancies at the moment.


I put in the order to repossess all my gear from a stepson. Nothing has shown up yet… not impressed Jan.

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Date: 1/06/2015 20:26:40
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731440
Subject: re: June Chatting

I hadn’t heard of most of them:

10 of the world’s best natural wonders … that you’ve probably never heard of

http://www.theguardian.com/travel/2015/jun/01/10-best-worlds-natural-wonders-us-canada-new-zealand

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Date: 1/06/2015 20:28:42
From: Skeptic Pete
ID: 731441
Subject: re: June Chatting

Interesting………

Lisitsa has received criticism for her opposition to the Ukrainian government and support to pro-Russian separatists since the 2014 pro-Russian unrest in Ukraine and the ensuing armed conflict. In April 2015 the Toronto Symphony Orchestra cancelled concerts with Lisitsa citing her “provocative” online remarks on her Twitter account; the orchestra initially did not specify which Tweets or other commentary it believed crossed a line.[18

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Date: 1/06/2015 20:30:42
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 731442
Subject: re: June Chatting

E before D except after C.
Even I know that and I haven’t played the piano for over 20 years.

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Date: 1/06/2015 20:34:01
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731443
Subject: re: June Chatting

Skeptic Pete said:


Interesting………

Lisitsa has received criticism for her opposition to the Ukrainian government and support to pro-Russian separatists since the 2014 pro-Russian unrest in Ukraine and the ensuing armed conflict. In April 2015 the Toronto Symphony Orchestra cancelled concerts with Lisitsa citing her “provocative” online remarks on her Twitter account; the orchestra initially did not specify which Tweets or other commentary it believed crossed a line.

Silly woman. She must surely have known that Canadian fans would have been very disappointed in her (Canada has long been a centre of Ukrainian expat culture etc).

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Date: 1/06/2015 20:39:38
From: AwesomeO
ID: 731444
Subject: re: June Chatting

For those interested top gear is showing an autonomous truck working its way around rugged terrain and figuring its own way.

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Date: 1/06/2015 21:18:05
From: Speedy
ID: 731454
Subject: re: June Chatting

Finally made it in to see Vivid. It was well worth the 3 attempts. Decided to drive in and park at the Domain but found that, with the new roof tray on, the clearance was not high enough. Parked elsewhere.

Saw the shows at:

Martin Place
Customs House – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SjRDEg04F7s
Museum of Contemporary Arts – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0ejqrQWdQM
Opera House – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hl-gZVOCo8M
Argyle Cut (which we didn’t know about but found only on our return to the car)

… then drove to Kirribilli and saw the back of the Harbour Bridge from near the (unremarkable) Luna Park entrance and looked back at the crazy city from across the harbour.

:)

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Date: 1/06/2015 21:22:47
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 731455
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Finally made it in to see Vivid. It was well worth the 3 attempts. Decided to drive in and park at the Domain but found that, with the new roof tray on, the clearance was not high enough. Parked elsewhere.

Saw the shows at:

Martin Place
Customs House – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SjRDEg04F7s
Museum of Contemporary Arts – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0ejqrQWdQM
Opera House – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hl-gZVOCo8M
Argyle Cut (which we didn’t know about but found only on our return to the car)

… then drove to Kirribilli and saw the back of the Harbour Bridge from near the (unremarkable) Luna Park entrance and looked back at the crazy city from across the harbour.

:)

I don’t understand.

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Date: 1/06/2015 21:25:16
From: kii
ID: 731456
Subject: re: June Chatting

Skeptic Pete said:


AussieDJ said:

Skeptic Pete said:

Are there any psychic mediums here?

I need to ask Beethoven an question


Ask away. Somebody might know.

I doubt it.

There is a discrepancy in the 7th bar of Fur Elise (with the little dots over the u)

Apparently there’s a psychic dog here, which might be handy if it’s a question about “Fur Elise, (with dots). Or was that a psychotic bitch? I get those things confused.

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Date: 1/06/2015 21:25:41
From: Speedy
ID: 731457
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


I hadn’t heard of most of them:

10 of the world’s best natural wonders … that you’ve probably never heard of

http://www.theguardian.com/travel/2015/jun/01/10-best-worlds-natural-wonders-us-canada-new-zealand

I did some canyoning at Waitomo Caves. It started with a climb down a ladder, then we were told to take an inner tube and jump 4m off a ledge into a pool. The float down the river in darkness was quite pleasant, despite being told that there were eels lurking there. The climb out was a little claustrophobic.

The only other natural wonder on that list that I have heard of is the jellyfish lake.

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Date: 1/06/2015 21:29:29
From: Speedy
ID: 731458
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


I don’t understand.

Light shows in Sydney City, PWM.

Customs House
Museum of Contemporary Arts
Opera House

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Date: 1/06/2015 21:43:29
From: kii
ID: 731459
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Finally made it in to see Vivid.

Excellent! I was hoping to be in Sydney for this, but plans changed.

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Date: 1/06/2015 21:58:34
From: Speedy
ID: 731460
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Speedy said:

Finally made it in to see Vivid.

Excellent! I was hoping to be in Sydney for this, but plans changed.

I think they are running it every year now. Maybe another year will work out better for you.

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Date: 1/06/2015 22:05:44
From: kii
ID: 731461
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:

I think they are running it every year now. Maybe another year will work out better for you.

Yep, since 2009. I was home in 2010, but I think I missed it by a few days. I do hope to be home sometime this year, waiting on the sons’ work to ease off a bit.

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Date: 1/06/2015 22:09:46
From: Speedy
ID: 731462
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Speedy said:

I think they are running it every year now. Maybe another year will work out better for you.

Yep, since 2009. I was home in 2010, but I think I missed it by a few days. I do hope to be home sometime this year, waiting on the sons’ work to ease off a bit.

I didn’t realise that it started in 2009 and thought it was only 2 or 3 years ago.

Do your sons live in Sydney?

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Date: 1/06/2015 22:11:03
From: kii
ID: 731463
Subject: re: June Chatting

We’re from Sydney, but they are living south of Perth right now.

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Date: 1/06/2015 22:14:55
From: Speedy
ID: 731464
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


We’re from Sydney, but they are living south of Perth right now.

Okay, I think I’m getting this. So you would fly into Sydney and they would meet you here. They would need some time off work in order to do so?

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Date: 1/06/2015 22:18:39
From: kii
ID: 731465
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


kii said:

We’re from Sydney, but they are living south of Perth right now.

Okay, I think I’m getting this. So you would fly into Sydney and they would meet you here. They would need some time off work in order to do so?

Nup.

I like to see Sydney, we’re old friends. She’s changed, but I still love the old thing. I’ve only been to Pwerf once when 1 son was there in 2010, with his father. Then son#2 joined them. The boys work with their father.

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Date: 1/06/2015 22:19:11
From: JudgeMental
ID: 731466
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii will probably come over here and want a pud. her son is my neighbour. kinda.

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Date: 1/06/2015 22:21:42
From: dv
ID: 731467
Subject: re: June Chatting

Happy Southern Winter

and Happy Northern Summer to people like kii.

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Date: 1/06/2015 22:22:10
From: kii
ID: 731468
Subject: re: June Chatting

JudgeMental said:


kii will probably come over here and want a pud. her son is my neighbour. kinda.

Maybe not…puds are so 2010.

Both of them are sort of near you….with their mad man father.

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Date: 1/06/2015 22:24:42
From: kii
ID: 731469
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Happy Southern Winter

and Happy Northern Summer to people like kii.

Not yet. The Seppos recognise it on the solstice. Which might be one of the few things they do right.

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Date: 1/06/2015 22:25:52
From: dv
ID: 731471
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


dv said:

Happy Southern Winter

and Happy Northern Summer to people like kii.

Not yet. The Seppos recognise it on the solstice. Which might be one of the few things they do right.

So … they believe summer starts at midsummer.

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Date: 1/06/2015 22:27:55
From: kii
ID: 731472
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


kii said:

dv said:

Happy Southern Winter

and Happy Northern Summer to people like kii.

Not yet. The Seppos recognise it on the solstice. Which might be one of the few things they do right.

So … they believe summer starts at midsummer.

I think that’s buffy’s thing. All those murders!

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Date: 2/06/2015 00:25:54
From: dv
ID: 731478
Subject: re: June Chatting

So if someone was getting all their kilojoules from potatoes, how many square metres of dirt would they need to meet their needs?

A good yield is 40 tonnes per hectare per annum.
Potatoes are about 2.6 kJ per gram, cooked.
An adult man needs about 9500 kJ per day.

(9500 kJ per day)/(2.6 kJ per gram) /(40 tonnes per hectare per year)=333 square metres

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Date: 2/06/2015 00:47:01
From: tauto
ID: 731480
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


So if someone was getting all their kilojoules from potatoes, how many square metres of dirt would they need to meet their needs?

A good yield is 40 tonnes per hectare per annum.
Potatoes are about 2.6 kJ per gram, cooked.
An adult man needs about 9500 kJ per day.

(9500 kJ per day)/(2.6 kJ per gram) /(40 tonnes per hectare per year)=333 square metres

—-

weird man asks a question and then answers it.

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Date: 2/06/2015 00:51:39
From: dv
ID: 731481
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


So if someone was getting all their kilojoules from potatoes, how many square metres of dirt would they need to meet their needs?

A good yield is 40 tonnes per hectare per annum.
Potatoes are about 2.6 kJ per gram, cooked.
An adult man needs about 9500 kJ per day.

(9500 kJ per day)/(2.6 kJ per gram) /(40 tonnes per hectare per year)=333 square metres

Allowing for the fact that a lot of humans are children or women, the average would be more like 210 square metres. This would mean about 1.5 million square kilometres for the world’s population. That’s an area about the size of NSW.

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Date: 2/06/2015 00:54:27
From: AwesomeO
ID: 731482
Subject: re: June Chatting

tauto said:


dv said:

So if someone was getting all their kilojoules from potatoes, how many square metres of dirt would they need to meet their needs?

A good yield is 40 tonnes per hectare per annum.
Potatoes are about 2.6 kJ per gram, cooked.
An adult man needs about 9500 kJ per day.

(9500 kJ per day)/(2.6 kJ per gram) /(40 tonnes per hectare per year)=333 square metres

—-

weird man asks a question and then answers it.

As a quick aside it is a real deal, not a national stereotype in regard to spuds. My dad doesn’t feel comfortable without a supply of spuds in his house. He was however poor when young and frequently went hungry, that behaviour is coming to the fore especially as he ages, for example as soon as he gets up and has breakfast he wants to know details of what is for dinner. It is not an option to leave it open and decide later, he wants to know details if going out or what is going to be made from what is in the fridge.

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Date: 2/06/2015 00:57:10
From: tauto
ID: 731483
Subject: re: June Chatting

tauto said:


dv said:

So if someone was getting all their kilojoules from potatoes, how many square metres of dirt would they need to meet their needs?

A good yield is 40 tonnes per hectare per annum.
Potatoes are about 2.6 kJ per gram, cooked.
An adult man needs about 9500 kJ per day.

(9500 kJ per day)/(2.6 kJ per gram) /(40 tonnes per hectare per year)=333 square metres

—-

weird man asks a question and then answers it.

—-

Of course it is known as “avatartitis” , whereby former avatars feel left out if no questions are asked within their field.:)

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Date: 2/06/2015 01:00:27
From: sibeen
ID: 731484
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


dv said:

So if someone was getting all their kilojoules from potatoes, how many square metres of dirt would they need to meet their needs?

A good yield is 40 tonnes per hectare per annum.
Potatoes are about 2.6 kJ per gram, cooked.
An adult man needs about 9500 kJ per day.

(9500 kJ per day)/(2.6 kJ per gram) /(40 tonnes per hectare per year)=333 square metres

Allowing for the fact that a lot of humans are children or women, the average would be more like 210 square metres. This would mean about 1.5 million square kilometres for the world’s population. That’s an area about the size of NSW.

I think the Irish tried that mono culture idea. It didn’t work out particularly well. Saying that, if it had I wouldn’t be here.

My Great – G -G -Grandfather landed hers in 1851. Being Irish he thought he was on a boat to America and was a bit surprised how long it took.

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Date: 2/06/2015 01:05:57
From: AwesomeO
ID: 731485
Subject: re: June Chatting

Reading back that sounds bad, he doesn’t want details in a passive way, he just want a decision early in the to go out for dinner, to go shopping, or that a meal can me made up from what is in the fridge. It is the certainty of an evening meal he is after.

He must have gone hungry many times me thinks.

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Date: 2/06/2015 01:07:41
From: dv
ID: 731486
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


dv said:

dv said:

So if someone was getting all their kilojoules from potatoes, how many square metres of dirt would they need to meet their needs?

A good yield is 40 tonnes per hectare per annum.
Potatoes are about 2.6 kJ per gram, cooked.
An adult man needs about 9500 kJ per day.

(9500 kJ per day)/(2.6 kJ per gram) /(40 tonnes per hectare per year)=333 square metres

Allowing for the fact that a lot of humans are children or women, the average would be more like 210 square metres. This would mean about 1.5 million square kilometres for the world’s population. That’s an area about the size of NSW.

I think the Irish tried that mono culture idea. It didn’t work out particularly well. Saying that, if it had I wouldn’t be here.

My Great – G -G -Grandfather landed hers in 1851. Being Irish he thought he was on a boat to America and was a bit surprised how long it took.

I agree but presumably some of these other high carb crops have similar stats.

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Date: 2/06/2015 01:14:47
From: AwesomeO
ID: 731487
Subject: re: June Chatting

I would like to read a book about how much a potato disease on a small island changed the world. It would be pretty frigging significant.

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Date: 2/06/2015 01:15:11
From: dv
ID: 731488
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:

I would like to read a book about how much a potato disease on a small island changed the world. It would be pretty frigging significant.

I dare say such books can be obtained.

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Date: 2/06/2015 02:01:38
From: roughbarked
ID: 731489
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


AwesomeO said:

I would like to read a book about how much a potato disease on a small island changed the world. It would be pretty frigging significant.

I dare say such books can be obtained.

It isn’t like they are cold war documents.

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Date: 2/06/2015 02:14:27
From: kii
ID: 731490
Subject: re: June Chatting

tauto said:

Of course it is known as “avatartitis” , whereby former avatars feel left out if no questions are asked within their field.:)

Like….a…potato field?
*runs*

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Date: 2/06/2015 03:00:21
From: Michael V
ID: 731491
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arvo from a cold and damp London. I now understand why these people established such a large empire. They needed to escape. Walked a long way today, but I am still quite cool.

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Date: 2/06/2015 04:09:39
From: transition
ID: 731492
Subject: re: June Chatting

what would it the literal opposite stateless
be it stateful, citizen in the regular English

whateva ‘m wander ‘way maybe captured
or shot, all is simpler if none’s of home lot

so become battle field rules that uncitizen
emphasisin’, illegitimate nasty aspirations

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Date: 2/06/2015 06:17:17
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731494
Subject: re: June Chatting

morning folks

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Date: 2/06/2015 06:52:37
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 731495
Subject: re: June Chatting

Skeptic Pete said:


There is a discrepancy in the 7th bar of Fur Elise (with the little dots over the u)

Well my version which was downloaded from a site called forelise.com (dedicated to this song) has one different note to every other version including Valentina Lisitsa’s.

Bar 7 first note in triplet is D-C-B

Every other version I can find has E-C-B

So in my version it is an E7th chord

I would love to know which way Beethoven wanted it.

Quoting from the link given above:

“I think this is one of those questions to which there is no “right” answer. In fact, Beethoven himself may have played it either way, depending upon his mental state at the time of a performance. The literature is awash with stories about this situation with Chopin, for instance.

Having said that, in general the Henle editions are considered to be more accurate than most others.

D is probably correct. The autograph, which Beethoven wrote and gave as a gift to the countess Theresa von Malfatti in April of 1810, was never published in his lifetime, and was mis-titled when it was eventually published because the musicologist who was given the score misread “Therese” for “Elise”, has a D because it’s part of the V7 chord of a minor.”

Brilliant question, I’ll have to try it out both ways, or get my wife to.

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Date: 2/06/2015 06:54:08
From: buffy
ID: 731496
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good morning Holidayers. It is around minus one here and very still. Dark. Not sure if it’s frosty, but I expect it probably is.

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Date: 2/06/2015 06:55:22
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 731497
Subject: re: June Chatting

tauto said:

Of course it is known as “avatartitis” , whereby former avatars feel left out if no questions are asked within their field.:)

LOL OMG, that is so true.

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Date: 2/06/2015 07:02:49
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731498
Subject: re: June Chatting

gday moll, buffy

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Date: 2/06/2015 07:33:29
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 731499
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Good morning Holidayers. It is around minus one here and very still. Dark. Not sure if it’s frosty, but I expect it probably is.

Well, second day of winter, what do you expect?


So if someone was getting all their kilojoules from potatoes, how many square metres of dirt would they need to meet their needs?
A good yield is 40 tonnes per hectare per annum.
Potatoes are about 2.6 kJ per gram, cooked.
An adult man needs about 9500 kJ per day.

(9500 kJ per day)/(2.6 kJ per gram) /(40 tonnes per hectare per year)=333 square metres

DV’s estimated 40 tons per hectare for potatoes is spot on.

It’d be interesting to compare that with other plants. Sugar cane, soy, canola, corn, rice.

Sugar cane yields 80 to 100 tons per hectare per annum. (82 in Australia). At 17 kJ/g
Soy about 2.5 tons per hectare
Canola/Rapeseed about about 2.5 to 3.5 tons per hectare. (1.3 in Australia)
Corn about 10 tons per hectare
Rice about 6 to 7 tons per hectare. (Australia has world’s highest yield with 10)

Approximate kJ/g
Potato 3.2
Sugar 17
Soy oil 37
Canola/Rapeseed oil 37
Corn 4.1 (not sure if that includes the inedible part)
Brown rice 4.7

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Date: 2/06/2015 07:40:36
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731500
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


Arvo from a cold and damp London. I now understand why these people established such a large empire. They needed to escape. Walked a long way today, but I am still quite cool.

And it’s summer over there!

The egg in Little Miss’ room is glowing blue, which means “too frigging cold”.

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Date: 2/06/2015 07:56:50
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731504
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning. Froze car thrice this morning, once before swimming, once after swimming and again when heading off to work…at least it’s warmed up to -0.6 and is sunny and clear.

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Date: 2/06/2015 07:57:59
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731505
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


at least it’s warmed up to -0.6 and is sunny and clear.

Yeah… you can keep that.

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Date: 2/06/2015 07:59:27
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731506
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Morning. Froze car thrice this morning, once before swimming, once after swimming and again when heading off to work…at least it’s warmed up to -0.6 and is sunny and clear.

that’ll make dancing naked under the mead moon tonight rather interesting…

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Date: 2/06/2015 08:16:28
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 731508
Subject: re: June Chatting

Anybody who goes swimming when it’s under 20 degrees deserves all the frozen windscreens they get.

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Date: 2/06/2015 08:18:28
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731509
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Anybody who goes swimming when it’s under 20 degrees deserves all the frozen windscreens they get.

Even if the pool is indoors and heated to 32?

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Date: 2/06/2015 08:19:39
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 731510
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Peak Warming Man said:

Anybody who goes swimming when it’s under 20 degrees deserves all the frozen windscreens they get.

Even if the pool is indoors and heated to 32?

I’m afraid so, yes.

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Date: 2/06/2015 08:23:46
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731511
Subject: re: June Chatting

nom nom nom

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Date: 2/06/2015 08:25:44
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731512
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


nom nom nom

Is the lion proudly displaying the kill on social media? #hunting

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Date: 2/06/2015 08:27:46
From: buffy
ID: 731513
Subject: re: June Chatting

The car thermometer said it was between 0 and 2 between Penshurst and Hamilton this morning. I didn’t see any frost, and the car did not flick up a “there might be ice! there might be ice! there might be ice!” warning at all that I noticed. Still, I’m not used to my car giving me a weather report, I’m used to using my eyes. So I don’t look at the console much. I often don’t even remember it has a temperature readout.

Just warming up the practice a bit now.

And I’ve found the record for the patient we couldn’t find the record for on Friday when we were preparing today. Bowman was filed as if it was Bawman.

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Date: 2/06/2015 08:30:05
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731514
Subject: re: June Chatting

didn’t get below 4.3 here, but the fire has taken 2 hours to get going…

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Date: 2/06/2015 08:32:37
From: Tamb
ID: 731515
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


nom nom nom

A lot of crocodile fatalities in northern Oz involve Americans. Is this a coincidence?

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Date: 2/06/2015 08:41:27
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731516
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


poikilotherm said:

nom nom nom

A lot of crocodile fatalities in northern Oz involve Americans. Is this a coincidence?

Must be all the HF corn syrup they eat that makes them attractive to animals.

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Date: 2/06/2015 08:42:06
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731517
Subject: re: June Chatting

My dad, sister, BIL and some of their friends are going to Japan in February. I figured I didn’t get invited because she knew my answer when informed the temperature would be minus 20C.

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Date: 2/06/2015 08:42:27
From: Rule 303
ID: 731518
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


poikilotherm said:

nom nom nom

Is the lion proudly displaying the kill on social media? #hunting

Heh.

I can see the outrage now… ‘We’re only supposed to eat them, not play with them. What’s wrong with you? Ewwww… And we all know the white ones have no meat on them…’

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Date: 2/06/2015 08:47:35
From: Tamb
ID: 731519
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


Divine Angel said:

poikilotherm said:

nom nom nom

Is the lion proudly displaying the kill on social media? #hunting

Heh.

I can see the outrage now… ‘We’re only supposed to eat them, not play with them. What’s wrong with you? Ewwww… And we all know the white ones have no meat on them…’


That lion is eating an over fatty diet & is in danger of severe heart trouble.

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Date: 2/06/2015 08:53:47
From: Rule 303
ID: 731520
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:

That lion is eating an over fatty diet & is in danger of severe heart trouble.

Lion Nutrition advice column…

Are white chicks Paleo?
Is it OK to combine white chick with Rabbit for breakfast?
Is there a way to eat a white chick without getting gastric reflux ? Always keeps me awake…

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Date: 2/06/2015 08:56:27
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731521
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


Tamb said:
That lion is eating an over fatty diet & is in danger of severe heart trouble.

Lion Nutrition advice column…

Are white chicks Paleo?
Is it OK to combine white chick with Rabbit for breakfast?
Is there a way to eat a white chick without getting gastric reflux ? Always keeps me awake…

Do clowns taste funny?

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Date: 2/06/2015 08:57:04
From: Tamb
ID: 731522
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


Tamb said:
That lion is eating an over fatty diet & is in danger of severe heart trouble.

Lion Nutrition advice column…

Are white chicks Paleo?
Is it OK to combine white chick with Rabbit for breakfast?
Is there a way to eat a white chick without getting gastric reflux ? Always keeps me awake…


>> Is there a way to eat a white chick without getting gastric reflux ?
It’s OK if you have a Biafran for entrée.

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Date: 2/06/2015 08:58:18
From: Tamb
ID: 731523
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Rule 303 said:

Tamb said:
That lion is eating an over fatty diet & is in danger of severe heart trouble.

Lion Nutrition advice column…

Are white chicks Paleo?
Is it OK to combine white chick with Rabbit for breakfast?
Is there a way to eat a white chick without getting gastric reflux ? Always keeps me awake…

Do clowns taste funny?


Not if you suffer from Coulrophobia.

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Date: 2/06/2015 09:00:02
From: pommiejohn
ID: 731524
Subject: re: June Chatting

Question for the social media savvy people ( I guess that’s you DA )

Are there any disadvantages to people you’ve never heard of from Eastern Europe liking your facebook business page?
Is there some scam they can pull or am I just popular with people in Tiblisi?

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Date: 2/06/2015 09:02:41
From: Rule 303
ID: 731525
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:

Do clowns taste funny?

Of course they do!

The only thing worse than having to bury your own daughter would be burying your own daughter because she had done something completely moronic and got other people injured in the act.

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Date: 2/06/2015 09:04:02
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731526
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


Question for the social media savvy people ( I guess that’s you DA )

Are there any disadvantages to people you’ve never heard of from Eastern Europe liking your facebook business page?
Is there some scam they can pull or am I just popular with people in Tiblisi?

They can spam other likers of your page, because they know those likers are real people and not fake pages. They can also post spam to your page. If you’re a big name, they might try to gain new followers by impersonating or hacking your page.

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Date: 2/06/2015 09:05:31
From: pommiejohn
ID: 731527
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


pommiejohn said:

Question for the social media savvy people ( I guess that’s you DA )

Are there any disadvantages to people you’ve never heard of from Eastern Europe liking your facebook business page?
Is there some scam they can pull or am I just popular with people in Tiblisi?

They can spam other likers of your page, because they know those likers are real people and not fake pages. They can also post spam to your page. If you’re a big name, they might try to gain new followers by impersonating or hacking your page.

OK thanks. No one’s going to get new followers by pretending to be me :)

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Date: 2/06/2015 09:05:50
From: Tamb
ID: 731528
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


Divine Angel said:
Do clowns taste funny?

Of course they do!

The only thing worse than having to bury your own daughter would be burying your own daughter because she had done something completely moronic and got other people injured in the act.

Sorry Rule. I don’t get the connection between clowns & daughters. (Unless your daughter is a moronic clown of course)

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Date: 2/06/2015 09:07:30
From: pommiejohn
ID: 731529
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


pommiejohn said:

Question for the social media savvy people ( I guess that’s you DA )

Are there any disadvantages to people you’ve never heard of from Eastern Europe liking your facebook business page?
Is there some scam they can pull or am I just popular with people in Tiblisi?

They can spam other likers of your page, because they know those likers are real people and not fake pages. They can also post spam to your page. If you’re a big name, they might try to gain new followers by impersonating or hacking your page.

What do you reckon, scammer/spammer or real person?

https://www.facebook.com/LAL777

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Date: 2/06/2015 09:14:08
From: Dropbear
ID: 731530
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


Divine Angel said:
Do clowns taste funny?

Of course they do!

The only thing worse than having to bury your own daughter would be burying your own daughter because she had done something completely moronic and got other people injured in the act.

Burying your own daughter and then having to chop her head off because she’s risen as the walking dead would be worse

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Date: 2/06/2015 09:23:36
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731531
Subject: re: June Chatting

So, Netflix is testing ads now…

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Date: 2/06/2015 09:26:16
From: furious
ID: 731532
Subject: re: June Chatting

The thin end of the wedge…

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Date: 2/06/2015 09:27:36
From: Rule 303
ID: 731533
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:

Sorry Rule. I don’t get the connection between clowns & daughters. (Unless your daughter is a moronic clown of course)

You don’t get it because there is none. The two paragraphs in the post were about different thoughts.

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Date: 2/06/2015 09:28:13
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731534
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


Divine Angel said:

pommiejohn said:

Question for the social media savvy people ( I guess that’s you DA )

Are there any disadvantages to people you’ve never heard of from Eastern Europe liking your facebook business page?
Is there some scam they can pull or am I just popular with people in Tiblisi?

They can spam other likers of your page, because they know those likers are real people and not fake pages. They can also post spam to your page. If you’re a big name, they might try to gain new followers by impersonating or hacking your page.

What do you reckon, scammer/spammer or real person?

https://www.facebook.com/LAL777


Spammer. They have no friends.

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Date: 2/06/2015 09:28:39
From: Rule 303
ID: 731535
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:

Burying your own daughter and then having to chop her head off because she’s risen as the walking dead would be worse

Dropbear… Always with the Zombie scenario…

:-)

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Date: 2/06/2015 09:28:55
From: pommiejohn
ID: 731536
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


pommiejohn said:

Divine Angel said:

They can spam other likers of your page, because they know those likers are real people and not fake pages. They can also post spam to your page. If you’re a big name, they might try to gain new followers by impersonating or hacking your page.

What do you reckon, scammer/spammer or real person?

https://www.facebook.com/LAL777


Spammer. They have no friends.

Thanks, she’s gawn!

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Date: 2/06/2015 09:32:34
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731537
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


pommiejohn said:

Divine Angel said:

They can spam other likers of your page, because they know those likers are real people and not fake pages. They can also post spam to your page. If you’re a big name, they might try to gain new followers by impersonating or hacking your page.

What do you reckon, scammer/spammer or real person?

https://www.facebook.com/LAL777


Spammer. They have no friends.

heh. This is why I couldn’t get onto any of the Facebook pages rule was giving me – I have no FB friends and only wanted it to see for sale stuff.

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Date: 2/06/2015 09:36:51
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731538
Subject: re: June Chatting

If you’ve got no photos, or photos not showing your face, and no (or very few) friends, it’s a red flag.

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Date: 2/06/2015 09:37:58
From: Tamb
ID: 731539
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


Tamb said:
Sorry Rule. I don’t get the connection between clowns & daughters. (Unless your daughter is a moronic clown of course)

You don’t get it because there is none. The two paragraphs in the post were about different thoughts.


Right. Thanks.

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Date: 2/06/2015 09:39:11
From: btm
ID: 731540
Subject: re: June Chatting

Winter is Icumen in,
Lhude sing Goddamm.

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Date: 2/06/2015 09:41:34
From: Tamb
ID: 731541
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


Winter is Icumen in,
Lhude sing Goddamm.

Certainly is. I had to put socks on this morning.

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Date: 2/06/2015 09:43:24
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 731542
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


btm said:

Winter is Icumen in,
Lhude sing Goddamm.

Certainly is. I had to put socks on this morning.

That’s the sort of thing Morrie would say.

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Date: 2/06/2015 09:53:28
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731543
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


If you’ve got no photos, or photos not showing your face, and no (or very few) friends, it’s a red flag.

Yea, I added picture of me riding a bike, that seemed to make everyone happy. Although, I could have googled searched a similar image and nowuncouldanood

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Date: 2/06/2015 09:54:22
From: Rule 303
ID: 731545
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:

heh. This is why I couldn’t get onto any of the Facebook pages rule was giving me – I have no FB friends and only wanted it to see for sale stuff.

Bugger. You should have told me! I’ll be your friend…

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Date: 2/06/2015 09:54:38
From: Dropbear
ID: 731546
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


So, Netflix is testing ads now…

Only their own shows and only between shows

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Date: 2/06/2015 09:55:34
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731547
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Divine Angel said:

If you’ve got no photos, or photos not showing your face, and no (or very few) friends, it’s a red flag.

Yea, I added picture of me riding a bike, that seemed to make everyone happy. Although, I could have googled searched a similar image and nowuncouldanood

oh, that’s you…

I thought it must’ve been bubblecar…

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Date: 2/06/2015 09:57:26
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731548
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


poikilotherm said:

Divine Angel said:

If you’ve got no photos, or photos not showing your face, and no (or very few) friends, it’s a red flag.

Yea, I added picture of me riding a bike, that seemed to make everyone happy. Although, I could have googled searched a similar image and nowuncouldanood

oh, that’s you…

I thought it must’ve been bubblecar…

Almost, I’m particularly follicularly challenged compared to Mr Car. Does away with the need for a swimming cap though…

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Date: 2/06/2015 09:57:28
From: Dropbear
ID: 731549
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


Dropbear said:
Burying your own daughter and then having to chop her head off because she’s risen as the walking dead would be worse

Dropbear… Always with the Zombie scenario…

:-)

Gotta be prepared youse

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Date: 2/06/2015 09:59:18
From: Cymek
ID: 731550
Subject: re: June Chatting

Moaning

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Date: 2/06/2015 10:01:39
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731551
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


poikilotherm said:
heh. This is why I couldn’t get onto any of the Facebook pages rule was giving me – I have no FB friends and only wanted it to see for sale stuff.

Bugger. You should have told me! I’ll be your friend…

:) – eventually got on by adding a pic.

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Date: 2/06/2015 10:03:55
From: furious
ID: 731552
Subject: re: June Chatting

That’s how it starts…

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Date: 2/06/2015 10:04:47
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731553
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


poikilotherm said:

So, Netflix is testing ads now…

Only their own shows and only between shows

didn’t foxtel say that a few years back?…

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Date: 2/06/2015 10:07:05
From: btm
ID: 731554
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


poikilotherm said:

So, Netflix is testing ads now…

Only their own shows and only between shows

That’s how SBS started.

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Date: 2/06/2015 10:09:53
From: Cymek
ID: 731555
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


Dropbear said:

poikilotherm said:

So, Netflix is testing ads now…

Only their own shows and only between shows

That’s how SBS started.

They are still the best FTA station so I suppose they are somewhat forgiven, at least they don’t have any yammering sphincter ads promoting some reality tv crap

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Date: 2/06/2015 10:10:38
From: Dropbear
ID: 731556
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Dropbear said:

poikilotherm said:

So, Netflix is testing ads now…

Only their own shows and only between shows

didn’t foxtel say that a few years back?…

Shrug. If they piss people off, they’ll leave. Just like they left Foxtel

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Date: 2/06/2015 10:29:20
From: Cymek
ID: 731558
Subject: re: June Chatting

Twas an effort to come to work today, had a four day weekend

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Date: 2/06/2015 10:33:26
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731559
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Twas an effort to come to work today, had a four day weekend

I imagine I’ll feel similar when I go back to work in 5 weeks.

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Date: 2/06/2015 10:35:07
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731560
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Cymek said:

Twas an effort to come to work today, had a four day weekend

I imagine I’ll feel similar when I go back to work in 5 weeks.

pfft… amateurs….

465 days here…

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Date: 2/06/2015 10:35:36
From: kii
ID: 731561
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Cymek said:

Twas an effort to come to work today, had a four day weekend

I imagine I’ll feel similar when I go back to work in 5 weeks.

I feel like that on Tuesdays as I seem to be having Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Mondays off.

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Date: 2/06/2015 10:36:52
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731562
Subject: re: June Chatting

SS wins

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Date: 2/06/2015 10:38:26
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731563
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


SS wins

woot! do i get a prize? :P

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Date: 2/06/2015 10:38:51
From: kii
ID: 731564
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Divine Angel said:

SS wins

woot! do i get a prize? :P

Yeah…a job :P

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Date: 2/06/2015 10:39:48
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731565
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Divine Angel said:

SS wins

woot! do i get a prize? :P

Yeah…a job :P

sweet!

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Date: 2/06/2015 10:41:24
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731566
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


kii said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

woot! do i get a prize? :P

Yeah…a job :P

sweet!

Are you available Feb 20 next year? I need a babysitter.

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Date: 2/06/2015 10:43:03
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731567
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

kii said:

Yeah…a job :P

sweet!

Are you available Feb 20 next year? I need a babysitter.

so do i… so it’s probably best not to entrust your firstborn with me…

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Date: 2/06/2015 10:43:44
From: kii
ID: 731568
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

kii said:

Yeah…a job :P

sweet!

Are you available Feb 20 next year? I need a babysitter.

For my 59th birthday party that you’re organising for me?!!

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Date: 2/06/2015 10:44:00
From: Rule 303
ID: 731569
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:

Are you available Feb 20 next year? I need a babysitter.

The girl child will be old enough to look after herself by then.

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Date: 2/06/2015 10:44:17
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731570
Subject: re: June Chatting

She’ll be fine, just plonk her where she can see Anzac.

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Date: 2/06/2015 10:44:43
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731571
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Divine Angel said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

sweet!

Are you available Feb 20 next year? I need a babysitter.

For my 59th birthday party that you’re organising for me?!!

D’oh, it was supposed to be a surprise party!

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Date: 2/06/2015 10:46:46
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731572
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


kii said:

Divine Angel said:

Are you available Feb 20 next year? I need a babysitter.

For my 59th birthday party that you’re organising for me?!!

D’oh, it was supposed to be a surprise party!

hve Kingy and Tamb on standby for the candles on the cake…

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Date: 2/06/2015 10:50:57
From: kii
ID: 731573
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Divine Angel said:

kii said:

For my 59th birthday party that you’re organising for me?!!

D’oh, it was supposed to be a surprise party!

hve Kingy and Tamb on standby for the candles on the cake…

Why would I want Kingy near my cake?

Though I do have some tiny lizard feet soaking in wax atm…..a bit dessicated prior to the wax bath :P

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Date: 2/06/2015 10:51:53
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731574
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:

Though I do have some tiny lizard feet soaking in wax atm…..a bit dessicated prior to the wax bath :P

I found a baby gecko apparently fried by the electric frypan. Maybe I should wax him too.

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Date: 2/06/2015 10:54:00
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731575
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Divine Angel said:

D’oh, it was supposed to be a surprise party!

hve Kingy and Tamb on standby for the candles on the cake…

Why would I want Kingy near my cake?

Though I do have some tiny lizard feet soaking in wax atm…..a bit dessicated prior to the wax bath :P

A bit of heel balm should clear up that scaling problem…

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Date: 2/06/2015 10:55:54
From: kii
ID: 731576
Subject: re: June Chatting

It was just a case of saving them before they crumbled. I had them on the window ledge in my room and when I opened the window the breeze blew them off, so I dropped them into the glass with the melting candle. Teeny weeny little things.

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Date: 2/06/2015 10:58:46
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731577
Subject: re: June Chatting

I have a wax warmer that I melt scented wax in. I found a dead fly in it last week.

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:00:15
From: kii
ID: 731578
Subject: re: June Chatting

Just reading about Caitlyn Jenner and I’m reminded again about the person who transitioned when I worked at Sydney College of the Arts in the late ’80s. All staff received a letter from the person – introducing herself and explaining why etc. IIRC she said she was open to any questions from any staff members That was Katherine Cummings who is quite well known in Oz.

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:01:06
From: kii
ID: 731579
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


I have a wax warmer that I melt scented wax in. I found a dead fly in it last week.

ooo…add the gecko!

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:03:15
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731580
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


I have a wax warmer that I melt scented wax in. I found a dead fly in it last week.

wax on… wax off…

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:06:14
From: kii
ID: 731581
Subject: re: June Chatting

I burnt my fricking wrist cooking dinner :(

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:07:17
From: Cymek
ID: 731582
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


I burnt my fricking wrist cooking dinner :(

Sipping the cooking wine too much eh

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:09:19
From: kii
ID: 731583
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


kii said:

I burnt my fricking wrist cooking dinner :(

Sipping the cooking wine too much eh

Nup…stopped drinking last year because of The Gerd Monster.

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:10:43
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731584
Subject: re: June Chatting

I find gender identity very interesting.

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:11:24
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731585
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Cymek said:

kii said:

I burnt my fricking wrist cooking dinner :(

Sipping the cooking wine too much eh

Nup…stopped drinking last year because of The Gerd Monster.

I’m not a drinker normally, but last night Mr Mutant suggested I should drink more!

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:11:50
From: Cymek
ID: 731586
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


I find gender identity very interesting.

In what way ?

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:12:42
From: kii
ID: 731587
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


kii said:

Cymek said:

Sipping the cooking wine too much eh

Nup…stopped drinking last year because of The Gerd Monster.

I’m not a drinker normally, but last night Mr Mutant suggested I should drink more!

Did he offer you ‘mother’s little helper’?

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:15:07
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731588
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


kii said:

Cymek said:

Sipping the cooking wine too much eh

Nup…stopped drinking last year because of The Gerd Monster.

I’m not a drinker normally, but last night Mr Mutant suggested I should drink more!

I’ve stopped drinking completely, for no real reason, other than I no longer enjoy it. SWMBO seems to make up for me though.

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:16:16
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731590
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Divine Angel said:

I find gender identity very interesting.

In what way ?

I’ve never thought I wanted to be a boy; I don’t know what it’s like to not be comfortable with the gender one is assigned. I’m fascinated by people identifying with another gender, or none at all.

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:17:19
From: dv
ID: 731591
Subject: re: June Chatting

I wonder if it would be possible to have completely genderblind laws.

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:17:31
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731592
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:

I’ve stopped drinking completely, for no real reason, other than I no longer enjoy it. SWMBO seems to make up for me though.

I’ve been drunk exactly once in my life. A few forumers were there to witness it.

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:17:55
From: Cymek
ID: 731593
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Cymek said:

Divine Angel said:

I find gender identity very interesting.

In what way ?

I’ve never thought I wanted to be a boy; I don’t know what it’s like to not be comfortable with the gender one is assigned. I’m fascinated by people identifying with another gender, or none at all.

It would be hard to be that way, hopefully they have supportive people in their lives.

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:19:24
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731594
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


I wonder if it would be possible to have completely genderblind laws.

I don’t think it is. Society likes to put labels on people; every form has a box to tick indicating whether you’re male or female.

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:21:02
From: Cymek
ID: 731595
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


dv said:

I wonder if it would be possible to have completely genderblind laws.

I don’t think it is. Society likes to put labels on people; every form has a box to tick indicating whether you’re male or female.

We do like to label anything and everthing, it has its place scientifically and cul

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:21:23
From: Dropbear
ID: 731596
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


poikilotherm said:

I’ve stopped drinking completely, for no real reason, other than I no longer enjoy it. SWMBO seems to make up for me though.

I’ve been drunk exactly once in my life. A few forumers were there to witness it.

O RLY

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:22:02
From: kii
ID: 731597
Subject: re: June Chatting

Oh dear. The fuckwit across the road is playing his rap doof doof music nice and loud. Again. He’s been doing this for months, but I had enough on Saturday and called the cops. Twice. He plays it in his pickup, so I have no idea if he plays it that loud so he can hear it in the apartment or if he’s outside.

I also called this morning.

He’s turned it down again…or off. I think it’s a little game he’s devised. I wish a large rock would fall from the sky and squash him.

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:22:42
From: kii
ID: 731598
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Divine Angel said:

poikilotherm said:

I’ve stopped drinking completely, for no real reason, other than I no longer enjoy it. SWMBO seems to make up for me though.

I’ve been drunk exactly once in my life. A few forumers were there to witness it.

O RLY

I think she was with Allllllllex and at Woodie’s, IIRC.

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:23:25
From: Dropbear
ID: 731599
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Oh dear. The fuckwit across the road is playing his rap doof doof music nice and loud. Again. He’s been doing this for months, but I had enough on Saturday and called the cops. Twice. He plays it in his pickup, so I have no idea if he plays it that loud so he can hear it in the apartment or if he’s outside.

I also called this morning.

He’s turned it down again…or off. I think it’s a little game he’s devised. I wish a large rock would fall from the sky and squash him.

Can’t you make a hex bag or something ?

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:23:28
From: Cymek
ID: 731600
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Divine Angel said:

dv said:

I wonder if it would be possible to have completely genderblind laws.

I don’t think it is. Society likes to put labels on people; every form has a box to tick indicating whether you’re male or female.

We do like to label anything and everything, it has its place scientifically and cultrally but we are people first and whatever second

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:23:37
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731601
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Cymek said:

Divine Angel said:

I find gender identity very interesting.

In what way ?

I’ve never thought I wanted to be a boy; I don’t know what it’s like to not be comfortable with the gender one is assigned. I’m fascinated by people identifying with another gender, or none at all.

i have a few friends who identify as the opposite gender to what nature assigned them, one is post-op, some identify as ‘genderfluid’

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:24:19
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731602
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Dropbear said:

Divine Angel said:

I’ve been drunk exactly once in my life. A few forumers were there to witness it.

O RLY

I think she was with Allllllllex and at Woodie’s, IIRC.

Sorta. Allllllllllex, Woodie and MV were at my house. It was my 30th birfday. Alex loaded ABBA’s back catalogue onto my puter.

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:24:30
From: kii
ID: 731603
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


kii said:

Oh dear. The fuckwit across the road is playing his rap doof doof music nice and loud. Again. He’s been doing this for months, but I had enough on Saturday and called the cops. Twice. He plays it in his pickup, so I have no idea if he plays it that loud so he can hear it in the apartment or if he’s outside.

I also called this morning.

He’s turned it down again…or off. I think it’s a little game he’s devised. I wish a large rock would fall from the sky and squash him.

Can’t you make a hex bag or something ?

Why do you think I had lizard feet drying out on my window sill?

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:24:40
From: Cymek
ID: 731604
Subject: re: June Chatting

Being drunk is OK, its the next day that isn’t always pleasant, its more fun to go tripping on LSD

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:25:34
From: kii
ID: 731605
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


kii said:

Dropbear said:

O RLY

I think she was with Allllllllex and at Woodie’s, IIRC.

Sorta. Allllllllllex, Woodie and MV were at my house. It was my 30th birfday. Alex loaded ABBA’s back catalogue onto my puter.

Ah, yes. The ABBA night.

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:25:47
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731606
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


kii said:

Dropbear said:

O RLY

I think she was with Allllllllex and at Woodie’s, IIRC.

Sorta. Allllllllllex, Woodie and MV were at my house. It was my 30th birfday. Alex loaded ABBA’s back catalogue onto my puter.

that’s enough reason to turn to alcohol…

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:26:19
From: Dropbear
ID: 731607
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Dropbear said:

kii said:

Oh dear. The fuckwit across the road is playing his rap doof doof music nice and loud. Again. He’s been doing this for months, but I had enough on Saturday and called the cops. Twice. He plays it in his pickup, so I have no idea if he plays it that loud so he can hear it in the apartment or if he’s outside.

I also called this morning.

He’s turned it down again…or off. I think it’s a little game he’s devised. I wish a large rock would fall from the sky and squash him.

Can’t you make a hex bag or something ?

Why do you think I had lizard feet drying out on my window sill?

;) I can see doof doof man coming down with a bad case of boils soon

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:27:05
From: Dropbear
ID: 731609
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


kii said:

Dropbear said:

O RLY

I think she was with Allllllllex and at Woodie’s, IIRC.

Sorta. Allllllllllex, Woodie and MV were at my house. It was my 30th birfday. Alex loaded ABBA’s back catalogue onto my puter.

Wow, and you’re still on speaking terms ?

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:27:31
From: kii
ID: 731610
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


kii said:

Dropbear said:

Can’t you make a hex bag or something ?

Why do you think I had lizard feet drying out on my window sill?

;) I can see doof doof man coming down with a bad case of boils soon

I’m aiming for a bad case of rock falling from sky.

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:30:25
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731611
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Divine Angel said:

kii said:

I think she was with Allllllllex and at Woodie’s, IIRC.

Sorta. Allllllllllex, Woodie and MV were at my house. It was my 30th birfday. Alex loaded ABBA’s back catalogue onto my puter.

Wow, and you’re still on speaking terms ?

We’re kindred spirits. She sent Little Miss this

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:33:37
From: kii
ID: 731612
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Dropbear said:

Divine Angel said:

Sorta. Allllllllllex, Woodie and MV were at my house. It was my 30th birfday. Alex loaded ABBA’s back catalogue onto my puter.

Wow, and you’re still on speaking terms ?

We’re kindred spirits. She sent Little Miss this

I sent Little Miss – Essential Skills For The Modern Miss

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:35:04
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731613
Subject: re: June Chatting

I have shithouse letters, kii.

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:48:51
From: Dropbear
ID: 731615
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’ve noticed a really annoying trait on Internet forums. Doesn’t matter if you’re discussing a TV show or game or band.. You may be in the middle of a great discussion on how much you’re enjoying something – some twat walks in and says “oh I hate this because of X”… Suddenly everyone clamours to tell twat he is wrong and this is why he should love X.

FFS. Who cares if they hate it. It’s not my job to change your mind. I don’t give a shit if you hate X and that fact doesn’t lessen my enjoyment of it.

Every FN forum …

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:49:59
From: Cymek
ID: 731616
Subject: re: June Chatting

Have you seen the movie CHAPPiE Dropbear, its pretty good, from the same director who did District 9

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:51:08
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731617
Subject: re: June Chatting

Yeah,. so stop having a whinge when I proclaim my love for Adam Lambert :p

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:51:59
From: Cymek
ID: 731618
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Yeah,. so stop having a whinge when I proclaim my love for Adam Lambert :p

And Delta

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:54:03
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731619
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Have you seen the movie CHAPPiE Dropbear, its pretty good, from the same director who did District 9

Is it like an extended Die Antwood music video?

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:54:39
From: Dropbear
ID: 731620
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Have you seen the movie CHAPPiE Dropbear, its pretty good, from the same director who did District 9

Nope

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:54:57
From: Dropbear
ID: 731621
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Yeah,. so stop having a whinge when I proclaim my love for Adam Lambert :p

lol.

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:55:31
From: Dropbear
ID: 731622
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Divine Angel said:

Yeah,. so stop having a whinge when I proclaim my love for Adam Lambert :p

And Delta

Hey Id do DA doing Delta. I like delta

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:55:50
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 731623
Subject: re: June Chatting

Nothing wrong with X or even x, it useful and we’d be rogered without it, no XBOX or zilafone.
No, there’s no good argument to be had against X, people who hate X are arseclowns.

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:57:51
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731624
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Cymek said:

Have you seen the movie CHAPPiE Dropbear, its pretty good, from the same director who did District 9

Is it like an extended Die Antwood music video?

+r

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Date: 2/06/2015 11:58:20
From: Cymek
ID: 731625
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Cymek said:

Divine Angel said:

Yeah,. so stop having a whinge when I proclaim my love for Adam Lambert :p

And Delta

Hey Id do DA doing Delta. I like delta

They’d both be flattered

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Date: 2/06/2015 12:06:00
From: Dropbear
ID: 731626
Subject: re: June Chatting

Never had a complaint yet *

.
.
.

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Date: 2/06/2015 12:11:12
From: dv
ID: 731627
Subject: re: June Chatting

That Helen Keller never heard any complaints.

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Date: 2/06/2015 12:11:55
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731628
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


That Helen Keller never heard any complaints.

Didn’t see them either

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Date: 2/06/2015 12:26:50
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731629
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dr. Grumpy: “Are you right or left handed?”

Mr. Vocab: “I can write with either, I’m bisexual.”

Dr. Grumpy: “Um, you mean ambidextrous?”

Mr. Vocab: “Yeah, whatever it’s called.”

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Date: 2/06/2015 12:51:36
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731633
Subject: re: June Chatting

No time to count beetles this end, I’ve still got hours of housework to clear. Just choosing some energetic drudgery music and off I go…

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Date: 2/06/2015 12:51:50
From: kii
ID: 731634
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


I have shithouse letters, kii.

Huh?

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Date: 2/06/2015 12:54:21
From: dv
ID: 731636
Subject: re: June Chatting

There are 50% less kinds of beatle now.

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Date: 2/06/2015 13:00:14
From: Dropbear
ID: 731638
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


There are 50% less kinds of beatle now.

Damn. I was going to call you up on that but Sutcliffe died early

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Date: 2/06/2015 13:24:27
From: buffy
ID: 731643
Subject: re: June Chatting

Going offline again to search around and see if I can get my other email address onto the program too. I’m not very good at this stuff because in the back of my mind it is filed as “wasting time”. I’d rather be doing other things.

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Date: 2/06/2015 14:00:55
From: kii
ID: 731645
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Divine Angel said:

I have shithouse letters, kii.

Huh?

Oh…in Sqwabble?

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Date: 2/06/2015 14:01:49
From: kii
ID: 731646
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Going offline again to search around and see if I can get my other email address onto the program too. I’m not very good at this stuff because in the back of my mind it is filed as “wasting time”. I’d rather be doing other things.

Oh. My. Goddess!!!

You are me!

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Date: 2/06/2015 14:05:35
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731647
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

I’m not very good at this stuff because in the back of my mind it is filed as “wasting time”. I’d rather be doing other things.

I think that’s call procrastination…

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Date: 2/06/2015 14:08:44
From: kii
ID: 731648
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


buffy said:

I’m not very good at this stuff because in the back of my mind it is filed as “wasting time”. I’d rather be doing other things.

I think that’s call procrastination…

No, no…that’s another thing all together. Some of us have it down to a fine art.

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Date: 2/06/2015 14:08:54
From: Tamb
ID: 731649
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


buffy said:

I’m not very good at this stuff because in the back of my mind it is filed as “wasting time”. I’d rather be doing other things.

I think that’s call procrastination…


Any time spent on setting up a system so you never have to “waste time” ever again is not wasted.

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Date: 2/06/2015 14:09:47
From: Speedy
ID: 731650
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Going offline again to search around and see if I can get my other email address onto the program too. I’m not very good at this stuff because in the back of my mind it is filed as “wasting time”. I’d rather be doing other things.

This might take you a while to watch, buffy, but just do it! :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuHfVn_cfHU

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Date: 2/06/2015 14:12:42
From: transition
ID: 731651
Subject: re: June Chatting

>…I don’t give a shit if you hate X and that fact doesn’t lessen my enjoyment of it.

probably rubs off from all those out there that have an X, you know people talk about there X (wife, partner, whatever), sort of relationship algebra that went bad.

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Date: 2/06/2015 14:13:47
From: kii
ID: 731652
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


poikilotherm said:

buffy said:

I’m not very good at this stuff because in the back of my mind it is filed as “wasting time”. I’d rather be doing other things.

I think that’s call procrastination…


Any time spent on setting up a system so you never have to “waste time” ever again is not wasted.

One can just ignore this stuff and go dig holes, bake biscuits, frolic with dogs, prepare soups, make things and let the wind ruffle your hair. Will this Outlook thing matter tomorrow? No! Will it still want your time and will it try sucking it out of your brain? YES! So run away! Run away!*

*Not literally, of course.

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Date: 2/06/2015 14:18:22
From: Speedy
ID: 731653
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


>…I don’t give a shit if you hate X and that fact doesn’t lessen my enjoyment of it.

probably rubs off from all those out there that have an X, you know people talk about there X (wife, partner, whatever), sort of relationship algebra that went bad.

Yeah, but Tom is kind of unlikable.

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Date: 2/06/2015 14:19:18
From: Tamb
ID: 731654
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Tamb said:

poikilotherm said:

I think that’s call procrastination…


Any time spent on setting up a system so you never have to “waste time” ever again is not wasted.

One can just ignore this stuff and go dig holes, bake biscuits, frolic with dogs, prepare soups, make things and let the wind ruffle your hair. Will this Outlook thing matter tomorrow? No! Will it still want your time and will it try sucking it out of your brain? YES! So run away! Run away!*

*Not literally, of course.


It will matter because tomorrow you will still have the same problem. Fix it properly once then forget it.

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Date: 2/06/2015 14:21:13
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731655
Subject: re: June Chatting

Quick break. Still to come over the course of the afternoon & evening:

a) Rest of the kitchen surfaces.
b) Studio surfaces that matter.
c) Most surfaces here in the pooter room.
d) Ditto bedroom.
e) Back to the kitchen, full cleaning of fridge interior.
f) Cutting rake handle to size to serve as curtain rail for the kitchen alcove curtains the younger sister has made.
g) Sanding and hanging curtain rail (I’ve already put hooks in the ceiling).

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Date: 2/06/2015 14:21:58
From: kii
ID: 731656
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


transition said:

>…I don’t give a shit if you hate X and that fact doesn’t lessen my enjoyment of it.

probably rubs off from all those out there that have an X, you know people talk about there X (wife, partner, whatever), sort of relationship algebra that went bad.

Yeah, but Tom is kind of unlikable.


Not all Toms :/

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Date: 2/06/2015 14:22:38
From: kii
ID: 731657
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


kii said:

Tamb said:

Any time spent on setting up a system so you never have to “waste time” ever again is not wasted.

One can just ignore this stuff and go dig holes, bake biscuits, frolic with dogs, prepare soups, make things and let the wind ruffle your hair. Will this Outlook thing matter tomorrow? No! Will it still want your time and will it try sucking it out of your brain? YES! So run away! Run away!*

*Not literally, of course.


It will matter because tomorrow you will still have the same problem. Fix it properly once then forget it.

Not me….I don’t give a shit about Outlook. There’s more lovely things to play with.

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Date: 2/06/2015 14:24:05
From: Tamb
ID: 731658
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Speedy said:

transition said:

>…I don’t give a shit if you hate X and that fact doesn’t lessen my enjoyment of it.

probably rubs off from all those out there that have an X, you know people talk about there X (wife, partner, whatever), sort of relationship algebra that went bad.

Yeah, but Tom is kind of unlikable.

!https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BtKmVVLCQAAYdDR.jpg:large

Not all Toms :/


Tom will begin to care after the third balloon pops.

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Date: 2/06/2015 14:25:59
From: Tamb
ID: 731659
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Tamb said:

kii said:

One can just ignore this stuff and go dig holes, bake biscuits, frolic with dogs, prepare soups, make things and let the wind ruffle your hair. Will this Outlook thing matter tomorrow? No! Will it still want your time and will it try sucking it out of your brain? YES! So run away! Run away!*

*Not literally, of course.


It will matter because tomorrow you will still have the same problem. Fix it properly once then forget it.

Not me….I don’t give a shit about Outlook. There’s more lovely things to play with.

OK kii. I take your point but if you have to use it then it will save time to fix it.

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Date: 2/06/2015 14:29:48
From: Speedy
ID: 731660
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Speedy said:

transition said:

>…I don’t give a shit if you hate X and that fact doesn’t lessen my enjoyment of it.

probably rubs off from all those out there that have an X, you know people talk about there X (wife, partner, whatever), sort of relationship algebra that went bad.

Yeah, but Tom is kind of unlikable.

!https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BtKmVVLCQAAYdDR.jpg:large

Not all Toms :/

:)

The thing is that most people who come into a discussion like the ones mentioned by Dropbear are simply trolls. Trolls aren’t very nice.

Unfortunately, there are more gullible people around than there are trolls.

Of course, there are many who simply hop on the outrage bus when someone doesn’t share the same opinion. Something as simple as Ar someone not liking cauliflower attracted an enormous backlash defence of it here (including from me) :).

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Date: 2/06/2015 14:30:36
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731661
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Quick break. Still to come over the course of the afternoon & evening:

a) Rest of the kitchen surfaces.
b) Studio surfaces that matter.
c) Most surfaces here in the pooter room.
d) Ditto bedroom.
e) Back to the kitchen, full cleaning of fridge interior.
f) Cutting rake handle to size to serve as curtain rail for the kitchen alcove curtains the younger sister has made.
g) Sanding and hanging curtain rail (I’ve already put hooks in the ceiling).

Tomorrow:

a) Full hoovering of old part of the house.
b) Make sure space is cleared in passageway for the smoke alarm inspector who’s coming tomorrow.
c) More tidying of sunroom to make it look less like a random collection of hoarded bits & pieces.
d) Full hoovering of sunroom/laundry/back passageway/toilet/bathroom.
e) All bathroom surfaces + toilet.
f) Glue fallen tiles back onto bathroom wall.
g) Touch up decayed patches of bathroom floor paintwork.
h) Write shopping list for Thursday’s epic shopping trips.

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Date: 2/06/2015 14:33:02
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731662
Subject: re: June Chatting

Future historians will read those lists and marvel at how people lived in the days before robots did all that shit for us.

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Date: 2/06/2015 14:33:50
From: kii
ID: 731663
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


kii said:

Tamb said:

It will matter because tomorrow you will still have the same problem. Fix it properly once then forget it.

Not me….I don’t give a shit about Outlook. There’s more lovely things to play with.

OK kii. I take your point but if you have to use it then it will save time to fix it.

Don’t take my point!!! It’s the last one I have!!!!

Dammit :/

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Date: 2/06/2015 14:35:23
From: Speedy
ID: 731664
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Future historians will read those lists and marvel at how people lived in the days before robots did all that shit for us.

All this data will be lost as there will be no way to read it. You should inscribe your list into a stone in the backyard if you want it to last for any length of time.

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Date: 2/06/2015 14:35:42
From: Tamb
ID: 731665
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Tamb said:

kii said:

Not me….I don’t give a shit about Outlook. There’s more lovely things to play with.

OK kii. I take your point but if you have to use it then it will save time to fix it.

Don’t take my point!!! It’s the last one I have!!!!

Dammit :/


I have confidence in your almost infinite capacity to make points. :)

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Date: 2/06/2015 14:35:51
From: kii
ID: 731666
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Future historians will read those lists and marvel at how people lived in the days before robots did all that shit for us.

I had one thing on my To Do List today. Make that brine-soaked chook that you and buffy talked about. It’s very yummo.

I’m off to sleep, I hope. Another day looms with skies and clouds and possibly some other stuff.

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Date: 2/06/2015 14:37:24
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731667
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Bubblecar said:

Future historians will read those lists and marvel at how people lived in the days before robots did all that shit for us.

I had one thing on my To Do List today. Make that brine-soaked chook that you and buffy talked about. It’s very yummo.

I’m off to sleep, I hope. Another day looms with skies and clouds and possibly some other stuff.

And moons. There’s a full moon for my birthday tomorrow.

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Date: 2/06/2015 14:38:37
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731668
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Bubblecar said:

Future historians will read those lists and marvel at how people lived in the days before robots did all that shit for us.

All this data will be lost as there will be no way to read it. You should inscribe your list into a stone in the backyard if you want it to last for any length of time.

I’ll email it to the SETI people to broadcast into outer space.

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Date: 2/06/2015 15:01:41
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731670
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ute 4/5ths packed… now to figure out how to fit the rest in…?!

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Date: 2/06/2015 15:18:14
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731671
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Ute 4/5ths packed… now to figure out how to fit the rest in…?!

Tetris.

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Date: 2/06/2015 15:19:11
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731672
Subject: re: June Chatting

Stuggling to our forecast max today, a warm 6.4 atm.

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Date: 2/06/2015 15:19:32
From: sibeen
ID: 731673
Subject: re: June Chatting

Alex must be running around giddily, it’s 10 bloody degrees.

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Date: 2/06/2015 15:19:41
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731674
Subject: re: June Chatting

Will have to talk to Torrence about GoT, looks like the most recent episode is worth watching.

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Date: 2/06/2015 15:20:24
From: Cymek
ID: 731675
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hey DA our local Jesters now stocks KK doughnuts

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Date: 2/06/2015 15:21:40
From: Cymek
ID: 731676
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Will have to talk to Torrence about GoT, looks like the most recent episode is worth watching.

I will watch some of it on the way home from work on the train, its one of those somewhat risqué shows to watch it public because of the sex scenes.

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Date: 2/06/2015 15:22:15
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731677
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Hey DA our local Jesters now stocks KK doughnuts

AFAIK that was the original plan before the store was approved. I hear there’s another store being built, couldn’t tell you where though.

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Date: 2/06/2015 15:24:01
From: sibeen
ID: 731678
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Will have to talk to Torrence about GoT, looks like the most recent episode is worth watching.

I finished watching it a half hour ago. Winter is coming!

It was a great episode.

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Date: 2/06/2015 15:24:11
From: Cymek
ID: 731679
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Cymek said:

Hey DA our local Jesters now stocks KK doughnuts

AFAIK that was the original plan before the store was approved. I hear there’s another store being built, couldn’t tell you where though.

It gives me time to pop in get some after work, I have a 15 minute time frame between the train arriving and getting the bus home

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Date: 2/06/2015 15:24:54
From: jjjust moi
ID: 731680
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Hey DA our local Jesters now stocks KK doughnuts

The one at Madurah Forum does as well.

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Date: 2/06/2015 15:26:02
From: Cymek
ID: 731681
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


poikilotherm said:

Will have to talk to Torrence about GoT, looks like the most recent episode is worth watching.

I finished watching it a half hour ago. Winter is coming!

It was a great episode.

Cool, I’ve been waiting for it to happen, does it have any white walker action ?

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Date: 2/06/2015 15:27:01
From: Cymek
ID: 731682
Subject: re: June Chatting

jjjust moi said:


Cymek said:

Hey DA our local Jesters now stocks KK doughnuts

The one at Madurah Forum does as well.

They seem to be popular, I saw half a dozen people ask for some in the short times I have been there.

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Date: 2/06/2015 15:28:41
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 731683
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Speedy said:

Bubblecar said:

Future historians will read those lists and marvel at how people lived in the days before robots did all that shit for us.

All this data will be lost as there will be no way to read it. You should inscribe your list into a stone in the backyard if you want it to last for any length of time.

I’ll email it to the SETI people to broadcast into outer space.

That will last a long time, millions / billions of years

but the information will eventually be lost.

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Date: 2/06/2015 15:34:17
From: sibeen
ID: 731684
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


sibeen said:

poikilotherm said:

Will have to talk to Torrence about GoT, looks like the most recent episode is worth watching.

I finished watching it a half hour ago. Winter is coming!

It was a great episode.

Cool, I’ve been waiting for it to happen, does it have any white walker action ?

I can’t be giving away story lines.

YES!!!

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Date: 2/06/2015 15:35:25
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 731685
Subject: re: June Chatting

I have some good news.

The Department of Human Services has a house available for me in Creswick

I could be moving from here in a few weeks

not sure about internet connection there, but I have a 3g tablet

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Date: 2/06/2015 15:35:50
From: Cymek
ID: 731686
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Cymek said:

sibeen said:

I finished watching it a half hour ago. Winter is coming!

It was a great episode.

Cool, I’ve been waiting for it to happen, does it have any white walker action ?

I can’t be giving away story lines.

YES!!!

A yes is fine, no spoilers but a confirmation, thanks

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Date: 2/06/2015 15:45:03
From: transition
ID: 731687
Subject: re: June Chatting

accounts they are all done
day see’s gone nearly
I maybe do music session
last of the sun enjoy it

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Date: 2/06/2015 15:53:12
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731690
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


poikilotherm said:

Will have to talk to Torrence about GoT, looks like the most recent episode is worth watching.

I finished watching it a half hour ago. Winter is coming!

It was a great episode.

We can’t all be at home ‘working’ now can we…

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Date: 2/06/2015 15:57:43
From: sibeen
ID: 731691
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


sibeen said:

poikilotherm said:

Will have to talk to Torrence about GoT, looks like the most recent episode is worth watching.

I finished watching it a half hour ago. Winter is coming!

It was a great episode.

We can’t all be at home ‘working’ now can we…

places pinky at side of mouth

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Date: 2/06/2015 16:08:01
From: Dropbear
ID: 731692
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Cymek said:

sibeen said:

I finished watching it a half hour ago. Winter is coming!

It was a great episode.

Cool, I’ve been waiting for it to happen, does it have any white walker action ?

I can’t be giving away story lines.

YES!!!

Oh my glob oh my glob oh my glob

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Date: 2/06/2015 16:13:33
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731693
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Ute 4/5ths packed… now to figure out how to fit the rest in…?!

Tetris.

downloaded the tetris theme, been playing it on repeat.. :P

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Date: 2/06/2015 16:21:19
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731694
Subject: re: June Chatting

You’re welcome.

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Date: 2/06/2015 16:50:58
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731696
Subject: re: June Chatting

OK, making an early dinner then it’s back to the grind.

Hippy tucker tonight (chick peas, lentils, rice, vegetables)

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Date: 2/06/2015 16:52:32
From: Cymek
ID: 731697
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


OK, making an early dinner then it’s back to the grind.

Hippy tucker tonight (chick peas, lentils, rice, vegetables)

Neil, neil orange peel

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Date: 2/06/2015 16:54:13
From: Speedy
ID: 731698
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


I have some good news.

The Department of Human Services has a house available for me in Creswick

I could be moving from here in a few weeks

not sure about internet connection there, but I have a 3g tablet

I wish you a smooth move and more importantly, good neighbours :)

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Date: 2/06/2015 16:55:25
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731699
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m making slow cookered beef and potato. ‘Cept I’m pulling the taters early and finishing them in the oven so they’re roasty toasty.

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Date: 2/06/2015 17:06:12
From: transition
ID: 731700
Subject: re: June Chatting

#The Marshall Tucker Band Blue Ridge Mountain Sky (live)

chill sittin’ here kitchen, 15.4C the instrument’s tellin’ me
lookin’ at radar be cloud blowin’ in maybe’ll rain we’ll see

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Date: 2/06/2015 17:15:23
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 731701
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


I have some good news.

The Department of Human Services has a house available for me in Creswick

I could be moving from here in a few weeks

not sure about internet connection there, but I have a 3g tablet

Good luck and God speed, CN.

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Date: 2/06/2015 17:17:09
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 731702
Subject: re: June Chatting

AirDog’s auto-following camera drone launches on August 31st

an auto following drone for sports athletes

could be used by parents to follow their kids to and from school

could be used in domestic violence situations where a spouse uses one to spy / follow their partner

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Date: 2/06/2015 17:18:12
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 731703
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

I have some good news.

The Department of Human Services has a house available for me in Creswick

I could be moving from here in a few weeks

not sure about internet connection there, but I have a 3g tablet

Good luck and God speed, CN.

I have already rang and have made an appointment to see them at the property later this week

:)

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Date: 2/06/2015 17:20:36
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731704
Subject: re: June Chatting

What do you get the narcissist who has everything? Himself, of course!

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Date: 2/06/2015 17:23:48
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 731705
Subject: re: June Chatting

MV is probably having cucumber sandwiches and a gin and tonic at his club right now, chatting with the chaps and reading The Times, bastard.

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Date: 2/06/2015 17:26:55
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731706
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


MV is probably having cucumber sandwiches and a gin and tonic at his club right now, chatting with the chaps and reading The Times, bastard.

I’d be worried if he was holding a conversation with Chaps.

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Date: 2/06/2015 17:30:04
From: JudgeMental
ID: 731707
Subject: re: June Chatting

or even wearing them.

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Date: 2/06/2015 17:37:25
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 731709
Subject: re: June Chatting

I just hope that rubbing shoulders with the likes of Mrs V’s friend doesn’t change him, when you move in those circles you can sometimes think you’re a big wheel.
I’m sure he’ll remain unaffected

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Date: 2/06/2015 17:38:52
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731710
Subject: re: June Chatting

everything loaded except me, the dog and the beer fridge///

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Date: 2/06/2015 17:40:59
From: transition
ID: 731712
Subject: re: June Chatting

>everything loaded except me, the dog and the beer fridge///

heading off first thing..

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Date: 2/06/2015 17:42:09
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 731714
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


everything loaded except me, the dog and the beer fridge///

Good luck and God speed.

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Date: 2/06/2015 17:43:53
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731718
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


>everything loaded except me, the dog and the beer fridge///

heading off first thing..

lunchtime tomorrow

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Date: 2/06/2015 17:44:39
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731719
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

everything loaded except me, the dog and the beer fridge///

Good luck and God speed.

he better not… and if he does, it better be on the lemon tree like the rest of us civilised folk…

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Date: 2/06/2015 17:47:30
From: transition
ID: 731721
Subject: re: June Chatting

>lunchtime tomorrow

have safe trip, expect you’ll log in sometime and let us know all’s good.

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Date: 2/06/2015 17:49:03
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731723
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


>lunchtime tomorrow

have safe trip, expect you’ll log in sometime and let us know all’s good.

will try.. will be afk till friday night and just depends how quickly I can sort internet access out as monday is a PH

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Date: 2/06/2015 17:49:13
From: btm
ID: 731724
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

everything loaded except me, the dog and the beer fridge///

Good luck and God speed.

How fast is “God speed”? When you’re going so fast you scream “Jesus Christ!”? I can’t remember reading in the bible the bit where JC said to his followers “Quick, it’s the rozzers! Scarper! At God speed!” But it’s been a long time since I read it.

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Date: 2/06/2015 17:52:58
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731726
Subject: re: June Chatting

Damn dog, smashed his cone of shame off and then chewed off the dressing on the leg.

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Date: 2/06/2015 17:55:45
From: Dropbear
ID: 731727
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


Peak Warming Man said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

everything loaded except me, the dog and the beer fridge///

Good luck and God speed.

How fast is “God speed”? When you’re going so fast you scream “Jesus Christ!”? I can’t remember reading in the bible the bit where JC said to his followers “Quick, it’s the rozzers! Scarper! At God speed!” But it’s been a long time since I read it.

Not as fast as ludicrous speed

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Date: 2/06/2015 17:58:06
From: Dropbear
ID: 731728
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


I just hope that rubbing shoulders with the likes of Mrs V’s friend doesn’t change him, when you move in those circles you can sometimes think you’re a big wheel.
I’m sure he’ll remain unaffected

It didn’t affect you, meeting me

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Date: 2/06/2015 17:58:17
From: Speedy
ID: 731729
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


Peak Warming Man said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

everything loaded except me, the dog and the beer fridge///

Good luck and God speed.

How fast is “God speed”? When you’re going so fast you scream “Jesus Christ!”? I can’t remember reading in the bible the bit where JC said to his followers “Quick, it’s the rozzers! Scarper! At God speed!” But it’s been a long time since I read it.

It’s as fast as a horse and chariot.

Stumpy is faster than that.

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Date: 2/06/2015 17:59:05
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731730
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well that was tasty tucker. Now a couple of hours to digest it, then back on with the housework until midnight.

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Date: 2/06/2015 18:01:51
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731731
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Damn dog, smashed his cone of shame off and then chewed off the dressing on the leg.

It was probably itching like nobody’s business.

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Date: 2/06/2015 18:02:54
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 731732
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Damn dog, smashed his cone of shame off and then chewed off the dressing on the leg.

put a tougher cone of shame on

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Date: 2/06/2015 18:05:09
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 731733
Subject: re: June Chatting

fake bluetooth antenna

why bother?

http://i.imgur.com/eIuHT8a.jpg

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Date: 2/06/2015 18:10:32
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731734
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


btm said:

Peak Warming Man said:

Good luck and God speed.

How fast is “God speed”? When you’re going so fast you scream “Jesus Christ!”? I can’t remember reading in the bible the bit where JC said to his followers “Quick, it’s the rozzers! Scarper! At God speed!” But it’s been a long time since I read it.

Not as fast as ludicrous speed

they’ve gone plaid,,,

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Date: 2/06/2015 18:11:06
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731735
Subject: re: June Chatting

Name something you would find in NASA’s rubbish tip

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Date: 2/06/2015 18:12:13
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731736
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


btm said:

Peak Warming Man said:

Good luck and God speed.

How fast is “God speed”? When you’re going so fast you scream “Jesus Christ!”? I can’t remember reading in the bible the bit where JC said to his followers “Quick, it’s the rozzers! Scarper! At God speed!” But it’s been a long time since I read it.

It’s as fast as a horse and chariot.

Stumpy is faster than that.

nah, i got my short leg on, gan’t push the accelerator as far…

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Date: 2/06/2015 18:12:56
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731737
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Name something you would find in NASA’s rubbish tip

props from the ‘moon landing’ set…

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Date: 2/06/2015 18:15:11
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 731738
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Divine Angel said:

Name something you would find in NASA’s rubbish tip

props from the ‘moon landing’ set…

bent pieces of tin

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Date: 2/06/2015 18:16:00
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 731739
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Divine Angel said:

Name something you would find in NASA’s rubbish tip

props from the ‘moon landing’ set…

Gold.

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Date: 2/06/2015 18:16:57
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 731740
Subject: re: June Chatting

The arse has fallen out of the thermometer.

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Date: 2/06/2015 18:17:02
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731741
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Name something you would find in NASA’s rubbish tip

57 years worth of obsolete hardware.

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Date: 2/06/2015 18:18:21
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731742
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


The arse has fallen out of the thermometer.

Going to be -2 here tonight & tomorrow night. Max 10 tomorrow.

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Date: 2/06/2015 18:20:00
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731743
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Peak Warming Man said:

The arse has fallen out of the thermometer.

Going to be -2 here tonight & tomorrow night. Max 10 tomorrow.

damn… my snow chains are packed near the bottom…

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Date: 2/06/2015 18:21:24
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731744
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Divine Angel said:

Name something you would find in NASA’s rubbish tip

57 years worth of obsolete hardware.

Working out lunar orbits with a blackboard and old IBM computer:

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Date: 2/06/2015 18:23:13
From: AwesomeO
ID: 731745
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Peak Warming Man said:

The arse has fallen out of the thermometer.

Going to be -2 here tonight & tomorrow night. Max 10 tomorrow.

Heating has been getting a flogging here today.

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Date: 2/06/2015 18:25:36
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731746
Subject: re: June Chatting

Old Mission Control display & control panel, from early Shuttle missions.

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Date: 2/06/2015 18:28:27
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 731747
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’ve always wondered about space exploration without the ability to draw accurate plots except by hand. I imagine tables of figures would have been used a lot more than is now the case.

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Date: 2/06/2015 18:30:02
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731748
Subject: re: June Chatting

IBM’s Real-Time Computer Complex at NASA, for the Apollo missions.

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Date: 2/06/2015 18:30:56
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 731749
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Name something you would find in NASA’s rubbish tip

rolls of aluminum foil

underpants from the Apollo 13 mission

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Date: 2/06/2015 18:49:42
From: buffy
ID: 731750
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hello Holidayers.

I have been looking for things on the ATO website. It was quicker to Google my specific question….

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Date: 2/06/2015 18:57:12
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731751
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Hello Holidayers.

I have been looking for things on the ATO website. It was quicker to Google my specific question….

Imagine all the committees the ATO website had to go through to have it sufficiently hard to navigate so as to be as useless as the staff.

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Date: 2/06/2015 18:57:21
From: buffy
ID: 731752
Subject: re: June Chatting

I should think they might have tidied up their auditing after this:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-02/fraudsters-use-defence-fuel-card-to-steal-more-than-500000/6516216

That’s a hell of a lot of petrol/diesel….

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Date: 2/06/2015 18:59:32
From: buffy
ID: 731753
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


buffy said:

Hello Holidayers.

I have been looking for things on the ATO website. It was quicker to Google my specific question….

Imagine all the committees the ATO website had to go through to have it sufficiently hard to navigate so as to be as useless as the staff.

Actually, on the two or three occasions I’ve had to phone them with a query, they’ve been helpful and polite. Mostly I just tell my accountant to deal with things for me. But I did think I might be able to find out for myself if I had to include my mini-pension at T1 on my BAS. I did find out. (No) But not because the website could find it. Google found it. On the ATO website…

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Date: 2/06/2015 19:12:49
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731754
Subject: re: June Chatting

Looks like suicide – former Liberal Democrat leader Charles Kennedy, who lost his seat in the recent UK election, found dead at 55:

http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/bba466e2-08e9-11e5-b643-00144feabdc0.html#axzz3btVlNmZj

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Date: 2/06/2015 19:15:24
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 731755
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Looks like suicide – former Liberal Democrat leader Charles Kennedy, who lost his seat in the recent UK election, found dead at 55:

http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/bba466e2-08e9-11e5-b643-00144feabdc0.html#axzz3btVlNmZj

I get a paywall. Can you post the article here?

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Date: 2/06/2015 19:19:46
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731756
Subject: re: June Chatting

Former Liberal Democrat leader Charles Kennedy dies

Charles Kennedy, former leader of the UK Liberal Democrat party and longtime MP, has died, his family has announced.

Kennedy, 55, was leader of the Lib Dems between 1999 and 2006 — guiding the party to its greatest postwar electoral success — and one of the few high-profile British politicians to oppose the 2003 Iraq war.

An MP for 32 years, he became one of the casualties of the Scottish National party’s landslide in last month’s general election.

A statement released on behalf of his family said: “It is with great sadness, and an enormous sense of shock, that we announce the death of Charles Kennedy.

“Charles died at home in Fort William yesterday. He was 55. We are obviously devastated at the loss. Charles was a fine man, a talented politician and a loving father to his young son.

“There will be a postmortem and we will issue a further statement when funeral arrangements are made.”

No cause of death was given but Kennedy was known to have struggled with alcohol problems, which contributed to his demise as party leader.

The son of a crofter, Kennedy was elected to parliament for the Ross, Cromarty and Skye constituency for the Social Democratic party in 1983, when he became the UK’s youngest MP. Studying in the US at the time, he had not expected to win the seat and had flown back to America when the polls closed.

In the 1997 boundary changes the constituency was changed to Ross, Skye and Inverness West then in 2005 Kennedy fought, and won the newly created Ross, Skye and Lochaber seat.

He described the role as “the greatest privilege of my adult and public life” in a piece written after losing his seat last month.

“I am very fond of political history. If nothing else, we can all reflect on and perhaps tell our grandchildren that we were there on “the night of long sgian dubhs!”,” he wrote in Liberal Democrat Voice.

Nick Clegg, who stood down as Lib Dem leader following the party’s dismal election performance last month, said the country had been robbed “of one of the most gifted politicians of his generation”.

“Charles devoted his life to public service, yet he had an unusual gift for speaking about politics with humour and humility which touched people well beyond the world of politics.

“He was a staunch internationalist and passionate believer in Britain’s role in Europe, yet he was a proud Highlander, Scot and British parliamentarian.”

Mr Clegg also described him as “one of the most gentle and unflappable politicians I have ever known, yet he was immensely courageous too”.

“He led the Liberal Democrats to our party’s greatest electoral successes, yet he always remained modest about his huge achievements.”

Paddy Ashdown, Kennedy’s predecessor as Lib Dem leader, tweeted that “in a political age not overburdened with gaiety and good sense, he brought us wit, charm, judgment, principle and decency”.

Nicola Sturgeon, SNP leader and Scotland’s first minister, said Kennedy was a “hugely well-respected and well-liked man”.

“He was without doubt one of the towering political talents of his generation — a sharp debater, who deployed knowledge, experience and wit to wonderful effect,” she said in a statement. “He will be remembered — amongst his many other achievements — for his principled opposition to the war in Iraq and leading his party to its best-ever election result. Charles devoted his life to serving Scotland and his beloved Highlands.”

David Cameron, the prime minister, said he was “deeply saddened” by the news. “He was a talented politician who has died too young,” he said.

Harriet Harman, acting Labour leader, said Kennedy “was someone who fought for social justice and brought courage, wit and humour to everything he did”.

Kennedy joined most of the SDP in merging with the Liberals in 1988 to form the Lib Dems, by which time he had already held a number of front bench posts. Two years later he became party president.

On becoming Lib Dem leader in 1999 Kennedy said he wanted to build on its local council strength to take it into government.

Arguably his most prominent moment came in 2003 the run-up to the US-led invasion of Iraq. A vocal opponent of military action, the Scot became the unofficial leader of the anti-war movement, speaking at a huge rally in Hyde Park as well as in the House of Commons.

John Prescott, Labour deputy leader and deputy prime minister at the time, tweeted on Tuesday that Kennedy “proved to be right on Iraq. History will be as kind to him as he was to others. A great loss.”

The Lib Dems reaped the benefits in the 2005 election, when the party won 62 seats — its highest total since the 1920s.

His meteoric rise and earlier energy later gave way to a feeling of exasperation among senior MPs that he had failed to give the party a sense of purpose and momentum.

Frustration boiled over at the 2005 party conference in Blackpool, where the leader failed to speak out in favour of his own proposal for a partial privatisation of Royal Mail, a touchstone issue for the modernisers.

Colleagues had long harboured concerns about his drinking. In March 2004, Kennedy missed the Budget statement, officially because of a stomach bug. Many MPs suspected any illness was alcohol-induced.

But in January 2006, after being confronted by ITV journalists that he had received treatment for alcohol addiction, Kennedy admitted he had a problem and announced a leadership contest. He initially intended to run in the race but, faced with the threat of a walkout by many of the Lib Dem front bench, he resigned.

Forever a man of principle, in 2010 Kennedy was one of the few Lib Dem MPs who did not support entering into coalition with the Conservatives.

Kennedy married Sarah Gurling in 2002 and they had one son, Donald. The couple divorced in 2010.

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Date: 2/06/2015 19:24:36
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 731757
Subject: re: June Chatting

One of my teeth just fell out, great it was a support for my plate, this is going to be expensive.

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Date: 2/06/2015 19:24:59
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 731758
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ta.

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Date: 2/06/2015 19:25:33
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731759
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


One of my teeth just fell out, great it was a support for my plate, this is going to be expensive.

Can’t you glue it back in?

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Date: 2/06/2015 19:25:59
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 731760
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Looks like suicide – former Liberal Democrat leader Charles Kennedy, who lost his seat in the recent UK election, found dead at 55:

http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/bba466e2-08e9-11e5-b643-00144feabdc0.html#axzz3btVlNmZj

seems extreme, I could have sent him a chair

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Date: 2/06/2015 19:26:00
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 731761
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Peak Warming Man said:

One of my teeth just fell out, great it was a support for my plate, this is going to be expensive.

Can’t you glue it back in?

No

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Date: 2/06/2015 19:27:12
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731762
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Bubblecar said:

Peak Warming Man said:

One of my teeth just fell out, great it was a support for my plate, this is going to be expensive.

Can’t you glue it back in?

No

My sympathies. I wonder what caused it to fall out.

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Date: 2/06/2015 19:27:45
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 731763
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Peak Warming Man said:

One of my teeth just fell out, great it was a support for my plate, this is going to be expensive.

Can’t you glue it back in?

some poor young girl put superglue in her mouth, made a mess

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Date: 2/06/2015 19:30:02
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731764
Subject: re: June Chatting

I haven’t had any teeth fall out since losing the baby set.

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Date: 2/06/2015 19:32:01
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731765
Subject: re: June Chatting

OK, back on with the housework.

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Date: 2/06/2015 19:38:45
From: PermeateFree
ID: 731766
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Peak Warming Man said:

Bubblecar said:

Can’t you glue it back in?

No

My sympathies. I wonder what caused it to fall out.

Zombies have the same problem.

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Date: 2/06/2015 19:41:17
From: AwesomeO
ID: 731767
Subject: re: June Chatting

BLACK OPS
Assault on Al Qaeda

8.30pm – 9.30pmONETonight

Al-Zarqawi, the most wanted man in Iraq, is proving a formidable enemy. Responsible for bombings, beheadings and attacks, the coalition’s only hope lies with a top secret task force.

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Date: 2/06/2015 20:25:00
From: buffy
ID: 731777
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m going to bed…..slow as a wet week here on the interwebs. Everyone must be using up the electrons with Netflix or something.

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Date: 2/06/2015 20:25:51
From: Dropbear
ID: 731778
Subject: re: June Chatting

Every letter of the alphabet is in here

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Date: 2/06/2015 20:25:55
From: buffy
ID: 731779
Subject: re: June Chatting

And the first test was actually slower than that at 0.54….

After I waited and waited and waited to load Speedtest.

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Date: 2/06/2015 20:37:34
From: Speedy
ID: 731783
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


One of my teeth just fell out, great it was a support for my plate, this is going to be expensive.

This is the stuff of nightmares :(

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Date: 2/06/2015 20:37:42
From: party_pants
ID: 731784
Subject: re: June Chatting

Evening all.

Operation Instant Success has been renamed Operation Piss-Farter, and has been put on hold for a fortnight owing to technical difficulties.

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Date: 2/06/2015 20:40:36
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731785
Subject: re: June Chatting

Mine’s slower than buffy, as usual:

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Date: 2/06/2015 20:41:24
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731786
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Mine’s slower than buffy, as usual:


Slightly faster download speed though.

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Date: 2/06/2015 20:41:55
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731787
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Evening all.

Operation Instant Success has been renamed Operation Piss-Farter, and has been put on hold for a fortnight owing to technical difficulties.

That sounds like bad news.

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Date: 2/06/2015 20:44:09
From: Speedy
ID: 731791
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Every letter of the alphabet is in here

!http://i.imgur.com/mkJHqkE.gif

The stupid brown fox jumps over the playful dog

Missing a few, but if you add “fake” it’s not so bad :)

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Date: 2/06/2015 20:50:26
From: party_pants
ID: 731794
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


party_pants said:

Evening all.

Operation Instant Success has been renamed Operation Piss-Farter, and has been put on hold for a fortnight owing to technical difficulties.

That sounds like bad news.

I might have to work on it during the week, le Tour starts on Sunday already.

I have crappy of CRT TV and set-top box in the bedroom, the picture in letterbox format is very small. I have a nice computer monitor that will be much better, if only I could get the configuration right. I’ve bought cables and adaptors and such, but they don’t want to talk to each other.

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Date: 2/06/2015 20:54:24
From: pommiejohn
ID: 731796
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Bubblecar said:

Mine’s slower than buffy, as usual:


Slightly faster download speed though.

There are some advantages to suburbia:

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Date: 2/06/2015 20:58:41
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731797
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


I might have to work on it during the week, le Tour starts on Sunday already.

I have crappy of CRT TV and set-top box in the bedroom, the picture in letterbox format is very small. I have a nice computer monitor that will be much better, if only I could get the configuration right. I’ve bought cables and adaptors and such, but they don’t want to talk to each other.

I thought le Tour starts next month.

Luckily my TV set top box is working again, although I don’t know how reliable it will be. The telly is flat-screen CRT but quite a big one.

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Date: 2/06/2015 21:01:07
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731798
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


There are some advantages to suburbia:


Yeah, rub it in :)

Lord knows when our service out here will be upgraded. No point changing ISPs, it’s just the infrastructure.

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Date: 2/06/2015 21:01:11
From: sibeen
ID: 731799
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well, that’s crap, no wonder my nets slow this evening.

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Date: 2/06/2015 21:02:32
From: party_pants
ID: 731800
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


party_pants said:

I might have to work on it during the week, le Tour starts on Sunday already.

I have crappy of CRT TV and set-top box in the bedroom, the picture in letterbox format is very small. I have a nice computer monitor that will be much better, if only I could get the configuration right. I’ve bought cables and adaptors and such, but they don’t want to talk to each other.

I thought le Tour starts next month.

Luckily my TV set top box is working again, although I don’t know how reliable it will be. The telly is flat-screen CRT but quite a big one.

You’re right. Their official website is giving dates for that Dolphin Hay race.

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Date: 2/06/2015 21:03:21
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731801
Subject: re: June Chatting

Running from Saturday July 4th to Sunday July 26th 2015, the 102th Tour de France will be made up of 21 stages and will cover a total distance of 3,360 kilometres.

http://www.letour.com/le-tour/2015/us/overall-route.html

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Date: 2/06/2015 21:04:41
From: sibeen
ID: 731802
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Bubblecar said:

party_pants said:

I might have to work on it during the week, le Tour starts on Sunday already.

I have crappy of CRT TV and set-top box in the bedroom, the picture in letterbox format is very small. I have a nice computer monitor that will be much better, if only I could get the configuration right. I’ve bought cables and adaptors and such, but they don’t want to talk to each other.

I thought le Tour starts next month.

Luckily my TV set top box is working again, although I don’t know how reliable it will be. The telly is flat-screen CRT but quite a big one.

You’re right. Their official website is giving dates for that Dolphin Hay race.

Thank god for that. I need at least three weeks training in before it kicks off.

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Date: 2/06/2015 21:08:12
From: transition
ID: 731803
Subject: re: June Chatting

>..slow this evening.

NSA etc have to check all’s Team Australica

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Date: 2/06/2015 21:12:56
From: furious
ID: 731804
Subject: re: June Chatting

82?! My word…

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Date: 2/06/2015 21:51:20
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 731806
Subject: re: June Chatting

A married couple in Florida, Tito and Amanda Watts, were arrested a few days ago for selling “golden tickets to heaven” to hundreds of people.

They sold the tickets on the street for $99.99 per ticket, told buyers the tickets were made from solid gold, and that each ticket reserved the buyer a spot in heaven — simply present the ticket at the pearly gates and you’re in.

Tito Watts said in his police statement: “I don’t care what the police say. The tickets are solid gold… And it was Jesus who give them to me behind the KFC and said to sell them so I could get me some money to go to outer space. I met an alien named Stevie who said if I got the cash together he’d take me and my wife on his flying saucer to his planet that’s made entirely of drugs. You should arrest Jesus because he’s the one that gave me the golden tickets and said to sell them. I’m willing to wear a wire and set Jesus up….”

Amanda Watts said in her police statement:” “We just wanted to leave earth and go to space and do drugs. I didn’t do nothing. Tito sold the golden tickets to heaven. I just watched.”

Police said they confiscated over $10,000 in cash, drug paraphernalia, and a baby alligator.

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Date: 2/06/2015 21:52:23
From: party_pants
ID: 731807
Subject: re: June Chatting

.. I hope the baby alligator is being well looked after.

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Date: 2/06/2015 21:56:44
From: kii
ID: 731808
Subject: re: June Chatting

Aaaah….nup….I got nuthin’ except Tito’s in the shit with Amanda.

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Date: 2/06/2015 21:57:48
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 731809
Subject: re: June Chatting

100 people gave away their money

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Date: 2/06/2015 21:58:57
From: kii
ID: 731810
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


100 people gave away their money

Yeah, but…Florida. I think they’re a bit like that in the swamplands.

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Date: 2/06/2015 22:06:38
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731811
Subject: re: June Chatting

UPDATE: This story turned out to be an April Fool’s joke, and unfortunately we fell for it. The story, which several other websites also reported as fact, originated on March 31 with the website Stuppid.com, and the photos of the fictional “Tito and Amanda Watts” came from this 2011 collection of bizarre mug shots. We apologize for publishing false information and regret this error.

http://jacksonville.suntimes.com/jax-news/7/115/146332/couple-arrested-selling-golden-tickets-heaven

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Date: 2/06/2015 22:08:29
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731812
Subject: re: June Chatting

OK that’s enough drudgery for one night. Going to brew & guzzle a pot of coffee then have a bath.

Much more housework tomorrow.

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Date: 2/06/2015 22:09:26
From: kii
ID: 731813
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


UPDATE: This story turned out to be an April Fool’s joke, and unfortunately we fell for it. The story, which several other websites also reported as fact, originated on March 31 with the website Stuppid.com, and the photos of the fictional “Tito and Amanda Watts” came from this 2011 collection of bizarre mug shots. We apologize for publishing false information and regret this error.

http://jacksonville.suntimes.com/jax-news/7/115/146332/couple-arrested-selling-golden-tickets-heaven

I recognise them!

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Date: 2/06/2015 22:10:39
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731814
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


I recognise them!

Neighbours?

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Date: 2/06/2015 22:12:34
From: kii
ID: 731815
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


kii said:

I recognise them!

Neighbours?

Not quite. Seen the ‘article’ before.

I will wake up in a minute or two….groggy start today :/

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Date: 3/06/2015 00:17:24
From: roughbarked
ID: 731818
Subject: re: June Chatting

Roads are all open.
I’ll be off to White Cliffs for a bit.

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Date: 3/06/2015 01:10:59
From: transition
ID: 731819
Subject: re: June Chatting

testing (#~>hello)
(/#~>/)

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Date: 3/06/2015 01:14:36
From: party_pants
ID: 731820
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


testing (#~>hello)
(/#~>/)

test failed.

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Date: 3/06/2015 05:26:15
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 731823
Subject: re: June Chatting

i see sepp is going.

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Date: 3/06/2015 06:16:30
From: Dropbear
ID: 731824
Subject: re: June Chatting

Apparent temp 1.8 this morning. mother of god

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Date: 3/06/2015 06:19:06
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 731825
Subject: re: June Chatting

ha, you certainly notice it when you’re used to balmy temps. remember when it got down to 16 in darwin. bloody freezing. ugg boots and a jumper. at least until about 8.

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Date: 3/06/2015 06:26:07
From: Dropbear
ID: 731826
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


ha, you certainly notice it when you’re used to balmy temps. remember when it got down to 16 in darwin. bloody freezing. ugg boots and a jumper. at least until about 8.

Yeh the house isn’t set up for those kinds of temps..

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Date: 3/06/2015 06:50:02
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731827
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning folks

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Date: 3/06/2015 06:57:31
From: buffy
ID: 731828
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good morning Holidayers. We have 3 degrees at the moment, Still dark. It as 5 around 2.00am. Still, it will drop more as dawn breaks. Might be a frost.

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Date: 3/06/2015 06:58:50
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 731829
Subject: re: June Chatting

5am and 16 here. almost barmy it is.

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Date: 3/06/2015 06:59:15
From: Spider Lily
ID: 731830
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning everyone :)

It’s drizzly and a cool 22 degrees out on the back deck this morning.. I’m wanting the rain to cease!

I had a toasted chicken and avocado sandwich on Monday for lunch. Within half an hour of me eating said sandwich I took a dive into stomach gurgling/cramping land. I am only just starting to come good but still have a gurgly stomach, at least I have managed breakfast this morning… That was not fun :(

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Date: 3/06/2015 06:59:57
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731831
Subject: re: June Chatting

2.5 here, dark and overcast

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Date: 3/06/2015 07:05:47
From: buffy
ID: 731832
Subject: re: June Chatting

OK, I’d better get dressed and off to work. I’ll need to light the woodheater in Casterton when I get there and I suppose I’d better do that before the first patient is due to roll up.

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Date: 3/06/2015 07:06:21
From: wookiemeister
ID: 731833
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:


Morning everyone :)

It’s drizzly and a cool 22 degrees out on the back deck this morning.. I’m wanting the rain to cease!

I had a toasted chicken and avocado sandwich on Monday for lunch. Within half an hour of me eating said sandwich I took a dive into stomach gurgling/cramping land. I am only just starting to come good but still have a gurgly stomach, at least I have managed breakfast this morning… That was not fun :(


I’ve been sick with food poisoning for a day as well – suspected subway

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Date: 3/06/2015 07:08:56
From: Dropbear
ID: 731834
Subject: re: June Chatting

Leaving for greener pastures, stumps ?

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Date: 3/06/2015 07:10:26
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731835
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Leaving for greener pastures, stumps ?

yeah, adelaide tonight, ferry tomorrow night

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Date: 3/06/2015 07:11:53
From: Dropbear
ID: 731836
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Dropbear said:

Leaving for greener pastures, stumps ?

yeah, adelaide tonight, ferry tomorrow night

Got the road trip soundtrack sorted?

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Date: 3/06/2015 07:14:48
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731837
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Dropbear said:

Leaving for greener pastures, stumps ?

yeah, adelaide tonight, ferry tomorrow night

Got the road trip soundtrack sorted?

3 mp3 players sorted
(although Anzac is riding shotgun, so it’s his duty to keep the music happening…)

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Date: 3/06/2015 07:19:35
From: Dropbear
ID: 731838
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Dropbear said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

yeah, adelaide tonight, ferry tomorrow night

Got the road trip soundtrack sorted?

3 mp3 players sorted
(although Anzac is riding shotgun, so it’s his duty to keep the music happening…)

That’s the right sort of road trip company.. No problems with dogs on the ferry?

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Date: 3/06/2015 07:21:57
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731839
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Dropbear said:

Got the road trip soundtrack sorted?

3 mp3 players sorted
(although Anzac is riding shotgun, so it’s his duty to keep the music happening…)

That’s the right sort of road trip company.. No problems with dogs on the ferry?

no, they have kennels on a ventilated level, $22.
You can leave pets in the car, but if you get a cage, the staff will check on them and give them water overnight…

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Date: 3/06/2015 07:25:45
From: Dropbear
ID: 731840
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cool. That’s a good set-up

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Date: 3/06/2015 07:29:37
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731841
Subject: re: June Chatting

-3.6 ‘ere this morning. Clear and sunny…

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Date: 3/06/2015 08:11:40
From: Spider Lily
ID: 731842
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


-3.6 ‘ere this morning. Clear and sunny…

😳 Inhuman!!!

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Date: 3/06/2015 08:15:43
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731843
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:


poikilotherm said:

-3.6 ‘ere this morning. Clear and sunny…

😳 Inhuman!!!

Was interesting having ice on my back during the morning run.

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Date: 3/06/2015 08:17:36
From: sibeen
ID: 731844
Subject: re: June Chatting

OOOPPPS.

Someone, I won’t say who, forgot a wedding anniversary.

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Date: 3/06/2015 08:20:56
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731845
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


OOOPPPS.

Someone, I won’t say who, forgot a wedding anniversary.

I imagine over time they get like birthdays, recurring annoyances for others…

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Date: 3/06/2015 08:24:04
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731846
Subject: re: June Chatting

Jeez, gotta feel sorry for Johnny Depp…

Looking at the unfortunates that make up the fan group out waiting for him to emerge for filming…

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Date: 3/06/2015 08:36:44
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 731847
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Spider Lily said:

poikilotherm said:

-3.6 ‘ere this morning. Clear and sunny…

😳 Inhuman!!!

Was interesting having ice on my back during the morning run.

Get help!!

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Date: 3/06/2015 08:43:10
From: pommiejohn
ID: 731848
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


OOOPPPS.

Someone, I won’t say who, forgot a wedding anniversary.

Get a “surprise” present and pretend it was planned all along.

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Date: 3/06/2015 08:44:46
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 731849
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


OOOPPPS.

Someone, I won’t say who, forgot a wedding anniversary.

Roger Braintree?

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Date: 3/06/2015 08:46:47
From: AwesomeO
ID: 731850
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


sibeen said:

OOOPPPS.

Someone, I won’t say who, forgot a wedding anniversary.

Get a “surprise” present and pretend it was planned all along.

Living in the city armed with the Internet and credit cards it should net be beyond your wit to organise a delivery of flowers, some girly rubbish and a bottle of champers from Dan Murphys.

You still won’t get away with it, but now you are in damage control and mitigation mode.

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Date: 3/06/2015 08:48:47
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 731851
Subject: re: June Chatting

Get a “surprise” present and pretend it was planned all along.

unfortunately the anniversary was two weeks ago. his missus didn’t remind sibeen earlier so he couldn’t use that excuse. she knows how devious he is. the fink.

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Date: 3/06/2015 08:50:56
From: sibeen
ID: 731852
Subject: re: June Chatting

She just rolled her eyes, looked at sprog #2, laughed and said “I told you he forgot”.

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Date: 3/06/2015 08:51:28
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 731853
Subject: re: June Chatting

tell her you were in yarrabloodywonga.

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Date: 3/06/2015 08:53:15
From: sibeen
ID: 731854
Subject: re: June Chatting

It least it’s not the first time I’ve forgotten :)

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Date: 3/06/2015 08:54:02
From: AwesomeO
ID: 731855
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


She just rolled her eyes, looked at sprog #2, laughed and said “I told you he forgot”.

Many electronic devices these days include calanders which allow you to set up alerts.

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Date: 3/06/2015 08:56:44
From: pommiejohn
ID: 731857
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


She just rolled her eyes, looked at sprog #2, laughed and said “I told you he forgot”.

Mine’s on the 13th … unlucky for some :)

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Date: 3/06/2015 08:58:03
From: sibeen
ID: 731859
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


sibeen said:

She just rolled her eyes, looked at sprog #2, laughed and said “I told you he forgot”.

Many electronic devices these days include calanders which allow you to set up alerts.

And if my computer hadn’t been stolen 10 days ago that’s exactly what would have happened.

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Date: 3/06/2015 09:02:46
From: furious
ID: 731860
Subject: re: June Chatting

This means that she told #2 child in advance of the fact so the blame is purely on #2 child for not giving you the heads up…

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Date: 3/06/2015 09:03:30
From: furious
ID: 731861
Subject: re: June Chatting

Wouldn’t it be nice if the thief sent her some flowers?

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Date: 3/06/2015 09:05:57
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 731862
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • And if my computer hadn’t been stolen 10 days ago that’s exactly what would have happened.

Wouldn’t it be nice if the thief sent her some flowers?

LOL

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Date: 3/06/2015 09:16:00
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731863
Subject: re: June Chatting

Almost had an accident this morning. Some idiot decided to change lanes without looking. Luckily I saw him, and luckily the person behind me was looking as well.

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Date: 3/06/2015 09:25:53
From: kii
ID: 731864
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Almost had an accident this morning. Some idiot decided to change lanes without looking. Luckily I saw him, and luckily the person behind me was looking as well.

Are you in Las Cruces?

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Date: 3/06/2015 09:27:44
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731865
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Divine Angel said:

Almost had an accident this morning. Some idiot decided to change lanes without looking. Luckily I saw him, and luckily the person behind me was looking as well.

Are you in Las Cruces?

*checks map *
Nope.

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Date: 3/06/2015 09:28:17
From: kii
ID: 731866
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


-3.6 ‘ere this morning. Clear and sunny…

it is 36 or something dreadful here. It’s a form of torture.

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Date: 3/06/2015 09:28:56
From: Arts
ID: 731867
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


OOOPPPS.

Someone, I won’t say who, forgot a wedding anniversary.

it’s not about one day.. it’s about all the days together as a whole. Once a year ‘expected gestures’ are thoughtless and boring.. just wait until she sees what you have in store for when she’s not expecting it…

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Date: 3/06/2015 09:28:57
From: kii
ID: 731868
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


kii said:

Divine Angel said:

Almost had an accident this morning. Some idiot decided to change lanes without looking. Luckily I saw him, and luckily the person behind me was looking as well.

Are you in Las Cruces?

*checks map *
Nope.


Standard driving in these parts.

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Date: 3/06/2015 09:31:32
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 731869
Subject: re: June Chatting

just wait until she sees what you have in store for when she’s not expecting it…

poor woman.
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Date: 3/06/2015 09:33:25
From: kii
ID: 731870
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


just wait until she sees what you have in store for when she’s not expecting it…

poor woman.

I think we should have an intervention.

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Date: 3/06/2015 09:34:25
From: Arts
ID: 731871
Subject: re: June Chatting

miss 9 tearily informs me that she has a ‘instagram’ account. (after we were speaking about the internet and what sort of people there are on it.) she confessed that she’s had it for about three weeks. A couple of photos that ‘place’ us geographically have been deleted.. and she only has a few friends from gymnastics class on it. I set the account to private.

I don’t do instagram… can anyone else see her photos? can anyone ask to be a follower? can you have followers that can see you photos if you don’t follow them?

she’s lost her iaccessory privileges for a few days for not telling me sooner. we have chatted again about the types of people on the internet.. but I will let her keep the account so long as she is sensible about what she posts etc.

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Date: 3/06/2015 09:37:52
From: Arts
ID: 731873
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


ChrispenEvan said:

just wait until she sees what you have in store for when she’s not expecting it…

poor woman.

I think we should have an intervention.

there’s nothing worse than being forced to remember and perform just because of a hollow ‘celebration’ wedding anniversaries are a nice way to remember how long you have been married, but if you are only doing nice stuff for each other on that day, because it’s ‘expected’ forgetting it is not your biggest marital issue. far nicer to surprise each other at random times… I feel the same about valentines day.. who the fuck is hallmark to tell me when to be romantic?

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Date: 3/06/2015 09:37:54
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731874
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


.

can anyone else see her photos? can anyone ask to be a follower? can you have followers that can see you photos if you don’t follow them?

Yes, if the account isn’t private. Once private, only followers can see photos.
Yes, you have to confirm them when they request to be a follower if the account is private.
Yes, if the account isn’t private. You can also make certain photos private (I think).

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Date: 3/06/2015 09:39:50
From: Arts
ID: 731875
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Arts said:

.

can anyone else see her photos? can anyone ask to be a follower? can you have followers that can see you photos if you don’t follow them?

Yes, if the account isn’t private. Once private, only followers can see photos.
Yes, you have to confirm them when they request to be a follower if the account is private.
Yes, if the account isn’t private. You can also make certain photos private (I think).

ok cool… it’s private now.. thanks..

I thought I’d have a couple more years before this.. but here we are. My prepared ‘the internet is crazy’ speech has done me well

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Date: 3/06/2015 09:42:17
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731876
Subject: re: June Chatting

Little Miss already plays with my phone. It’s got a passcode, but when I’m texting my mum, Little Miss presses buttons and often accidentally presses Send.

Ditto for sending Facebook messages, so if any of you end up with askldfjdofhkjsdhfdkjhgkjdf, it’s probably Cecily and not a drunken me :)

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Date: 3/06/2015 09:43:20
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 731877
Subject: re: June Chatting

there’s nothing worse than being forced to remember and perform…

i agree but we’re talking about sibeen here.

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Date: 3/06/2015 09:45:14
From: Arts
ID: 731878
Subject: re: June Chatting

it’s been almost an hour since he posted..

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Date: 3/06/2015 09:50:52
From: furious
ID: 731879
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 3/06/2015 09:52:37
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731880
Subject: re: June Chatting

Because that’s what the world needs, drunken spiders mashing keyboards.

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Date: 3/06/2015 09:53:59
From: Woodie
ID: 731881
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


It least it’s not the first time I’ve forgotten :)

waves to Mr Been. :) Why is it your responsibility to always do something about it? That’s all a bit one way isn’t it? Why shouldn’t Mrs Been be the one to instigate something for it? Why is it always up to “him” to do something about wedding anniversaries? Why must “she” sit in silence and wait for “him” to “give” on these occasions? All a bit old fashioned isn’t it?

Signed

The “Interfering and I Know Everything About Marriage Company Inc”.

PS. Just burst into tears, and tell Mrs Been you remembered, but was waiting for her to say something, and it was you who had thought she had forgotten”.

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Date: 3/06/2015 09:56:49
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731882
Subject: re: June Chatting

Woodie said:


sibeen said:

It least it’s not the first time I’ve forgotten :)

waves to Mr Been. :) Why is it your responsibility to always do something about it? That’s all a bit one way isn’t it? Why shouldn’t Mrs Been be the one to instigate something for it? Why is it always up to “him” to do something about wedding anniversaries? Why must “she” sit in silence and wait for “him” to “give” on these occasions? All a bit old fashioned isn’t it?

Signed

The “Interfering and I Know Everything About Marriage Company Inc”.

PS. Just burst into tears, and tell Mrs Been you remembered, but was waiting for her to say something, and it was you who had thought she had forgotten”.

or thought that she had forgotten and didn’t want to embarrass her by being the one who remembered…

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Date: 3/06/2015 09:58:14
From: Dropbear
ID: 731883
Subject: re: June Chatting

I see Sibeen has bunningsed up and is refusing to cop it on the chin like a man. Dark days indeed

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Date: 3/06/2015 10:00:06
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731884
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


I see Sibeen has bunningsed up and is refusing to cop it on the chin like a man. Dark days indeed

serves him right for not having facebook, which would have reminded him whether his computer had been burgled or not…

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Date: 3/06/2015 10:00:31
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731885
Subject: re: June Chatting

Maybe sibeen is just looking for the make up sex.

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Date: 3/06/2015 10:00:43
From: Woodie
ID: 731886
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


..

I thought I’d have a couple more years before this.. but here we are. My prepared ‘the internet is crazy’ speech has done me well

Just ask Miss 9 if she would put the pic up on the toilet wall at the shops. If not, then don’t put it on Instagram either. Because it’s effectively doing the same thing and who knows who would see it.

Or perhaps print one of the pics off, take Miss 9 down the toilets at the shops and put it on the wall. Then ask Miss 9 if she wants to leave it there. Tis her decision then.

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Date: 3/06/2015 10:02:34
From: Dropbear
ID: 731887
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Dropbear said:

I see Sibeen has bunningsed up and is refusing to cop it on the chin like a man. Dark days indeed

serves him right for not having facebook, which would have reminded him whether his computer had been burgled or not…

Indeed. There are bonuses for zuckwit knowing all

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Date: 3/06/2015 10:02:37
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 731888
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Divine Angel said:

Arts said:

.

can anyone else see her photos? can anyone ask to be a follower? can you have followers that can see you photos if you don’t follow them?

Yes, if the account isn’t private. Once private, only followers can see photos.
Yes, you have to confirm them when they request to be a follower if the account is private.
Yes, if the account isn’t private. You can also make certain photos private (I think).

ok cool… it’s private now.. thanks..

I thought I’d have a couple more years before this.. but here we are. My prepared ‘the internet is crazy’ speech has done me well

just let her read an hour of posts on here… she’ll understand how crazy the internet is…

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Date: 3/06/2015 10:07:13
From: Cymek
ID: 731889
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning

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Date: 3/06/2015 10:07:40
From: Arts
ID: 731890
Subject: re: June Chatting

Woodie said:


Arts said:

..

I thought I’d have a couple more years before this.. but here we are. My prepared ‘the internet is crazy’ speech has done me well

Just ask Miss 9 if she would put the pic up on the toilet wall at the shops. If not, then don’t put it on Instagram either. Because it’s effectively doing the same thing and who knows who would see it.

Or perhaps print one of the pics off, take Miss 9 down the toilets at the shops and put it on the wall. Then ask Miss 9 if she wants to leave it there. Tis her decision then.

I just told her that the internet is like going into the city… It’d be like me sending her alone into the city. It’s big, it’s busy and there are a lot of strangers around. A few of them are very nice strangers.. some are nice but won’t help you, some are not so nice but will pretend they are and some of them are down right nasty and will cause you harm. That’s the internet, only there everyone is invisible, which makes it easier for the nasty ones to do their thing. You can have the internet accounts when I think you are ready to handle the city by yourself…

and I reminded her not to post anything that says where we are.. no geographical announcements, including tshirts that might name a local sports team or the school she goes to.. etc

if that fails.. no internet for her!

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Date: 3/06/2015 10:09:05
From: Dropbear
ID: 731891
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Morning

G’day. Enjoy GOT?

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Date: 3/06/2015 10:09:50
From: Arts
ID: 731892
Subject: re: June Chatting

of course I could always do parental blocks and things… but for a while at least now I think we have a level ground.

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Date: 3/06/2015 10:11:09
From: Cymek
ID: 731893
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Cymek said:

Morning

G’day. Enjoy GOT?

Still have 10 minutes or so to go, won’t get a chance to watch it until lunchtime.
Typical but I had to stop if just when John (you know nothing) Snow is fighting a white walker.
Its been a good episode so far

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Date: 3/06/2015 10:12:49
From: Dropbear
ID: 731894
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Dropbear said:

Cymek said:

Morning

G’day. Enjoy GOT?

Still have 10 minutes or so to go, won’t get a chance to watch it until lunchtime.
Typical but I had to stop if just when John (you know nothing) Snow is fighting a white walker.
Its been a good episode so far

They shot their special effects load all over that episode ;) no wonder Ramsey only wants to take 20 men to kill Stannis

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Date: 3/06/2015 10:17:10
From: Cymek
ID: 731895
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Cymek said:

Dropbear said:

G’day. Enjoy GOT?

Still have 10 minutes or so to go, won’t get a chance to watch it until lunchtime.
Typical but I had to stop if just when John (you know nothing) Snow is fighting a white walker.
Its been a good episode so far

They shot their special effects load all over that episode ;) no wonder Ramsey only wants to take 20 men to kill Stannis

Its his “Are we paying by the laser now” budget restraint

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Date: 3/06/2015 10:18:45
From: Dropbear
ID: 731896
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’ve just found the series “Outlander”. Only watched one episode but enjoying it so far

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Date: 3/06/2015 10:22:30
From: Cymek
ID: 731897
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


I’ve just found the series “Outlander”. Only watched one episode but enjoying it so far

Yes I’ve seen that on many of the torrent sites, I might check it out.

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Date: 3/06/2015 10:24:08
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731898
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cup of tea, then it’s housework all day long.

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Date: 3/06/2015 10:39:01
From: Cymek
ID: 731900
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Cup of tea, then it’s housework all day long.

Do you listen to music when you do it

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Date: 3/06/2015 10:40:51
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731901
Subject: re: June Chatting

What is it about government departments that they make you go round in circles? Trying to re-activate my ABN, so I need an AUSkey to do so… but I need a valid ABN to get the AUSkey…

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Date: 3/06/2015 10:41:01
From: Dropbear
ID: 731902
Subject: re: June Chatting

Off to Townsville for the long weekend to see the sis in law play roller derby. Should be fun. She’s an ex champion dancer on skates from when she was a kid, so she skates very well. She’s been teaching the derby vets how to skate properly.

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Date: 3/06/2015 10:43:13
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731903
Subject: re: June Chatting

Roller derby looks like fun but I lack coordination and balance. And I bruise easily too.

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Date: 3/06/2015 10:44:42
From: Dropbear
ID: 731904
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Roller derby looks like fun but I lack coordination and balance. And I bruise easily too.

I used to shoot the Adelaide comps, it was heaps of fun to watch and a great atmosphere

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Date: 3/06/2015 10:51:09
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731905
Subject: re: June Chatting

So I’m up to the ep in BB where Walt and Jesse spend the whole ep trying to catch a fly… Think I’ll give that one a miss.

I’m interested to see more of Fring’s back-story and how Mike came to know him. I think BCS was a good call.

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Date: 3/06/2015 11:04:32
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 731906
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Off to Townsville for the long weekend to see the sis in law play roller derby. Should be fun. She’s an ex champion dancer on skates from when she was a kid, so she skates very well. She’s been teaching the derby vets how to skate properly.

Townsville, wouldn’t mind being there for he next few months.

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Date: 3/06/2015 11:06:17
From: Dropbear
ID: 731907
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


So I’m up to the ep in BB where Walt and Jesse spend the whole ep trying to catch a fly… Think I’ll give that one a miss.

I’m interested to see more of Fring’s back-story and how Mike came to know him. I think BCS was a good call.

I enjoyed every single episode. Didn’t regret watching any of them

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Date: 3/06/2015 11:06:25
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731908
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Bubblecar said:

Cup of tea, then it’s housework all day long.

Do you listen to music when you do it

I usually put some brisk housework music on until it gets too annoying.

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Date: 3/06/2015 11:06:44
From: Dropbear
ID: 731909
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Dropbear said:

Off to Townsville for the long weekend to see the sis in law play roller derby. Should be fun. She’s an ex champion dancer on skates from when she was a kid, so she skates very well. She’s been teaching the derby vets how to skate properly.

Townsville, wouldn’t mind being there for he next few months.

Bit brisk this morning in Boganville

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Date: 3/06/2015 11:08:44
From: Dropbear
ID: 731910
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Cymek said:

Bubblecar said:

Cup of tea, then it’s housework all day long.

Do you listen to music when you do it

I usually put some brisk housework music on until it gets too annoying.

Sings … I want to break freeeeee

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Date: 3/06/2015 11:09:16
From: jjjust moi
ID: 731911
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Divine Angel said:

Roller derby looks like fun but I lack coordination and balance. And I bruise easily too.

I used to shoot the Adelaide comps, it was heaps of fun to watch and a great atmosphere


I remember you posting some of the pics.

Not sure which forum incarnation it was.

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Date: 3/06/2015 11:10:36
From: Dropbear
ID: 731912
Subject: re: June Chatting

jjjust moi said:


Dropbear said:

Divine Angel said:

Roller derby looks like fun but I lack coordination and balance. And I bruise easily too.

I used to shoot the Adelaide comps, it was heaps of fun to watch and a great atmosphere


I remember you posting some of the pics.

Not sure which forum incarnation it was.

Probably this, and FB

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Date: 3/06/2015 11:11:29
From: jjjust moi
ID: 731913
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Bubblecar said:

Cymek said:

Do you listen to music when you do it

I usually put some brisk housework music on until it gets too annoying.

Sings … I want to break freeeeee


Me too.

Except I’m waiting for the NBN guys to complete the plumbing this morning.

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Date: 3/06/2015 11:11:54
From: Cymek
ID: 731914
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


jjjust moi said:

Dropbear said:

I used to shoot the Adelaide comps, it was heaps of fun to watch and a great atmosphere


I remember you posting some of the pics.

Not sure which forum incarnation it was.

Probably this, and FB

I’ve seen them on FB

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Date: 3/06/2015 11:26:05
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731915
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Divine Angel said:

So I’m up to the ep in BB where Walt and Jesse spend the whole ep trying to catch a fly… Think I’ll give that one a miss.

I’m interested to see more of Fring’s back-story and how Mike came to know him. I think BCS was a good call.

Didn’t regret watching any of them

I did…












trolololol

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Date: 3/06/2015 11:30:53
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731916
Subject: re: June Chatting

The first half of season 5 was a bit of an effort to get through.

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Date: 3/06/2015 11:34:39
From: transition
ID: 731917
Subject: re: June Chatting

#The Radiators, Summer Holiday (live at Julius Events College)

goin’ burn heap leaves’n branches gettin’ done
wind is good for it, weather map say yesterday
on the ground reality’s wind’s doin’ as expectin’
Larry, jerry, box matches’n ol’ we’s on our way

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Date: 3/06/2015 11:37:38
From: Dropbear
ID: 731918
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


The first half of season 5 was a bit of an effort to get through.

Heathen.. Go watch American idol :)

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Date: 3/06/2015 11:39:50
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731919
Subject: re: June Chatting

Maybe I was in Fring withdrawals. I <3 Fring. Best TV villain EVAH

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Date: 3/06/2015 11:46:03
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731920
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Maybe I was in Fring withdrawals. I <3 Fring. Best TV villain EVAH

Fring was great, nice half faced scene death too.

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Date: 3/06/2015 11:46:35
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731921
Subject: re: June Chatting

“I was smacked and I turned out OK” is the most pitiful excuse of all

http://www.perthnow.com.au/rendezview/i-was-smacked-and-i-turned-out-ok-is-the-most-pitiful-excuse-of-all/story-fnpugg30-1227371559806

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Date: 3/06/2015 11:57:10
From: Dropbear
ID: 731924
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Maybe I was in Fring withdrawals. I <3 Fring. Best TV villain EVAH

Have you seen his “go ahead and shoot me” moment yet? Glorious

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Date: 3/06/2015 12:13:00
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731926
Subject: re: June Chatting

Looks like Panasonic are doing the ‘home battery’ thing a la Tesla.

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Date: 3/06/2015 12:14:35
From: kii
ID: 731927
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


kii said:

ChrispenEvan said:

just wait until she sees what you have in store for when she’s not expecting it…

poor woman.

I think we should have an intervention.

there’s nothing worse than being forced to remember and perform just because of a hollow ‘celebration’ wedding anniversaries are a nice way to remember how long you have been married, but if you are only doing nice stuff for each other on that day, because it’s ‘expected’ forgetting it is not your biggest marital issue. far nicer to surprise each other at random times… I feel the same about valentines day.. who the fuck is hallmark to tell me when to be romantic?

I totally agree. We don’t do the various events…sometimes a card or a post it note or a faceborked declaration or a many lots of $$$$ workshop…… ;)

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Date: 3/06/2015 12:18:10
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731929
Subject: re: June Chatting

Two things I’ve realised while re-watching BB:
1) Walt is a jerk
2) All that money and Walt still wears stretched, dirty, greying undies

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Date: 3/06/2015 12:29:06
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731935
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Two things I’ve realised while re-watching BB:
1) Walt is a jerk
2) All that money and Walt still wears stretched, dirty, greying undies

You didn’t notice 1 while watching the first time?

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Date: 3/06/2015 12:35:07
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731937
Subject: re: June Chatting

Not really. I noticed it a lot more when, in the beginning, Hank was questioning him over the stolen equipment from the school lab. He looked guilty as sin and Hank never noticed.

As for the undies… I did notice that the first time, but forgot.

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Date: 3/06/2015 12:40:38
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731940
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Not really. I noticed it a lot more when, in the beginning, Hank was questioning him over the stolen equipment from the school lab. He looked guilty as sin and Hank never noticed.

As for the undies… I did notice that the first time, but forgot.

He was ok the first season and maybe the second, then he was just a giant dick that needed acid or an accident with a mulcher, but it never happened.

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Date: 3/06/2015 12:47:46
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731941
Subject: re: June Chatting

In the good news, Fallout 4 is coming.

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Date: 3/06/2015 12:51:27
From: diddly-squat
ID: 731942
Subject: re: June Chatting

Sup everyone…

Went to the 2015 ATSE Clunies Ross awards last week; met Prof Brian Schmidt… Very down to earth guy ;)

I tell ya… talk about captians of industry… were a few multi-million dollar pay cheques in that room…

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Date: 3/06/2015 13:19:29
From: Dropbear
ID: 731944
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Divine Angel said:

Two things I’ve realised while re-watching BB:
1) Walt is a jerk
2) All that money and Walt still wears stretched, dirty, greying undies

You didn’t notice 1 while watching the first time?

Walt becomes a jerk because cooking changes him.

BB is a story of his descent into moral bankruptcy

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Date: 3/06/2015 13:19:43
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731945
Subject: re: June Chatting

diddly-squat said:

Sup everyone…

Went to the 2015 ATSE Clunies Ross awards last week; met Prof Brian Schmidt… Very down to earth guy ;)

I tell ya… talk about captians of industry… were a few multi-million dollar pay cheques in that room…

multi-million? must’ve been a little hopeless, I thought mining was more a billions game…

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Date: 3/06/2015 13:20:09
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731946
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


poikilotherm said:

Divine Angel said:

Two things I’ve realised while re-watching BB:
1) Walt is a jerk
2) All that money and Walt still wears stretched, dirty, greying undies

You didn’t notice 1 while watching the first time?

Walt becomes a jerk because cooking changes him.

BB is a story of his descent into moral bankruptcy

Flying low today cpt obvious ;)

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Date: 3/06/2015 13:21:31
From: Dropbear
ID: 731947
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Dropbear said:

poikilotherm said:

You didn’t notice 1 while watching the first time?

Walt becomes a jerk because cooking changes him.

BB is a story of his descent into moral bankruptcy

Flying low today cpt obvious ;)

No it’s an important point. He wasn’t a jerk to begin with

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Date: 3/06/2015 13:27:28
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731948
Subject: re: June Chatting

Detector inspector has just called. Seems to be screaming satisfactorily.

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Date: 3/06/2015 13:27:42
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731949
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


poikilotherm said:

Dropbear said:

Walt becomes a jerk because cooking changes him.

BB is a story of his descent into moral bankruptcy

Flying low today cpt obvious ;)

No it’s an important point. He wasn’t a jerk to begin with

Was it the cancer or the cooking that lead to the change…

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Date: 3/06/2015 13:28:57
From: Dropbear
ID: 731950
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Dropbear said:

poikilotherm said:

Flying low today cpt obvious ;)

No it’s an important point. He wasn’t a jerk to begin with

Was it the cancer or the cooking that lead to the change…

The cooking. Like he said towards the end “I liked it”

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Date: 3/06/2015 13:29:27
From: Cymek
ID: 731951
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Dropbear said:

poikilotherm said:

Flying low today cpt obvious ;)

No it’s an important point. He wasn’t a jerk to begin with

Was it the cancer or the cooking that lead to the change…

You couldn’t be overly moral if you cook meth, less harmful drugs to peddle in if you want money

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Date: 3/06/2015 13:30:53
From: kii
ID: 731952
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


poikilotherm said:

Dropbear said:

Walt becomes a jerk because cooking changes him.

BB is a story of his descent into moral bankruptcy

Flying low today cpt obvious ;)

No it’s an important point. He wasn’t a jerk to begin with

I agree with Dropped Bear. *cries *

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Date: 3/06/2015 13:31:22
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731953
Subject: re: June Chatting

Looks like Kevin & Julia are still happy to sacrifice personal dignity to keep the punch-up going.

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Date: 3/06/2015 13:32:38
From: kii
ID: 731954
Subject: re: June Chatting

Walt could be a true scientician nerd perfecting the cook and he could thumbed his nose at the people who he started out with.

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Date: 3/06/2015 13:33:27
From: sibeen
ID: 731955
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Looks like Kevin & Julia are still happy to sacrifice personal dignity to keep the punch-up going.

Just reading about that. I’ll definitely have to watch that show.

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Date: 3/06/2015 13:33:31
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731956
Subject: re: June Chatting

ABC doco The Killing Season examines the turmoil of the Rudd-Gillard years

Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/tv-and-radio/abc-doco-the-killing-season-examines-the-turmoil-of-the-ruddgillard-years-20150601-ghbjyi.html#ixzz3bxz8mguH

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Date: 3/06/2015 13:33:59
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731957
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Walt could be a true scientician nerd perfecting the cook and he could thumbed his nose at the people who he started out with.

Yea, he started as a loser and finished as one taking a lot of others with him.

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Date: 3/06/2015 13:34:15
From: kii
ID: 731958
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Bubblecar said:

Looks like Kevin & Julia are still happy to sacrifice personal dignity to keep the punch-up going.

Just reading about that. I’ll definitely have to watch that show.

Think I’ll schedule a few hours of cat videos instead.

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Date: 3/06/2015 13:34:17
From: Cymek
ID: 731959
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Looks like Kevin & Julia are still happy to sacrifice personal dignity to keep the punch-up going.

Politicians should settle scores with a cage match instead of cowardly insult slinging

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Date: 3/06/2015 13:35:49
From: furious
ID: 731960
Subject: re: June Chatting

Why not do both? Like they do in “wrestling”…

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Date: 3/06/2015 13:42:02
From: kii
ID: 731961
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


kii said:

Walt could be a true scientician nerd perfecting the cook and he could thumbed his nose at the people who he started out with.

Yea, he started as a loser and finished as one taking a lot of others with him.

Well, true. Anyone who gets seriously sick in this country is a loser, even with the Affordable Care Act. Strange place.

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Date: 3/06/2015 13:44:44
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731962
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


poikilotherm said:

kii said:

Walt could be a true scientician nerd perfecting the cook and he could thumbed his nose at the people who he started out with.

Yea, he started as a loser and finished as one taking a lot of others with him.

Well, true. Anyone who gets seriously sick in this country is a loser, even with the Affordable Care Act. Strange place.

He was a loser before getting sick…

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Date: 3/06/2015 13:45:04
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731963
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Bubblecar said:

Looks like Kevin & Julia are still happy to sacrifice personal dignity to keep the punch-up going.

Just reading about that. I’ll definitely have to watch that show.

All lies according the Kruddles.

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Date: 3/06/2015 14:07:49
From: Dropbear
ID: 731964
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Looks like Kevin & Julia are still happy to sacrifice personal dignity to keep the punch-up going.

The LNP must be in raptures

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Date: 3/06/2015 14:16:14
From: poikilotherm
ID: 731965
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Bubblecar said:

Looks like Kevin & Julia are still happy to sacrifice personal dignity to keep the punch-up going.

The LNP must be in raptures

Too busy trying to get Her Majesty on the phone

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Date: 3/06/2015 14:16:19
From: buffy
ID: 731966
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Bubblecar said:

Looks like Kevin & Julia are still happy to sacrifice personal dignity to keep the punch-up going.

The LNP must be in raptures

Not sure why really, it’s all history and don’t the adults look to the future?

;)

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Date: 3/06/2015 14:19:10
From: buffy
ID: 731967
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Dropbear said:

poikilotherm said:

Flying low today cpt obvious ;)

No it’s an important point. He wasn’t a jerk to begin with

I agree with Dropped Bear. *cries *

I’ve had that concerning feeling too at times. It happened last week also with the Attorney General in the leaked stuff about removing citizenship. Apparently he stood up for The Law of the Land. Against TA. I hate it when I agree with those people.

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Date: 3/06/2015 14:19:45
From: Cymek
ID: 731968
Subject: re: June Chatting

I wonder with our economy is the crapper if ex-politicians will lose any benefits such as free flights,etc

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Date: 3/06/2015 14:20:10
From: buffy
ID: 731969
Subject: re: June Chatting

And with that, I’d better find some more work to do. It’s been quiet here at Casterton today. One person forgot to turn up. And the other appointments have turned out to be short ones.

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Date: 3/06/2015 14:20:47
From: Cymek
ID: 731970
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


kii said:

Dropbear said:

No it’s an important point. He wasn’t a jerk to begin with

I agree with Dropped Bear. *cries *

I’ve had that concerning feeling too at times. It happened last week also with the Attorney General in the leaked stuff about removing citizenship. Apparently he stood up for The Law of the Land. Against TA. I hate it when I agree with those people.

The bear is becoming soft, he’ll be toppled from powah soon by some young upstart dropbear

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Date: 3/06/2015 14:23:43
From: buffy
ID: 731971
Subject: re: June Chatting

Do they have silverbacks in Dropbear World?

Is he old enough yet?

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Date: 3/06/2015 14:25:30
From: diddly-squat
ID: 731972
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


poikilotherm said:

Dropbear said:

Walt becomes a jerk because cooking changes him.

BB is a story of his descent into moral bankruptcy

Flying low today cpt obvious ;)

No it’s an important point. He wasn’t a jerk to begin with

Walt goes power hungry – it drives him to isolate himself from his family and do really horrible things to the people close to him

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Date: 3/06/2015 14:26:17
From: diddly-squat
ID: 731973
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


I wonder with our economy is the crapper if ex-politicians will lose any benefits such as free flights,etc

roffle…

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Date: 3/06/2015 14:28:07
From: diddly-squat
ID: 731974
Subject: re: June Chatting

In other news, I dropped my camera last night. Smashed the lens and killed the mirror and shutter mechanism…

8/

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Date: 3/06/2015 14:28:44
From: Dropbear
ID: 731975
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Do they have silverbacks in Dropbear World?

Is he old enough yet?

Any change over will be orderly and civil

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Date: 3/06/2015 14:28:56
From: party_pants
ID: 731976
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Looks like Kevin & Julia are still happy to sacrifice personal dignity to keep the punch-up going.

I was over it 24 months ago already.

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Date: 3/06/2015 14:30:02
From: Cymek
ID: 731977
Subject: re: June Chatting

GOT time

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Date: 3/06/2015 14:33:07
From: Cymek
ID: 731978
Subject: re: June Chatting

zombie avalanche yikes

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Date: 3/06/2015 15:00:21
From: Dropbear
ID: 731979
Subject: re: June Chatting

diddly-squat said:

In other news, I dropped my camera last night. Smashed the lens and killed the mirror and shutter mechanism…

8/

Well shit

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Date: 3/06/2015 15:22:36
From: btm
ID: 731980
Subject: re: June Chatting

diddly-squat said:

In other news, I dropped my camera last night. Smashed the lens and killed the mirror and shutter mechanism…

8/

That blows. And sucks. At the same time.

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Date: 3/06/2015 15:51:13
From: Divine Angel
ID: 731982
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Dropbear said:

poikilotherm said:

Flying low today cpt obvious ;)

No it’s an important point. He wasn’t a jerk to begin with

Was it the cancer or the cooking that lead to the change…

Kinda hard to tell since the series began when he decided to cook meth to fund his family after his death. He became a different kind of jerk throughout the series IMO. Seems to have no sense of humour; when Hank first investigates the stolen equipment, Walt could’ve said, “Haha, yes it’s totes me!” but he just stands there stupidly. Then when he knows Hank is close to him and Jesse, he’s almost willing to throw Jesse under the bus to save himself. There’s a lot that happens that he didn’t wish or foresee so he’s learning as he goes, and makes costly mistakes along the way. I don’t think he wanted everyone dead that died (especially in the beginning).

By the end of the series, if the opportunity had’ve come up for him to make money legitimately, I don’t think he would have taken it. I get the feeling he liked the power, he likes using science to screw over everyone, and was too absorbed in the drug world to leave. By the end I think even Skyler liked the money and the power.

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Date: 3/06/2015 16:14:29
From: diddly-squat
ID: 731985
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


diddly-squat said:

In other news, I dropped my camera last night. Smashed the lens and killed the mirror and shutter mechanism…

8/

Well shit

IKR… over the phone quote i $450 to fix the internal mechanism, not sure about the glass (I don’t really want to look that up just yet, it’s all still a bit too raw)

will talk to insurance company tomorrow.

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Date: 3/06/2015 16:19:21
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 731986
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


diddly-squat said:

In other news, I dropped my camera last night. Smashed the lens and killed the mirror and shutter mechanism…

8/

That blows. And sucks. At the same time.

So it suckin blows.

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Date: 3/06/2015 16:20:45
From: Dropbear
ID: 731987
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m devastated that the personalised number plate “UWOTM8” is unavailable

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Date: 3/06/2015 16:35:33
From: diddly-squat
ID: 731990
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


I’m devastated that the personalised number plate “UWOTM8” is unavailable

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Date: 3/06/2015 16:39:16
From: diddly-squat
ID: 731991
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 3/06/2015 17:17:36
From: Bubblecar
ID: 731994
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well that’s the pooter room done and I think I can say it’s not just clean, it’s pretty damn clean indeed.

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Date: 3/06/2015 17:42:37
From: transition
ID: 732003
Subject: re: June Chatting

hmm………..

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Date: 3/06/2015 17:46:32
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732005
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 3/06/2015 17:52:32
From: AwesomeO
ID: 732006
Subject: re: June Chatting

One of the Kardashians is now a female apparently. TripleJ had a thing about it and saying that “we” are not evolved because there was so many questions about what happend to his junk. The presumably evolved triplej person was saying we should focus instead on the person and if they are happy and not worry or be focused on the junk.

Sounds a bit holier than thou grandstanding to me. I think it is natural to wonder about the junk.

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Date: 3/06/2015 17:56:39
From: Cymek
ID: 732007
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


One of the Kardashians is now a female apparently. TripleJ had a thing about it and saying that “we” are not evolved because there was so many questions about what happend to his junk. The presumably evolved triplej person was saying we should focus instead on the person and if they are happy and not worry or be focused on the junk.

Sounds a bit holier than thou grandstanding to me. I think it is natural to wonder about the junk.

I am not sure if the entire saga being in the limelight is a good thing or not, isn’t it a personal decision involving ones family and friends and not a public spectacle. The Kardashians are just annoying and one does wonder if it was played out in public to increase their fame and fortune

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:02:50
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732009
Subject: re: June Chatting

Wonder how PWM’s going with his fallen out tooth that was holding a plate or something.

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:03:50
From: AwesomeO
ID: 732010
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Wonder how PWM’s going with his fallen out tooth that was holding a plate or something.

Probably enjoying a nice soup on this cold evening.

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:06:17
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732011
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Bubblecar said:

Wonder how PWM’s going with his fallen out tooth that was holding a plate or something.

Probably enjoying a nice soup on this cold evening.

He might have needed emergency dental surgery.

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:08:21
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732012
Subject: re: June Chatting

>on this cold evening.

You’re not whistling Dixie, I just checked the BoM: going to be -4 tonight…

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:11:55
From: sibeen
ID: 732013
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


One of the Kardashians is now a female apparently. TripleJ had a thing about it and saying that “we” are not evolved because there was so many questions about what happend to his junk. The presumably evolved triplej person was saying we should focus instead on the person and if they are happy and not worry or be focused on the junk.

Sounds a bit holier than thou grandstanding to me. I think it is natural to wonder about the junk.

As SWMBO explained to me, she’s kept the junk but then done a lingerie shoot. Of course everyone is going to be going “where is it?”

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:15:28
From: Neophyte
ID: 732014
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hey Mr Awesome, you’re an ex-military sort….can you tell me what the standard firearms for Aust troops in Vietnam in the 60s was?

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:16:05
From: AwesomeO
ID: 732015
Subject: re: June Chatting

Neophyte said:


Hey Mr Awesome, you’re an ex-military sort….can you tell me what the standard firearms for Aust troops in Vietnam in the 60s was?

That would have been the SLR 7.62.

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:16:53
From: sibeen
ID: 732016
Subject: re: June Chatting

Neophyte said:


Hey Mr Awesome, you’re an ex-military sort….can you tell me what the standard firearms for Aust troops in Vietnam in the 60s was?

SLR 7.62

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:18:22
From: sibeen
ID: 732017
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Neophyte said:

Hey Mr Awesome, you’re an ex-military sort….can you tell me what the standard firearms for Aust troops in Vietnam in the 60s was?

SLR 7.62

Although some troops did use the M16 5.56 and its variants with the grenade launcher etc.

The standard light machine gun was the M60 7.62.

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:19:28
From: AwesomeO
ID: 732018
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


sibeen said:

Neophyte said:

Hey Mr Awesome, you’re an ex-military sort….can you tell me what the standard firearms for Aust troops in Vietnam in the 60s was?

SLR 7.62

Although some troops did use the M16 5.56 and its variants with the grenade launcher etc.

The standard light machine gun was the M60 7.62.

And some platoons reinforced the gun groups firepower with the SLR AR.

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:21:27
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732019
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L1A1_Self-Loading_Rifle

which was a derivative of

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FN_FAL

a belgian make.

don’t here much of FN these days but back in the 60 and 70 was better known.

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:22:29
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732020
Subject: re: June Chatting

hear.

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:22:35
From: sibeen
ID: 732021
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:

And some platoons reinforced the gun groups firepower with the SLR AR.

Whilst most just put a match under the trigger mechanism of the standard SLR for that full auto experience :)

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:22:49
From: btm
ID: 732022
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


sibeen said:

Neophyte said:

Hey Mr Awesome, you’re an ex-military sort….can you tell me what the standard firearms for Aust troops in Vietnam in the 60s was?

SLR 7.62

Although some troops did use the M16 5.56 and its variants with the grenade launcher etc.

The standard light machine gun was the M60 7.62.

Was the M60 handheld/fired from the shoulder? If so, what was its recoil like? I’ve fired a Lee Enfield No. 4 7.62, and the recoil was quite noticeable; a machine gun doing that would be likely to injure the shooter’s shoulder.

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:23:17
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732023
Subject: re: June Chatting

WA business identity Alan Bond is in a critical condition in intensive care in a Perth hospital

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-03/alan-bond-in-intensive-care-unit-after-triple-bypass-surgery/6519122

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:24:55
From: sibeen
ID: 732024
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


sibeen said:

sibeen said:

SLR 7.62

Although some troops did use the M16 5.56 and its variants with the grenade launcher etc.

The standard light machine gun was the M60 7.62.

Was the M60 handheld/fired from the shoulder? If so, what was its recoil like? I’ve fired a Lee Enfield No. 4 7.62, and the recoil was quite noticeable; a machine gun doing that would be likely to injure the shooter’s shoulder.

It was fitted with a shock absorber type system. Firing it in the prone position, fitted to the shoulder wasn’t that difficult.

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:25:44
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732025
Subject: re: June Chatting

WA business identity Alan Bond is in a critical condition in intensive care in a Perth hospital

good.

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:27:27
From: AwesomeO
ID: 732026
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


sibeen said:

sibeen said:

SLR 7.62

Although some troops did use the M16 5.56 and its variants with the grenade launcher etc.

The standard light machine gun was the M60 7.62.

Was the M60 handheld/fired from the shoulder? If so, what was its recoil like? I’ve fired a Lee Enfield No. 4 7.62, and the recoil was quite noticeable; a machine gun doing that would be likely to injure the shooter’s shoulder.

You could but generally prone. The gun is the platoons main firepower and used in a suppressive support way. If you are firing from the hip something has gone wrong. Normally the gun travels in the center of the formation and in the high ground.

It’s kick prone is not too bad. Never fired from the shoulder, not many would, it’s a heavy bugger and the ergonomics are wrong.

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:28:02
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732027
Subject: re: June Chatting

But it seems Helmut Kohl is improving, after reports that he was fighting for his life:

Kohl’s office issued a statement on his health following reports that the 85-year-old father of German reunification was in intensive care at a clinic in Heidelberg.

Bunte magazine, citing sources close to Kohl, said his plans to leave the hospital in early June were in doubt after he was forced to undergo additional surgery on his intestine.

“Under the circumstances, Dr. Helmut Kohl is doing well,” his office said, confirming that another operation had been necessary after the hip replacement. “In a next step he plans to go to a rehabilitation center for his new hip, which he will combine with a vacation.”

http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/06/02/us-germany-kohl-idUSKBN0OI1EM20150602

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:28:28
From: btm
ID: 732028
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


btm said:

Was the M60 handheld/fired from the shoulder? If so, what was its recoil like? I’ve fired a Lee Enfield No. 4 7.62, and the recoil was quite noticeable; a machine gun doing that would be likely to injure the shooter’s shoulder.

It was fitted with a shock absorber type system. Firing it in the prone position, fitted to the shoulder wasn’t that difficult.

Did the shock absorber affect the weapon’s accuracy?

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:29:11
From: AwesomeO
ID: 732029
Subject: re: June Chatting

Is that Israeli guy still in a coma? Rabin?

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:30:25
From: AwesomeO
ID: 732030
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


sibeen said:

btm said:

Was the M60 handheld/fired from the shoulder? If so, what was its recoil like? I’ve fired a Lee Enfield No. 4 7.62, and the recoil was quite noticeable; a machine gun doing that would be likely to injure the shooter’s shoulder.

It was fitted with a shock absorber type system. Firing it in the prone position, fitted to the shoulder wasn’t that difficult.

Did the shock absorber affect the weapon’s accuracy?

The M60 was called an area weapon, Google beaten zone.

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:30:59
From: btm
ID: 732031
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


btm said:

Was the M60 handheld/fired from the shoulder? If so, what was its recoil like? I’ve fired a Lee Enfield No. 4 7.62, and the recoil was quite noticeable; a machine gun doing that would be likely to injure the shooter’s shoulder.

You could but generally prone. The gun is the platoons main firepower and used in a suppressive support way. If you are firing from the hip something has gone wrong. Normally the gun travels in the center of the formation and in the high ground.

It’s kick prone is not too bad. Never fired from the shoulder, not many would, it’s a heavy bugger and the ergonomics are wrong.

Ah, now I get it. I was imagining a smaller gun. Thanks.

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:31:16
From: sibeen
ID: 732032
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


sibeen said:

btm said:

Was the M60 handheld/fired from the shoulder? If so, what was its recoil like? I’ve fired a Lee Enfield No. 4 7.62, and the recoil was quite noticeable; a machine gun doing that would be likely to injure the shooter’s shoulder.

It was fitted with a shock absorber type system. Firing it in the prone position, fitted to the shoulder wasn’t that difficult.

Did the shock absorber affect the weapon’s accuracy?

It was a light machine gun, accuracy was never its forte :)

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:32:58
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732033
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Is that Israeli guy still in a coma? Rabin?

he fell off his perch in 1995

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:33:34
From: AwesomeO
ID: 732034
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


btm said:

sibeen said:

It was fitted with a shock absorber type system. Firing it in the prone position, fitted to the shoulder wasn’t that difficult.

Did the shock absorber affect the weapon’s accuracy?

It was a light machine gun, accuracy was never its forte :)

HMG, it is in the name.

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:34:30
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732035
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Is that Israeli guy still in a coma? Rabin?

Sharon, died last year.

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:34:50
From: sibeen
ID: 732036
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


sibeen said:

btm said:

Did the shock absorber affect the weapon’s accuracy?

It was a light machine gun, accuracy was never its forte :)

HMG, it is in the name.

Yeah, yeah, pfft, it’s no 50 cal.

Bite me :)

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:34:55
From: AwesomeO
ID: 732037
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


AwesomeO said:

Is that Israeli guy still in a coma? Rabin?

he fell off his perch in 1995

I was thinking of Sharon and yes, he fell off his perch as well.

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:35:34
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732038
Subject: re: June Chatting

Eddie McGuire has been condemned as a “continual boofhead” by the Upper House of the NSW Parliament

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-03/eddie-mcguire-a-boofhead-for-adam-goodes-remarks-nsw-upper-house/6518824

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:49:34
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 732039
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Eddie McGuire has been condemned as a “continual boofhead” by the Upper House of the NSW Parliament

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-03/eddie-mcguire-a-boofhead-for-adam-goodes-remarks-nsw-upper-house/6518824

All pollys are boofheads if they aren’t smart enough to be wankers.

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:50:03
From: poikilotherm
ID: 732040
Subject: re: June Chatting

Always doing useful stuff in NSW politics.

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:52:38
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 732041
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Always doing useful stuff in NSW politics.
Who? the wankers or the boof heads?

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:55:05
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732042
Subject: re: June Chatting

bob(from black rock) said:


Bubblecar said:

Eddie McGuire has been condemned as a “continual boofhead” by the Upper House of the NSW Parliament

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-03/eddie-mcguire-a-boofhead-for-adam-goodes-remarks-nsw-upper-house/6518824

All pollys are boofheads if they aren’t smart enough to be wankers.

Eddie McGuire has been condemned as a “continual boofhead”

worse than occasional boofheads

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:56:04
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732043
Subject: re: June Chatting

More reliable than a spasmodic boofhead.

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Date: 3/06/2015 18:57:34
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732044
Subject: re: June Chatting

I planned tonight badly really. Full moon, -4 and my birthday. Should have been a whisky night.

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:05:44
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 732045
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


I planned tonight badly really. Full moon, -4 and my birthday. Should have been a whisky night.

What is it with full moons? this seems to be a world wide fact.

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:08:56
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732046
Subject: re: June Chatting

What is what with full moons? I just happen to be a fan.

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:09:21
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732047
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rabin was assassinated by a Jewish terrorist after negotiating a peace treaty

Sharon had a mysterious “stroke” – wiki has him negotiating a withdrawal from the West Bank

both leaders were probably bumped off by religious elements in their secret service

the next one that tries it will probably go the way of a heart attack or car crash

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:13:58
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732048
Subject: re: June Chatting

Sharon had no daughter, which is a shame because he could have named her Sharon.

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:14:52
From: Dropbear
ID: 732049
Subject: re: June Chatting

diddly-squat said:


Dropbear said:

I’m devastated that the personalised number plate “UWOTM8” is unavailable


Hahaha not bad

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:14:55
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732050
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Always doing useful stuff in NSW politics.

as for machine guns

it’s always made me wonder if a smaller round moving faster would be better

make the propellant more powerful whilst keeping the integrity of the shell

the full metal jacket was invented by the French to keep the lead intact as propellents became more powerful – by putting the lead in a metal jacket it kept its shape under the heat and pressure of the propellent in the barrel

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:16:50
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732051
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rolf Harris most hated Aust celeb

Disgraced entertainer Rolf Harris has dethroned Kyle Sandilands as Australia’s most hated public figure.

Harris, who was jailed for almost six years following his sexual assault conviction in 2105, tops The Encore Score’s least popular list, with Prime Minster Tony Abbott at No.2.

http://www.skynews.com.au/culture/showbiz/celebrity/2015/06/03/rolf-harris-most-hated-aust-celeb.html#sthash.H9c0MiRt.dpuf

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:17:20
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732052
Subject: re: June Chatting

the idea being that a smaller round means you could carry more with you for the same weight

the robot donkeys they are making will probably carry that ammo but eventually I’d bet the machine gun could be mounted on it

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:18:55
From: AwesomeO
ID: 732053
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


poikilotherm said:

Always doing useful stuff in NSW politics.

as for machine guns

it’s always made me wonder if a smaller round moving faster would be better

make the propellant more powerful whilst keeping the integrity of the shell

the full metal jacket was invented by the French to keep the lead intact as propellents became more powerful – by putting the lead in a metal jacket it kept its shape under the heat and pressure of the propellent in the barrel

One of the rationales for moving to 5.56 was it was lighter and more rounds can be carried, commonality with The US thus interoperability and reducing supply items, and because the boffns decided a bigger powerful round that went straight through a target, did less damage even with hydrostatic shock than a smaller round that expended all its energy in the body.

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:20:03
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 732054
Subject: re: June Chatting

Energy = !/2 m v sqd.

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:23:28
From: Speedy
ID: 732055
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Rolf Harris most hated Aust celeb

Disgraced entertainer Rolf Harris has dethroned Kyle Sandilands as Australia’s most hated public figure.

Harris, who was jailed for almost six years following his sexual assault conviction in 2105, tops The Encore Score’s least popular list, with Prime Minster Tony Abbott at No.2.

http://www.skynews.com.au/culture/showbiz/celebrity/2015/06/03/rolf-harris-most-hated-aust-celeb.html#sthash.H9c0MiRt.dpuf

Brynn Edelsten is not an Aussie.

The top 2 are spot-on. Is Kyle really so bad to deserve no. 3?

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:23:48
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732056
Subject: re: June Chatting

as a follow up on my brilliant idea of dropping walking drones into battle slung under hexacopters

you could initially have hexacopters landing human soldiers into battle

scenario

the hexacopters fly low and below tree tops, land the troops then retire to a safe point possibly nearby or in the sky to high to shoot accurately

the troops do a hit and run

cause casualties , the hexacopters above lend air support and recon and drop bombs / missiles in the right place

the troops call the hexacopters in to evacuate casualties and those left alive them – you have fluid hit and run battles

drone machine gunners would provide cover as the troops depart

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:23:49
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732057
Subject: re: June Chatting

as a follow up on my brilliant idea of dropping walking drones into battle slung under hexacopters

you could initially have hexacopters landing human soldiers into battle

scenario

the hexacopters fly low and below tree tops, land the troops then retire to a safe point possibly nearby or in the sky to high to shoot accurately

the troops do a hit and run

cause casualties , the hexacopters above lend air support and recon and drop bombs / missiles in the right place

the troops call the hexacopters in to evacuate casualties and those left alive them – you have fluid hit and run battles

drone machine gunners would provide cover as the troops depart

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:24:48
From: AwesomeO
ID: 732058
Subject: re: June Chatting

In my search for non waste bread I brought a baguette, theory being I can make five or so sandwitches with it, and if it starts to go stale I can make it into garlic bread and freeze it.

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:25:46
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732059
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Brynn Edelsten is not an Aussie.

The top 2 are spot-on. Is Kyle really so bad to deserve no. 3?

Apparently last year he was no.1

I know little about him.

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:26:35
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732061
Subject: re: June Chatting

when you buy a baguette / any bread in France it goes stale within hours of purchase , they figure you’ll eat it straight away

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:27:55
From: AwesomeO
ID: 732062
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


when you buy a baguette / any bread in France it goes stale within hours of purchase , they figure you’ll eat it straight away

I’ll give it a go. It’s a tiny thing, and inconsequential money but it annoys me at a certain level that I am always throwing bread out.

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:28:46
From: party_pants
ID: 732063
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Bubblecar said:

Rolf Harris most hated Aust celeb

Disgraced entertainer Rolf Harris has dethroned Kyle Sandilands as Australia’s most hated public figure.

Harris, who was jailed for almost six years following his sexual assault conviction in 2105, tops The Encore Score’s least popular list, with Prime Minster Tony Abbott at No.2.

http://www.skynews.com.au/culture/showbiz/celebrity/2015/06/03/rolf-harris-most-hated-aust-celeb.html#sthash.H9c0MiRt.dpuf

Brynn Edelsten is not an Aussie.

The top 2 are spot-on. Is Kyle really so bad to deserve no. 3?

Since he called Barnaby Joyce an insensitive wanker I’ve rather warmed to Kyle Sandilands. Still way behind Aaron Sandilands though.

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:28:56
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732064
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Rabin was assassinated by a Jewish terrorist after negotiating a peace treaty

Sharon had a mysterious “stroke” – wiki has him negotiating a withdrawal from the West Bank

both leaders were probably bumped off by religious elements in their secret service

the next one that tries it will probably go the way of a heart attack or car crash

Bumped off by America to help keep the middle east unstable

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:30:42
From: Speedy
ID: 732066
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Speedy said:

Brynn Edelsten is not an Aussie.

The top 2 are spot-on. Is Kyle really so bad to deserve no. 3?

Apparently last year he was no.1

I know little about him.

Me too. People seem to get so outraged by what others say, but it’s what they do that counts. Shock jocks are just that. Get over it.

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:31:41
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732067
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


wookiemeister said:

when you buy a baguette / any bread in France it goes stale within hours of purchase , they figure you’ll eat it straight away

I’ll give it a go. It’s a tiny thing, and inconsequential money but it annoys me at a certain level that I am always throwing bread out.

If I think I’m not going to finish a loaf in time, I freeze it.

But stale bread crisped up in the oven makes excellent breadcrumbs in the food processor.

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:33:55
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732068
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


wookiemeister said:

Rabin was assassinated by a Jewish terrorist after negotiating a peace treaty

Sharon had a mysterious “stroke” – wiki has him negotiating a withdrawal from the West Bank

both leaders were probably bumped off by religious elements in their secret service

the next one that tries it will probably go the way of a heart attack or car crash

Bumped off by America to help keep the middle east unstable


to be honest I don’t think the yanks are up to it, JFK was a botch job at best

they’ve learnt by bitter to just let the locals handle their “problems”

Herod was a roman appointed ruler – he kept things under a lid

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:33:55
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732069
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


wookiemeister said:

Rabin was assassinated by a Jewish terrorist after negotiating a peace treaty

Sharon had a mysterious “stroke” – wiki has him negotiating a withdrawal from the West Bank

both leaders were probably bumped off by religious elements in their secret service

the next one that tries it will probably go the way of a heart attack or car crash

Bumped off by America to help keep the middle east unstable


to be honest I don’t think the yanks are up to it, JFK was a botch job at best

they’ve learnt by bitter to just let the locals handle their “problems”

Herod was a roman appointed ruler – he kept things under a lid

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:34:55
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732070
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


AwesomeO said:

wookiemeister said:

when you buy a baguette / any bread in France it goes stale within hours of purchase , they figure you’ll eat it straight away

I’ll give it a go. It’s a tiny thing, and inconsequential money but it annoys me at a certain level that I am always throwing bread out.

If I think I’m not going to finish a loaf in time, I freeze it.

But stale bread crisped up in the oven makes excellent breadcrumbs in the food processor.


probably better not to eat too much bread

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:35:24
From: AwesomeO
ID: 732071
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


AwesomeO said:

wookiemeister said:

when you buy a baguette / any bread in France it goes stale within hours of purchase , they figure you’ll eat it straight away

I’ll give it a go. It’s a tiny thing, and inconsequential money but it annoys me at a certain level that I am always throwing bread out.

If I think I’m not going to finish a loaf in time, I freeze it.

But stale bread crisped up in the oven makes excellent breadcrumbs in the food processor.

I did the freezing thing but I only have a single bit of toast for breakfast and the freezer was filling up. But I can do a side of garlic bread to replace a spud and at will be pottasium friendly.

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:36:45
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732072
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

wookiemeister said:

Rabin was assassinated by a Jewish terrorist after negotiating a peace treaty

Sharon had a mysterious “stroke” – wiki has him negotiating a withdrawal from the West Bank

both leaders were probably bumped off by religious elements in their secret service

the next one that tries it will probably go the way of a heart attack or car crash

Bumped off by America to help keep the middle east unstable


to be honest I don’t think the yanks are up to it, JFK was a botch job at best

they’ve learnt by bitter to just let the locals handle their “problems”

Herod was a roman appointed ruler – he kept things under a lid

maybe the cia paid mossad to do it, with promise of more weapons at discount?

to help keep the area unstable

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:37:50
From: furious
ID: 732073
Subject: re: June Chatting

If you mainly use it for toast break it into portions and freeze them and defrost as necessary…

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:38:55
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732074
Subject: re: June Chatting

in the fall of Jerusalem Josephus realised that the Romans were just too big to be opposed

just surrender and negotiate

the zealots and other terrorist groups in Jerusalem were fighting the Romans and each other

they were actively stopping anyone leaving the city – nice people

as a parting note after witnessing all the death and carnage Josephus in the last paragraph makesemtion that Jerusalem actually founded by someone else – the Canaanites long before judaism and hints that perhaps that none of it was worth it

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:38:56
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732075
Subject: re: June Chatting

in the fall of Jerusalem Josephus realised that the Romans were just too big to be opposed

just surrender and negotiate

the zealots and other terrorist groups in Jerusalem were fighting the Romans and each other

they were actively stopping anyone leaving the city – nice people

as a parting note after witnessing all the death and carnage Josephus in the last paragraph makesemtion that Jerusalem actually founded by someone else – the Canaanites long before judaism and hints that perhaps that none of it was worth it

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:39:48
From: AwesomeO
ID: 732076
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:


If you mainly use it for toast break it into portions and freeze them and defrost as necessary…

Yes but frozen bread is not so good for a sandwitch. No worries I will keep experimenting, I reckon the baguette idea has legs.

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:40:54
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732077
Subject: re: June Chatting

Strange story. 13 year old girl apparently ran away and committed suicide over a minor family row about cleaning an esky:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3107053/Family-petrified-missing-schoolgirl-Amber-Peat-13.html

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:41:36
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732078
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


wookiemeister said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

Bumped off by America to help keep the middle east unstable


to be honest I don’t think the yanks are up to it, JFK was a botch job at best

they’ve learnt by bitter to just let the locals handle their “problems”

Herod was a roman appointed ruler – he kept things under a lid

maybe the cia paid mossad to do it, with promise of more weapons at discount?

to help keep the area unstable


America already gives them billions of dollars in military aid anyway

it was the zealots that got them

of course as time goes by the religious faction will take over the country , they breed up massive families- they’ll eventually force the secular to become religious or be killed

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:42:33
From: party_pants
ID: 732079
Subject: re: June Chatting

I routinely freeze fresh bread. I just make sure it’s not crammed in the freezer when it goes in. If it freezes without getting squished you can just break off as many slices as you need and bung them in the microwave for a few seconds to defrost them.

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:43:16
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732080
Subject: re: June Chatting

if they had any sense the secular Jews will leave Israel sooner rather than later

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Date: 3/06/2015 19:57:36
From: AwesomeO
ID: 732081
Subject: re: June Chatting

And bad news for Bubblecar, the salad packs of mixed leaves are now down to two dollars in woolies. I guess economies of scale are ramping in as more people buy them. I reckon they are brilliant and they last well.

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Date: 3/06/2015 20:03:27
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732082
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


And bad news for Bubblecar, the salad packs of mixed leaves are now down to two dollars in woolies. I guess economies of scale are ramping in as more people buy them. I reckon they are brilliant and they last well.

They’re sometimes on special in our IGA but even then $3 a bag. I usually get a couple bags, on special or not.

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Date: 3/06/2015 20:38:11
From: AwesomeO
ID: 732083
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


AwesomeO said:

And bad news for Bubblecar, the salad packs of mixed leaves are now down to two dollars in woolies. I guess economies of scale are ramping in as more people buy them. I reckon they are brilliant and they last well.

They’re sometimes on special in our IGA but even then $3 a bag. I usually get a couple bags, on special or not.

Very rare to commit an early evening murder of the forum.

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Date: 3/06/2015 20:47:43
From: party_pants
ID: 732084
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ah well.

I’ve got nothing much to add to the conversation apart from abuse of Tony Abbott for his ‘come to Jesus” remarks, but you lot have probably already covered it,

If he is Jesus, I’m off to Bunnings to get some nails…

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Date: 3/06/2015 20:48:03
From: buffy
ID: 732085
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar….did your parcel arrive or is someone at Australia Post watching “Blink”?

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Date: 3/06/2015 20:50:02
From: buffy
ID: 732086
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


I routinely freeze fresh bread. I just make sure it’s not crammed in the freezer when it goes in. If it freezes without getting squished you can just break off as many slices as you need and bung them in the microwave for a few seconds to defrost them.

This is what we do.

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Date: 3/06/2015 20:52:25
From: party_pants
ID: 732087
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


party_pants said:

I routinely freeze fresh bread. I just make sure it’s not crammed in the freezer when it goes in. If it freezes without getting squished you can just break off as many slices as you need and bung them in the microwave for a few seconds to defrost them.

This is what we do.

Glad to know someone else does it. My family think I’m mad.

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Date: 3/06/2015 20:57:22
From: buffy
ID: 732088
Subject: re: June Chatting

We buy four loaves from Vinnie at a time and freeze them flat, then stand them up in the chest freezer once frozen. Then one comes inside the house into the upright freezer (which is presently invisible, the old one having carked it and gone to the tip and the new one still lounging on the docks). Then just pick off two slices for toast and toast from frozen, or make your sandwich with frozen bread – much easier to spread the butter – and let it sit for 10 minutes before eating. Or nuke the slices for 5 t 10 seconds to defrost.

Easy. And the only leftovers are the crusts. Which Digby used to beg for. And the chooks eat them too.

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Date: 3/06/2015 20:58:57
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732089
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Bubblecar….did your parcel arrive or is someone at Australia Post watching “Blink”?

It arrived on Monday buffy – I posted a Thank You in Chat but you must have missed it :)

I’ll watch it tomorrow when I’ll finally have a housework-free evening.

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Date: 3/06/2015 21:02:04
From: Speedy
ID: 732090
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Ah well.

I’ve got nothing much to add to the conversation apart from abuse of Tony Abbott for his ‘come to Jesus” remarks, but you lot have probably already covered it,

If he is Jesus, I’m off to Bunnings to get some nails…

One of his latest remarks is that we, Sydney homeowners, are all ecstatic about the rise in house prices.

The guy is a first class idiot :(

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Date: 3/06/2015 21:13:37
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732091
Subject: re: June Chatting

if you bought into Sydney in 1997 you’d have been ok, prices soared since then

you could have retired by now

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Date: 3/06/2015 21:15:54
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732092
Subject: re: June Chatting

a few people sold before the 2008 crash and probably rebought when prices were low

the house prices in Sydney will keep rising , 300,000 new mouths coming in every year can’t be wrong

by rights Australia is not one nation, from everything I’ve seen each state is a separate country

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Date: 3/06/2015 21:15:56
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732093
Subject: re: June Chatting

a few people sold before the 2008 crash and probably rebought when prices were low

the house prices in Sydney will keep rising , 300,000 new mouths coming in every year can’t be wrong

by rights Australia is not one nation, from everything I’ve seen each state is a separate country

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Date: 3/06/2015 21:16:45
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732094
Subject: re: June Chatting

I wouldn’t worry about abbot he’s just a figure head

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Date: 3/06/2015 21:18:23
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732095
Subject: re: June Chatting

The guy is a first class idiot

could be worse. he could be a second or third class idiot.

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Date: 3/06/2015 21:18:27
From: AwesomeO
ID: 732096
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


I wouldn’t worry about abbot he’s just a figure head

Yeah, the real rulers are the illuminati.

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Date: 3/06/2015 21:20:49
From: party_pants
ID: 732097
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


wookiemeister said:

I wouldn’t worry about abbot he’s just a figure head

Yeah, the real rulers are the illuminati.

Nah, I got the impression it’s the Sydney property developers, based on the last few posts.

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Date: 3/06/2015 21:27:21
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732098
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


wookiemeister said:

I wouldn’t worry about abbot he’s just a figure head

Yeah, the real rulers are the illuminati.


Australia is ruled by those with money

mining and real estate

to some extent agriculture

it’s why we’ve been put in a lot of mess

just relax its only going to get worse

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Date: 3/06/2015 21:27:23
From: buffy
ID: 732099
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


buffy said:

Bubblecar….did your parcel arrive or is someone at Australia Post watching “Blink”?

It arrived on Monday buffy – I posted a Thank You in Chat but you must have missed it :)

I’ll watch it tomorrow when I’ll finally have a housework-free evening.

Ah, good. I must have missed your post.

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Date: 3/06/2015 21:29:24
From: AwesomeO
ID: 732100
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


AwesomeO said:

wookiemeister said:

I wouldn’t worry about abbot he’s just a figure head

Yeah, the real rulers are the illuminati.


Australia is ruled by those with money

mining and real estate

to some extent agriculture

it’s why we’ve been put in a lot of mess

just relax its only going to get worse

That’s the way of the world. First you get da money, den you get da power, den you get de women.

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Date: 3/06/2015 21:29:29
From: Speedy
ID: 732101
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


if you bought into Sydney in 1997 you’d have been ok, prices soared since then

you could have retired by now

Only if you move away.

We bought in 1999 and our place has tripled in value, but that does not make us wealthy here. It’s actually of great concern, as if this trend continues, our children will not be able to afford to buy (or rent) in the same city as us.

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Date: 3/06/2015 21:30:46
From: buffy
ID: 732102
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


wookiemeister said:

AwesomeO said:

Yeah, the real rulers are the illuminati.


Australia is ruled by those with money

mining and real estate

to some extent agriculture

it’s why we’ve been put in a lot of mess

just relax its only going to get worse

That’s the way of the world. First you get da money, den you get da power, den you get de women.

And then Rome falls.

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Date: 3/06/2015 21:31:53
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732104
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


wookiemeister said:

if you bought into Sydney in 1997 you’d have been ok, prices soared since then

you could have retired by now

Only if you move away.

We bought in 1999 and our place has tripled in value, but that does not make us wealthy here. It’s actually of great concern, as if this trend continues, our children will not be able to afford to buy (or rent) in the same city as us.


you’d be better off moving away

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Date: 3/06/2015 21:31:55
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732105
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


wookiemeister said:

if you bought into Sydney in 1997 you’d have been ok, prices soared since then

you could have retired by now

Only if you move away.

We bought in 1999 and our place has tripled in value, but that does not make us wealthy here. It’s actually of great concern, as if this trend continues, our children will not be able to afford to buy (or rent) in the same city as us.


you’d be better off moving away

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Date: 3/06/2015 21:33:29
From: party_pants
ID: 732106
Subject: re: June Chatting

You seem to be doing lots of double posts tonight Wookie.

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Date: 3/06/2015 21:33:29
From: party_pants
ID: 732107
Subject: re: June Chatting

You seem to be doing lots of double posts tonight Wookie.

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Date: 3/06/2015 21:33:30
From: party_pants
ID: 732108
Subject: re: June Chatting

You seem to be doing lots of double posts tonight Wookie.

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Date: 3/06/2015 21:33:30
From: party_pants
ID: 732109
Subject: re: June Chatting

You seem to be doing lots of double posts tonight Wookie.

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Date: 3/06/2015 21:34:13
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732110
Subject: re: June Chatting

the hangers on for piece of the pie – the ring masters needed to keep the animals in order are men with guns, the legal system and the spies

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Date: 3/06/2015 21:34:38
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732111
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


You seem to be doing lots of double posts tonight Wookie.

phone not working with forum

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Date: 3/06/2015 21:34:55
From: AwesomeO
ID: 732112
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


You seem to be doing lots of double posts tonight Wookie.

Better than quadruple.

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Date: 3/06/2015 21:36:20
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732113
Subject: re: June Chatting

as it turns out all legitimacy is given by men with guns

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Date: 3/06/2015 21:36:46
From: party_pants
ID: 732114
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


party_pants said:

You seem to be doing lots of double posts tonight Wookie.

Better than quadruple.

that was deliberate, for comic effect.

I actually clicked submit 8 times…

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Date: 3/06/2015 21:39:18
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732115
Subject: re: June Chatting

boarding cyas

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Date: 3/06/2015 21:46:43
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732116
Subject: re: June Chatting

i wonder what sibeen ended up treating his missus with.

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Date: 3/06/2015 22:33:45
From: party_pants
ID: 732118
Subject: re: June Chatting

Success.

I’ve managed to get my computer monitor and TV set-top box to play together nicely.

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Date: 3/06/2015 22:37:00
From: AussieDJ
ID: 732119
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Success.

I’ve managed to get my computer monitor and TV set-top box to play together nicely.


It’s a good feeling when that happens.

On another note, I’ve just re-discovered a number of FB accounts I’d set up using variations of my nick. Now to work out which is the real ‘me’.

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Date: 3/06/2015 22:45:10
From: AussieDJ
ID: 732120
Subject: re: June Chatting

AussieDJ said:


On another note, I’ve just re-discovered a number of FB accounts I’d set up using variations of one of my nicks. Now to work out which is the real ‘me’.

fixed

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Date: 3/06/2015 22:54:51
From: party_pants
ID: 732121
Subject: re: June Chatting

AussieDJ said:


party_pants said:

Success.

I’ve managed to get my computer monitor and TV set-top box to play together nicely.


It’s a good feeling when that happens.

On another note, I’ve just re-discovered a number of FB accounts I’d set up using variations of my nick. Now to work out which is the real ‘me’.

I was so damn simple in the end, sort of a ‘duh moment.

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Date: 4/06/2015 00:41:51
From: dv
ID: 732123
Subject: re: June Chatting

I think we’ve reached Peak Stupid in advertising. Aveena oats with “active naturals”.

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Date: 4/06/2015 01:08:55
From: PermeateFree
ID: 732124
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


I think we’ve reached Peak Stupid in advertising. Aveena oats with “active naturals”.

Did you google “Aveena oats” or “active naturals” in order to make your discovery?

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Date: 4/06/2015 01:10:15
From: dv
ID: 732125
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


dv said:

I think we’ve reached Peak Stupid in advertising. Aveena oats with “active naturals”.

Did you google “Aveena oats” or “active naturals” in order to make your discovery?

No, I watched an advertisement on the electric television.

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Date: 4/06/2015 01:13:40
From: PermeateFree
ID: 732126
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


PermeateFree said:

dv said:

I think we’ve reached Peak Stupid in advertising. Aveena oats with “active naturals”.

Did you google “Aveena oats” or “active naturals” in order to make your discovery?

No, I watched an advertisement on the electric television.

Sounds like the ad worked for you to remember it, names and all.

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Date: 4/06/2015 01:15:30
From: kii
ID: 732127
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


I think we’ve reached Peak Stupid in advertising. Aveena oats with “active naturals”.

Better than “inactive fakes”.

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Date: 4/06/2015 01:16:53
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732128
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


I think we’ve reached Peak Stupid in advertising. Aveena oats with “active naturals”.

They cost a little more than dormant naturals, but your physiological gradient will thank you.

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Date: 4/06/2015 01:19:42
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732129
Subject: re: June Chatting

Pretty damn icy tonight (pipes have already frozen) so I’m off to bed with two hefty quilts.

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Date: 4/06/2015 01:21:20
From: kii
ID: 732130
Subject: re: June Chatting

G’night to you Mr Car.

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Date: 4/06/2015 01:37:48
From: dv
ID: 732131
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


dv said:

PermeateFree said:

Did you google “Aveena oats” or “active naturals” in order to make your discovery?

No, I watched an advertisement on the electric television.

Sounds like the ad worked for you to remember it, names and all.

True. Well played, advertisers.

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Date: 4/06/2015 01:38:19
From: dv
ID: 732132
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


dv said:

I think we’ve reached Peak Stupid in advertising. Aveena oats with “active naturals”.

Better than “inactive fakes”.

I’ll be sure to make them from scratch.

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Date: 4/06/2015 01:40:16
From: kii
ID: 732133
Subject: re: June Chatting

I have an Aveeno product that is ‘comforting’. It’s on the bathroom shelf comforting the Pond’s.

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Date: 4/06/2015 01:42:16
From: kii
ID: 732134
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


dv said:

PermeateFree said:

Did you google “Aveena oats” or “active naturals” in order to make your discovery?

No, I watched an advertisement on the electric television.

Sounds like the ad worked for you to remember it, names and all.

:D :D

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Date: 4/06/2015 01:42:47
From: dv
ID: 732135
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


I have an Aveeno product that is ‘comforting’. It’s on the bathroom shelf comforting the Pond’s.

Do they have a Ponds Institute in the US and A?

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Date: 4/06/2015 01:43:28
From: dv
ID: 732136
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


PermeateFree said:

dv said:

No, I watched an advertisement on the electric television.

Sounds like the ad worked for you to remember it, names and all.

:D :D

Seems your freude is a but schaden…

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Date: 4/06/2015 01:44:14
From: kii
ID: 732137
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


kii said:

I have an Aveeno product that is ‘comforting’. It’s on the bathroom shelf comforting the Pond’s.

Do they have a Ponds Institute in the US and A?

I hope so!

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Date: 4/06/2015 01:48:29
From: kii
ID: 732138
Subject: re: June Chatting

I feel I should be responsible today. Now the vacuum cleaner is fixed. Maybe I could ignore the gritty floors, I mean the wind is due to start blowing again and more sand will just end up on the tiles. I think that’s a good excuse to play around with my new colour pencils. Yep, plus I might break the vacuum cleaner again, best to stay away from it.

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Date: 4/06/2015 02:03:08
From: transition
ID: 732139
Subject: re: June Chatting

biggest coffee eva, can’t believe how late it is

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Date: 4/06/2015 06:46:10
From: buffy
ID: 732141
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good morning Holidayers. We have one degree, dark sky and a very bright moon.

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Date: 4/06/2015 06:56:32
From: Spider Lily
ID: 732142
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning

Only a small amount of rain over night, hopefully it is drying up. It is a mild 22 degrees out on the back deck this morning and a top of 27.

I tried the vegemite chocolate last night.. hmmm yeah, na. Once the block is gone there will be no more.

Buffy did you get your boots? :)

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Date: 4/06/2015 06:59:33
From: poikilotherm
ID: 732143
Subject: re: June Chatting

-2.7 ere in the Styx. Not looking forward to the gas bill next quarter.

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Date: 4/06/2015 07:08:54
From: buffy
ID: 732144
Subject: re: June Chatting

The red ones? Yes. I’ll try to find the picture again.

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Date: 4/06/2015 07:10:49
From: buffy
ID: 732145
Subject: re: June Chatting

These ones:

http://www.valpiedshoes.com.au/shop/ladies-shoes/boots/display/1862-unas

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Date: 4/06/2015 07:11:06
From: buffy
ID: 732146
Subject: re: June Chatting

Gotta feed the chooks and get off to work.

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Date: 4/06/2015 07:25:24
From: Divine Angel
ID: 732147
Subject: re: June Chatting

Egg glowing blue in Little Miss’ room even though it’s a comparatively toasty 14 degrees. I suspect said egg would implode in buffy or Bubblecar’s houses!

Still, we shall be going to baby swimming classes today and I have a toasty warm dressing gown for afterwards. The pool is warm, the centre is warm, but walking back to the car will be chilly.

Then I will be purchasing a bath seat in the hope Little Miss can take a bath without screaming blue murder. I thought it was just a phase but she’s been screaming in the bath for 8 weeks now.

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Date: 4/06/2015 07:49:43
From: Dropbear
ID: 732148
Subject: re: June Chatting

It’s ken cold

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Date: 4/06/2015 08:04:04
From: poikilotherm
ID: 732149
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


It’s ken cold

IKR

04/06 07:30am -3.6

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Date: 4/06/2015 08:40:44
From: Dropbear
ID: 732150
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Dropbear said:

It’s ken cold

IKR

04/06 07:30am -3.6

Yes, nippy

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Date: 4/06/2015 09:36:55
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732152
Subject: re: June Chatting

morning space junkies

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Date: 4/06/2015 09:37:30
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732153
Subject: re: June Chatting

Magellan super-scope gets green light for construction

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Date: 4/06/2015 09:40:02
From: Ian
ID: 732155
Subject: re: June Chatting

ng,

HAPPY DICKHEAD DAY

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Date: 4/06/2015 09:49:27
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732156
Subject: re: June Chatting

morning. i hope Buffy sees this. ;-)

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Date: 4/06/2015 09:50:08
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732157
Subject: re: June Chatting

lol. didn’t see Ian had just posted same.

good taste.

:-)

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Date: 4/06/2015 09:56:26
From: kii
ID: 732159
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ian said:


ng,

HAPPY DICKHEAD DAY

*snorts* ….“deadset numpty”….*chortles*

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Date: 4/06/2015 09:56:58
From: Ian
ID: 732160
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


lol. didn’t see Ian had just posted same.

good taste.

:-)

Ooga booga!

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:01:01
From: Cymek
ID: 732161
Subject: re: June Chatting

Greetings

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:03:09
From: kii
ID: 732162
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Greetings

M…a…y…b..e….

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:05:26
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732163
Subject: re: June Chatting

-3 at the Redoubt this morning, it was a fairytale land of white.

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:16:15
From: Arts
ID: 732164
Subject: re: June Chatting

“Australian officials have admitted they have virtually given up the search for flight MH370 15 months after it disappeared.”

I guess we’ll never know now….

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:19:41
From: Cymek
ID: 732165
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


“Australian officials have admitted they have virtually given up the search for flight MH370 15 months after it disappeared.”

I guess we’ll never know now….

Perhaps one day something may turn up

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:20:22
From: Arts
ID: 732166
Subject: re: June Chatting

Perhaps they are looking in the wrong place entirely…

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:21:35
From: kii
ID: 732167
Subject: re: June Chatting

You know what it’s like, stop looking for something and it turns up in a few days.

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:21:57
From: Arts
ID: 732168
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


You know what it’s like, stop looking for something and it turns up in a few days.

always in the last place you look …

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:22:09
From: Cymek
ID: 732169
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Perhaps they are looking in the wrong place entirely…

Thats always a big possibility isn’t, lots of theories (valid or not) about different locations it may have gone down

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:22:12
From: furious
ID: 732170
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Langoliers…

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:23:21
From: kii
ID: 732171
Subject: re: June Chatting

Just read a list of strange laws in NM. Apparently I break the law every time I walk down Main Street…carrying my lunchbox :/

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:23:36
From: Cymek
ID: 732172
Subject: re: June Chatting

With it not being found it will generate conspiracy theories for years

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:25:56
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732173
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Arts said:

“Australian officials have admitted they have virtually given up the search for flight MH370 15 months after it disappeared.”

I guess we’ll never know now….

Perhaps one day something may turn up

maybe if they keep looking for it, they might find it,

but to do that they have to keep looking for it,

I suggest over there might be a good place to look.

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:26:10
From: poikilotherm
ID: 732174
Subject: re: June Chatting

Just et some cake made by a previous Masterchef winner, damn good cake.

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:27:17
From: kii
ID: 732175
Subject: re: June Chatting

A month or so ago I put some wine ice cubes into a large baggy in the freezer. They’ve been a bit squashed by stuff and I now have wine slushy. This could be fun.

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:27:39
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732176
Subject: re: June Chatting

It flew to Pakistan, well that’s what Rupert Murdock said a couple of days after it disappeared.
Be that as it may, they were never fairdinkim in the search anyway. particularly after they refused Wookiemeister’s offers of help.

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:29:52
From: Cymek
ID: 732177
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/real-life/stephen-hawking-would-consider-assisted-suicide/story-fnixwvgh-1227382423800

Should be an interesting interview, I like the photo of him with all the apples on the ground

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:31:15
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732178
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


It flew to Pakistan, well that’s what Rupert Murdock said a couple of days after it disappeared.
Be that as it may, they were never fairdinkim in the search anyway. particularly after they refused Wookiemeister’s offers of help.

yeah, wookie had thousands of trained fish ready to look for it, or was that someone else?

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:31:25
From: Arts
ID: 732179
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


With it not being found it will generate conspiracy theories for years

everything has a conspiracy theory attached to it.. did you know that the “Dark Knight” theater killer was set up by the FBI? That he was drugged and used as a patsy? (the very through FBI also made sure he wrote a lot about it in the months prior) Also the Sandy Hook elementary school shooting was also a set up. Apparently signs were changed and children that were killed have turned up to memorial events and one lady was interviewed as ‘witness’ a ‘parent’ a ‘reporter’ etc.. also there’s that whole 9/11 thing… pfft

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:33:43
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732180
Subject: re: June Chatting

always in the last place you look …

i see my joke book arrived at your place safely.

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:34:38
From: Cymek
ID: 732181
Subject: re: June Chatting

Conspiracy theorists always seem to give govenment agencies far more capability than they deserve, realists know they probably aren’t anywhere near that competent

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:35:38
From: kii
ID: 732182
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


always in the last place you look …

i see my joke book arrived at your place safely.

Notice we just ignored Arts in the same way that we ignore you?

:P

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:37:12
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732183
Subject: re: June Chatting

it’s tough being a comic but someones have to do it.

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:38:10
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732184
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


it’s tough being a comic but someones have to do it.

It’s tougher being a movie.

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:39:06
From: Skeptic Pete
ID: 732185
Subject: re: June Chatting

For buffy…….

I went back to the optometrist and asked for my eye test results and she looked at me like I had two heads.

She said she didn’t know what I meant, but would write a copy of my script.

R +0.25 -0.25 X60
L +0.75 -0.25 ×80

ADD +2.00

SV N prescribed

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:40:48
From: kii
ID: 732186
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


it’s tough being a comic but someones have to do it.

It’s tough being in the audience.

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:41:34
From: kii
ID: 732187
Subject: re: June Chatting

Skeptic Pete said:


For buffy…….

I went back to the optometrist and asked for my eye test results and she looked at me like I had two heads.

She said she didn’t know what I meant, but would write a copy of my script.

R +0.25 -0.25 X60
L +0.75 -0.25 ×80

ADD +2.00

SV N prescribed

Did you study for the test the day before?

(A Boris joke.)

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:44:19
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732188
Subject: re: June Chatting

Skeptic Pete said:


For buffy…….

I went back to the optometrist and asked for my eye test results and she looked at me like I had two heads.

She said she didn’t know what I meant, but would write a copy of my script.

R +0.25 -0.25 X60
L +0.75 -0.25 ×80

ADD +2.00

SV N prescribed

I’m pretty sure I know what R & L mean but I wont say just yet, it’s better if you try and work it out for yourselves.

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:49:55
From: kii
ID: 732189
Subject: re: June Chatting

It’s Netflix Night!

(we’ve run out of GoT DVDs until Mike at work brings in season 3 for us :) )

So…I have Frida, Big Fish, Two Lives, Nell and Get Low on my list. Plus others, but they have long titles and I’m just wanting ones with short titles. Big Fish and Get Low were pushing it.

Any votes or red flags?

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:51:13
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732190
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


It’s Netflix Night!

(we’ve run out of GoT DVDs until Mike at work brings in season 3 for us :) )

So…I have Frida, Big Fish, Two Lives, Nell and Get Low on my list. Plus others, but they have long titles and I’m just wanting ones with short titles. Big Fish and Get Low were pushing it.

Any votes or red flags?

I’ve never heard of any of them.

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:51:37
From: kii
ID: 732191
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Skeptic Pete said:

For buffy…….

I went back to the optometrist and asked for my eye test results and she looked at me like I had two heads.

She said she didn’t know what I meant, but would write a copy of my script.

R +0.25 -0.25 X60
L +0.75 -0.25 ×80

ADD +2.00

SV N prescribed

I’m pretty sure I know what R & L mean but I wont say just yet, it’s better if you try and work it out for yourselves.

Maybe Skippy does have two heads* – Robert and Louis.

*No, not that old joke.

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:52:27
From: kii
ID: 732192
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


kii said:

It’s Netflix Night!

(we’ve run out of GoT DVDs until Mike at work brings in season 3 for us :) )

So…I have Frida, Big Fish, Two Lives, Nell and Get Low on my list. Plus others, but they have long titles and I’m just wanting ones with short titles. Big Fish and Get Low were pushing it.

Any votes or red flags?

I’ve never heard of any of them.

Thanks, you’re a big help.

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:52:42
From: Ian
ID: 732193
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


it’s tough being a comic but someones have to do it.

Humour in jugular vein.

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Date: 4/06/2015 10:57:43
From: kii
ID: 732194
Subject: re: June Chatting

Metastasis
Creator Vince Gilligan
2014 TV-MA 62 Episodes

Watch Season 1 Now

When Colombian chemistry teacher Walter Blanco finds out he has terminal cancer, he teams with a former student to cook crystal meth for serious cash.

Wut?

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Date: 4/06/2015 11:01:16
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732195
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-04/woman-stabbed-in-eye-genitals-in-brisbane-assault/6520636

trouble in paradise?

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Date: 4/06/2015 11:06:59
From: transition
ID: 732196
Subject: re: June Chatting

cutting down large cedar branches around top other’s room, up on ladder and roof with chainsaw, in a moment I am going to destroy the chainsaw with the sledge hammer. It’s the one I bought dad to replace the one before of his I wore out, and since i’ve worn this one out and he’s got a new one.

purpose of the exercise being to get the flue gasses away from the room properly.

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Date: 4/06/2015 11:09:16
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732198
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

wookiemeister said:

to be honest I don’t think the yanks are up to it, JFK was a botch job at best

they’ve learnt by bitter to just let the locals handle their “problems”

Herod was a roman appointed ruler – he kept things under a lid

maybe the cia paid mossad to do it, with promise of more weapons at discount?

to help keep the area unstable


America already gives them billions of dollars in military aid anyway

it was the zealots that got them

of course as time goes by the religious faction will take over the country , they breed up massive families- they’ll eventually force the secular to become religious or be killed


Jailed Israeli soldier freed after pork sandwich arrest, as army admits ‘being wrong’
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-03/jailed-israeli-soldier-freed-after-pork-sandwich-arrest/6519696
Posted yesterday at 8:02pm

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Date: 4/06/2015 11:12:22
From: poikilotherm
ID: 732199
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 4/06/2015 11:13:25
From: poikilotherm
ID: 732200
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


kii said:

It’s Netflix Night!

(we’ve run out of GoT DVDs until Mike at work brings in season 3 for us :) )

So…I have Frida, Big Fish, Two Lives, Nell and Get Low on my list. Plus others, but they have long titles and I’m just wanting ones with short titles. Big Fish and Get Low were pushing it.

Any votes or red flags?

I’ve never heard of any of them.

Big Fish is enjoyable.

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Date: 4/06/2015 11:14:52
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732201
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:




half a million dollar pay packet

massive super annuation scheme

one daughters scholarship paid for by a generous organisation

everyone should be a reject like tony

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Date: 4/06/2015 11:17:42
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732202
Subject: re: June Chatting

>>up on ladder and roof with chainsaw

Good luck.

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Date: 4/06/2015 11:17:43
From: kii
ID: 732203
Subject: re: June Chatting

Graceland?

Don’t think we’ll watch Zombeavers or Bandidos Legendarios de México.

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Date: 4/06/2015 11:20:57
From: kii
ID: 732204
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Peak Warming Man said:

kii said:

It’s Netflix Night!

(we’ve run out of GoT DVDs until Mike at work brings in season 3 for us :) )

So…I have Frida, Big Fish, Two Lives, Nell and Get Low on my list. Plus others, but they have long titles and I’m just wanting ones with short titles. Big Fish and Get Low were pushing it.

Any votes or red flags?

I’ve never heard of any of them.

Big Fish is enjoyable.

We’re going with this one based on an intelligent response to my post. If it is shit I will track you down and find you. I know how to be an extremely annoying customer :P

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Date: 4/06/2015 11:29:28
From: poikilotherm
ID: 732205
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


poikilotherm said:

Peak Warming Man said:

I’ve never heard of any of them.

Big Fish is enjoyable.

We’re going with this one based on an intelligent response to my post. If it is shit I will track you down and find you. I know how to be an extremely annoying customer :P

DA didn’t like it IIRC

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Date: 4/06/2015 11:36:41
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732206
Subject: re: June Chatting

Fick thog in the middle of the island. Hopefully it will have cleared by the time I go shopping.

But first, some more hoovering, then a bath.

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Date: 4/06/2015 11:52:35
From: poikilotherm
ID: 732207
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.latimes.com/science/sciencenow/la-sci-sn-ebola-drug-zoloft-vascor-20150603-story.html

“But Zoloft (also known by the generic name sertraline) and Vascor (generic name bepridil) had more encouraging results. Of the 10 mice that got Zoloft, seven survived for 28 days. Even better, all 10 of the mice treated with Vascor were still alive 28 days after infection. For the sake of comparison, all of the untreated mice that served as controls were dead within nine days.”

At least the ones on Zoloft would have died happy…

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Date: 4/06/2015 12:18:30
From: Arts
ID: 732208
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


poikilotherm said:

Peak Warming Man said:

I’ve never heard of any of them.

Big Fish is enjoyable.

We’re going with this one based on an intelligent response to my post. If it is shit I will track you down and find you. I know how to be an extremely annoying customer :P

I found Big Fish to be long… colourful, but long

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Date: 4/06/2015 12:20:00
From: Arts
ID: 732209
Subject: re: June Chatting

Frida is fantastic… what a woman

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Date: 4/06/2015 12:22:17
From: Arts
ID: 732210
Subject: re: June Chatting

so, this woman thinks she could live on $657 per week. Sure, if you don’t want to own a home or go out anywhere, or only go to student bars or bowling clubs for the cheap beer or want to eat sausages and potatoes for the week.

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Date: 4/06/2015 12:26:25
From: Cymek
ID: 732211
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


so, this woman thinks she could live on $657 per week. Sure, if you don’t want to own a home or go out anywhere, or only go to student bars or bowling clubs for the cheap beer or want to eat sausages and potatoes for the week.

Yes the cost of living even if you are conservative is high in Australia

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Date: 4/06/2015 12:30:59
From: poikilotherm
ID: 732212
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


so, this woman thinks she could live on $657 per week. Sure, if you don’t want to own a home or go out anywhere, or only go to student bars or bowling clubs for the cheap beer or want to eat sausages and potatoes for the week.

I ‘lived’ on less than that at uni, would not want to repeat such ‘adventures’.

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Date: 4/06/2015 12:33:54
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732213
Subject: re: June Chatting

Listening to Radio National this morning they were talking to Choice about shopping.
According to Choice’s survey a basket of groceries from Coles and Woolies was pretty much the same but a basket ( I presume the same basket) from Aldi was half the price.
I find that hard to believe.

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Date: 4/06/2015 12:35:50
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732214
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


so, this woman thinks she could live on $657 per week. Sure, if you don’t want to own a home or go out anywhere, or only go to student bars or bowling clubs for the cheap beer or want to eat sausages and potatoes for the week.

Which woman?

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Date: 4/06/2015 12:36:30
From: poikilotherm
ID: 732215
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Listening to Radio National this morning they were talking to Choice about shopping.
According to Choice’s survey a basket of groceries from Coles and Woolies was pretty much the same but a basket ( I presume the same basket) from Aldi was half the price.
I find that hard to believe.

It was all home/own brand stuff…I wonder if Choice accidentally picked up the Select home brand range…

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Date: 4/06/2015 12:38:17
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732216
Subject: re: June Chatting

>>It was all home/own brand stuff

Didn’t hear that, just a basket of various groceries?

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Date: 4/06/2015 12:41:47
From: poikilotherm
ID: 732217
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


>>It was all home/own brand stuff

Didn’t hear that, just a basket of various groceries?

They wouldn’t get (m)any brand name stuffs at Aldi, so they’d have to go house brands to make it a like for like comparison one would assume, well I did…could be wrong.

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Date: 4/06/2015 12:42:16
From: poikilotherm
ID: 732218
Subject: re: June Chatting

https://www.choice.com.au/shopping/everyday-shopping/supermarkets/articles/cheapest-groceries-australia

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Date: 4/06/2015 12:45:26
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732219
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/victoria/choice-price-survey-crowns-aldi-as-australias-cheapest-supermarket/story-fni0fit3-1227382116938

Hmmm the ABC didn’t mention Woolies or Coles private lable they just ran with the line that Aldi were half as cheap.
Quite misleading.
I’ll see if I can find the podcast to be sure.

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Date: 4/06/2015 12:45:44
From: Arts
ID: 732220
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Arts said:

so, this woman thinks she could live on $657 per week. Sure, if you don’t want to own a home or go out anywhere, or only go to student bars or bowling clubs for the cheap beer or want to eat sausages and potatoes for the week.

I ‘lived’ on less than that at uni, would not want to repeat such ‘adventures’.

yes, me too…. but it was uni.. and all you really did was sleep and study and hang out at the bar.. and have no kids.. there’s more to life than that

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Date: 4/06/2015 12:46:02
From: Arts
ID: 732221
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Listening to Radio National this morning they were talking to Choice about shopping.
According to Choice’s survey a basket of groceries from Coles and Woolies was pretty much the same but a basket ( I presume the same basket) from Aldi was half the price.
I find that hard to believe.

so do i

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Date: 4/06/2015 12:46:21
From: Arts
ID: 732222
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Arts said:

so, this woman thinks she could live on $657 per week. Sure, if you don’t want to own a home or go out anywhere, or only go to student bars or bowling clubs for the cheap beer or want to eat sausages and potatoes for the week.

Which woman?

Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry director of employment, education and training Jenny Lambert says.

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Date: 4/06/2015 12:48:02
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732223
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Peak Warming Man said:

Arts said:

so, this woman thinks she could live on $657 per week. Sure, if you don’t want to own a home or go out anywhere, or only go to student bars or bowling clubs for the cheap beer or want to eat sausages and potatoes for the week.

Which woman?

Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry director of employment, education and training Jenny Lambert says.

Never heard of her.

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Date: 4/06/2015 12:48:26
From: Arts
ID: 732224
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Arts said:

Peak Warming Man said:

Which woman?

Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry director of employment, education and training Jenny Lambert says.

Never heard of her.

oh, that’s ok then…

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Date: 4/06/2015 12:50:34
From: Arts
ID: 732225
Subject: re: June Chatting

this is a picture of a woman who was chained up in the basement for 30 years (allegedly) she has a mental health issue and became violent with people, so her husband chained her into room… what strikes me is that she has odd shoes, and that they are both right footed…. there’s some trouble in china, people, some big trouble…

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Date: 4/06/2015 12:52:57
From: Cymek
ID: 732226
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


this is a picture of a woman who was chained up in the basement for 30 years (allegedly) she has a mental health issue and became violent with people, so her husband chained her into room… what strikes me is that she has odd shoes, and that they are both right footed…. there’s some trouble in china, people, some big trouble…

Kurt Russell will save us

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Date: 4/06/2015 12:55:14
From: buffy
ID: 732227
Subject: re: June Chatting

ABC this morning on the news was saying Aldi home brand. They didn’t say what they bought in the others.

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Date: 4/06/2015 12:55:23
From: Arts
ID: 732228
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


https://www.choice.com.au/shopping/everyday-shopping/supermarkets/articles/cheapest-groceries-australia

what people forget is that some of the ‘supermarket brands’ taste like crap.. sure they are cheaper.. but at what gastric cost people? at what gastric satisfaction cost?

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Date: 4/06/2015 12:56:08
From: Arts
ID: 732229
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

ABC this morning on the news was saying Aldi home brand. They didn’t say what they bought in the others.

poiks link clears all that up with pictures and charts

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Date: 4/06/2015 12:58:16
From: buffy
ID: 732230
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


buffy said:

ABC this morning on the news was saying Aldi home brand. They didn’t say what they bought in the others.

poiks link clears all that up with pictures and charts

Yeah, but I just flew in and haven’t got the linky things going from here….

And hello, Holidayers. Today I have chicken roll (yes, the mushed up and reformed stuff) in sourdough bread.

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Date: 4/06/2015 13:01:26
From: Arts
ID: 732231
Subject: re: June Chatting

well, now i know the right this to buy and the right places to shop.. I am going food shopping – the most hated and draw out of all the household chores…

I have to feed two families tonight… wonder what I shall be cooking…

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Date: 4/06/2015 13:05:24
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732232
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m going to have a hot lunch in the village before doing my shopping. And unlike Arts, I actually enjoy food shopping :)

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Date: 4/06/2015 13:10:33
From: buffy
ID: 732233
Subject: re: June Chatting

Skeptic Pete said:


For buffy…….

I went back to the optometrist and asked for my eye test results and she looked at me like I had two heads.

She said she didn’t know what I meant, but would write a copy of my script.

R +0.25 -0.25 X60
L +0.75 -0.25 ×80

ADD +2.00

SV N prescribed

Lucky I looked back here. That says you have a very minor level of astigmatism (distortion) in each eye. You can pretty much ignore that. It says your left eye is a bit weaker than your right eye, by half a unit. Some people manage without this being corrected, some people don’t. In effect, your reading prescription is +2.25 for your right eye and +2.75 for your left eye. Which explains why you can use +2.50s quite comfortably. The prescribed glasses would usually be better for prolonged, difficult near work.

When I get readings like that for someone, I then discuss with them what their near work needs are. If they were a lawyer, say, and constantly reading small stuff, I’d recommend a prescribed pair of glasses. And tell them the get some +2.50s from the pharmacist for backups. If they were a manual worker who only reads the newspaper, I’d tell them to get some +2.50s, but to get back to me if they found they were having any trouble with that because prescribed ones would be a bit better.

Either way, I’d tell them that +2.50s would work for reading backups (in the glovebox, in the ute, down the shed to check the drench dosages, in the shearing shed etc – I work rural!) And +2.00s would work best for computer screen distance.

I’d probably also mention that a more expensive lens is available it they wanted it, where the bottom is you stronger script and the top is about 3/4 units weaker. Originally designed for keyboard and monitor (different distances from your eyes), they are lovely general purpose lenses. I use them when working. But they are $200 for the lenses + a frame. Most of my office worker patients use them.

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Date: 4/06/2015 13:11:25
From: buffy
ID: 732234
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m planning on making macaroni cheese for tea tonight, with chunks of honey ham run through it.

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Date: 4/06/2015 13:14:25
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732235
Subject: re: June Chatting

Buffy, did you see the fat pug in a bee suit in the first dog cartoon?

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Date: 4/06/2015 13:15:50
From: sibeen
ID: 732236
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cold, wet and miserable in sunny Essendon.

8.6 degrees.

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Date: 4/06/2015 13:15:57
From: buffy
ID: 732237
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


Buffy, did you see the fat pug in a bee suit in the first dog cartoon?

I don’t have enough megs to do first dog here. I’ll have a look tonight. At work I only have the dongle with 400MB per month. I try to only forum or check emails. Or ABC news, but that sometimes eats it up. I don’t really need more because when at work I don’t have time for interwebbing.

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Date: 4/06/2015 13:17:16
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732238
Subject: re: June Chatting

it is in a post from me a little bit back.

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Date: 4/06/2015 13:18:13
From: buffy
ID: 732239
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Cold, wet and miserable in sunny Essendon.

8.6 degrees.

And when I say it’s feeling cold, it must really be feeling cold. It’s windy, rainy and miserable here in Hamilton. For years and years I’ve not needed to use my woollen coat. Last year it got a couple of wears. This year I’ve already had it out once. Maybe we have reached Peak Global Warming and we are heading back into Snowball Earth.

;)

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Date: 4/06/2015 13:18:40
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732240
Subject: re: June Chatting

here you go

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Date: 4/06/2015 13:19:56
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732241
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Cold, wet and miserable in sunny Essendon.

8.6 degrees.

Alex will be lazing in the back yard in a bikini with a long tall cold drink with a little umbrella in it.

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Date: 4/06/2015 13:23:09
From: kii
ID: 732242
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Arts said:

so, this woman thinks she could live on $657 per week. Sure, if you don’t want to own a home or go out anywhere, or only go to student bars or bowling clubs for the cheap beer or want to eat sausages and potatoes for the week.

I ‘lived’ on less than that at uni, would not want to repeat such ‘adventures’.

I lived on less than that when I was a sole parent with two sons and 1 cat. That was fun. Wait, no it wasn’t.

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Date: 4/06/2015 13:24:29
From: buffy
ID: 732243
Subject: re: June Chatting

Thank you CE.

Now I’ve seen it.

I’m considering taking Long to Casterton on Saturday. It is the Kelpie Festival. But they tend to welcome all dogs. There are really daggy country oldfashioned things in the main street. There is an egg and spoon race. There is a three legged race. There is an eleven legged race (two humans, tied together – 3 legs – and two dogs, not tied together – another 8 legs). And they have kelpies herding ducks. A high jump – there is a money prize for that one, kelpies win that one. There is a run up a huge hill at the end of town. You stand at the top and call you dog up to you. And there is a daggy parade of the locals. It’s actually quite good fun.

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Date: 4/06/2015 13:27:27
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732244
Subject: re: June Chatting

There is an egg and spoon race.

to get the egg on the spoon, don’t go for the side of the egg with the side of the spoon. attack it from an end with the tip of the spoon. i won a few races this way.

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Date: 4/06/2015 13:53:04
From: PermeateFree
ID: 732249
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


There is an egg and spoon race.

to get the egg on the spoon, don’t go for the side of the egg with the side of the spoon. attack it from an end with the tip of the spoon. i won a few races this way.

People frown on adults winning children’s races.

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Date: 4/06/2015 14:08:34
From: sibeen
ID: 732251
Subject: re: June Chatting

Makes sense. The late Beatles work would make anyone doubt the existence of a just ruler in the universe.

A tad harsh, but each to their own.

I have a good mate who I went to school with, a few moons ago, who still has a big girly crush on the Rolling Stones. He went to every concert they did in Australia and NZ last year. I got an email from him last night stating that he’s decided to do a few more of their concerts.

• 04/06 – 08/06 – Dallas, Texas
• 08/06 – 13/06 – Orlando, Florida
• 14/06 – 18/06 – Nashville, Tenessee
• 19/06 – 21/06 – Pittsburgh, Pensylvania
• 22/06 – 25/06 – Chicago, Illinois
• 26/06 – 28/06 – Kansas City, Missouri
• 29/06 – 02/07 – Raleigh, North Carolina
• 03/07 – 05/07 – Indianapolis, Indiana
• 06/07 – 09/07 – Detroit, Michigan
• 10/07 – 11/07 – Buffalo, New York
• 12/07 – 13/07 – Toronto, Ontario
• 14/07 – 15/07 – Quebec, Quebec

Christ, to be 53, still single, and quite bloody well off.

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Date: 4/06/2015 14:15:44
From: poikilotherm
ID: 732252
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


sibeen said:

Cold, wet and miserable in sunny Essendon.

8.6 degrees.

And when I say it’s feeling cold, it must really be feeling cold. It’s windy, rainy and miserable here in Hamilton. For years and years I’ve not needed to use my woollen coat. Last year it got a couple of wears. This year I’ve already had it out once. Maybe we have reached Peak Global Warming and we are heading back into Snowball Earth.

;)

You’re getting weak in your retired dottage I reckon ;)

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Date: 4/06/2015 14:32:27
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732254
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


so, this woman thinks she could live on $657 per week. Sure, if you don’t want to own a home or go out anywhere, or only go to student bars or bowling clubs for the cheap beer or want to eat sausages and potatoes for the week.

if you have no commitments except to yourself, aren’t sick, haven’t been injured and aren’t old (when you are old the sickness and injury start kicking in like nobodys business)

oh yes – you wouldn’t be buying at woollies and would be counting the days till the next disaster drains your wallet of another 1000 dollars

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Date: 4/06/2015 14:33:47
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732255
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Peak Warming Man said:

Listening to Radio National this morning they were talking to Choice about shopping.
According to Choice’s survey a basket of groceries from Coles and Woolies was pretty much the same but a basket ( I presume the same basket) from Aldi was half the price.
I find that hard to believe.

It was all home/own brand stuff…I wonder if Choice accidentally picked up the Select home brand range…


the select brand biscuits in woollies are either made overseas or/and have palm oil in them – a horrible oil best suited for motor vehicles not biscuits

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Date: 4/06/2015 14:35:37
From: poikilotherm
ID: 732256
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 4/06/2015 14:35:48
From: poikilotherm
ID: 732257
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


poikilotherm said:

Peak Warming Man said:

Listening to Radio National this morning they were talking to Choice about shopping.
According to Choice’s survey a basket of groceries from Coles and Woolies was pretty much the same but a basket ( I presume the same basket) from Aldi was half the price.
I find that hard to believe.

It was all home/own brand stuff…I wonder if Choice accidentally picked up the Select home brand range…


the select brand biscuits in woollies are either made overseas or/and have palm oil in them – a horrible oil best suited for motor vehicles not biscuits

and back in the day we tied an onion to our belts.

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Date: 4/06/2015 14:38:26
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732258
Subject: re: June Chatting

the aldi homebrand can normally be likened to filth

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Date: 4/06/2015 14:39:45
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732260
Subject: re: June Chatting

you can buy the larger kellogs cornflakes packets for 4 dollars at coles – at woollies they are around 1.20 more expensive

never buy chocolate at coles – its unreasonably expensive – goes to woollies – its always on special

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Date: 4/06/2015 14:41:05
From: Cymek
ID: 732261
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


you can buy the larger kellogs cornflakes packets for 4 dollars at coles – at woollies they are around 1.20 more expensive

never buy chocolate at coles – its unreasonably expensive – goes to woollies – its always on special

Woolworth has a poor range of meat and its overpriced

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Date: 4/06/2015 14:42:41
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732262
Subject: re: June Chatting

Confectionary is seriously expensive.

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Date: 4/06/2015 14:44:03
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732263
Subject: re: June Chatting

talking about the cost of living , the street price of ice has fucking gone up again – don’t the police understand people are just trying to get by at the moment – all these drug busts aren’t helping anyone?

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Date: 4/06/2015 14:52:47
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732265
Subject: re: June Chatting

>>the street price of ice has fucking gone up again

You’ll just have to cut back on food again.
Also have a talk to the Drug Ombudsman.

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Date: 4/06/2015 14:54:54
From: poikilotherm
ID: 732266
Subject: re: June Chatting

“He said safety regulations were not strictly enforced “

If one winds down their window 1 m from a lion and pokes out to take a photo…they probably deserve what’s coming next.

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Date: 4/06/2015 14:58:00
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732267
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m clean out of seal blubber so I’m thinking pork chops and apple sauce with assorted vegetables and bread fried in the pork fat.

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Date: 4/06/2015 14:59:20
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732268
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


>>the street price of ice has fucking gone up again

You’ll just have to cut back on food again.
Also have a talk to the Drug Ombudsman.


didn’t think I was going to get a bite on that one – I can always count on you PWM

can you carry something through airport security for me?

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:00:09
From: Tamb
ID: 732269
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


“He said safety regulations were not strictly enforced “

If one winds down their window 1 m from a lion and pokes out to take a photo…they probably deserve what’s coming next.


He prolly thought his stars & stripes backward worn cap would protect him.

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:00:23
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732270
Subject: re: June Chatting

i make my own ice.

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:02:15
From: poikilotherm
ID: 732271
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


poikilotherm said:

“He said safety regulations were not strictly enforced “

If one winds down their window 1 m from a lion and pokes out to take a photo…they probably deserve what’s coming next.


He prolly thought his stars & stripes backward worn cap would protect him.

It was an aussie talking about the poor enforcement of safety rules in South Africa after he watched on while his daughter was mauled by lions when she went in to a lions cage. Maybe their should be a naivety test before leaving or something…

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:02:51
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732272
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


i make my own ice.

I prefer to use the blue precursor myself, it can be a bit messy getting hold of it but the profits are worth it, I had to scold one of my work colleagues for shooting a child last week – very messy business

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:03:30
From: Tamb
ID: 732273
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


i make my own ice.

Can I have some. I’ve just been bitten by a jumping ant.

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:05:02
From: Tamb
ID: 732274
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Tamb said:

poikilotherm said:

“He said safety regulations were not strictly enforced “

If one winds down their window 1 m from a lion and pokes out to take a photo…they probably deserve what’s coming next.


He prolly thought his stars & stripes backward worn cap would protect him.

It was an aussie talking about the poor enforcement of safety rules in South Africa after he watched on while his daughter was mauled by lions when she went in to a lions cage. Maybe their should be a naivety test before leaving or something…


Oh, I thought it was about the Yank who was mauled through the car window.

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:05:19
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732275
Subject: re: June Chatting

what makes me wonder is this

can ice be sniffed out using a machine rather than an animal or chem test?

if ice is getting in – can it be stopped

if you wanted to go to the dark side – recruit the weed dealers to rat out the ice dealers and suppliers – you could use their local knowledge to shut down the suppliers

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:06:35
From: poikilotherm
ID: 732276
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


poikilotherm said:

Tamb said:

He prolly thought his stars & stripes backward worn cap would protect him.

It was an aussie talking about the poor enforcement of safety rules in South Africa after he watched on while his daughter was mauled by lions when she went in to a lions cage. Maybe their should be a naivety test before leaving or something…


Oh, I thought it was about the Yank who was mauled through the car window.

It was, the aussie was commenting because the yank got et.

I was commenting that when visiting places where life is cheap…yours is no different despite the passport.

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:10:06
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732277
Subject: re: June Chatting

the other approach would be to break into the ice dealers gaff

steal all his stash – get all the money from his bank account and then see where he runs (stick a tracking unit to him)

when you are dealing with a drug problem like ice you need to be ruthless in hunting down and finding its supply

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:11:10
From: poikilotherm
ID: 732278
Subject: re: June Chatting

“Fairfax’s John Garnaut and Lucy Macken have revealed today that property investment advisers including a top tier law firm and one of the big four accounting firms are being investigated by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) for facilitating illegal property sales to foreign nationals”

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:11:12
From: Tamb
ID: 732279
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Tamb said:

poikilotherm said:

It was an aussie talking about the poor enforcement of safety rules in South Africa after he watched on while his daughter was mauled by lions when she went in to a lions cage. Maybe their should be a naivety test before leaving or something…


Oh, I thought it was about the Yank who was mauled through the car window.

It was, the aussie was commenting because the yank got et.

I was commenting that when visiting places where life is cheap…yours is no different despite the passport.


I’ve been to the game reserves in South Africa & no one in their right mind would let a lion near them. They are way bigger than they appear on TV, they are covered in creepy crawlies & their breath stinks.

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:12:26
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732280
Subject: re: June Chatting

hack the bank accounts of people known to deal ice

take all their money

intercept the ice destroy it no need for the paperwork – just hack the bank account of the person involved and again take all their money

you have to be devious

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:13:34
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732281
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


poikilotherm said:

Tamb said:

Oh, I thought it was about the Yank who was mauled through the car window.

It was, the aussie was commenting because the yank got et.

I was commenting that when visiting places where life is cheap…yours is no different despite the passport.


I’ve been to the game reserves in South Africa & no one in their right mind would let a lion near them. They are way bigger than they appear on TV, they are covered in creepy crawlies & their breath stinks.


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Date: 4/06/2015 15:15:00
From: poikilotherm
ID: 732282
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


poikilotherm said:

Tamb said:

Oh, I thought it was about the Yank who was mauled through the car window.

It was, the aussie was commenting because the yank got et.

I was commenting that when visiting places where life is cheap…yours is no different despite the passport.


I’ve been to the game reserves in South Africa & no one in their right mind would let a lion near them. They are way bigger than they appear on TV, they are covered in creepy crawlies & their breath stinks.

IKR.

Although, I have been in an enclosure with lions, albeit ‘small’ ones, still did some damage while playing mostly to my clothing

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:15:43
From: Cymek
ID: 732283
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


the other approach would be to break into the ice dealers gaff

steal all his stash – get all the money from his bank account and then see where he runs (stick a tracking unit to him)

when you are dealing with a drug problem like ice you need to be ruthless in hunting down and finding its supply

Shoot the top level dealers dead using black ops military squads who’d complain

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:16:55
From: Tamb
ID: 732284
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Tamb said:

poikilotherm said:

It was, the aussie was commenting because the yank got et.

I was commenting that when visiting places where life is cheap…yours is no different despite the passport.


I’ve been to the game reserves in South Africa & no one in their right mind would let a lion near them. They are way bigger than they appear on TV, they are covered in creepy crawlies & their breath stinks.



Here Puss, Puss, Puss.
Having said that. The Zulu are way more afraid of snakes than lions.

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:18:20
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732285
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


wookiemeister said:

the other approach would be to break into the ice dealers gaff

steal all his stash – get all the money from his bank account and then see where he runs (stick a tracking unit to him)

when you are dealing with a drug problem like ice you need to be ruthless in hunting down and finding its supply

Shoot the top level dealers dead using black ops military squads who’d complain


it would be quicker and get the message across

instead they might just die in a mysterious car crash, or get knocked off their bike by a hit and run driver

heart attacks can strike anyone you know and house fires are quite common

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:18:25
From: Cymek
ID: 732286
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


poikilotherm said:

Tamb said:

Oh, I thought it was about the Yank who was mauled through the car window.

It was, the aussie was commenting because the yank got et.

I was commenting that when visiting places where life is cheap…yours is no different despite the passport.


I’ve been to the game reserves in South Africa & no one in their right mind would let a lion near them. They are way bigger than they appear on TV, they are covered in creepy crawlies & their breath stinks.

Domestic cats give you nasty scratches and bites, I wouldn’t want to mess with something thats many, many times larger and heavier

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:18:56
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732287
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Zulu are way more afraid of snakes than lions.

didn’t realise lions were afraid of snakes.

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:19:49
From: Cymek
ID: 732288
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


The Zulu are way more afraid of snakes than lions.

didn’t realise lions were afraid of snakes.

He’s lioning

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:20:32
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732289
Subject: re: June Chatting

…black ops military squads who’d complain

you need tougher black ops guys.

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:20:58
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732290
Subject: re: June Chatting

…black ops military squads who’d complain

you need tougher black ops guys.

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:21:45
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732291
Subject: re: June Chatting

i’ll stop being pedantic now. maybe.

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:22:57
From: furious
ID: 732292
Subject: re: June Chatting

Those last two comments were not too bad actually…

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:23:21
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732293
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


…black ops military squads who’d complain

you need tougher black ops guys.


anyone armed with a small calibre pistol can kill the biggest ugliest people with a head shot or an appropriate round

if they were strong you’d pop their legs first and then deliver the coup de grace – it stops them rushing you or running away

you can get very good accuracy up to say 30 meters if you’ve taken some practice shots

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:23:25
From: poikilotherm
ID: 732294
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


i’ll stop being pedantic now. maybe.

‘sif

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:23:44
From: poikilotherm
ID: 732295
Subject: re: June Chatting

“”We also need policy which addresses the funding gap to facilitate the build of high efficiency low emission power stations.”

What…like a carbon tax scheme?

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:25:07
From: Tamb
ID: 732296
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


The Zulu are way more afraid of snakes than lions.

didn’t realise lions were afraid of snakes.


That too.

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:25:23
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732297
Subject: re: June Chatting

c’mon guys, don’t encourage me.

:-)

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:25:53
From: Tamb
ID: 732298
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


…black ops military squads who’d complain

you need tougher black ops guys.


Shirley black ops is non-PC.

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:26:29
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732299
Subject: re: June Chatting

get rid of coal power stations they are a waste of money and time

use solar/wind/hydro and storage capacity

coal can be turned into something useful like diesel

use the gas product to run gas turbines power stations

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:26:40
From: Tamb
ID: 732300
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • i’ll stop being pedantic now.

Those last two comments were not too bad actually…


Or to put it another way Two bad.

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:26:48
From: Cymek
ID: 732301
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


i’ll stop being pedantic now. maybe.

I would have pointed it out to myself as well

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:29:14
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732302
Subject: re: June Chatting

i see japan has appointed Godzilla as their tourism ambassador.

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:35:03
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732303
Subject: re: June Chatting

apparently this is the assassination pistol of choice

the beretta 71

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:35:49
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732304
Subject: re: June Chatting

apparently the point of using a 22 calibre is that when the shell enters the head it rattles around , it never leaves

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:36:55
From: furious
ID: 732305
Subject: re: June Chatting

Guns for show, knives for a pro…

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:43:03
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732306
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • apparently this is the assassination pistol of choice

Guns for show, knives for a pro…


never liked knives

work tools yes – anyone with a love of knives used purely for fighting purposes isn’t to the trusted

the secret to using a knife in a fight i’ve been told is to make small punches that don’t over extend the arm allowing the person to grab it

unless you are an “expert” you’ll most likely never be able to get a knife of someone without serious injury

I was watching something years ago that suggested you hold you arms up infront of you , fists near your face palms towards your face , it bends the soft part of the arm and the asscociated veins/ arteries away from an aggressor

if you suspect you are going into a dangerous situation I wouldn’t bother using a knife

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:49:02
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732307
Subject: re: June Chatting

bayonets are a different beast, attached to a rifle they are designed to allow you to plunge the thing in and take it out easily. the groove along the side is supposedly meant to stop suction from making it harder to get the thing out

by rights a samurai sword is probably better its bigger and theres less surprise but when it makes an appearance it makes even a group of attackers shrink away

the way to use the sword in that situation is to not allow yourself to be surrounded and to run away, the pursuing attackers can be picked off one by one rather than them rushing you – samurai swords will be used in a downward blow as a diagonal slice or as a short jab – the user will always do their best to keep you at bay and outside of their personal zone.

unless you are professional trained you’re better off not using them

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:50:50
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732308
Subject: re: June Chatting

actually thinking about it

bruce willis uses the samurai sword in this exact way in pulp fiction

he comes down in a diagonal motion

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:51:30
From: Cymek
ID: 732309
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


bayonets are a different beast, attached to a rifle they are designed to allow you to plunge the thing in and take it out easily. the groove along the side is supposedly meant to stop suction from making it harder to get the thing out

by rights a samurai sword is probably better its bigger and theres less surprise but when it makes an appearance it makes even a group of attackers shrink away

the way to use the sword in that situation is to not allow yourself to be surrounded and to run away, the pursuing attackers can be picked off one by one rather than them rushing you – samurai swords will be used in a downward blow as a diagonal slice or as a short jab – the user will always do their best to keep you at bay and outside of their personal zone.

unless you are professional trained you’re better off not using them

I like how they use them in scifi, high tech weapons and a backup sword

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:51:47
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732310
Subject: re: June Chatting

ive been told samurai swords could be up to 8 feet long !

presumably the longer the sword the better the reach

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:54:05
From: furious
ID: 732311
Subject: re: June Chatting

I think knives are a good idea. Big, f#ck-off shiny ones. Ones that look like they could skin a crocodile. Knives are good, because they don’t make any noise, and the less noise they make, the more likely we are to use them. Sh!t ‘em right up. Makes it look like we’re serious.

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:56:10
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732312
Subject: re: June Chatting

in all quiet on the western front the author said that the shovel was the best hand to hand weapon in the trenches – cant really see why, its not particularly balanced and isn’t designed to be used in that way

going back to samurai swords – by rights you could kill someone with the boken – the wooden sword – it has the weight and balance needed

musashi japans best sword fighter was killing people fighting him with a samurai sword with his wooden sword

apparently all these swordsmen would issue each other with challenges to see who was the better swordsman

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:58:14
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732313
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • work tools yes – anyone with a love of knives used purely for fighting purposes isn’t to the trusted

I think knives are a good idea. Big, f#ck-off shiny ones. Ones that look like they could skin a crocodile. Knives are good, because they don’t make any noise, and the less noise they make, the more likely we are to use them. Sh!t ‘em right up. Makes it look like we’re serious.


you’re talking about a tool for skinning not a tool for fighting another human being

making that kind of mistake can be fatal

knives used to kill humans are often relatively skinny, they have a traditional point, they are designed to slash and be plunged easily into the body, the narrow blade allows better penetration with less effort

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:59:10
From: Arts
ID: 732314
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • work tools yes – anyone with a love of knives used purely for fighting purposes isn’t to the trusted

I think knives are a good idea. Big, f#ck-off shiny ones. Ones that look like they could skin a crocodile. Knives are good, because they don’t make any noise, and the less noise they make, the more likely we are to use them. Sh!t ‘em right up. Makes it look like we’re serious.

That’s not a knife…

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:59:26
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732315
Subject: re: June Chatting

if you are going to be attacked most likely it will come front behind, its not like the movies – unless the other person is seriously pissed

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Date: 4/06/2015 15:59:58
From: Arts
ID: 732316
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


ive been told samurai swords could be up to 8 feet long !

presumably the longer the sword the better the reach

You’d need to be strong to wield that.

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:01:47
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732317
Subject: re: June Chatting

in karate I think they tell them to grip the knife with the blade down not up

you make slashing motions to and fro infront of you and can also stab

personally I think anyone carrying a knife for no good reason , especially a fighting knife should face a mandatory 1 year gaol term

when you are carrying a fighting knife you are intending to harm people

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:02:41
From: Cymek
ID: 732318
Subject: re: June Chatting

A bo staff would be an ideal non lethal weapon

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:03:35
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732319
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


wookiemeister said:

ive been told samurai swords could be up to 8 feet long !

presumably the longer the sword the better the reach

You’d need to be strong to wield that.


they were

its like bows, the long bow had to be used by someone who had very strong shoulders, the arrow would fly fast enough then to pierce armour – that was the game changer

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:03:49
From: Cymek
ID: 732320
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


in karate I think they tell them to grip the knife with the blade down not up

you make slashing motions to and fro infront of you and can also stab

personally I think anyone carrying a knife for no good reason , especially a fighting knife should face a mandatory 1 year gaol term

when you are carrying a fighting knife you are intending to harm people

I wouldn’t carry one in public but would arm myself with one if someone was on my property

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:04:16
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732321
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


A bo staff would be an ideal non lethal weapon

I guess

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:05:45
From: Dropbear
ID: 732322
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


in karate I think they tell them to grip the knife with the blade down not up

you make slashing motions to and fro infront of you and can also stab

personally I think anyone carrying a knife for no good reason , especially a fighting knife should face a mandatory 1 year gaol term

when you are carrying a fighting knife you are intending to harm people

Karate does not involve knife attacks :)

But yes I agree with you that there is no good reason to be carrying a knife around.

When I learned knife techniques as part of my martial arts training we were trained to slice tendons, not “stab”. Shrug

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:06:22
From: Dropbear
ID: 732323
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


A bo staff would be an ideal non lethal weapon

A Bo can be quite lethal :)

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:07:04
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732324
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


wookiemeister said:

in karate I think they tell them to grip the knife with the blade down not up

you make slashing motions to and fro infront of you and can also stab

personally I think anyone carrying a knife for no good reason , especially a fighting knife should face a mandatory 1 year gaol term

when you are carrying a fighting knife you are intending to harm people

I wouldn’t carry one in public but would arm myself with one if someone was on my property


from a legal perspective I wouldn’t carry a knife

a reasonably weighted wooden stick is probably enough to hold someone at bay

don’t use a knife – if you end up killing them no jury will look upon you favourably

I don’t know anyone who even owns one – I used to own a work knife but I couldn’t even tell you were that was now – I can normally get away with not using one

in a working situation its better not to use a knife unless you really need to

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:07:06
From: transition
ID: 732325
Subject: re: June Chatting

I ain’t fucken dead
chainsawed half me garden trees, trimmed ‘m heavy, don’t look quite as tropical now

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:07:36
From: Tamb
ID: 732326
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


bayonets are a different beast, attached to a rifle they are designed to allow you to plunge the thing in and take it out easily. the groove along the side is supposedly meant to stop suction from making it harder to get the thing out

by rights a samurai sword is probably better its bigger and theres less surprise but when it makes an appearance it makes even a group of attackers shrink away

the way to use the sword in that situation is to not allow yourself to be surrounded and to run away, the pursuing attackers can be picked off one by one rather than them rushing you – samurai swords will be used in a downward blow as a diagonal slice or as a short jab – the user will always do their best to keep you at bay and outside of their personal zone.

unless you are professional trained you’re better off not using them


I’d prefer my old S&W 38 with hollow point load. Loud noise, flame & a big hole in & an even bigger one out.

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:08:08
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732328
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


wookiemeister said:

in karate I think they tell them to grip the knife with the blade down not up

you make slashing motions to and fro infront of you and can also stab

personally I think anyone carrying a knife for no good reason , especially a fighting knife should face a mandatory 1 year gaol term

when you are carrying a fighting knife you are intending to harm people

Karate does not involve knife attacks :)

But yes I agree with you that there is no good reason to be carrying a knife around.

When I learned knife techniques as part of my martial arts training we were trained to slice tendons, not “stab”. Shrug


I knew some girl big in karate (not my ex) that’s what they taught her

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:08:13
From: Cymek
ID: 732329
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


wookiemeister said:

in karate I think they tell them to grip the knife with the blade down not up

you make slashing motions to and fro infront of you and can also stab

personally I think anyone carrying a knife for no good reason , especially a fighting knife should face a mandatory 1 year gaol term

when you are carrying a fighting knife you are intending to harm people

Karate does not involve knife attacks :)

But yes I agree with you that there is no good reason to be carrying a knife around.

When I learned knife techniques as part of my martial arts training we were trained to slice tendons, not “stab”. Shrug

Seagal does proper knife fighting in Under Seige

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:09:08
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732330
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


wookiemeister said:

bayonets are a different beast, attached to a rifle they are designed to allow you to plunge the thing in and take it out easily. the groove along the side is supposedly meant to stop suction from making it harder to get the thing out

by rights a samurai sword is probably better its bigger and theres less surprise but when it makes an appearance it makes even a group of attackers shrink away

the way to use the sword in that situation is to not allow yourself to be surrounded and to run away, the pursuing attackers can be picked off one by one rather than them rushing you – samurai swords will be used in a downward blow as a diagonal slice or as a short jab – the user will always do their best to keep you at bay and outside of their personal zone.

unless you are professional trained you’re better off not using them


I’d prefer my old S&W 38 with hollow point load. Loud noise, flame & a big hole in & an even bigger one out.


you can cut a cross groove in a normal shell head I believe if you are pressed

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:09:31
From: Cymek
ID: 732331
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Cymek said:

A bo staff would be an ideal non lethal weapon

A Bo can be quite lethal :)

True but the intention is to hurt rather than kill

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:10:31
From: Dropbear
ID: 732332
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Dropbear said:

wookiemeister said:

in karate I think they tell them to grip the knife with the blade down not up

you make slashing motions to and fro infront of you and can also stab

personally I think anyone carrying a knife for no good reason , especially a fighting knife should face a mandatory 1 year gaol term

when you are carrying a fighting knife you are intending to harm people

Karate does not involve knife attacks :)

But yes I agree with you that there is no good reason to be carrying a knife around.

When I learned knife techniques as part of my martial arts training we were trained to slice tendons, not “stab”. Shrug

Seagal does proper knife fighting in Under Seige

Most movie martial arts fighting these days is Kali / Silat

He used Aikido in Nico above the law

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:10:42
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732333
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Dropbear said:

wookiemeister said:

in karate I think they tell them to grip the knife with the blade down not up

you make slashing motions to and fro infront of you and can also stab

personally I think anyone carrying a knife for no good reason , especially a fighting knife should face a mandatory 1 year gaol term

when you are carrying a fighting knife you are intending to harm people

Karate does not involve knife attacks :)

But yes I agree with you that there is no good reason to be carrying a knife around.

When I learned knife techniques as part of my martial arts training we were trained to slice tendons, not “stab”. Shrug

Seagal does proper knife fighting in Under Seige


ive caught snippets of those films, I don’t think ive ever sat down and watched those kinds of films

my take on anyone trained in martial arts

keep them at bay, don’t allow them to close

they train all the time and will most likely be faster and stronger than you – fight dirty or run away

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:10:58
From: Dropbear
ID: 732334
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Dropbear said:

Cymek said:

A bo staff would be an ideal non lethal weapon

A Bo can be quite lethal :)

True but the intention is to hurt rather than kill

You’re not the boss of me

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:11:16
From: furious
ID: 732335
Subject: re: June Chatting

Yeah, but he does not do karate… seems it was aikido and aikido uses knives…

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:12:03
From: Dropbear
ID: 732336
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Cymek said:

Dropbear said:

Karate does not involve knife attacks :)

But yes I agree with you that there is no good reason to be carrying a knife around.

When I learned knife techniques as part of my martial arts training we were trained to slice tendons, not “stab”. Shrug

Seagal does proper knife fighting in Under Seige


ive caught snippets of those films, I don’t think ive ever sat down and watched those kinds of films

my take on anyone trained in martial arts

keep them at bay, don’t allow them to close

they train all the time and will most likely be faster and stronger than you – fight dirty or run away

Running away is the best policy because most people trained in martial arts do what they can to avoid a fight

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:12:17
From: Tamb
ID: 732337
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


A bo staff would be an ideal non lethal weapon

Let’s go unconventional. A superglue waterpistol.

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:12:26
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732338
Subject: re: June Chatting

the fellah I knew who was into that sort of thing was an aikido person

different philosophy I guess

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:12:44
From: Dropbear
ID: 732339
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • Seagal does proper knife fighting in Under Seige

Yeah, but he does not do karate… seems it was aikido and aikido uses knives…

Aikido does not use knives

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:13:29
From: Dropbear
ID: 732340
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


the fellah I knew who was into that sort of thing was an aikido person

different philosophy I guess

Aikido is the hippy mung beans of martial arts

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:13:29
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732341
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


wookiemeister said:

Cymek said:

Seagal does proper knife fighting in Under Seige


ive caught snippets of those films, I don’t think ive ever sat down and watched those kinds of films

my take on anyone trained in martial arts

keep them at bay, don’t allow them to close

they train all the time and will most likely be faster and stronger than you – fight dirty or run away

Running away is the best policy because most people trained in martial arts do what they can to avoid a fight


unless they are nutters

ive met a few martial art nutters gagging for a fight

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:14:05
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732342
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


furious said:
  • Seagal does proper knife fighting in Under Seige

Yeah, but he does not do karate… seems it was aikido and aikido uses knives…

Aikido does not use knives


you are taught how someone might attack you with one

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:14:47
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732343
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


wookiemeister said:

the fellah I knew who was into that sort of thing was an aikido person

different philosophy I guess

Aikido is the hippy mung beans of martial arts


the only martial art I would ever do (if I were forced to do it)

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:14:53
From: Dropbear
ID: 732344
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Dropbear said:

wookiemeister said:

ive caught snippets of those films, I don’t think ive ever sat down and watched those kinds of films

my take on anyone trained in martial arts

keep them at bay, don’t allow them to close

they train all the time and will most likely be faster and stronger than you – fight dirty or run away

Running away is the best policy because most people trained in martial arts do what they can to avoid a fight


unless they are nutters

ive met a few martial art nutters gagging for a fight

IME they get weeded out at pretty low levels.

Once you get to the higher grades, you don’t tend to have as much to prove

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:15:04
From: Tamb
ID: 732345
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Tamb said:

wookiemeister said:

bayonets are a different beast, attached to a rifle they are designed to allow you to plunge the thing in and take it out easily. the groove along the side is supposedly meant to stop suction from making it harder to get the thing out

by rights a samurai sword is probably better its bigger and theres less surprise but when it makes an appearance it makes even a group of attackers shrink away

the way to use the sword in that situation is to not allow yourself to be surrounded and to run away, the pursuing attackers can be picked off one by one rather than them rushing you – samurai swords will be used in a downward blow as a diagonal slice or as a short jab – the user will always do their best to keep you at bay and outside of their personal zone.

unless you are professional trained you’re better off not using them


I’d prefer my old S&W 38 with hollow point load. Loud noise, flame & a big hole in & an even bigger one out.


you can cut a cross groove in a normal shell head I believe if you are pressed


Yep, that works.

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:15:47
From: furious
ID: 732346
Subject: re: June Chatting

Aikido Weapons

Weapons training in aikido traditionally includes the short staff (jō), wooden sword (bokken), and knife (tantō)

tantō – Use in martial arts

Martial arts that employ the tantō include:

Aikido
Aikijutsu
Jujutsu
Koryu Bujutsu
Ninjutsu
Shorinji Kempo
Modern Arnis (taking place of dagger)

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:16:50
From: Cymek
ID: 732347
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


wookiemeister said:

Cymek said:

Seagal does proper knife fighting in Under Seige


ive caught snippets of those films, I don’t think ive ever sat down and watched those kinds of films

my take on anyone trained in martial arts

keep them at bay, don’t allow them to close

they train all the time and will most likely be faster and stronger than you – fight dirty or run away

Running away is the best policy because most people trained in martial arts do what they can to avoid a fight

You’d have to be an idiot or a psycho to go looking for fights, avoid them at all costs as the news shows it’s pretty damn easy to get killed, but if you can’t avoid one make sure the person starting it regrets it thats assuming you are skilled enough to do so.

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:16:53
From: Dropbear
ID: 732348
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Dropbear said:

furious said:
  • Seagal does proper knife fighting in Under Seige

Yeah, but he does not do karate… seems it was aikido and aikido uses knives…

Aikido does not use knives


you are taught how someone might attack you with one

Aikido is actually completely based around a slashing attack which mimics a sword strike. All Aikido techniques are derived from that, and can be modified for use by unarmed strikes. But the pure Aikido is all about defence from an overhand slash

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:18:42
From: Dropbear
ID: 732349
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • Aikido does not use knives

Aikido Weapons

Weapons training in aikido traditionally includes the short staff (jō), wooden sword (bokken), and knife (tantō)

tantō – Use in martial arts

Martial arts that employ the tantō include:

Aikido
Aikijutsu
Jujutsu
Koryu Bujutsu
Ninjutsu
Shorinji Kempo
Modern Arnis (taking place of dagger)

You will find that’s mostly defensive techniques against those weapons. It’s the same for jujitsu, which is where Aikido was derived from.

Aikido is a purely defensive art.

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:20:09
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732350
Subject: re: June Chatting

in aikido you use the persons weight and momentum to work against them (if you can), or your own weight and momentum to unbalance someone holding you

I was shown a sweet move on someone foolish enough to try and half nelson you

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:20:50
From: furious
ID: 732351
Subject: re: June Chatting

In order to learn defence you must also learn to attack…

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:21:27
From: Dropbear
ID: 732352
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


in aikido you use the persons weight and momentum to work against them (if you can), or your own weight and momentum to unbalance someone holding you

I was shown a sweet move on someone foolish enough to try and half nelson you

Same principle as jujitsu (which is the father of them all) and hence judo, Aikido, hapkido etc

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:21:53
From: Cymek
ID: 732353
Subject: re: June Chatting

A friend’s brother learnt a martial arts style based on the movements of 5 animals, the monkey style is especially interesting to watch as it involves rolling around on the ground and then suddenly jumping up to strike, it would be deceptive to an opponent.

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:22:53
From: Dropbear
ID: 732354
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • Aikido is a purely defensive art.

In order to learn defence you must also learn to attack…

That’s not true at all and is certainly not the case for Aikido. Techniques are based on a small number of set attacks.

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:22:58
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732355
Subject: re: June Chatting

in my limited experience someone who has decided to attack you has quite mistakenly taken your good nature as a weakness

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:23:16
From: furious
ID: 732356
Subject: re: June Chatting

I think that was Kung Fu Panda – it was a movie…

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:24:02
From: furious
ID: 732357
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well Aikido school would be fairly boring if everyone was defending and no one played the attacker…

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:24:04
From: Dropbear
ID: 732358
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


A friend’s brother learnt a martial arts style based on the movements of 5 animals, the monkey style is especially interesting to watch as it involves rolling around on the ground and then suddenly jumping up to strike, it would be deceptive to an opponent.

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:24:20
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732359
Subject: re: June Chatting

And there we were, three against a thousand.
I don’t mind telling you it was a close run thing but in the end we gave all three of them a father of a hiding.

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:24:43
From: sibeen
ID: 732360
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


A friend’s brother learnt a martial arts style based on the movements of 5 animals, the monkey style is especially interesting to watch as it involves rolling around on the ground and then suddenly jumping up to strike, it would be deceptive to an opponent.

I’d imagine that they’d be too busy pissing themselves laughing to be any bother.

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:24:44
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732361
Subject: re: June Chatting

any adult attacking you should be taken as someone trying to kill you

unless its “sport”, adults rarely strike unless they intend to kill you or maim you

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:25:01
From: Dropbear
ID: 732362
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


in my limited experience someone who has decided to attack you has quite mistakenly taken your good nature as a weakness

Indeed. Don’t look like a victim and the fight is unlikely to occur. Drunk wankers not withstanding

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:25:32
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732363
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


And there we were, three against a thousand.
I don’t mind telling you it was a close run thing but in the end we gave all three of them a father of a hiding.

is that you peachy?

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:25:41
From: Cymek
ID: 732365
Subject: re: June Chatting

When you attack thought unless your form is very good you are leaving yourself open for a dangerous defensive retaliation from a skilled opponent

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:26:04
From: Dropbear
ID: 732366
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • That’s not true at all and is certainly not the case for Aikido. Techniques are based on a small number of set attacks.

Well Aikido school would be fairly boring if everyone was defending and no one played the attacker…

Heheh. You certainly learn the overhead slash very well. I wouldn’t recommend using it in a fight though

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:27:39
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732367
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


wookiemeister said:

in my limited experience someone who has decided to attack you has quite mistakenly taken your good nature as a weakness

Indeed. Don’t look like a victim and the fight is unlikely to occur. Drunk wankers not withstanding


there was some nutter who tried it on one day whilst I was waiting for a bus, I just jumped up on a low wall with height being an immediate advantage, if you had tried to jump up I would have kicked him in the face – he got the message and cleared off

in any provocation say nothing, don’t show any hesitation when you need to defend

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:28:02
From: furious
ID: 732368
Subject: re: June Chatting

I won’t be using anything in a fight. A good run is better than a bad stand…

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:28:07
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732369
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Peak Warming Man said:

And there we were, three against a thousand.
I don’t mind telling you it was a close run thing but in the end we gave all three of them a father of a hiding.

is that you peachy?

You knew our most worshipful brother, Daniel Dravatt Esquire?

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:29:58
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 732370
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


furious said:
  • That’s not true at all and is certainly not the case for Aikido. Techniques are based on a small number of set attacks.

Well Aikido school would be fairly boring if everyone was defending and no one played the attacker…

Heheh. You certainly learn the overhead slash very well. I wouldn’t recommend using it in a fight though

When I have a slash I use one hand at waist level, just realised you aren’t talking about taking a slash (urineating)

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:30:43
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732371
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


wookiemeister said:

Peak Warming Man said:

And there we were, three against a thousand.
I don’t mind telling you it was a close run thing but in the end we gave all three of them a father of a hiding.

is that you peachy?

You knew our most worshipful brother, Daniel Dravatt Esquire?


Ive got his head in my underpants drawer

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:31:24
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732372
Subject: re: June Chatting

The best way to fight to drop a nuke

that will end all the useless bickering

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:31:50
From: Dropbear
ID: 732373
Subject: re: June Chatting

I wonder if train drivers have to manually unlock the doors on the side of the train that the platform is on

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:31:58
From: poikilotherm
ID: 732374
Subject: re: June Chatting

wow, nanny state much

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:32:29
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732375
Subject: re: June Chatting

if you’ve got a wooden sword I think its ok to use it

break some bones, collar bones, arms etc

don’t hit them on the head with a wooden sword, you’ll kill them

the thing is very hard, and weighted to be very unforgiving on anything offering resistance

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:32:46
From: Cymek
ID: 732376
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


I wonder if train drivers have to manually unlock the doors on the side of the train that the platform is on

It would make sense for them to do so

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:33:40
From: Dropbear
ID: 732377
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


if you’ve got a wooden sword I think its ok to use it

break some bones, collar bones, arms etc

don’t hit them on the head with a wooden sword, you’ll kill them

the thing is very hard, and weighted to be very unforgiving on anything offering resistance

I still have my bokken at home but it’s in the shed

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:34:36
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732378
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


wookiemeister said:

if you’ve got a wooden sword I think its ok to use it

break some bones, collar bones, arms etc

don’t hit them on the head with a wooden sword, you’ll kill them

the thing is very hard, and weighted to be very unforgiving on anything offering resistance

I still have my bokken at home but it’s in the shed


that’s a shame

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:36:17
From: Dropbear
ID: 732379
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Dropbear said:

wookiemeister said:

if you’ve got a wooden sword I think its ok to use it

break some bones, collar bones, arms etc

don’t hit them on the head with a wooden sword, you’ll kill them

the thing is very hard, and weighted to be very unforgiving on anything offering resistance

I still have my bokken at home but it’s in the shed


that’s a shame

Not really. Not much use in confined spaces

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:37:44
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732380
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


wow, nanny state much

huge crack in rock

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:37:55
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732381
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


wookiemeister said:

Dropbear said:

I still have my bokken at home but it’s in the shed


that’s a shame

Not really. Not much use in confined spaces


id agree

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:38:45
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732382
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


poikilotherm said:

wow, nanny state much

huge crack in rock


I suppose people will just have to find another of the thousands of places where they can dangle from in that area

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:41:53
From: Cymek
ID: 732383
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


poikilotherm said:

wow, nanny state much

huge crack in rock

Is that a nude scene in his latest movie ?

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:42:06
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732384
Subject: re: June Chatting

Are you gods??

Not gods, Englishmen, which is the next best thing

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:43:48
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732385
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Are you gods??

Not gods, Englishmen, which is the next best thing

Welshmen, Englishmen are third

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:45:18
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 732386
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Are you gods??

Not gods, Englishmen, which is the next best thing

So Gods are the next best thing to Poms?

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:51:39
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732387
Subject: re: June Chatting

BACK, with about half my own weight in groceries.

Had a pleasant late lunch in the Red Bridge, did a shedload of shopping and am now about to pour a double of a scotch I haven’t tried before: Bailie Nicol Jarvie. Which I chose entirely on the strength of the nice antique-style label.

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:53:44
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 732388
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


BACK, with about half my own weight in groceries.

Had a pleasant late lunch in the Red Bridge, did a shedload of shopping and am now about to pour a double of a scotch I haven’t tried before: Bailie Nicol Jarvie. Which I chose entirely on the strength of the nice antique-style label.

So try sucking the label first?

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Date: 4/06/2015 16:59:52
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732389
Subject: re: June Chatting

>Bailie Nicol Jarvie

Verdict: very pleasant. Light, smooth, almost sherbety.

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Date: 4/06/2015 17:02:31
From: Cymek
ID: 732390
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


>Bailie Nicol Jarvie

Verdict: very pleasant. Light, smooth, almost sherbety.

Is it a late birthday present to yourself

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Date: 4/06/2015 17:02:44
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732391
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


>Bailie Nicol Jarvie

Verdict: very pleasant. Light, smooth, almost sherbety.

So no taste of burnt oak?

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Date: 4/06/2015 17:04:57
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732392
Subject: re: June Chatting

From memory Bailie Nicol Jarvie is a brand of whisky which was blended by The Glenmorangie Company in Scotland and has now been discontinued. It was named after a character in Walter Scott’s novel Rob Roy. It is a blended Scotch whisky, which has a good following in Scotland, but is relatively unknown in other parts of the world.

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Date: 4/06/2015 17:06:03
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732393
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Bubblecar said:

>Bailie Nicol Jarvie

Verdict: very pleasant. Light, smooth, almost sherbety.

Is it a late birthday present to yourself

Yes might as well count it as such.

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Date: 4/06/2015 17:07:06
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732394
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


From memory Bailie Nicol Jarvie is a brand of whisky which was blended by The Glenmorangie Company in Scotland and has now been discontinued. It was named after a character in Walter Scott’s novel Rob Roy. It is a blended Scotch whisky, which has a good following in Scotland, but is relatively unknown in other parts of the world.

I just looked it up myself and yes, doesn’t seem to be made any more. Unless they’ve started again since the internet caught up. Our bottle shop still has a good supply.

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Date: 4/06/2015 17:07:11
From: Cymek
ID: 732395
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Cymek said:

Bubblecar said:

>Bailie Nicol Jarvie

Verdict: very pleasant. Light, smooth, almost sherbety.

Is it a late birthday present to yourself

Yes might as well count it as such.

Indeed

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Date: 4/06/2015 17:07:58
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 732396
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Bubblecar said:

>Bailie Nicol Jarvie

Verdict: very pleasant. Light, smooth, almost sherbety.

Is it a late birthday present to yourself

Hippys bath day to ewes, Hippys bath day to ewes Hippys bath day dear bubbles Hippys bath day to ewes !

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Date: 4/06/2015 17:09:38
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732397
Subject: re: June Chatting

>It was recently discontinued by Glenmorangie citing high demand for their malt, all of which is now used for their single malt whiskies. The BNJ has since made a quiet exit from the market and bottles are becoming extremely difficult to find.

The English newspaper The Independent ranked it as one of the “Top 10 Best Scotch Whiskies”.<

It’s certainly damn good for the price. Hopefully our bottlo will hide the rest of their stock and only sell them to me from now on :)

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Date: 4/06/2015 17:11:22
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732398
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Peak Warming Man said:

From memory Bailie Nicol Jarvie is a brand of whisky which was blended by The Glenmorangie Company in Scotland and has now been discontinued. It was named after a character in Walter Scott’s novel Rob Roy. It is a blended Scotch whisky, which has a good following in Scotland, but is relatively unknown in other parts of the world.

I just looked it up myself and yes, doesn’t seem to be made any more. Unless they’ve started again since the internet caught up. Our bottle shop still has a good supply.

You’re probably swigging one of the few bottles left in the known world.
Or it’s a Chinese knock off made from Yangzi river water and fermented bamboo shoots.

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Date: 4/06/2015 17:11:31
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732399
Subject: re: June Chatting

bob(from black rock) said:


Hippys bath day to ewes, Hippys bath day to ewes Hippys bath day dear bubbles Hippys bath day to ewes !

Thanks bob, that was almost tuneful.

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Date: 4/06/2015 17:12:53
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732400
Subject: re: June Chatting

How’s your damaged dentition faring, PeterT? Still able to eat properly?

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Date: 4/06/2015 17:14:15
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732401
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


How’s your damaged dentition faring, PeterT? Still able to eat properly?

Not really, it’s not painful but need to get to a dennis soon, Monday is the earliest I can manage.

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Date: 4/06/2015 17:16:29
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 732403
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Bubblecar said:

How’s your damaged dentition faring, PeterT? Still able to eat properly?

Not really, it’s not painful but need to get to a dennis soon, Monday is the earliest I can manage.

How come all fang farriers are called “Dennis”?

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Date: 4/06/2015 17:16:41
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732404
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Bubblecar said:

How’s your damaged dentition faring, PeterT? Still able to eat properly?

Not really, it’s not painful but need to get to a dennis soon, Monday is the earliest I can manage.

Good luck. Take a sack of gold coins and a supply of morphine with you.

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Date: 4/06/2015 17:26:31
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 732406
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Peak Warming Man said:

Bubblecar said:

How’s your damaged dentition faring, PeterT? Still able to eat properly?

Not really, it’s not painful but need to get to a dennis soon, Monday is the earliest I can manage.

Good luck. Take a sack of gold coins and a supply of morphine with you.

No need, just reach out and take a firm grasp of the fang farriers scrotal sack and say “we aren’t going to hurt each other, are we???

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Date: 4/06/2015 17:28:26
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732407
Subject: re: June Chatting

bob(from black rock) said:


No need, just reach out and take a firm grasp of the fang farriers scrotal sack and say “we aren’t going to hurt each other, are we???

That’s the spirit.

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Date: 4/06/2015 17:30:27
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732408
Subject: re: June Chatting

I think knives are a good idea. Big, f#ck-off shiny ones. Ones that look like they could skin a crocodile. Knives are good, because they don’t make any noise, and the less noise they make, the more likely we are to use them. Sh!t ‘em right up. Makes it look like we’re serious.

lock, stock….

:-)

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Date: 4/06/2015 17:30:49
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732409
Subject: re: June Chatting

-2 tonight. A welcome warm change after last’s night’s -4.

But then strangely, on Saturday night we’re back up to a minimum of 9.

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Date: 4/06/2015 17:48:50
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732412
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


I think knives are a good idea. Big, f#ck-off shiny ones. Ones that look like they could skin a crocodile. Knives are good, because they don’t make any noise, and the less noise they make, the more likely we are to use them. Sh!t ‘em right up. Makes it look like we’re serious.

lock, stock….

:-)


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Date: 4/06/2015 17:51:45
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732413
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


ChrispenEvan said:

I think knives are a good idea. Big, f#ck-off shiny ones. Ones that look like they could skin a crocodile. Knives are good, because they don’t make any noise, and the less noise they make, the more likely we are to use them. Sh!t ‘em right up. Makes it look like we’re serious.

lock, stock….

:-)


four shots from two shells

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Date: 4/06/2015 18:02:12
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732414
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tonight: two lovely looking lamb steaks which I’ll roast with tomato, garlic, capsicum & basil.

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Date: 4/06/2015 18:27:32
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 732416
Subject: re: June Chatting

Was the show on the ABC about the Rudd/Gillard years on earlier this week?

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Date: 4/06/2015 18:27:57
From: buffy
ID: 732417
Subject: re: June Chatting

I think it’s next Tuesday.

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Date: 4/06/2015 18:30:30
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 732418
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

I think it’s next Tuesday.

Thanks Buffy.

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Date: 4/06/2015 18:32:00
From: buffy
ID: 732419
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’ve made macaroni cheese. It’s in the oven browning on top. I don’t think I’ve actually ever made macaroni cheese before. I just cooked macaroni, and mixed it in with some chopped ham, some French onion soup mix, assorted grated cheeses, a spoonful of my home made tomato sauce. It’s probably not quite normal.

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Date: 4/06/2015 18:33:02
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732420
Subject: re: June Chatting

Watching that “Blink” tonight.

And then maybe the DVD that arrived today, a special FX spectacle that I missed when it came out: King Kong (2005).

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Date: 4/06/2015 18:34:23
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732421
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

I’ve made macaroni cheese. It’s in the oven browning on top. I don’t think I’ve actually ever made macaroni cheese before. I just cooked macaroni, and mixed it in with some chopped ham, some French onion soup mix, assorted grated cheeses, a spoonful of my home made tomato sauce. It’s probably not quite normal.

I’m sure it’ll be suitably tasty.

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Date: 4/06/2015 18:34:41
From: buffy
ID: 732422
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Watching that “Blink” tonight.

And then maybe the DVD that arrived today, a special FX spectacle that I missed when it came out: King Kong (2005).

I hope you do like it. I like it. But we all know what my taste is like. In some later episodes they brought back the Weeping Angels, but I don’t think it worked. It was something that worked one off.

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Date: 4/06/2015 18:51:03
From: buffy
ID: 732423
Subject: re: June Chatting

OK, that was quite nice, if a tad bland. And lacking in vegetables. But I did eat chicken and veggie soup for breakfast, so not all is lost.

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Date: 4/06/2015 18:51:38
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732424
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

I’ve made macaroni cheese. It’s in the oven browning on top. I don’t think I’ve actually ever made macaroni cheese before. I just cooked macaroni, and mixed it in with some chopped ham, some French onion soup mix, assorted grated cheeses, a spoonful of my home made tomato sauce. It’s probably not quite normal.

Understandable.

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Date: 4/06/2015 19:10:55
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732425
Subject: re: June Chatting

My lamb steak with tomato/garlic/basil/capsicum is pretty damn tasty. Accompanied by warm pide crisped up in the oven and spread with butter.

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Date: 4/06/2015 19:14:42
From: buffy
ID: 732426
Subject: re: June Chatting

I think I’ll make some popcorn to eat for dessert.

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Date: 4/06/2015 19:20:09
From: buffy
ID: 732428
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.kelpies-casterton.org/

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Date: 4/06/2015 19:27:23
From: btm
ID: 732431
Subject: re: June Chatting

Today I was given about 2000-3000 maths books, of varying age (including Euclid’s Elements and Ramanujan’s notebooks). I’m just going over here for a while.

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Date: 4/06/2015 19:28:16
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732432
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

http://www.kelpies-casterton.org/

Looks like a fun day.

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Date: 4/06/2015 19:28:51
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732433
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


Today I was given about 2000-3000 maths books, of varying age (including Euclid’s Elements and Ramanujan’s notebooks). I’m just going over here for a while.

That’s a shedload of maths books.

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Date: 4/06/2015 19:41:33
From: dv
ID: 732435
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-04/bishop-says-children-of-gay-couples-next-stolen-generation/6522310

You have to admire their barefaced, shameless effrontery.

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Date: 4/06/2015 19:43:08
From: dv
ID: 732437
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


Today I was given about 2000-3000 maths books, of varying age (including Euclid’s Elements and Ramanujan’s notebooks). I’m just going over here for a while.

Dearie me, your benefactor is a godsend.

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Date: 4/06/2015 19:48:43
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732439
Subject: re: June Chatting

ohh mr T and your worlds craziest fools

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Date: 4/06/2015 19:52:27
From: Dropbear
ID: 732440
Subject: re: June Chatting

Greetings my brothers and sisters of colour

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Date: 4/06/2015 19:53:30
From: party_pants
ID: 732441
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Greetings my brothers and sisters of colour

blah from me too

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Date: 4/06/2015 19:54:39
From: dv
ID: 732442
Subject: re: June Chatting

I am still in monochrome

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Date: 4/06/2015 19:56:15
From: party_pants
ID: 732443
Subject: re: June Chatting

I see former FIFA executive Chuck Blazer has donned the yellow suit and sung like a canary.

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Date: 4/06/2015 19:59:35
From: Dropbear
ID: 732444
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


I see former FIFA executive Chuck Blazer has donned the yellow suit and sung like a canary.

You’d expect chuck blazer to be way into drugs

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Date: 4/06/2015 20:01:30
From: party_pants
ID: 732445
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


party_pants said:

I see former FIFA executive Chuck Blazer has donned the yellow suit and sung like a canary.

You’d expect chuck blazer to be way into drugs

He could hide a clan lab in his beard.

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Date: 4/06/2015 20:44:48
From: poikilotherm
ID: 732447
Subject: re: June Chatting

Chatty bunch tonight.

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Date: 4/06/2015 20:53:32
From: party_pants
ID: 732449
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Chatty bunch tonight.

Some bastard sounded his horn at me on the drive home from work, because I pulled up at an orange traffic light.

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Date: 4/06/2015 20:57:41
From: dv
ID: 732450
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


I see former FIFA executive Chuck Blazer has donned the yellow suit and sung like a canary.

Great name.

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Date: 4/06/2015 20:58:22
From: dv
ID: 732451
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


I see former FIFA executive Chuck Blazer has donned the yellow suit and sung like a canary.

Great name.

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Date: 4/06/2015 21:00:00
From: poikilotherm
ID: 732452
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


poikilotherm said:

Chatty bunch tonight.

Some bastard sounded his horn at me on the drive home from work, because I pulled up at an orange traffic light.

lol.

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Date: 4/06/2015 21:02:12
From: poikilotherm
ID: 732453
Subject: re: June Chatting

My drive home was uneventful. My dog somehow managed to completely destroy his cone of shame, had a to buy another.

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Date: 4/06/2015 21:04:46
From: party_pants
ID: 732454
Subject: re: June Chatting

You could hide a badger in that beard

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Date: 4/06/2015 21:11:20
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732457
Subject: re: June Chatting

OK I watched “Blink” & it was pretty good :)

Don’t like that Doctor though.

Listening to that New Who theme, reminds me a bit of the Dr Who variations I composed myself around the turn of the century, but I prefer my version.

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Date: 4/06/2015 21:17:11
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732458
Subject: re: June Chatting

…Chuck Blazer…

what you wear on a pub crawl.

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Date: 4/06/2015 21:20:48
From: party_pants
ID: 732459
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


…Chuck Blazer…

what you wear on a pub crawl.

plastic poncho

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Date: 4/06/2015 21:22:25
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732460
Subject: re: June Chatting

yes.

:-)

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Date: 4/06/2015 21:44:41
From: transition
ID: 732464
Subject: re: June Chatting

>Please don’t start with the ‘hmmm’ing again. All it does is waste everyone’s time.

…no worries, dick head

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Date: 4/06/2015 22:00:45
From: Divine Angel
ID: 732467
Subject: re: June Chatting

If anyone is watching dirty laundryblive on aunty, I just got my tweet shown on live telly so I’m all famous now.

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Date: 4/06/2015 22:02:23
From: party_pants
ID: 732468
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


If anyone is watching dirty laundryblive on aunty, I just got my tweet shown on live telly so I’m all famous now.

no, I’m not

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Date: 4/06/2015 22:02:23
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732469
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


If anyone is watching dirty laundryblive on aunty, I just got my tweet shown on live telly so I’m all famous now.

What did you tweet?

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Date: 4/06/2015 22:05:20
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732471
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


If anyone is watching dirty laundryblive on aunty, I just got my tweet shown on live telly so I’m all famous now.

i’m famous here

at any time

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Date: 4/06/2015 22:09:17
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732474
Subject: re: June Chatting

it’s a rum old world.

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Date: 4/06/2015 22:09:26
From: party_pants
ID: 732475
Subject: re: June Chatting

According to Facebook, Stumpy is on the ferry.

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Date: 4/06/2015 22:10:55
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732477
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


According to Facebook, Stumpy is on the ferry.

He’s a picked a chilly night to cross.

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Date: 4/06/2015 22:13:03
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732478
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


“He’s a picked a chili”

That’s a bad Italian accent.

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Date: 4/06/2015 22:13:34
From: party_pants
ID: 732479
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


party_pants said:

According to Facebook, Stumpy is on the ferry.

He’s a picked a chilly night to cross.

Chilly is better than windy I suppose. I suspect the bar will be nice and warm.

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Date: 4/06/2015 22:17:46
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732481
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Chilly is better than windy I suppose. I suspect the bar will be nice and warm.

Bartender: “Sorry sir, you can’t come in here with that artificial limb. New regulations under federal anti-terrorist legislation.”

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Date: 4/06/2015 22:28:44
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732482
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tomorrow’s programme:

a) Get up reasonably early.
b) Last couple hours of housework.
c) Make a batch of 24 mini quiches filled with honey-cured hot smoked salmon, onion & herbs with a fetta-stuffed peppadew as a central “cherry” on each.
d) Make a big batch of crêpes filled with gravadlax, cream cheese, dill pickle & lemon juice etc. Slice them all into smallish hors-d’oeuvre size, skewered with toothpicks.
e) Grind some pork for the dirty rice that will be made on Saturday morning, along with the salads and all the rest of the lunch preparation.
f) Clean up any mess and relax for a while before going to bed.

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Date: 4/06/2015 22:31:51
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732483
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tonight’s programme:

a) Pour yourself another large scotch.
b) Consider watching King Kong (2005)

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Date: 4/06/2015 22:37:08
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732484
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


party_pants said:

According to Facebook, Stumpy is on the ferry.

He’s a picked a chilly night to cross.


and the moon was like a galleon set upon a stormy sea

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Date: 4/06/2015 22:37:22
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732485
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Tomorrow’s programme:

a) Get up reasonably early.
b) Last couple hours of housework.
c) Make a batch of 24 mini quiches filled with honey-cured hot smoked salmon, onion & herbs with a fetta-stuffed peppadew as a central “cherry” on each.
d) Make a big batch of crêpes filled with gravadlax, cream cheese, dill pickle & lemon juice etc. Slice them all into smallish hors-d’oeuvre size, skewered with toothpicks.
e) Grind some pork for the dirty rice that will be made on Saturday morning, along with the salads and all the rest of the lunch preparation.
f) Clean up any mess and relax for a while before going to bed.

Forgot d2): Make a big bowl of tartare sauce.

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Date: 4/06/2015 22:37:42
From: party_pants
ID: 732486
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Tomorrow’s programme:

a) Get up reasonably early.
b) Last couple hours of housework.
c) Make a batch of 24 mini quiches filled with honey-cured hot smoked salmon, onion & herbs with a fetta-stuffed peppadew as a central “cherry” on each.
d) Make a big batch of crêpes filled with gravadlax, cream cheese, dill pickle & lemon juice etc. Slice them all into smallish hors-d’oeuvre size, skewered with toothpicks.
e) Grind some pork for the dirty rice that will be made on Saturday morning, along with the salads and all the rest of the lunch preparation.
f) Clean up any mess and relax for a while before going to bed.

a) get up early
b) go to work
c) leave work slightly early so home in time before footy starts
d) buy beer on the way home
e) watch footy, drink beer
f) celebrate/commiserate with more beer.

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Date: 4/06/2015 22:38:09
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732487
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


and the moon was like a galleon set upon a stormy sea

It’s still 96% full.

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Date: 4/06/2015 22:40:27
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732488
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


a) get up early
b) go to work
c) leave work slightly early so home in time before footy starts
d) buy beer on the way home
e) watch footy, drink beer
f) celebrate/commiserate with more beer.

What brand of beer? I drank a couple of Sail & Anchor Golden Ales from your corner of the globe this evening (Fremantle).

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Date: 4/06/2015 22:41:49
From: btm
ID: 732489
Subject: re: June Chatting

There’re some good books in this lot – well, in the few I’ve had time to look at – but a Russian introduction to tensors seems to have been translated by a computer-based automated translator. Some words still have Cyrillic characters (though the book is readable, and reasonably well-written.)

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Date: 4/06/2015 22:43:15
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732490
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


There’re some good books in this lot – well, in the few I’ve had time to look at – but a Russian introduction to tensors seems to have been translated by a computer-based automated translator. Some words still have Cyrillic characters (though the book is readable, and reasonably well-written.)

I hope you have somewhere to neatly store them all.

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Date: 4/06/2015 22:43:27
From: party_pants
ID: 732491
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


party_pants said:

a) get up early
b) go to work
c) leave work slightly early so home in time before footy starts
d) buy beer on the way home
e) watch footy, drink beer
f) celebrate/commiserate with more beer.

What brand of beer? I drank a couple of Sail & Anchor Golden Ales from your corner of the globe this evening (Fremantle).

I don’t know yet. Will decide on the way home. There’s some new brand of beer arrived from the NT that the chap at my local reckons isn’t too bad. Might have to try it some time. But I can’t recall the name right now.

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Date: 4/06/2015 22:48:56
From: kii
ID: 732492
Subject: re: June Chatting

From: Bubblecar

Currently 6:15 am in your part of the globe kii, in case you were wondering. You’re expecting sunny, high 20s.

————————
Yes. Another day of sunshine, puppies and farting unicorns.

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Date: 4/06/2015 22:53:33
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732493
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


From: Bubblecar

Currently 6:15 am in your part of the globe kii, in case you were wondering. You’re expecting sunny, high 20s.

————————
Yes. Another day of sunshine, puppies and farting unicorns.

And glitter.

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Date: 4/06/2015 22:54:25
From: kii
ID: 732494
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


kii said:

From: Bubblecar

Currently 6:15 am in your part of the globe kii, in case you were wondering. You’re expecting sunny, high 20s.

————————
Yes. Another day of sunshine, puppies and farting unicorns.

And glitter.

And rainbows.

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Date: 4/06/2015 22:56:12
From: sibeen
ID: 732495
Subject: re: June Chatting

Yarran to miss Crows clash for not meeting club standards

He must have kicked a goal last week.

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Date: 4/06/2015 22:56:35
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732496
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’d better get started with King Kong (2005), since it’s 2.98 hours long…

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Date: 4/06/2015 22:58:26
From: party_pants
ID: 732497
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Yarran to miss Crows clash for not meeting club standards

He must have kicked a goal last week.

On one of the footy forums i visit, people were trying to imagine a level of badness that fell below Carlton standards :)

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Date: 4/06/2015 22:58:34
From: kii
ID: 732498
Subject: re: June Chatting

Greetings to all and sibeen…..

Nice’n‘fresh this morning, well that could be the ceiling fan blowing on my neck. I just found my gold earring that I thought was lost. It’s a bit dented, but no longer lost. Oh, yay!

Work today, then home tomorrow, then working Saturday.

All is okayish.

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Date: 4/06/2015 22:58:48
From: btm
ID: 732499
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


btm said:

There’re some good books in this lot – well, in the few I’ve had time to look at – but a Russian introduction to tensors seems to have been translated by a computer-based automated translator. Some words still have Cyrillic characters (though the book is readable, and reasonably well-written.)

I hope you have somewhere to neatly store them all.

Not really, but I’m happy to forego sleeping quarters and dining areas.

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Date: 4/06/2015 23:01:16
From: kii
ID: 732500
Subject: re: June Chatting

Unimpressed cat. Human’s whoopee cushion is a FAIL.
https://www.thedodo.com/cat-whoopee-cushion-1182001032.html

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Date: 4/06/2015 23:07:34
From: kii
ID: 732501
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’ve just realised something!

I have never made brownies!! Pity the season known as Hell has started :/ It’s hard to cook using the oven during Hell.

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Date: 4/06/2015 23:18:25
From: kii
ID: 732502
Subject: re: June Chatting

What does stumpy do with Anzac while he’s on the ferry?

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Date: 4/06/2015 23:19:41
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 732503
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


What does stumpy do with Anzac while he’s on the ferry?

He said they have facilities for pets on board.

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Date: 4/06/2015 23:22:20
From: kii
ID: 732504
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


kii said:

What does stumpy do with Anzac while he’s on the ferry?

He said they have facilities for pets on board.

Thanks. That makes sense, but…you never know. Maybe I’ve lived here for too long in the Wild West where there are no sensible rules and if there are people ignore them :/

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Date: 4/06/2015 23:26:15
From: Speedy
ID: 732505
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


kii said:

What does stumpy do with Anzac while he’s on the ferry?

He said they have facilities for pets on board.

Yes, they have kennels available. On our recent trip on the boat, we parked our car right at the front right where these kennels were. The following morning, it was funny to see so many relieved and excited dogs and their owners being re-united :)

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Date: 4/06/2015 23:27:57
From: kii
ID: 732506
Subject: re: June Chatting

Son#2 is restoring an old Land Rover. He put this photo up on Faceborked. It makes me smile :D

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Date: 4/06/2015 23:29:01
From: kii
ID: 732507
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

kii said:

What does stumpy do with Anzac while he’s on the ferry?

He said they have facilities for pets on board.

Yes, they have kennels available. On our recent trip on the boat, we parked our car right at the front right where these kennels were. The following morning, it was funny to see so many relieved and excited dogs and their owners being re-united :)

Nice :) I love happy dog/human scenes.

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Date: 5/06/2015 03:37:41
From: transition
ID: 732510
Subject: re: June Chatting

fire’s perking up
coffee’s making

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Date: 5/06/2015 05:39:13
From: Rule 303
ID: 732513
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning all.

At the risk of sounding like a Queenslander..

Freezing my arse off in Ararat.

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Date: 5/06/2015 05:59:07
From: roughbarked
ID: 732514
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


Morning all.

At the risk of sounding like a Queenslander..

Freezing my arse off in Ararat.

:) Was lovely weather in White Cliffs.

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Date: 5/06/2015 06:46:51
From: poikilotherm
ID: 732516
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning. Its a bit warmer here this morning, 3.6.

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Date: 5/06/2015 06:47:18
From: buffy
ID: 732517
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good morning Holidayers. Five degrees. Fog. No sun yet.

What are you doing in my part of the state Rule?

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Date: 5/06/2015 06:51:56
From: Rule 303
ID: 732518
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

What are you doing in my part of the state Rule?

Training screws.

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Date: 5/06/2015 06:54:10
From: poikilotherm
ID: 732519
Subject: re: June Chatting

Half day Fridays now. Although I’ve been left in charge of the slow cooker.

Prison guard training rule?

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Date: 5/06/2015 06:58:12
From: buffy
ID: 732520
Subject: re: June Chatting

In Ararat it’s the kiddie fiddlers, was the criminally insane too, but I’m not sure if they are still there. My sister’ brother-in-law spent some time there a few years ago. They found the stuff on his computer.

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Date: 5/06/2015 07:00:43
From: Rule 303
ID: 732521
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Half day Fridays now. Although I’ve been left in charge of the slow cooker.

Prison guard training rule?

I thought slow cookers pretty much looked after themselves?

Yep. Bossing people around and such.

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Date: 5/06/2015 07:02:24
From: Rule 303
ID: 732522
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

In Ararat it’s the kiddie fiddlers, was the criminally insane too, but I’m not sure if they are still there. My sister’ brother-in-law spent some time there a few years ago. They found the stuff on his computer.

Yeah, Ararat is ‘protective’, Langi Kal Kal, where I was earlier in the week, is ‘minimum’. The old ‘J-ward’ was shut down it ’91, IIRC.

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Date: 5/06/2015 07:03:24
From: roughbarked
ID: 732523
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


buffy said:
What are you doing in my part of the state Rule?

Training screws.

Some of those need a bit of WD40.

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Date: 5/06/2015 07:06:10
From: roughbarked
ID: 732524
Subject: re: June Chatting

was here yesterday.
This is Clancy’s hut. He were a drover who leased land at White Cliffs from 1898.

P6031370

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Date: 5/06/2015 07:07:08
From: Rule 303
ID: 732525
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:

Some of those need a bit of WD40.

Some do seem to be a bit stuck in place, yes.

;-)

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Date: 5/06/2015 07:11:31
From: Spider Lily
ID: 732526
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning all

A very pleasant 22 degrees out on the back deck this morning :)

No complaining about the weather from this neck of the woods today. Last day at work for a couple of weeks and it looks like I’m running in the 70.3 next Sunday. As I have been a bit crook lately and haven’t run in 3 weeks guess I had better get some ks in this week :)

Have a great day all :)

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Date: 5/06/2015 07:14:20
From: roughbarked
ID: 732527
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


roughbarked said:
Some of those need a bit of WD40.

Some do seem to be a bit stuck in place, yes.

;-)

They be the difficult ones, indeed.

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Date: 5/06/2015 07:17:32
From: poikilotherm
ID: 732528
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


poikilotherm said:

Half day Fridays now. Although I’ve been left in charge of the slow cooker.

Prison guard training rule?

I thought slow cookers pretty much looked after themselves?

Yep. Bossing people around and such.

Never used over before but I guess something needs to be prepped to chuck in it.

Sounds like fun.

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Date: 5/06/2015 07:21:55
From: roughbarked
ID: 732529
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:

was here yesterday.
This is Clancy’s hut. He were a drover who leased land at White Cliffs from 1898.

Well, the rather oddly worded plaque states the above. Perhaps the author had a few too many stubbies on the day.

P6031363

A quick search gave me this:

Not long after the discovery of opals at White Cliffs, about 60 miles north-west of Wilcannia, John Clancy heard of it, and either on his own initiative or persuaded by one of the men with whom he was associated in mining opals, he decided to become a miner.

Opals were discovered at White Cliffs in 1889, but the field was not really started until 1893, at which time about 30 miners were engaged in digging for opal.

“Initially, land was taken up in leases of 20 to 80 acres. It was felt, however, that leases of this extent, would soon exhaust available country and create a monopoly. It was decided on 29th March 1894, that no more leases should be granted, and that the mineral field must be worked under mineral licenses. These regulations were later modified to allow miners to take up claims of only 100 feet by 100 feet. A search of Departmental records indicates that there is an area approximately four miles north of White Cliffs known as “Clancy’s Hill”.

On 3rd May 1893, John Clancy and party took possession of a forty acre parcel of land to which they were subsequently granted a mining lease. This lease remained in force until 24th June 1908 (note that this was long after the death of John) when it was cancelled due to non-payment of rent. The holder of the lease at this time was J. Dreher and another.

John Clancy also took possession of another 40 acre parcel of land on 8th February 1894, but this lease was refused on 3rd August 1894, apparently due to a change in Departmental policy with respect to granting leases within this area.”

The Government Gazette refers to Lease Number 7825 in the name of Percy George Marley, McKellar Jenkins and John Clancy, presumably the lease granted. The second lease, presumably the one refused, was in the name of P. Kennedy, J. Clancy and L. Bell. The following year both leases are shown, with the name of R. Jackson replacing that of P.C. Harley. In 1898, only the first of the two leases is shown, being in the name of R. Jackson and J. Clancy.12

By 1894, White Cliffs had two hotels, two butchers, two bakers and other businesses, but lacked a good water supply. A school was built in 1896, but no church was built till 1899, although occasional services were held by visiting priests and ministers, the priest at Wilcannia being Father Davern whom John Clancy had known at McGuiggan’s. Twenty-one claims were being worked by about 800 men, many of whom were living in tents.13

The NSW Department of Mines in Its annual report for 1898 stated:

“The present population is probably 1,250 of whom 700 at least are miners. Last year White Cliffs, suffered greatly from an outbreak of typhoid fever, in a great measure attributed to the wretched sanitary conditions on the fields. It is feared that, unless rain falls shortly, there will occur a further outbreak. Representations have been made to the Department of Health with a view to having a sanitary area proclaimed and it is hoped this will be done shortly. The necessity of this course is shown by the fact that the Government Tank itself is affected by the drainage from the watershed of one part of the field. The extension of the telegraph to White Cliffs has taken place during the last six months, and there are constant movements in the direction of building churches, enlarging the school, post office, etc.14

Lack of water was a perennial problem in that semi-arid region. Water was sold for four shillings a hundred gallons delivered by a bullock cart fitted with an iron tank. Food was also in short supply, and highly priced. But opals were plentiful, and buyers were spending as much as £10,000 a month in 1893. Miners in increasing numbers were gouging out the stone from the white hills which gave the place its name. Some opal was of very fine quality, but there were large quantities of inferior grade, which opal buyers refused to accept in order to avoid flooding the market. Because this was usually kept in old candle boxes, it was referred to as candle-box opal. I have a few pieces of this opal which John Clancy mined and gave to his daughters.

No less than fourteen opal buyers advertised in the town’s own newspaper, The Opal Miner, the best known being Mr Ted Murphy, who represented Mr Wollaston on the field. It would appear that John Clancy made a competence from mining without ever striking it rich. At one time he had six men working for him, gouging opals in a hole about six feet deep. He made an occasional visit to his daughters at Booligal, but apart from the visits made by Jack and Pat to him, it is not known if any other members of his family went to White Cliffs. Jack went out to try his luck in opal mining, and later he had one of the opals he mined made into a brooch for his wife.15

About the middle of the year 1897, John took ill and was removed to Wilcannia Hospital, where he remained a patient for about three months. As there was a regular coach service between Booligal and Wilcannia, it is highly probable that members of his family did visit him there (although no record of such visits exists), and that either Jessie or Lily would have stayed for a time to do what they could for him.

Proud of his Irish heritage, and occasionally day dreaming about what his life would have been had he remained, John never knew the easier life of a country gentleman. He worked hard all his life, roughing it in many difficult pioneering situations; he knew sorrow in being twice bereaved of a wife, the second time leaving some very young children as well as some who were then earning their own living. Farm hand, bush worker, overseer, butcher, drover, pound-keeper, school teacher, miner – he turned to whatever provided an income to support his family. His Australian life was lived in many parts of Victoria and western New South Wales. From the lush green fields of “The Copse”, Ireland, to the waterless turned up fields of White Cliffs was quite a change, but he accepted all that change with quiet courage and determination.

After all his battling, he was prematurely worn out, a very old man of 66 years of age, who died of “senile decay” in Wilcannia Hospital on 10th December 1897. Surprisingly, the Death Certificate lists his occupation as “cook” (one more to the long list). In fact, he was lessee of a mine. It may be that he was no longer able to do the hard work of mining, and in his last days there he used up his diminishing energies in cooking for those who worked for him.

Whatever little capital he had was exhausted in hospital expenses, and when his son, Thomas, was appointed Administrator of his estate his assets were shown as £1:9:8 and his debts £5:2:3.16

http://www.webcore.com.au/clancy/10_ch10.php

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Date: 5/06/2015 08:35:43
From: transition
ID: 732530
Subject: re: June Chatting

kettle’s on, grain train’s in loading since before twilight, slight clearing fog, light breeze, plenty birds around, stoked the fires

kettle’s boiling

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Date: 5/06/2015 09:09:33
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732535
Subject: re: June Chatting

>>Last day at work for a couple of weeks

You’re always on holidays.

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Date: 5/06/2015 09:34:42
From: Arts
ID: 732538
Subject: re: June Chatting

good morning wonderful world! the beginnings of another great day.. hope yours is fruitful and/or fabulous

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Date: 5/06/2015 09:42:29
From: Arts
ID: 732540
Subject: re: June Chatting

I think when you wake up happy you probably shouldn’t read the news… :/

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Date: 5/06/2015 09:43:11
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732542
Subject: re: June Chatting

it’ ok.

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Date: 5/06/2015 09:44:33
From: Arts
ID: 732543
Subject: re: June Chatting

no.. that Dugger family shit me to tears.. they are the epitome of everything that’s wrong with living in religion

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Date: 5/06/2015 09:48:42
From: jjjust moi
ID: 732544
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


wookiemeister said:

and the moon was like a galleon set upon a stormy sea

It’s still 96% full.


The moon was a ghostly galleon set upon cloudy seas.

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Date: 5/06/2015 09:52:46
From: Tamb
ID: 732545
Subject: re: June Chatting

jjjust moi said:


Bubblecar said:

wookiemeister said:

and the moon was like a galleon set upon a stormy sea

It’s still 96% full.


The moon was a ghostly galleon set upon cloudy seas.

The poet must have been on the wacky baccy when he wrote that. Moon = big, round, silvery thing. Galleon = pointy white thing.

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Date: 5/06/2015 09:58:04
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732546
Subject: re: June Chatting

>>that Dugger family shit me to tears

Never heard of them.

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Date: 5/06/2015 10:00:46
From: Tamb
ID: 732547
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


>>that Dugger family shit me to tears

Never heard of them.


+1

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Date: 5/06/2015 10:01:15
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732548
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


Peak Warming Man said:

>>that Dugger family shit me to tears

Never heard of them.


+1

-1

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Date: 5/06/2015 10:01:43
From: jjjust moi
ID: 732549
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


jjjust moi said:

Bubblecar said:

It’s still 96% full.


The moon was a ghostly galleon set upon cloudy seas.

The poet must have been on the wacky baccy when he wrote that. Moon = big, round, silvery thing. Galleon = pointy white thing.


Is a pretty good pome actually: The Highwayman.

I can still remember it from skul, must have made an impression.

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Date: 5/06/2015 10:04:36
From: Tamb
ID: 732550
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


Tamb said:

Peak Warming Man said:

>>that Dugger family shit me to tears

Never heard of them.


+1

-1


Who are they Chrispen?

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Date: 5/06/2015 10:06:50
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732551
Subject: re: June Chatting

an american family. they have 19 kids, deeply religious and one of their sons, as a teenager, molested a few girls. they are defending him but just making it worse in the way they are doing it.

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Date: 5/06/2015 10:07:22
From: Cymek
ID: 732552
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning

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Date: 5/06/2015 10:08:34
From: Cymek
ID: 732553
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


I think when you wake up happy you probably shouldn’t read the news… :/

The news is depressing it makes you think most of the world is sick in the head

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Date: 5/06/2015 10:09:15
From: Arts
ID: 732554
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


an american family. they have 19 kids, deeply religious and one of their sons, as a teenager, molested a few girls. they are defending him but just making it worse in the way they are doing it.

they have been the subjects of a TV show to show how deeply religious people can live. They encourage abstinence, no birth control and are anti abortion.. but it’s ok for the kids to mess with each other, apparently

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Date: 5/06/2015 10:09:45
From: Tamb
ID: 732555
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


an american family. they have 19 kids, deeply religious and one of their sons, as a teenager, molested a few girls. they are defending him but just making it worse in the way they are doing it.

Right. Thanks. I saw the promo on TV but didn’t pay any attention so missed their name.

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Date: 5/06/2015 10:12:30
From: Arts
ID: 732556
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


an american family. they have 19 kids, deeply religious and one of their sons, as a teenager, molested a few girls. they are defending him but just making it worse in the way they are doing it.

devout Independent Baptists – whatever that means
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Date: 5/06/2015 10:15:44
From: Cymek
ID: 732557
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


ChrispenEvan said:

an american family. they have 19 kids, deeply religious and one of their sons, as a teenager, molested a few girls. they are defending him but just making it worse in the way they are doing it.

devout Independent Baptists – whatever that means

It would be very hard to defend a family member for child molestation especially when you know they are guilty, not sure if I would, they deserve to be punished even if one of your children.

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Date: 5/06/2015 10:17:42
From: Arts
ID: 732558
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Arts said:

ChrispenEvan said:

an american family. they have 19 kids, deeply religious and one of their sons, as a teenager, molested a few girls. they are defending him but just making it worse in the way they are doing it.

devout Independent Baptists – whatever that means

It would be very hard to defend a family member for child molestation especially when you know they are guilty, not sure if I would, they deserve to be punished even if one of your children.

to of his ‘victims’ who are also his sisters are defending him as well.

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Date: 5/06/2015 10:19:45
From: Arts
ID: 732559
Subject: re: June Chatting

How come they still call Alan Bond a businessman instead of a shifty excon?

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Date: 5/06/2015 10:21:51
From: Tamb
ID: 732561
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


How come they still call Alan Bond a businessman instead of a shifty excon?

Because he won the America’s Cup.

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Date: 5/06/2015 10:22:39
From: Speedy
ID: 732562
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


How come they still call Alan Bond a businessman instead of a shifty excon?

He did return to business and was successful at it.

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Date: 5/06/2015 10:27:14
From: Cymek
ID: 732564
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Arts said:

How come they still call Alan Bond a businessman instead of a shifty excon?

He did return to business and was successful at it.

Didn’t he hide large amounts of money in family trusts

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Date: 5/06/2015 10:32:18
From: Speedy
ID: 732565
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Speedy said:

Arts said:

How come they still call Alan Bond a businessman instead of a shifty excon?

He did return to business and was successful at it.

Didn’t he hide large amounts of money in family trusts

Yes, I think he had only debt to his own name.

His early Seek ads just show how low he would go.

I seek to be forgiven. I seek to be understood. I seek to regain your respect. I seek to love life again. I seek a new beginning.

Awww. Poor Alan.

>:(

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Date: 5/06/2015 10:33:50
From: Arts
ID: 732566
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Speedy said:

Arts said:

How come they still call Alan Bond a businessman instead of a shifty excon?

He did return to business and was successful at it.

Didn’t he hide large amounts of money in family trusts

yes

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Date: 5/06/2015 10:34:30
From: Arts
ID: 732567
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Cymek said:

Speedy said:

He did return to business and was successful at it.

Didn’t he hide large amounts of money in family trusts

Yes, I think he had only debt to his own name.

His early Seek ads just show how low he would go.

I seek to be forgiven. I seek to be understood. I seek to regain your respect. I seek to love life again. I seek a new beginning.

Awww. Poor Alan.

>:(

he’s in a coma now.. so we all have to be nice… ish

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Date: 5/06/2015 10:35:15
From: Cymek
ID: 732568
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Cymek said:

Speedy said:

He did return to business and was successful at it.

Didn’t he hide large amounts of money in family trusts

Yes, I think he had only debt to his own name.

His early Seek ads just show how low he would go.

I seek to be forgiven. I seek to be understood. I seek to regain your respect. I seek to love life again. I seek a new beginning.

Awww. Poor Alan.

>:(

He was made famous with the song Living Next Door To Allan

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Date: 5/06/2015 10:36:06
From: Cymek
ID: 732569
Subject: re: June Chatting

Was he disgraced around the same time Brian Burke was premier

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Date: 5/06/2015 10:36:28
From: Speedy
ID: 732570
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


he’s in a coma now.. so we all have to be nice… ish

I bet there’s a body guard outside his hospital room door and another guarding the switch on his life-support.

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Date: 5/06/2015 10:40:34
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732571
Subject: re: June Chatting

WA Inc. which if you remember cost us all $100 on our rego to pay it off. think it was $100.

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Date: 5/06/2015 10:42:06
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732572
Subject: re: June Chatting

$50

http://www.watoday.com.au/wa-news/wa-government-could-recoup-1b-from-bell-group-saga-20130918-2tzjl.html

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Date: 5/06/2015 11:04:46
From: party_pants
ID: 732576
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Was he disgraced around the same time Brian Burke was premier

Yes. He was one of the key players in WA inc, a plan to prop up Bond Corp and Rothwells (and others) using taxpayer money. When they went broke anyway the taxpayer was left out of pocket.

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Date: 5/06/2015 11:07:47
From: Dropbear
ID: 732579
Subject: re: June Chatting

G’day from Townsville.. Glorious weather

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Date: 5/06/2015 11:15:48
From: Tamb
ID: 732581
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


G’day from Townsville.. Glorious weather

G’day Droppy.
It’s a shame the Yongala Lodge restaurant is closed for refurbishment.
I used to stay quite often in the motel there & eat at their great Greek restaurant.

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Date: 5/06/2015 11:18:15
From: Dropbear
ID: 732582
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


Dropbear said:

G’day from Townsville.. Glorious weather

G’day Droppy.
It’s a shame the Yongala Lodge restaurant is closed for refurbishment.
I used to stay quite often in the motel there & eat at their great Greek restaurant.

Liking the Strand.. Nice place

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Date: 5/06/2015 11:19:09
From: party_pants
ID: 732583
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


G’day from Townsville.. Glorious weather

Tell Townsville: G’day from me.

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Date: 5/06/2015 11:21:50
From: Tamb
ID: 732584
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Dropbear said:

G’day from Townsville.. Glorious weather

Tell Townsville: G’day from me.


Run with Townsville Hash House Harriers if you get a chance.

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Date: 5/06/2015 11:22:53
From: Arts
ID: 732585
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Arts said:

he’s in a coma now.. so we all have to be nice… ish

I bet there’s a body guard outside his hospital room door and another guarding the switch on his life-support.

both probably feeling entirely conflicted

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Date: 5/06/2015 11:30:32
From: Dropbear
ID: 732586
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Dropbear said:

G’day from Townsville.. Glorious weather

Tell Townsville: G’day from me.

It says you promised to call but never do

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Date: 5/06/2015 11:31:02
From: Dropbear
ID: 732587
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


party_pants said:

Dropbear said:

G’day from Townsville.. Glorious weather

Tell Townsville: G’day from me.


Run with Townsville Hash House Harriers if you get a chance.

Unless they’re a roller Derby team I don’t think so

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Date: 5/06/2015 11:33:00
From: party_pants
ID: 732588
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


party_pants said:

Dropbear said:

G’day from Townsville.. Glorious weather

Tell Townsville: G’day from me.


Run with Townsville Hash House Harriers if you get a chance.

Sorry, while the words are recognisably English, I cannot discern any meaning when they are arranged in that order.

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Date: 5/06/2015 11:34:46
From: Dropbear
ID: 732589
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Tamb said:

party_pants said:

Tell Townsville: G’day from me.


Run with Townsville Hash House Harriers if you get a chance.

Sorry, while the words are recognisably English, I cannot discern any meaning when they are arranged in that order.

Sounds like an outlaw motorcycle gang

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Date: 5/06/2015 11:39:35
From: Tamb
ID: 732590
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Tamb said:

party_pants said:

Tell Townsville: G’day from me.


Run with Townsville Hash House Harriers if you get a chance.

Unless they’re a roller Derby team I don’t think so


The after run drinkies were memorable.

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Date: 5/06/2015 11:41:35
From: Tamb
ID: 732591
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Tamb said:

party_pants said:

Tell Townsville: G’day from me.


Run with Townsville Hash House Harriers if you get a chance.

Sorry, while the words are recognisably English, I cannot discern any meaning when they are arranged in that order.


This may explain a little: http://www.tvh3.net/

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Date: 5/06/2015 11:42:40
From: Tamb
ID: 732592
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


Dropbear said:

Tamb said:

Run with Townsville Hash House Harriers if you get a chance.

Unless they’re a roller Derby team I don’t think so


The after run drinkies were memorable.


Youv’e heard of running clubs who drink. Hash is a drinking club who run.

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Date: 5/06/2015 11:44:33
From: Dropbear
ID: 732593
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


Tamb said:

Dropbear said:

Unless they’re a roller Derby team I don’t think so


The after run drinkies were memorable.


Youv’e heard of running clubs who drink. Hash is a drinking club who run.

Run? Sounds awful :)

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Date: 5/06/2015 11:48:13
From: party_pants
ID: 732594
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Tamb said:

Tamb said:

The after run drinkies were memorable.


Youv’e heard of running clubs who drink. Hash is a drinking club who run.

Run? Sounds awful :)

Aye, my knee is hurting already just thinking about it.

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Date: 5/06/2015 11:49:41
From: Tamb
ID: 732595
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Tamb said:

Tamb said:

The after run drinkies were memorable.


Youv’e heard of running clubs who drink. Hash is a drinking club who run.

Run? Sounds awful :)


Cheating is compulsory. One bloke used to use the company helicopter to suss out the trail. In Hong Kong I twigged where the finish was & caught a cab.

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Date: 5/06/2015 11:52:41
From: Tamb
ID: 732596
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Dropbear said:

Tamb said:

Youv’e heard of running clubs who drink. Hash is a drinking club who run.

Run? Sounds awful :)

Aye, my knee is hurting already just thinking about it.


On one run a bloke had a fall & was slightly injured. Our local doctor saw the injured bloke & being a doctor, gave advice on treatment etc. But being a good Hash man didn’t stop, merely shouted his advice as he ran past.

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Date: 5/06/2015 11:54:31
From: poikilotherm
ID: 732597
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Tamb said:

party_pants said:

Tell Townsville: G’day from me.


Run with Townsville Hash House Harriers if you get a chance.

Unless they’re a roller Derby team I don’t think so

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Date: 5/06/2015 12:02:47
From: Dropbear
ID: 732598
Subject: re: June Chatting

Lol something like that

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Date: 5/06/2015 12:14:15
From: kii
ID: 732599
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


How come they still call Alan Bond a businessman instead of a shifty excon?

Maybe it’s hard to tell the difference?

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Date: 5/06/2015 12:18:39
From: furious
ID: 732600
Subject: re: June Chatting

Because it is unfair to continually victimise those that have paid their penance?

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Date: 5/06/2015 12:23:17
From: PermeateFree
ID: 732601
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • How come they still call Alan Bond a businessman instead of a shifty excon?

Because it is unfair to continually victimise those that have paid their penance?

The bastard never paid me back. I had shares in Bell Resources when he took it over. At the time it had over a billion dollars in cash and that thieving arsehole stole the lot.

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Date: 5/06/2015 12:29:57
From: Cymek
ID: 732602
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


furious said:
  • How come they still call Alan Bond a businessman instead of a shifty excon?

Because it is unfair to continually victimise those that have paid their penance?

The bastard never paid me back. I had shares in Bell Resources when he took it over. At the time it had over a billion dollars in cash and that thieving arsehole stole the lot.

He served his time in the prison farm if I remember correctly, they were afraid real jail would affect his delicate sensibilities

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Date: 5/06/2015 12:33:00
From: jjjust moi
ID: 732603
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


furious said:
  • How come they still call Alan Bond a businessman instead of a shifty excon?

Because it is unfair to continually victimise those that have paid their penance?

The bastard never paid me back. I had shares in Bell Resources when he took it over. At the time it had over a billion dollars in cash and that thieving arsehole stole the lot.


Should have known to get out when Holmes a Court did then.

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Date: 5/06/2015 12:33:15
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732604
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Arts said:

How come they still call Alan Bond a businessman instead of a shifty excon?

Maybe it’s hard to tell the difference?

the majority are both I think

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Date: 5/06/2015 12:33:57
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732605
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


furious said:
  • How come they still call Alan Bond a businessman instead of a shifty excon?

Because it is unfair to continually victimise those that have paid their penance?

The bastard never paid me back. I had shares in Bell Resources when he took it over. At the time it had over a billion dollars in cash and that thieving arsehole stole the lot.

what did he do with it?

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Date: 5/06/2015 12:35:08
From: PermeateFree
ID: 732606
Subject: re: June Chatting

jjjust moi said:


PermeateFree said:

furious said:
  • How come they still call Alan Bond a businessman instead of a shifty excon?

Because it is unfair to continually victimise those that have paid their penance?

The bastard never paid me back. I had shares in Bell Resources when he took it over. At the time it had over a billion dollars in cash and that thieving arsehole stole the lot.


Should have known to get out when Holmes a Court did then.

I was young and innocent then.

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Date: 5/06/2015 12:35:10
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732607
Subject: re: June Chatting

jjjust moi said:


PermeateFree said:

furious said:
  • How come they still call Alan Bond a businessman instead of a shifty excon?

Because it is unfair to continually victimise those that have paid their penance?

The bastard never paid me back. I had shares in Bell Resources when he took it over. At the time it had over a billion dollars in cash and that thieving arsehole stole the lot.


Should have known to get out when Holmes a Court did then.

Must have had some inside information

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Date: 5/06/2015 12:35:57
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732608
Subject: re: June Chatting

Clarke and Dawe: Les wins a prize beyond the dreams of avarice

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Date: 5/06/2015 12:36:05
From: jjjust moi
ID: 732609
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


PermeateFree said:

furious said:
  • How come they still call Alan Bond a businessman instead of a shifty excon?

Because it is unfair to continually victimise those that have paid their penance?

The bastard never paid me back. I had shares in Bell Resources when he took it over. At the time it had over a billion dollars in cash and that thieving arsehole stole the lot.

what did he do with it?


Put the money into the ailing Bond Corp, which went down the shitter eventually.

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Date: 5/06/2015 12:39:04
From: jjjust moi
ID: 732610
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


jjjust moi said:

PermeateFree said:

The bastard never paid me back. I had shares in Bell Resources when he took it over. At the time it had over a billion dollars in cash and that thieving arsehole stole the lot.


Should have known to get out when Holmes a Court did then.

I was young and innocent then.


See if the gubmint will give it back after their big win over the banks.

I don’t think so somehow.

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Date: 5/06/2015 12:39:17
From: PermeateFree
ID: 732611
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


PermeateFree said:

furious said:
  • How come they still call Alan Bond a businessman instead of a shifty excon?

Because it is unfair to continually victimise those that have paid their penance?

The bastard never paid me back. I had shares in Bell Resources when he took it over. At the time it had over a billion dollars in cash and that thieving arsehole stole the lot.

what did he do with it?

Took over the company and transferred the money to his main Bond Company, where it disappeared in debt repayment and Bond’s pockets.

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Date: 5/06/2015 12:50:49
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732612
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

PermeateFree said:

The bastard never paid me back. I had shares in Bell Resources when he took it over. At the time it had over a billion dollars in cash and that thieving arsehole stole the lot.

what did he do with it?

Took over the company and transferred the money to his main Bond Company, where it disappeared in debt repayment and Bond’s pockets.

agree, he is a bastard

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Date: 5/06/2015 12:51:30
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732613
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/art-and-design/the-george-brandis-live-art-experience-sends-up-the-minister-for-the-arts-on-social-media-over-australia-council-cuts-20150604-ghgm7c.html

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Date: 5/06/2015 12:52:33
From: buffy
ID: 732614
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hello lunchtime Holidayers.

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Date: 5/06/2015 12:55:00
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732615
Subject: re: June Chatting

Plum Jam on toast and a cup of tea for lunch.
Over.

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Date: 5/06/2015 12:56:37
From: Arts
ID: 732616
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


PermeateFree said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

what did he do with it?

Took over the company and transferred the money to his main Bond Company, where it disappeared in debt repayment and Bond’s pockets.

agree, he is a bastard

Nope. He’s in a coma now. You have to be nice.

Plus he’s apparently ok because he’s done his time and ‘learned his lesson’.

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:00:51
From: Dropbear
ID: 732617
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Plum Jam on toast and a cup of tea for lunch.
Over.

Sounds like

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:02:22
From: buffy
ID: 732618
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Tamb said:

party_pants said:

Tell Townsville: G’day from me.


Run with Townsville Hash House Harriers if you get a chance.

Sorry, while the words are recognisably English, I cannot discern any meaning when they are arranged in that order.

Dear, oh dear. The young ones today. Never heard of the Hash House Harriers!

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:03:44
From: Dropbear
ID: 732619
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


party_pants said:

Tamb said:

Run with Townsville Hash House Harriers if you get a chance.

Sorry, while the words are recognisably English, I cannot discern any meaning when they are arranged in that order.

Dear, oh dear. The young ones today. Never heard of the Hash House Harriers!

Its a disgrace I know

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:05:10
From: kii
ID: 732620
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


party_pants said:

Tamb said:

Run with Townsville Hash House Harriers if you get a chance.

Sorry, while the words are recognisably English, I cannot discern any meaning when they are arranged in that order.

Dear, oh dear. The young ones today. Never heard of the Hash House Harriers!

I’m not young and I have NFI what you are talking about.

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:06:06
From: PermeateFree
ID: 732621
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

PermeateFree said:

Took over the company and transferred the money to his main Bond Company, where it disappeared in debt repayment and Bond’s pockets.

agree, he is a bastard

Nope. He’s in a coma now. You have to be nice.

Plus he’s apparently ok because he’s done his time and ‘learned his lesson’.

The devils just taken him away.

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:07:13
From: buffy
ID: 732622
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Plum Jam on toast and a cup of tea for lunch.
Over.

Chicken ‘loaf’ stuff in chookfood bread. Mint slice biscuit. Hot milo.

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:07:48
From: Dropbear
ID: 732623
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

PermeateFree said:

The bastard never paid me back. I had shares in Bell Resources when he took it over. At the time it had over a billion dollars in cash and that thieving arsehole stole the lot.

what did he do with it?

Took over the company and transferred the money to his main Bond Company, where it disappeared in debt repayment and Bond’s pockets.

I see Tony isn’t in any rush to revoke his citizenship

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:08:33
From: buffy
ID: 732624
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


buffy said:

party_pants said:

Sorry, while the words are recognisably English, I cannot discern any meaning when they are arranged in that order.

Dear, oh dear. The young ones today. Never heard of the Hash House Harriers!

I’m not young and I have NFI what you are talking about.

There was a club in Melbourne too. I used to run. But not being a drinker, not with them. And anyway, I started running after I left Melbourne.

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:10:01
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732625
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

PermeateFree said:

Took over the company and transferred the money to his main Bond Company, where it disappeared in debt repayment and Bond’s pockets.

agree, he is a bastard

Nope. He’s in a coma now. You have to be nice.

Plus he’s apparently ok because he’s done his time and ‘learned his lesson’.

something like Christopher Skase and Steve Vizard?

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:10:30
From: PermeateFree
ID: 732626
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


PermeateFree said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

what did he do with it?

Took over the company and transferred the money to his main Bond Company, where it disappeared in debt repayment and Bond’s pockets.

I see Tony isn’t in any rush to revoke his citizenship

Bit late, as he is now a National of the Underworld.

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:11:01
From: buffy
ID: 732627
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hey kii….I think my sister is a pretty impressive person. Not only has she sold her house in Houston, arranged a new job in California, packed up her house in under 3 weeks, and her son has just graduated from High School. As well as that she has just got her Masters in Education. I knew she had finished the work, but she’s now graduated too.

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:11:56
From: kii
ID: 732628
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


kii said:

buffy said:

Dear, oh dear. The young ones today. Never heard of the Hash House Harriers!

I’m not young and I have NFI what you are talking about.

There was a club in Melbourne too. I used to run. But not being a drinker, not with them. And anyway, I started running after I left Melbourne.

Sorry, while the words are recognisably English, I cannot discern any meaning when they are arranged in that order.

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:12:19
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732629
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Dropbear said:

PermeateFree said:

Took over the company and transferred the money to his main Bond Company, where it disappeared in debt repayment and Bond’s pockets.

I see Tony isn’t in any rush to revoke his citizenship

Bit late, as he is now a National of the Underworld.

He can Rest in Hell

a lot of people are probably thinking good riddance

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:12:59
From: kii
ID: 732630
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Hey kii….I think my sister is a pretty impressive person. Not only has she sold her house in Houston, arranged a new job in California, packed up her house in under 3 weeks, and her son has just graduated from High School. As well as that she has just got her Masters in Education. I knew she had finished the work, but she’s now graduated too.

Wow.

I’ll say it again.

Wow.

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:12:59
From: buffy
ID: 732631
Subject: re: June Chatting

Oh, I see he has actually died.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-05/alan-bond-dies-in-perth-after-heart-surgery-complications/6520630

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:13:42
From: PermeateFree
ID: 732632
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Dropbear said:

PermeateFree said:

Took over the company and transferred the money to his main Bond Company, where it disappeared in debt repayment and Bond’s pockets.

I see Tony isn’t in any rush to revoke his citizenship

Bit late, as he is now a National of the Underworld.

In case you haven’t heard, Alan Bond is dead and all his rellies and hangers-on, are lamenting his demise and crying into their money bags.

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:14:00
From: kii
ID: 732633
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Dropbear said:

PermeateFree said:

Took over the company and transferred the money to his main Bond Company, where it disappeared in debt repayment and Bond’s pockets.

I see Tony isn’t in any rush to revoke his citizenship

Bit late, as he is now a National of the Underworld.

I thought he was just in a coma…he’s dropped dead since a few minutes ago?

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:14:34
From: kii
ID: 732634
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ha! Abbott will probably knight him.

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:15:51
From: buffy
ID: 732635
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


buffy said:

Hey kii….I think my sister is a pretty impressive person. Not only has she sold her house in Houston, arranged a new job in California, packed up her house in under 3 weeks, and her son has just graduated from High School. As well as that she has just got her Masters in Education. I knew she had finished the work, but she’s now graduated too.

Wow.

I’ll say it again.

Wow.

I’m impressed. She really is my sister again. She spent too many years in doormat mode, but she sure has broken out of that now. And this week I found out that her ex’s company (well, one that went bankrupt and phoenixed) had actually been taken to court of misleading investors. And paid out. And now his present company is under threat of the same sort of action. She really is so much better off away from him.

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:16:55
From: Arts
ID: 732636
Subject: re: June Chatting

He was in a coma this mornings news. He’s deceased now

Condolences to the family.

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:16:59
From: PermeateFree
ID: 732637
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Ha! Abbott will probably knight him.

Depends on how much he has left to the Liberal Party. These things cost money don’t you know, wink, wink.

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:17:40
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732638
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


PermeateFree said:

Dropbear said:

I see Tony isn’t in any rush to revoke his citizenship

Bit late, as he is now a National of the Underworld.

I thought he was just in a coma…he’s dropped dead since a few minutes ago?

fell off his money safe

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:17:53
From: Arts
ID: 732639
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tony is busy having coffee with the little people this morning

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:17:56
From: Dropbear
ID: 732640
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bondy is ded

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:18:18
From: Dropbear
ID: 732641
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Dropbear said:

PermeateFree said:

Took over the company and transferred the money to his main Bond Company, where it disappeared in debt repayment and Bond’s pockets.

I see Tony isn’t in any rush to revoke his citizenship

Bit late, as he is now a National of the Underworld.

Yeh I just got the memo

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:18:51
From: furious
ID: 732642
Subject: re: June Chatting

I think the real story here is the sub-standard care given at the Fiona Stanley hospital…

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:19:58
From: PermeateFree
ID: 732643
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • I thought he was just in a coma…he’s dropped dead since a few minutes ago?

I think the real story here is the sub-standard care given at the Fiona Stanley hospital…

Bet they pissed in his drip.

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:20:07
From: kii
ID: 732644
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


kii said:

buffy said:

Hey kii….I think my sister is a pretty impressive person. Not only has she sold her house in Houston, arranged a new job in California, packed up her house in under 3 weeks, and her son has just graduated from High School. As well as that she has just got her Masters in Education. I knew she had finished the work, but she’s now graduated too.

Wow.

I’ll say it again.

Wow.

I’m impressed. She really is my sister again. She spent too many years in doormat mode, but she sure has broken out of that now. And this week I found out that her ex’s company (well, one that went bankrupt and phoenixed) had actually been taken to court of misleading investors. And paid out. And now his present company is under threat of the same sort of action. She really is so much better off away from him.

Oh, yes. Good on her!

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:21:48
From: Cymek
ID: 732645
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Bondy is ded

Bob Hawke “Anyone who doesn’t cry over the death of Bondie is a bum”

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:22:12
From: buffy
ID: 732646
Subject: re: June Chatting

I have to do more work.

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:22:49
From: buffy
ID: 732647
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Dropbear said:

Bondy is ded

Bob Hawke “Anyone who doesn’t cry over the death of Bondie is a bum”

Pfft, that was then. This is now.

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:24:37
From: kii
ID: 732648
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Bondy is ded

That’s the way…dead…not passed over or passed away. I hardly ever hear people use real terms here. It’s always this passed thingy. Seems people are scared to speak death’s word.

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:25:13
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732649
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


Cymek said:

Dropbear said:

Bondy is ded

Bob Hawke “Anyone who doesn’t cry over the death of Bondie is a bum”

Pfft, that was then. This is now.

bondie was always a bum

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:25:50
From: Arts
ID: 732650
Subject: re: June Chatting

I said deceased. Which is technically correct.

And I spelled it correctly.

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:27:19
From: kii
ID: 732651
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


I said deceased. Which is technically correct.

And I spelled it correctly.

True, very true. Ten points!

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:28:09
From: furious
ID: 732652
Subject: re: June Chatting

Shuffled off this mortal coil…

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:28:56
From: kii
ID: 732653
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • That’s the way…dead…not passed over or passed away. I hardly ever hear people use real terms here. It’s always this passed thingy. Seems people are scared to speak death’s word.

Shuffled off this mortal coil…

Carked it.

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:29:40
From: Arts
ID: 732654
Subject: re: June Chatting

Buffy. Kudos to your sister and her resolve and strength. And for her brighter future.

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:29:50
From: Cymek
ID: 732655
Subject: re: June Chatting

This is Australia so everyone who dies is promoted to a top bloke even if they were a tool in life.

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:32:00
From: Arts
ID: 732656
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


This is Australia so everyone who dies is promoted to a top bloke even if they were a tool in life.

Exactly. it’s the Australian way.

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:32:57
From: kii
ID: 732657
Subject: re: June Chatting

So, in important news…I bought some new drawing pens today.

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:34:33
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732658
Subject: re: June Chatting

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npjOSLCR2hE

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:34:36
From: btm
ID: 732659
Subject: re: June Chatting

If anyone’s interested, there’s an original 4-rotor German Enigma machine for sale here: http://www.rauantiques.com/item/german-enigma-encryption-machine-nbsp-model-k-nbsp-.30-3431.html. It’s one of the rarer models, in incredibly good condition (and complete, even down to the instruction booklet – which seems to be written in French,) but at $230,000 it’s a little out of my price range

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:34:38
From: furious
ID: 732660
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Chaser’s Eulogy Song springs to mind…

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:35:07
From: Arts
ID: 732661
Subject: re: June Chatting

At first I thought that was drawing pins. Also a good purchase

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:35:24
From: btm
ID: 732662
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Cymek said:

This is Australia so everyone who dies is promoted to a top bloke even if they were a tool in life.

Exactly. it’s the Australian way.

That’s the way it is around the world.

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:40:53
From: Arts
ID: 732663
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


Arts said:

Cymek said:

This is Australia so everyone who dies is promoted to a top bloke even if they were a tool in life.

Exactly. it’s the Australian way.

That’s the way it is around the world.

Hitler doesn’t even have a grave stone. Jack ruby does.
Pol pot has a couple he was referred to after his death as “worse than cow shit – because cow shit can be used as fertiliser at least”

So, depends sometimes.

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:54:03
From: furious
ID: 732665
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ripping off peoples savings and genocide aren’t really in the same ball park…

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:55:07
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732666
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


If anyone’s interested, there’s an original 4-rotor German Enigma machine for sale here: http://www.rauantiques.com/item/german-enigma-encryption-machine-nbsp-model-k-nbsp-.30-3431.html. It’s one of the rarer models, in incredibly good condition (and complete, even down to the instruction booklet – which seems to be written in French,) but at $230,000 it’s a little out of my price range

is there one on instructables?

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Date: 5/06/2015 13:59:36
From: btm
ID: 732667
Subject: re: June Chatting

In a brilliant example of bad programming, the authors of the BitCoin wallet Blockchain elected to use random.org as a source for random numbers, but chose not to use https (so it was sent over unencrypted networks), and didn’t even check the return code, so when the website switched off its unencrypted http interface and went to https exclusively, returning http response code 301 (“Moved permanently”) to unencrypted requests, the Android app simply used 301 as the random number – sending about $8000 to an unrelated BitCoin account holder, regardless of who the intended recipient was.

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/06/01/blockchain_app_shows_how_not_to_code/

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:01:57
From: poikilotherm
ID: 732668
Subject: re: June Chatting

So, leaving a slow cooker alone in the house is ok? or not?

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:02:57
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732669
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


In a brilliant example of bad programming, the authors of the BitCoin wallet Blockchain elected to use random.org as a source for random numbers, but chose not to use https (so it was sent over unencrypted networks), and didn’t even check the return code, so when the website switched off its unencrypted http interface and went to https exclusively, returning http response code 301 (“Moved permanently”) to unencrypted requests, the Android app simply used 301 as the random number – sending about $8000 to an unrelated BitCoin account holder, regardless of who the intended recipient was.

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/06/01/blockchain_app_shows_how_not_to_code/

We keep hearing bad things about bitcoin

I have nothing to do with it

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:04:24
From: Arts
ID: 732670
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • So, depends sometimes.

Ripping off peoples savings and genocide aren’t really in the same ball park…

I paid $100 for that rant.

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:04:58
From: furious
ID: 732671
Subject: re: June Chatting

I leave all my appliances at home alone, from time to time, and never once did they have an out of control party…

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:05:17
From: diddly-squat
ID: 732672
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


So, leaving a slow cooker alone in the house is ok? or not?

I doubt it will get lonely, if that’s the question

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:06:47
From: poikilotherm
ID: 732673
Subject: re: June Chatting

Seems to be the thing that is done…I don’t exactly cook much. Concerned re fire risk, but guessing you smrt arses knew that..

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:10:51
From: btm
ID: 732674
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Seems to be the thing that is done…I don’t exactly cook much. Concerned re fire risk, but guessing you smrt arses knew that..

If you’re thinking of leaving it cooking while you’re not there, it’d probably be wise to make sure there are no flammable items close by, and that there’s no chance of water getting into the powered parts of it. And that your dogs can’t get to it.

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:18:54
From: Cymek
ID: 732675
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Seems to be the thing that is done…I don’t exactly cook much. Concerned re fire risk, but guessing you smrt arses knew that..

Put this guy in charge if you are worried about a fire

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:23:50
From: Tamb
ID: 732676
Subject: re: June Chatting

diddly-squat said:


poikilotherm said:

So, leaving a slow cooker alone in the house is ok? or not?

I doubt it will get lonely, if that’s the question


I have been leaving my slow cooker on auto when I go out. Still have a house.

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:25:29
From: Tamb
ID: 732677
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


poikilotherm said:

Seems to be the thing that is done…I don’t exactly cook much. Concerned re fire risk, but guessing you smrt arses knew that..

Put this guy in charge if you are worried about a fire

!http://www.collectiondx.com/gallery2/gallery/d/535234-4/HT_Stark_Flight_16.png


Wouldn’t last 5 minutes. The chihuahuas would hate & disable it.

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:25:35
From: Arts
ID: 732678
Subject: re: June Chatting

How many non house burning anecdotes until we have ‘evidence’?

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:28:07
From: PermeateFree
ID: 732679
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


btm said:

Arts said:

Exactly. it’s the Australian way.

That’s the way it is around the world.

Hitler doesn’t even have a grave stone. Jack ruby does.
Pol pot has a couple he was referred to after his death as “worse than cow shit – because cow shit can be used as fertiliser at least”

So, depends sometimes.

Like Joe Stalin who was tarted up and placed on reverent display.

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:28:38
From: Cymek
ID: 732680
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


How many non house burning anecdotes until we have ‘evidence’?

The problem with acecdotes from this forum is as we are all highly skilled at whatever we try it’s unfair to the rest of the world

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:29:20
From: Cymek
ID: 732681
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Arts said:

btm said:

That’s the way it is around the world.

Hitler doesn’t even have a grave stone. Jack ruby does.
Pol pot has a couple he was referred to after his death as “worse than cow shit – because cow shit can be used as fertiliser at least”

So, depends sometimes.

Like Joe Stalin who was tarted up and placed on reverent display.

Wasn’t he demoted and disgraced later on

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:30:05
From: Tamb
ID: 732682
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Arts said:

How many non house burning anecdotes until we have ‘evidence’?

The problem with acecdotes from this forum is as we are all highly skilled at whatever we try it’s unfair to the rest of the world


True. Sad but true.

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:30:41
From: Tamb
ID: 732683
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


PermeateFree said:

Arts said:

Hitler doesn’t even have a grave stone. Jack ruby does.
Pol pot has a couple he was referred to after his death as “worse than cow shit – because cow shit can be used as fertiliser at least”

So, depends sometimes.

Like Joe Stalin who was tarted up and placed on reverent display.

Wasn’t he demoted and disgraced later on


I think Lenin is still on show.

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:31:50
From: Arts
ID: 732684
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Arts said:

How many non house burning anecdotes until we have ‘evidence’?

The problem with acecdotes from this forum is as we are all highly skilled at whatever we try it’s unfair to the rest of the world

I made a superb herb and garlic lamb shank casserole in the slow cooker last night, all while, driving at top level.

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:31:54
From: furious
ID: 732685
Subject: re: June Chatting

Yeah, but he wasn’t a world champion murderous b@stard…

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:31:58
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732686
Subject: re: June Chatting

Britain should scrap its air force and buy more cheap planes (especially drones) for the army and navy. And stop wasting money on frigates, tanks and artillery. Wonder what this forum’s military experts would make of this advice:

Break up the RAF and stop buying British

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/defence/11642595/Break-up-the-RAF-and-stop-buying-British.html

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:33:07
From: Cymek
ID: 732687
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Cymek said:

Arts said:

How many non house burning anecdotes until we have ‘evidence’?

The problem with acecdotes from this forum is as we are all highly skilled at whatever we try it’s unfair to the rest of the world

I made a superb herb and garlic lamb shank casserole in the slow cooker last night, all while, driving at top level.

Exactly the point I was trying to make

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:34:17
From: Tamb
ID: 732688
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • I think Lenin is still on show.

Yeah, but he wasn’t a world champion murderous b@stard…


Good point.

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:34:25
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732689
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bit more highly skilled housework to finish, then an evening of highly skilled cookery for tomorrow’s birthday lunch.

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:35:10
From: party_pants
ID: 732690
Subject: re: June Chatting

Am I too late for the Bondy has carked it discussion?

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:36:20
From: Arts
ID: 732691
Subject: re: June Chatting

We are still taking highly skilled opinions on the matter

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:36:20
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732692
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Am I too late for the Bondy has carked it discussion?

No, he’s still dead.

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:37:52
From: Tamb
ID: 732693
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Am I too late for the Bondy has carked it discussion?

Bond died on 5 June 2015 at Fiona Stanley Hospital in Perth at the age of 77, following complications from heart surgery earlier in the week.

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:39:14
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732694
Subject: re: June Chatting

So, was Bondy a loveable rogue or just a complete bastard?

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:39:31
From: party_pants
ID: 732695
Subject: re: June Chatting

I remember the America’s cup celebrations on The Esplanade in Perth, beamed live on TV. Bondy was there, Bob Hawke was there, Brian Burke was there. Rolf Harris was there doing a painting. He got into some trouble for saying “bloody” on live TV.

How times have changed.

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:40:28
From: party_pants
ID: 732696
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


So, was Bondy a loveable rogue or just a complete bastard?

He was a complete rogue but a loveable bastard.

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:40:51
From: Tamb
ID: 732697
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


So, was Bondy a loveable rogue or just a complete bastard?

He was the bloke who won the America’s Cup & that’s what I’ll remember him for.

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:41:26
From: Tamb
ID: 732698
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


I remember the America’s cup celebrations on The Esplanade in Perth, beamed live on TV. Bondy was there, Bob Hawke was there, Brian Burke was there. Rolf Harris was there doing a painting. He got into some trouble for saying “bloody” on live TV.

How times have changed.


‘Specially for Rolf.

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:44:16
From: Dropbear
ID: 732699
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well the Darwin girls won 405 to 50. Sis in law skated well

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:44:19
From: Arts
ID: 732700
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ben Lexcen was the real hero… He died within a few years of the win

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:44:34
From: party_pants
ID: 732701
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


party_pants said:

I remember the America’s cup celebrations on The Esplanade in Perth, beamed live on TV. Bondy was there, Bob Hawke was there, Brian Burke was there. Rolf Harris was there doing a painting. He got into some trouble for saying “bloody” on live TV.

How times have changed.


‘Specially for Rolf.

I think Bob Hawke is the only one left standing with an intact reputation.

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:48:07
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732702
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Ben Lexcen was the real hero… He died within a few years of the win

They named a car after him.

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:48:10
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732703
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


party_pants said:

Am I too late for the Bondy has carked it discussion?

Bond died on 5 June 2015 at Fiona Stanley Hospital in Perth at the age of 77, following complications from heart surgery earlier in the week.


did he take a loan from the bank just before that and now all the money has gone missing?

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:48:28
From: PermeateFree
ID: 732704
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


Bubblecar said:

So, was Bondy a loveable rogue or just a complete bastard?

He was the bloke who won the America’s Cup & that’s what I’ll remember him for.

You can do a lot of good things with other people’s money.

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:49:09
From: furious
ID: 732705
Subject: re: June Chatting

Yeah, all he ever did was cheat on his wife…

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:49:31
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732706
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Well the Darwin girls won 405 to 50. Sis in law skated well

Was Ralphie Valaderez there?

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:49:56
From: furious
ID: 732707
Subject: re: June Chatting

I think that it was the other way around…

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:50:15
From: Tamb
ID: 732708
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Tamb said:

Bubblecar said:

So, was Bondy a loveable rogue or just a complete bastard?

He was the bloke who won the America’s Cup & that’s what I’ll remember him for.

You can do a lot of good things with other people’s money.


True. I do a lot of good things with my OAP. :)

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:50:18
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732709
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Tamb said:

party_pants said:

I remember the America’s cup celebrations on The Esplanade in Perth, beamed live on TV. Bondy was there, Bob Hawke was there, Brian Burke was there. Rolf Harris was there doing a painting. He got into some trouble for saying “bloody” on live TV.

How times have changed.


‘Specially for Rolf.

I think Bob Hawke is the only one left standing with an intact reputation.

THE latest release of WikiLeaks cables raise a question: at what point does a person become a spy?

Bob Hawke was by far the US Embassy in Canberra’s most highly placed and reliable informant, over the years 1973 to 1976, the most riotous period in Australian political history.

It is not suggested Hawke betrayed Australia; but he routinely dished the dirt to the Americans, especially on the failings of his Prime Minister, Gough Whitlam.

http://www.news.com.au/technology/wikileaks-bob-hawke-dished-the-dirt-to-america/story-e6frfro0-1226619377992

there was a labor spy called mark arib exposed by wikileaks

thank god wiki leaks exposed many of the spies and traitors in our midst

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:50:47
From: Arts
ID: 732710
Subject: re: June Chatting

During the first years of his partnership with Bond, Miller withdrew his partnership from his sailmaking company but the company retained its name of Miller and Whitworth. Soon after the 1974 Cup challenge, Miller changed his name to avoid confusion with his former company. Keen to prevent the possibility of there being any confusion surrounding his name and business interests in the future, he asked a friend who worked for Reader’s Digest to find out the least-used surname within their membership. The result was Lexcen.

Wiki.

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:52:58
From: Arts
ID: 732711
Subject: re: June Chatting

In 1988, the Toyota Lexcen was released by Toyota Australia in Ben Lexcen’s honour. The car was a rebadged Holden VN Commodore and was built in Australia under the Button Plan.

Still wiki

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:53:33
From: party_pants
ID: 732712
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Arts said:

Ben Lexcen was the real hero… He died within a few years of the win

They named a car after him.

Yeah, the Toyota Lexen.

Was just a rebadged Holden Commodore IIRC.

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:55:00
From: furious
ID: 732713
Subject: re: June Chatting

With “Commodore” carrying on the nautical theme…

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:56:08
From: Tamb
ID: 732714
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


During the first years of his partnership with Bond, Miller withdrew his partnership from his sailmaking company but the company retained its name of Miller and Whitworth. Soon after the 1974 Cup challenge, Miller changed his name to avoid confusion with his former company. Keen to prevent the possibility of there being any confusion surrounding his name and business interests in the future, he asked a friend who worked for Reader’s Digest to find out the least-used surname within their membership. The result was Lexcen.

Wiki.


Could have hidden in plain sight & changed it to Mohammed Li.

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:56:12
From: party_pants
ID: 732715
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • Was just a rebadged Holden Commodore IIRC.

With “Commodore” carrying on the nautical theme…

Nah, the first dunnydoors were made in in 1979 or 1980 or thereabouts.

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:56:56
From: Tamb
ID: 732716
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • Was just a rebadged Holden Commodore IIRC.

With “Commodore” carrying on the nautical theme…


Aye cap’n

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:57:50
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732717
Subject: re: June Chatting

On Monday (8 April), an investigative journalist from The Age, after going through 11,000 cables from the U.S. embassy in Canberra and consulates in Sydney and Melbourne, leaked by US Army Private Bradley Manning and published WikiLeaks, found that the current Australian Foreign Minister Bob Carr had been briefing the US embassy since the 1970s on both the internal decision making of the Australian Government during the Whitlam Labor Government (1972-75) and internal workings of the Australian Labor Party (ALP).
https://independentaustralia.net/politics/politics-display/is-bob-carr-a-spy,5207

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:57:54
From: Tamb
ID: 732718
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


furious said:
  • Was just a rebadged Holden Commodore IIRC.

With “Commodore” carrying on the nautical theme…

Nah, the first dunnydoors were made in in 1979 or 1980 or thereabouts.


And were named after the GM Germany’s Opel Commodore.

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:58:04
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732719
Subject: re: June Chatting

Holden made a number of dubious naming decisions down the years – the Holden Kingswood Country, Holden Harris, Holden Corby etc.

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:58:12
From: Dropbear
ID: 732720
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Dropbear said:

Well the Darwin girls won 405 to 50. Sis in law skated well

Was Ralphie Valaderez there?

Ummmm

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:58:46
From: furious
ID: 732721
Subject: re: June Chatting

Just saying that it was fitting that a Commodore became a Lexcen because they are both nautical…

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Date: 5/06/2015 14:59:55
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732722
Subject: re: June Chatting

Australia no longer has a car industry

but we’ve got houses right – lots of houses

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Date: 5/06/2015 15:00:41
From: furious
ID: 732723
Subject: re: June Chatting

And poor people who don’t drive very far…

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Date: 5/06/2015 15:01:27
From: Tamb
ID: 732724
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Holden made a number of dubious naming decisions down the years – the Holden Kingswood Country, Holden Harris, Holden Corby etc.

I wonder if Ford ever thought of The Ford Milat van?

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Date: 5/06/2015 15:08:39
From: furious
ID: 732725
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 5/06/2015 15:10:27
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732726
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


Bubblecar said:

Holden made a number of dubious naming decisions down the years – the Holden Kingswood Country, Holden Harris, Holden Corby etc.

I wonder if Ford ever thought of The Ford Milat van?

You’re thinking of the Morris Milat. Came out in the same year as the Hillman Hitler.

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Date: 5/06/2015 15:10:54
From: PermeateFree
ID: 732727
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


Bubblecar said:

Holden made a number of dubious naming decisions down the years – the Holden Kingswood Country, Holden Harris, Holden Corby etc.

I wonder if Ford ever thought of The Ford Milat van?

Has a ring to it, must admit.

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Date: 5/06/2015 15:11:21
From: Cymek
ID: 732728
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


Bubblecar said:

Holden made a number of dubious naming decisions down the years – the Holden Kingswood Country, Holden Harris, Holden Corby etc.

I wonder if Ford ever thought of The Ford Milat van?

It could be an all terrain 4wd for getting rid of those pesky bodies

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Date: 5/06/2015 15:17:59
From: party_pants
ID: 732729
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Tamb said:

Bubblecar said:

Holden made a number of dubious naming decisions down the years – the Holden Kingswood Country, Holden Harris, Holden Corby etc.

I wonder if Ford ever thought of The Ford Milat van?

It could be an all terrain 4wd for getting rid of those pesky bodies

Nah, that was the Ford Exploder.

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Date: 5/06/2015 15:45:27
From: Tamb
ID: 732735
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Tamb said:

Bubblecar said:

Holden made a number of dubious naming decisions down the years – the Holden Kingswood Country, Holden Harris, Holden Corby etc.

I wonder if Ford ever thought of The Ford Milat van?

You’re thinking of the Morris Milat. Came out in the same year as the Hillman Hitler.


And the Skoda Stalin.

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Date: 5/06/2015 15:56:11
From: Cymek
ID: 732736
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


Bubblecar said:

Tamb said:

I wonder if Ford ever thought of The Ford Milat van?

You’re thinking of the Morris Milat. Came out in the same year as the Hillman Hitler.


And the Skoda Stalin.

And who can forget the Kia Khaaaaaaaaaaaannnnnnnnnnnn

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Date: 5/06/2015 16:00:25
From: Dropbear
ID: 732737
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Tamb said:

Bubblecar said:

You’re thinking of the Morris Milat. Came out in the same year as the Hillman Hitler.


And the Skoda Stalin.

And who can forget the Kia Khaaaaaaaaaaaannnnnnnnnnnn

Or the BMW Brendon

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Date: 5/06/2015 16:00:40
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732738
Subject: re: June Chatting

Worst of all was the Buick Brendon.

And that’s quite enough of that Friday childishness :)

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Date: 5/06/2015 16:01:01
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732739
Subject: re: June Chatting

Damn, beaten by the bear.

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Date: 5/06/2015 16:02:39
From: Dropbear
ID: 732740
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Damn, beaten by the bear.

Not the first one to say that

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Date: 5/06/2015 16:03:51
From: Tamb
ID: 732741
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Damn, beaten by the bear.

Well, according to QI, bears can beat lions so I wouldn’t feel too bad about it.

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Date: 5/06/2015 16:18:24
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732743
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


Bubblecar said:

Tamb said:

I wonder if Ford ever thought of The Ford Milat van?

You’re thinking of the Morris Milat. Came out in the same year as the Hillman Hitler.


And the Skoda Stalin.


I drive a Holden Hitler

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Date: 5/06/2015 16:20:01
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732745
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Tamb said:

Bubblecar said:

You’re thinking of the Morris Milat. Came out in the same year as the Hillman Hitler.


And the Skoda Stalin.


I drive a Holden Hitler


it goes nicely with my Holden SS Storm

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Date: 5/06/2015 16:27:19
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732750
Subject: re: June Chatting

OK the housework is now FINISHED (apart from a bit of washing up which I’m about to do before starting the cooking).

But first, I’ll perk myself up with a Scottish coffee. So I’d better also call FNDC (although I’ll be drinking little this evening).

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Date: 5/06/2015 16:33:22
From: poikilotherm
ID: 732751
Subject: re: June Chatting

Slow cookering smells good…hope it doesn’t taste like Ghandi’s sandal.

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Date: 5/06/2015 16:38:31
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732752
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Slow cookering smells good…hope it doesn’t taste like Ghandi’s sandal.

You can cook Ghandi’s sandal fast or slow, but it’ll still probably taste like Ghandi’s sandal. I would have sold it on eBay for big Rs.

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Date: 5/06/2015 16:43:18
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732753
Subject: re: June Chatting

Only wearing one sandal was one of Ghandi’s austerity measures.

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Date: 5/06/2015 16:44:08
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732754
Subject: re: June Chatting

He also only wore one under pant.

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Date: 5/06/2015 16:47:36
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732755
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


He also only wore one under pant.

Takes a certain skill to do that.

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Date: 5/06/2015 16:53:06
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732756
Subject: re: June Chatting

First of tonight’s cooking music: a 90 minute Nana Mouskouri concert.

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Date: 5/06/2015 16:53:55
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732757
Subject: re: June Chatting

B.C. coming over for tea bubbles?

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Date: 5/06/2015 16:55:22
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732758
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


B.C. coming over for tea bubbles?

No, ‘cos unfortunately he’d want that followed by 90 minutes of Elvis.

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Date: 5/06/2015 16:57:41
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732759
Subject: re: June Chatting

Watched half of King Kong (2005) last night. Wasn’t bad, but unfortunately all these Kong movies are spoilt by that big gorilla.

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Date: 5/06/2015 16:59:34
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732761
Subject: re: June Chatting

OK, kitchenwards for 4-5 hours of cooking.

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Date: 5/06/2015 18:20:34
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732796
Subject: re: June Chatting

i don’t believe there has ever been in all of australian political commentary so many satire sites as there are these days.

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Date: 5/06/2015 18:24:10
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732798
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


i don’t believe there has ever been in all of australian political commentary so many satire sites as there are these days.

Certainly more than during the Menzies dynasty.

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Date: 5/06/2015 18:24:50
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732799
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


ChrispenEvan said:

i don’t believe there has ever been in all of australian political commentary so many satire sites as there are these days.

Certainly more than during the Menzies dynasty.

I’m not sure that satire was actually legal in those days.

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Date: 5/06/2015 18:26:42
From: dv
ID: 732801
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


i don’t believe there has ever been in all of australian political commentary so many satire sites as there are these days.

That’s a weird sentence.

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Date: 5/06/2015 18:27:47
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732802
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


ChrispenEvan said:

i don’t believe there has ever been in all of australian political commentary so many satire sites as there are these days.

That’s a weird sentence.

Weird in what way?

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Date: 5/06/2015 18:31:39
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732804
Subject: re: June Chatting

it’s done in third level english.

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Date: 5/06/2015 18:34:44
From: dv
ID: 732806
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


dv said:

ChrispenEvan said:

i don’t believe there has ever been in all of australian political commentary so many satire sites as there are these days.

That’s a weird sentence.

Weird in what way?

It’s saying that there have never been so many satire sites as there are these days in all of Australian political commentary? Doesn’t quite work.

If it said in the history of Australian political commentary, or in Australian political history, it would make sense.

Even so, it’s not a terribly strong statement since
a) before the Howard government there were no satire sites at all
b) the Internet continues to grow steadily overall, so it is unremarkable that the hitherto maximum number of any kind of site is occurring now. I expect that there has never been so many sports sites as there are now, so many webcomic sites as there are now, so many sites about badgers as there are now.

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Date: 5/06/2015 18:37:41
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732809
Subject: re: June Chatting

Although he said “sites” he might have intended to refer in a more general sense to “regularly published examples”.

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Date: 5/06/2015 18:41:07
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732812
Subject: re: June Chatting

sites = any form of publication.

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Date: 5/06/2015 18:47:54
From: dv
ID: 732813
Subject: re: June Chatting

Probably should have done some workshopping before you went live with that one.

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Date: 5/06/2015 18:48:51
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732814
Subject: re: June Chatting

Just sampled the gravadlax and it’s very agreeable indeed. Raw salmon marinated in local brandy, black pepper and dill.

But that’s to go in crêpes and right now I’m attended to two dozen mini quiches filled with hot smoked honey-cured salmon, tarragon, marjoram, onion, and feta-stuffed peppadews as well as the egg & cream, so I’d better get back to it.

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Date: 5/06/2015 18:50:13
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732815
Subject: re: June Chatting

pffft i don’t even workshop my jokes. and nobody complains about them.

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Date: 5/06/2015 18:50:58
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732816
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


pffft i don’t even workshop my jokes. and nobody complains about them.

A Dad joke a day keeps the blues at bay.

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Date: 5/06/2015 18:58:12
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732823
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Just sampled the gravadlax and it’s very agreeable indeed. Raw salmon marinated in local brandy, black pepper and dill.

But that’s to go in crêpes and right now I’m attended to two dozen mini quiches filled with hot smoked honey-cured salmon, tarragon, marjoram, onion, and feta-stuffed peppadews as well as the egg & cream, so I’d better get back to it.

You may be overdoing the salmon unless I’m unaware of this bash being salmon themed by appointment.
If so I’ll willingly make a grovelling public apology in a one page spread in the Times and Pravda.

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Date: 5/06/2015 18:59:54
From: dv
ID: 732826
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


pffft i don’t even workshop my jokes. and nobody complains about them.

We’re kind

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Date: 5/06/2015 19:08:29
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 732831
Subject: re: June Chatting

Have the Koreans raised and righted their sunken ferry yet? The Chinese have raised theirs in under a week.

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Date: 5/06/2015 19:09:07
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732833
Subject: re: June Chatting

It’s a salmon & ocean trout themed lunch. But there will also be fine Tasmanian cheeses.

And to accompany the hot smoked ocean trout, there’ll be Cajun dirty rice with ground pork and chicken livers, celery, capsicum, spring onions, chilli etc. And there’ll be various salads and a fine home-made tartare sauce. Local pickled onions, olives, cashews, lots of other stuff.

As usual the sisters will be bringing the dessert items.

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Date: 5/06/2015 19:09:12
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732834
Subject: re: June Chatting

And speaking of Spock she seems to have disappeared.

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Date: 5/06/2015 19:10:28
From: Speedy
ID: 732836
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


It’s a salmon & ocean trout themed lunch. But there will also be fine Tasmanian cheeses.

And to accompany the hot smoked ocean trout, there’ll be Cajun dirty rice with ground pork and chicken livers, celery, capsicum, spring onions, chilli etc. And there’ll be various salads and a fine home-made tartare sauce. Local pickled onions, olives, cashews, lots of other stuff.

As usual the sisters will be bringing the dessert items.

Are you smoking the trout yourself?

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Date: 5/06/2015 19:11:39
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 732837
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:

Are you smoking the trout yourself?

I don’t think we should be encouraging Mr Car to light fires.

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Date: 5/06/2015 19:12:23
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732838
Subject: re: June Chatting

Are you smoking the trout yourself?

yeah bubbles, don’t bogart that trout.

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Date: 5/06/2015 19:15:02
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732839
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Are you smoking the trout yourself?

No I’ve delegated it to these people who do a damn good job:

http://shop.huonaqua.com.au/collections/reserve

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Date: 5/06/2015 19:15:17
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 732840
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Bubblecar said:

It’s a salmon & ocean trout themed lunch. But there will also be fine Tasmanian cheeses.

And to accompany the hot smoked ocean trout, there’ll be Cajun dirty rice with ground pork and chicken livers, celery, capsicum, spring onions, chilli etc. And there’ll be various salads and a fine home-made tartare sauce. Local pickled onions, olives, cashews, lots of other stuff.

As usual the sisters will be bringing the dessert items.

Are you smoking the trout yourself?

If you are smoking the trout yourself are you fitting each trout with a filter?

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Date: 5/06/2015 19:22:49
From: buffy
ID: 732842
Subject: re: June Chatting

Back from the pub. Time for Dr Who.

“Who turned out the lights?”

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Date: 5/06/2015 19:23:10
From: party_pants
ID: 732843
Subject: re: June Chatting

happy…

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Date: 5/06/2015 19:23:55
From: Speedy
ID: 732844
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Speedy said:

Are you smoking the trout yourself?

No I’ve delegated it to these people who do a damn good job:

http://shop.huonaqua.com.au/collections/reserve

Looks good. I see it’s the place with the caviar which is extracted “humanely”.

So, you’re putting the (already smoked) trout into the oven then, to warm it up?

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Date: 5/06/2015 19:26:44
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732845
Subject: re: June Chatting

“Who turned out the lights?”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9GqF_7V6W4s

Bernie Tormé – turn out the lights 1982

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Date: 5/06/2015 19:28:12
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732846
Subject: re: June Chatting

Reading between the lines Alan Bond did not want to have this surgery, he’d been putting it off but the Doktards told him that if he didn’t have the surgery he could die.

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Date: 5/06/2015 19:30:20
From: AwesomeO
ID: 732847
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Reading between the lines Alan Bond did not want to have this surgery, he’d been putting it off but the Doktards told him that if he didn’t have the surgery he could die.

The surgery was successful but unfortunately…

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Date: 5/06/2015 19:32:28
From: party_pants
ID: 732848
Subject: re: June Chatting

So … the Sarah Hansen-Young webcam page seems to be down tonight. Wonder what brought that about.

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Date: 5/06/2015 19:42:38
From: OCDC
ID: 732850
Subject: re: June Chatting

TFIF!!

And a long weekend!!

Chicken and chips and pineapple fritters tonight :-)

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Date: 5/06/2015 19:43:32
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 732851
Subject: re: June Chatting

i believe you can get a feed from Wilson Security’s website p_p.

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Date: 5/06/2015 19:44:02
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732852
Subject: re: June Chatting

Just act normal.

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Date: 5/06/2015 19:44:48
From: party_pants
ID: 732853
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


i believe you can get a feed from Wilson Security’s website p_p.

Seems to be down. There’s just an error message saying I’m a creep.

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Date: 5/06/2015 19:51:36
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732857
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Looks good. I see it’s the place with the caviar which is extracted “humanely”.

So, you’re putting the (already smoked) trout into the oven then, to warm it up?

No, “hot smoked” means it was actually cooked in the smoke when curing (as opposed to cold smoked).

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Date: 5/06/2015 19:53:13
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732858
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


No, “hot smoked” means it was actually cooked in the smoke when curing (as opposed to cold smoked).

Cold smoked fish is usually smoked in thin slices, whereas hot smoked is done in fat fillets.

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Date: 5/06/2015 19:53:33
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732859
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Bubblecar said:

No, “hot smoked” means it was actually cooked in the smoke when curing (as opposed to cold smoked).

Cold smoked fish is usually smoked in thin slices, whereas hot smoked is done in fat fillets.

…or entire fish.

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Date: 5/06/2015 19:56:29
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732860
Subject: re: June Chatting

Coles smoked cod is terrific, it’s quite cheap too.
It’s sourced from South Africa, I don’t know if it’s properly smoked or chemically smoked.
But whatever it is delicious poached in milk with white sauce.

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Date: 5/06/2015 19:58:16
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732861
Subject: re: June Chatting

coles was selling half price chocolate tonight

makes a change

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:00:04
From: Speedy
ID: 732862
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Bubblecar said:

Bubblecar said:

No, “hot smoked” means it was actually cooked in the smoke when curing (as opposed to cold smoked).

Cold smoked fish is usually smoked in thin slices, whereas hot smoked is done in fat fillets.

…or entire fish.

I didn’t realise that there were different smoking methods. Thanks for the info.

Actually, I’m a little disappointed now. I was thinking it might be worth trying your warmed-up version.

:)

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:02:41
From: dv
ID: 732863
Subject: re: June Chatting

There some massively stupid shit on the intarweeb today. Eg someone sharing a link with the headline “13 actors you did not know are gay”, which would be pathetic enough anyway but worsened by the fact that it was accompanied by a picture of Jim Parsons.

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:03:07
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732864
Subject: re: June Chatting

The slab of ocean trout will be delicious at room temperature. I could serve the quiches and crêpes warm, but they’ll be just as tasty at room temperature too :)

The spicy rice will be served warm.

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:04:51
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 732865
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:

The spicy rice will be served warm.


Wot’s in that one?

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:05:14
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732866
Subject: re: June Chatting

ISIS gunmen in their vehicles and the madmax gunmen in their vehicles share a similar role

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:06:24
From: furious
ID: 732867
Subject: re: June Chatting

Mainly rice…

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:06:36
From: Speedy
ID: 732868
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


The slab of ocean trout will be delicious at room temperature. I could serve the quiches and crêpes warm, but they’ll be just as tasty at room temperature too :)

The spicy rice will be served warm.

It all sounds delicious. Enjoy your day tomorrow.

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:07:07
From: party_pants
ID: 732869
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Bubblecar said:

The spicy rice will be served warm.


Wot’s in that one?

rice, spices.

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:07:09
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732870
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Eg someone sharing a link with the headline “13 actors you did not know are gay”

You should send them a link to “17 actors you did not know are gay who aren’t gay anyway”.

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:07:17
From: Speedy
ID: 732871
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • Wot’s in that one?

Mainly rice…

… and spice

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:07:54
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732872
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Bubblecar said:

The spicy rice will be served warm.


Wot’s in that one?

> Cajun dirty rice with ground pork and chicken livers, celery, capsicum, spring onions, chilli etc.

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:09:34
From: Speedy
ID: 732873
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

Bubblecar said:

The spicy rice will be served warm.


Wot’s in that one?

> Cajun dirty rice with ground pork and chicken livers, celery, capsicum, spring onions, chilli etc.

That’s dirty.

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:09:57
From: sibeen
ID: 732874
Subject: re: June Chatting

BEER!!!

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:10:18
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732875
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


BEER!!!

Later, I’m still cooking.

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:10:35
From: OCDC
ID: 732876
Subject: re: June Chatting

Time for another system restore. Still scarier than a lumbar puncture, and I have a worse success rate.

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:11:24
From: dv
ID: 732877
Subject: re: June Chatting

153 gays you did not know were actors in real life.

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:13:38
From: sibeen
ID: 732878
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Time for another system restore. Still scarier than a lumbar puncture, and I have a worse success rate.

I thought you’d be out enjoying the weather.

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:14:07
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732879
Subject: re: June Chatting

177 gays who have slept with your mother.

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:14:36
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732880
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


dv said:

Eg someone sharing a link with the headline “13 actors you did not know are gay”

You should send them a link to “17 actors you did not know are gay who aren’t gay anyway”.

20,000 actors who are bisexual

200 transgender actors

2000 actors who are lesbians who cannot act

40 street sweepers who are gay and can act

20 politicians who are gay and don’t act

2,000,000 bisexuals who go to orgies and love to act

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:14:47
From: AwesomeO
ID: 732881
Subject: re: June Chatting

Never heard of him.

THE GREATEST KNIGHT: WILLIAM MARSHAL

8.30pm – 9.30pmSBS HDTonight
The fascinating story of knighthood, told through the extraordinary life and times of William Marshal, the world’s greatest knight. For three centuries knights dominated Europe. To be a knight was to be more than a great warrior, it was to follow a chivalric code and a spiritual ideal. William Marshal was the world’s greatest knight, so famous that across Europe he was known simply as ‘The Marshal’. Travelling through Europe’s medieval landscapes and castles, this documentary explores William’s incredible life, starting as a five-year-old boy whose father gave him as a hostage, moving through the years as he became the jousting star of Europe, the crusader, the aristocrat and finally, the defender of the realm. It is an incredible story of bravery and loyalty, a rip-roaring adventure in the spirit of King Arthur’s knights of the round table.

DOCUMENTARY | UK | ENGLISH | 2014

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:15:48
From: OCDC
ID: 732883
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:

OCDC said:
Time for another system restore. Still scarier than a lumbar puncture, and I have a worse success rate.
I thought you’d be out enjoying the weather.
It’s pftfweka at the moment. Much nicer when it was 3° when I finished work near midnight on Tuesday and Wednesday. But even better was the 0° when I left for work on Monday :-)

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:17:01
From: sibeen
ID: 732884
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Never heard of him.

+1

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:17:23
From: Speedy
ID: 732885
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


Bubblecar said:

dv said:

Eg someone sharing a link with the headline “13 actors you did not know are gay”

You should send them a link to “17 actors you did not know are gay who aren’t gay anyway”.

20,000 actors who are bisexual

200 transgender actors

2000 actors who are lesbians who cannot act

40 street sweepers who are gay and can act

20 politicians who are gay and don’t act

2,000,000 bisexuals who go to orgies and love to act

lol.

Apparently someone started a petition for Bruce Jenner to lose his Olympic medal, as they say he competed thinking he was female. Wha?

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:18:56
From: buffy
ID: 732886
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


sibeen said:
OCDC said:
Time for another system restore. Still scarier than a lumbar puncture, and I have a worse success rate.
I thought you’d be out enjoying the weather.
It’s pftfweka at the moment. Much nicer when it was 3° when I finished work near midnight on Tuesday and Wednesday. But even better was the 0° when I left for work on Monday :-)

The zeros are risky for black ice around here. But this week we have had variety. A couple of days starting around zero, a couple around 4 or 5, a fog this morning, rain yesterday morning. But I think we missed my favourite weather – Autumn. Proper cool days with some sunshine and rain at night.

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:20:07
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732887
Subject: re: June Chatting

A tropical 4 tonight, after -4 earlier in the week.

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:20:43
From: OCDC
ID: 732888
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

OCDC said:
sibeen said:
I thought you’d be out enjoying the weather.
It’s pftfweka at the moment. Much nicer when it was 3° when I finished work near midnight on Tuesday and Wednesday. But even better was the 0° when I left for work on Monday :-)
The zeros are risky for black ice around here. But this week we have had variety. A couple of days starting around zero, a couple around 4 or 5, a fog this morning, rain yesterday morning. But I think we missed my favourite weather – Autumn. Proper cool days with some sunshine and rain at night.
Thank god I don’t live in your neck of woods where there’s sunshine at night!

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:21:24
From: Speedy
ID: 732889
Subject: re: June Chatting

AB has died. Of the 4 news sites I checked, only the ABC has it as their top story. The rest have it buried down the page and they are not remembering him as a hero.

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:22:04
From: sibeen
ID: 732891
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hillsong Church is under pressure for inviting a disgraced American mega-church pastor who once likened women to “penis homes” to its annual conference.

Mark Driscoll was forced to resign as pastor of Seattle’s Mars Hills Church in October last year after staff protests and an internal church review found him guilty of arrogance, “responding to conflict with a quick temper and harsh speech, and leading the staff and elders in a domineering manner”.

Two weeks later, Mars Hill Church was effectively dissolved.

Watch Julia Baird’s report on Lateline tonight at 9.30pm (AEST) on ABC News 24 and 10.30pm on ABC TV.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-05/petition-to-stop-controversial-pastor-coming-to-australian-hill/6525774

I may just watch that later on. Nothing better than a good pasta late in the evening.

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:22:14
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732892
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


AB has died. Of the 4 news sites I checked, only the ABC has it as their top story. The rest have it buried down the page and they are not remembering him as a hero.

he was a crook

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:22:53
From: sibeen
ID: 732893
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


AB has died. Of the 4 news sites I checked, only the ABC has it as their top story. The rest have it buried down the page and they are not remembering him as a hero.

He was a great cricket captain. I didn’t even know he was poorly.

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:23:35
From: buffy
ID: 732894
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


buffy said:
OCDC said:
It’s pftfweka at the moment. Much nicer when it was 3° when I finished work near midnight on Tuesday and Wednesday. But even better was the 0° when I left for work on Monday :-)
The zeros are risky for black ice around here. But this week we have had variety. A couple of days starting around zero, a couple around 4 or 5, a fog this morning, rain yesterday morning. But I think we missed my favourite weather – Autumn. Proper cool days with some sunshine and rain at night.
Thank god I don’t live in your neck of woods where there’s sunshine at night!

I’m obviously too tired to punctuate correctly. Waiting for Miss Fisher.

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:24:28
From: sibeen
ID: 732896
Subject: re: June Chatting

Where the hell is Party?

I’ve just turned the footy on.

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:25:44
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732897
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


OCDC said:

sibeen said:
I thought you’d be out enjoying the weather.
It’s pftfweka at the moment. Much nicer when it was 3° when I finished work near midnight on Tuesday and Wednesday. But even better was the 0° when I left for work on Monday :-)

The zeros are risky for black ice around here. But this week we have had variety. A couple of days starting around zero, a couple around 4 or 5, a fog this morning, rain yesterday morning. But I think we missed my favourite weather – Autumn. Proper cool days with some sunshine and rain at night.


when the weather gets cold round here theres always an influx of white walkers etc and their army of the damned

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:26:04
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732898
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Speedy said:

AB has died. Of the 4 news sites I checked, only the ABC has it as their top story. The rest have it buried down the page and they are not remembering him as a hero.

He was a great cricket captain. I didn’t even know he was poorly.

didnt he have a yacht once?

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:26:34
From: sibeen
ID: 732899
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-05/greens-senator-sarah-hanson-young-nauru-spying-claims/6524430

FFS. I mean FFS.

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:28:28
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732900
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-05/17th-century-noblewomans-corpse-found-in-french-convent/6523868

Corpse of 17th century noblewoman found fully preserved in French convent, video shows

fully preserved? obviously they never asked the pond’s institute about the level of decay

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:30:54
From: dv
ID: 732901
Subject: re: June Chatting

I remember Boston, and that victory was as sweet as the cream pie for which the town was named.

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:33:56
From: Speedy
ID: 732902
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-05/17th-century-noblewomans-corpse-found-in-french-convent/6523868

Corpse of 17th century noblewoman found fully preserved in French convent, video shows

fully preserved? obviously they never asked the pond’s institute about the level of decay

Or the Chinese. This mummy is 600 years old.

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:35:16
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732903
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-05/17th-century-noblewomans-corpse-found-in-french-convent/6523868

Corpse of 17th century noblewoman found fully preserved in French convent, video shows

fully preserved? obviously they never asked the pond’s institute about the level of decay

Here are three related articles

’Oldest human brain’ may have been preserved by mud

A human brain, believed to be the oldest ever discovered, may have been preserved for over 2,000 years by mud, archaeologists have said.

The organ was found inside a decapitated skull at an Iron Age dig site near York in 2008.

Tests on the remains suggested they were from the 6th Century BC, making them about 2,600 years old.

==

Oldest ‘Bog Body’ Found with Skin Intact

Archaeologists have unearthed the remains of a 4,000-year-old man preserved in an Irish peat bog, marking the oldest European bog body ever found with skin still intact.

The cool, waterlogged conditions of Northern European bogs (a type of wetland) create low-oxygen, highly acidic environments ideal for body preservation. As a result, hundreds of “bog bodies” dating back thousands of years have been uncovered in the region, but many have shriveled down to mostly skeletons and tend to be closer to 2,000 years old.

==

Oetzi, The Oldest Preserved Human Being: 5,300 Years Old

At first sight, it looked like a crime place. A drought cadaver was lying face downward, half stuck in the ice. An accidental death or a crime? Or just another mountaineering victim at 3,200 m (10,660 ft) height in the Tirol Alps?

The Ice Man was found in September 1991 by casualty by a couple of German mountaineers wandering on the Mount Similaun (in Oetztal Alps, at the border between Austria and Italy). The extremely warm summer in that year molt a great part of the Schnalstal glacier, revealing the body. Specialists arrived at the place, unaware of the finding, extracted the body from the Ice in a rude manner, harming it. But soon, it appeared that this was not a regular corpse. The objects accompanying the deceased differed a lot from what modern tourists use.

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:35:52
From: dv
ID: 732904
Subject: re: June Chatting

They laughed at Louis Armstrong when he said he was gonna go to the moon. Now he’s up there, laughing at them.

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:42:54
From: OCDC
ID: 732905
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hello from fixed (for now…) computer :-)

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:44:47
From: party_pants
ID: 732906
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Where the hell is Party?

I’ve just turned the footy on.

I’m watching the footy of course.

Only be here during the breaks.

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:45:39
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732907
Subject: re: June Chatting

In Photos: The Smoked Mummies of Papua New Guinea

Smoked mummies

yum

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:45:58
From: OCDC
ID: 732908
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:

sibeen said:
Where the hell is Party?

I’ve just turned the footy on.

I’m watching the footy of course.

Only be here during the breaks.

Dear oh dear oh dear.

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:48:00
From: OCDC
ID: 732909
Subject: re: June Chatting

No wonder I was exhausted. 94.5 hours in 10 days after the funeral, but probably an hour or so unclaimed each day.

But on to more important things: I need a computer than can play AoE and The Sims 3.

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:50:26
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 732910
Subject: re: June Chatting

evening folks

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:52:06
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732911
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


OCDC said:

sibeen said:
I thought you’d be out enjoying the weather.
It’s pftfweka at the moment. Much nicer when it was 3° when I finished work near midnight on Tuesday and Wednesday. But even better was the 0° when I left for work on Monday :-)

The zeros are risky for black ice around here. But this week we have had variety. A couple of days starting around zero, a couple around 4 or 5, a fog this morning, rain yesterday morning. But I think we missed my favourite weather – Autumn. Proper cool days with some sunshine and rain at night.

Coming down the range during the week early in the morning there was a b-double truck that had just rolled over by the side of the road, would have had to have had of braked too hard to stop but I did see a bloke standing on the side of the overturned cab part in a singlet and shorts, I took it he was the truckie, it was like zero degrees. Anyway all the way into Aratula there were various emergency vehicles with sirens blasting going up the range. Didn’t hear anything more about it.
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Date: 5/06/2015 20:54:12
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732912
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


No wonder I was exhausted. 94.5 hours in 10 days after the funeral, but probably an hour or so unclaimed each day.

But on to more important things: I need a computer than can play AoE and The Sims 3.

With those sort of hours you can probably afford a top of the range dell lappie.

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:55:47
From: OCDC
ID: 732913
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:

OCDC said:
No wonder I was exhausted. 94.5 hours in 10 days after the funeral, but probably an hour or so unclaimed each day.

But on to more important things: I need a computer than can play AoE and The Sims 3.

With those sort of hours you can probably afford a top of the range dell lappie.
Might even get one with an enter key.

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:56:23
From: wookiemeister
ID: 732914
Subject: re: June Chatting

Controversial business tycoon, super villain and former Australian of the Year Alan Bond has died in a Perth hospital.

Prime Minister Tony Abbot paid tribute to Mr Bond and said “shit happens”

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-05/alan-bond-dies-in-perth-after-heart-surgery-complications/6520630?section=business

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:56:43
From: sibeen
ID: 732915
Subject: re: June Chatting

You back ‘home’ Stumpy?

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:56:46
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 732916
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


evening folks

So ensconced in Tassie alright, Stumps.

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Date: 5/06/2015 20:58:16
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 732917
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


You back ‘home’ Stumpy?

yep… in the land of permanent fripples…

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Date: 5/06/2015 21:02:27
From: jjjust moi
ID: 732918
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


sibeen said:

You back ‘home’ Stumpy?

yep… in the land of permanent fripples…


Reading between the lines, I take it Mrs s_s isn’t part of the future?

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Date: 5/06/2015 21:03:45
From: Speedy
ID: 732919
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


In Photos: The Smoked Mummies of Papua New Guinea

Smoked mummies

yum

That is interesting. It looks like they are in need of a new mummified chief though, so Gemtasu had better get a move-along.

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Date: 5/06/2015 21:04:56
From: Speedy
ID: 732920
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


sibeen said:

You back ‘home’ Stumpy?

yep… in the land of permanent fripples…

How did Anzac handle the trip?

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Date: 5/06/2015 21:05:16
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 732921
Subject: re: June Chatting

jjjust moi said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

sibeen said:

You back ‘home’ Stumpy?

yep… in the land of permanent fripples…


Reading between the lines, I take it Mrs s_s isn’t part of the future?

hopefully one day… but who knows…

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Date: 5/06/2015 21:06:23
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 732922
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

sibeen said:

You back ‘home’ Stumpy?

yep… in the land of permanent fripples…

How did Anzac handle the trip?

didn’t enjoy it at all, but happy to be stretched in front of the fire now

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Date: 5/06/2015 21:06:42
From: jjjust moi
ID: 732923
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


jjjust moi said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

yep… in the land of permanent fripples…


Reading between the lines, I take it Mrs s_s isn’t part of the future?

hopefully one day… but who knows…


Shame. Sorry to hear that confirmed.

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Date: 5/06/2015 21:13:24
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732926
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Controversial business tycoon, super villain and former Australian of the Year Alan Bond has died in a Perth hospital.

Prime Minister Tony Abbot paid tribute to Mr Bond and said “shit happens”

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-05/alan-bond-dies-in-perth-after-heart-surgery-complications/6520630?section=business

lol

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Date: 5/06/2015 21:15:58
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732927
Subject: re: June Chatting

I was going to add that to the list of carked it, fell off his perch, he’s dead Jim, etc

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Date: 5/06/2015 21:35:17
From: jjjust moi
ID: 732928
Subject: re: June Chatting

ABC TV seems to be borked in WA.

Any info you waliens?

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Date: 5/06/2015 21:35:53
From: Speedy
ID: 732929
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Speedy said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

yep… in the land of permanent fripples…

How did Anzac handle the trip?

didn’t enjoy it at all, but happy to be stretched in front of the fire now

Poor thing. The dogs on that boat must get really stressed at night.

So are you in your new place already?

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Date: 5/06/2015 21:45:14
From: Speedy
ID: 732930
Subject: re: June Chatting

Watching porcupine vs leopard etc. on Youtube.

How do porcupines spike the other animal? Are their quills thrown or do they break away once they spike into the other animal?

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Date: 5/06/2015 21:54:17
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732931
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Watching porcupine vs leopard etc. on Youtube.

How do porcupines spike the other animal? Are their quills thrown or do they break away once they spike into the other animal?

Although porcupines can’t shoot their quills like arrows, the quills do detach easily. If a predator were to attack a porcupine, the slightest touch can lodge dozens of quills in the predator’s body.

from
http://wonderopolis.org/wonder/can-porcupines-shoot-their-quills/

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Date: 5/06/2015 21:55:23
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732932
Subject: re: June Chatting

‘Female Viagra’ to treat low libido gets go-ahead from FDA panel

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Date: 5/06/2015 21:57:14
From: Bubblecar
ID: 732933
Subject: re: June Chatting

That’ll do for tonight, I’ll finish everything else tomorrow morning. Now relaxing with an ale for a while and will be in bed by 11.

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Date: 5/06/2015 21:59:23
From: Speedy
ID: 732934
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


Speedy said:

Watching porcupine vs leopard etc. on Youtube.

How do porcupines spike the other animal? Are their quills thrown or do they break away once they spike into the other animal?

Although porcupines can’t shoot their quills like arrows, the quills do detach easily. If a predator were to attack a porcupine, the slightest touch can lodge dozens of quills in the predator’s body.

from
http://wonderopolis.org/wonder/can-porcupines-shoot-their-quills/

Ah. Thanks CN. I do not recommend watching porcupine videos. Nasty stuff for the predator and sometimes for the porcupine too :(

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Date: 5/06/2015 22:02:19
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 732936
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Speedy said:

How did Anzac handle the trip?

didn’t enjoy it at all, but happy to be stretched in front of the fire now

Poor thing. The dogs on that boat must get really stressed at night.

So are you in your new place already?

yeah, between the cramped car.. trying to protect me from the dastardly windscreen wipers, the cold boat trip and wearing a muzzle for it, he wasn’t impressed.

stretched out by the fire in the new place now.. (not for long as i don’t have wood yet and fast running out of kindling!)

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Date: 5/06/2015 22:05:05
From: buffy
ID: 732937
Subject: re: June Chatting

Mr buffy wants to know if Anzac picked the right music.

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Date: 5/06/2015 22:06:35
From: Speedy
ID: 732938
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Speedy said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

didn’t enjoy it at all, but happy to be stretched in front of the fire now

Poor thing. The dogs on that boat must get really stressed at night.

So are you in your new place already?

yeah, between the cramped car.. trying to protect me from the dastardly windscreen wipers, the cold boat trip and wearing a muzzle for it, he wasn’t impressed.

stretched out by the fire in the new place now.. (not for long as i don’t have wood yet and fast running out of kindling!)

You did well to have a fire on your first night in the new place. Must feel at home already :)

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Date: 5/06/2015 22:08:07
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 732939
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Mr buffy wants to know if Anzac picked the right music.

he did indeed, but today fell asleep which is an infringement of the rules of shotgun and will now be relegated to the tray

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Date: 5/06/2015 22:09:42
From: buffy
ID: 732940
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


buffy said:

Mr buffy wants to know if Anzac picked the right music.

he did indeed, but today fell asleep which is an infringement of the rules of shotgun and will now be relegated to the tray

But he loves to feel the wind in his face, doesn’t he…..not much of a relegation really.

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Date: 5/06/2015 22:10:05
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 732941
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Speedy said:

Poor thing. The dogs on that boat must get really stressed at night.

So are you in your new place already?

yeah, between the cramped car.. trying to protect me from the dastardly windscreen wipers, the cold boat trip and wearing a muzzle for it, he wasn’t impressed.

stretched out by the fire in the new place now.. (not for long as i don’t have wood yet and fast running out of kindling!)

You did well to have a fire on your first night in the new place. Must feel at home already :)

not really.. very empty. Haven’t got a chair yet and tonight the matress will be on the floor as the bedslats got wet and need some drying time..
oh and the TV carked it on the way over, so an upgrade is in order…

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Date: 5/06/2015 22:10:13
From: Speedy
ID: 732942
Subject: re: June Chatting

Mr Speedy and Speedy Jnr finished building a forge tonight. Now they have a fire going out the back and have shown me a thick rod of steel, glowing bright orange and looking transparent (I think this is what it’s supposed to do). Speedy Jnr is stoked. Lots of fun is to be had now.

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Date: 5/06/2015 22:11:53
From: buffy
ID: 732943
Subject: re: June Chatting

>>tonight the matress will be on the floor <<

And that is no penance at all for Anzac!!!

:)

A one dog night?

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Date: 5/06/2015 22:12:20
From: Speedy
ID: 732944
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Speedy said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

yeah, between the cramped car.. trying to protect me from the dastardly windscreen wipers, the cold boat trip and wearing a muzzle for it, he wasn’t impressed.

stretched out by the fire in the new place now.. (not for long as i don’t have wood yet and fast running out of kindling!)

You did well to have a fire on your first night in the new place. Must feel at home already :)

not really.. very empty. Haven’t got a chair yet and tonight the matress will be on the floor as the bedslats got wet and need some drying time..
oh and the TV carked it on the way over, so an upgrade is in order…

Sorry to hear it. I’m sure things will be looking up by the end of the weekend.

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Date: 5/06/2015 22:17:59
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 732947
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

buffy said:

Mr buffy wants to know if Anzac picked the right music.

he did indeed, but today fell asleep which is an infringement of the rules of shotgun and will now be relegated to the tray

But he loves to feel the wind in his face, doesn’t he…..not much of a relegation really.

would have been coming through victoria, awful weather and shocking road, will be too cold to take him around here for a month or so

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Date: 5/06/2015 22:19:02
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 732948
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Speedy said:

You did well to have a fire on your first night in the new place. Must feel at home already :)

not really.. very empty. Haven’t got a chair yet and tonight the matress will be on the floor as the bedslats got wet and need some drying time..
oh and the TV carked it on the way over, so an upgrade is in order…

Sorry to hear it. I’m sure things will be looking up by the end of the weekend.

yeah, will see what furniture the op shop has to offer tomorrow

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Date: 5/06/2015 22:23:26
From: kii
ID: 732950
Subject: re: June Chatting

Baby rhino skips around like a lamb

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Date: 5/06/2015 22:27:12
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732952
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Baby rhino skips around like a lamb

thats high on the awww meter

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Date: 5/06/2015 22:28:25
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 732953
Subject: re: June Chatting

Paddling dog

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Date: 5/06/2015 22:29:38
From: kii
ID: 732954
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


kii said:

Baby rhino skips around like a lamb

thats high on the awww meter

Yep :D

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Date: 5/06/2015 22:31:25
From: kii
ID: 732955
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


Paddling dog

Looks like Doge.

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Date: 5/06/2015 22:46:34
From: Speedy
ID: 732956
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Baby rhino skips around like a lamb

Baby rhinos are so cute. I remember seeing a video of a newborn black rhino at Dubbo Zoo who was jumping with all four feet off the ground.

Funny to see the sheep coming back so many times to retrieve its friend, but the rhino’s not budging :)

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Date: 6/06/2015 00:56:40
From: roughbarked
ID: 732968
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-05/one-tree-per-child-nationwide-program/6524134

I am not the one to knock the concept of getting people to plant grees and involving schoolchildren. I was doing that before Olivia ever planted a tree.

However, the plan is all wrong. or at least what I have seen displayed is.

I’m going to go and have a word with Olivia. She lives just around the corner from where I was living up the coast.

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Date: 6/06/2015 02:14:56
From: dv
ID: 732970
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Baby rhino skips around like a lamb

CHECK THIS FOR CUTE

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Date: 6/06/2015 02:25:19
From: kii
ID: 732971
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


kii said:

Baby rhino skips around like a lamb

CHECK THIS FOR CUTE

My video is better.

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Date: 6/06/2015 02:27:08
From: tauto
ID: 732973
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


kii said:

Baby rhino skips around like a lamb

CHECK THIS FOR CUTE

—-

Reminds me of Brendon and the forum mummies..

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Date: 6/06/2015 02:29:32
From: kii
ID: 732975
Subject: re: June Chatting

tauto said:


dv said:

kii said:

Baby rhino skips around like a lamb

CHECK THIS FOR CUTE

—-

Reminds me of Brendon and the forum mummies..

Why do people continue to go on about this?

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Date: 6/06/2015 02:38:35
From: tauto
ID: 732977
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


tauto said:

dv said:

CHECK THIS FOR CUTE

—-

Reminds me of Brendon and the forum mummies..

Why do people continue to go on about this?

—-

It makes up the quiltworth of our life…

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Date: 6/06/2015 02:43:03
From: kii
ID: 732978
Subject: re: June Chatting

tauto said:


kii said:

tauto said:

—-

Reminds me of Brendon and the forum mummies..

Why do people continue to go on about this?

—-

It makes up the quiltworth of our life…

Maybe some things should be left out of the games that are played within this community?

As for the Forum Mummies (I am not an official one, btw), it’s a group of (mostly) compassionate and smart women. Is it jokeworthy to have a go at them for their behaviour?

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Date: 6/06/2015 02:46:47
From: kii
ID: 732979
Subject: re: June Chatting

Another day…I slept in after a disturbed night.
The day will have heat and some clouds and other things in the sky.
I want to do more sorting and organising in my workroom. It’s a Catch 22 situation. Trying to declutter so I can concentrate on 1 project at a time, but I keep finding things that inspire another round of possibilities.
Being assessed as ADD has helped me…I think, but a lifetime of habits is hard to change :/

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Date: 6/06/2015 02:52:11
From: tauto
ID: 732980
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


tauto said:

kii said:

Why do people continue to go on about this?

—-

It makes up the quiltworth of our life…

Maybe some things should be left out of the games that are played within this community?

As for the Forum Mummies (I am not an official one, btw), it’s a group of (mostly) compassionate and smart women. Is it jokeworthy to have a go at them for their behaviour?

—-

Blink

Why are you looking for perjoratives when there are none there?

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Date: 6/06/2015 05:04:52
From: kii
ID: 732981
Subject: re: June Chatting

tauto said:


kii said:

tauto said:

—-

It makes up the quiltworth of our life…

Maybe some things should be left out of the games that are played within this community?

As for the Forum Mummies (I am not an official one, btw), it’s a group of (mostly) compassionate and smart women. Is it jokeworthy to have a go at them for their behaviour?

—-

Blink

Why are you looking for pejoratives* when there are none there?

*fixed

That’s nice.

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Date: 6/06/2015 05:05:36
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 732982
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:

CHECK THIS FOR CUTE

All this video needs is the ‘Thug-life’ theme.

Like this:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv7KRpivJwnOSqXqgoS8IJA

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Date: 6/06/2015 06:33:33
From: roughbarked
ID: 732984
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


tauto said:

dv said:

CHECK THIS FOR CUTE

—-

Reminds me of Brendon and the forum mummies..

Why do people continue to go on about this?

I’ve never mentioned it once.

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Date: 6/06/2015 06:52:05
From: monkey skipper
ID: 732985
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hi

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Date: 6/06/2015 06:56:00
From: roughbarked
ID: 732989
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:


Hi

Morning ms. :)

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Date: 6/06/2015 08:04:47
From: Spider Lily
ID: 733008
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning

It plummeted to 14 degrees last night which is very brrrr, had to turn the fan off. It’s now a chilly 19 degrees out on the back deck although it is very pleasant sitting in the sun out on the pool deck. Just ask Chilli, if there is a sliver of sun she will find it :)

The start of 2 weeks leave today.. yay!

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Date: 6/06/2015 08:06:02
From: roughbarked
ID: 733010
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:


Morning

It plummeted to 14 degrees last night which is very brrrr, had to turn the fan off. It’s now a chilly 19 degrees out on the back deck although it is very pleasant sitting in the sun out on the pool deck. Just ask Chilli, if there is a sliver of sun she will find it :)

The start of 2 weeks leave today.. yay!

:) got a lot of fun activities planned?

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Date: 6/06/2015 08:11:04
From: monkey skipper
ID: 733013
Subject: re: June Chatting

yeah spider lilly cold indeed.

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Date: 6/06/2015 08:11:17
From: monkey skipper
ID: 733014
Subject: re: June Chatting

ttfn

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Date: 6/06/2015 08:11:18
From: Spider Lily
ID: 733015
Subject: re: June Chatting

:) got a lot of fun activities planned?

House stuff, running stuff, lunch/coffee dates oh and the Ironman is on next weekend so will be down there cheering my running mates on in the 70.3 Tri, may even run myself. No real plans for these holidays just playing it all by ear :)

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Date: 6/06/2015 08:20:33
From: roughbarked
ID: 733019
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:

:) got a lot of fun activities planned?

House stuff, running stuff, lunch/coffee dates oh and the Ironman is on next weekend so will be down there cheering my running mates on in the 70.3 Tri, may even run myself. No real plans for these holidays just playing it all by ear :)

:) enjoy.

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Date: 6/06/2015 08:22:09
From: roughbarked
ID: 733021
Subject: re: June Chatting

9.7°C at 73% r/h
wind 7 to 11 km
pressure 1030.0hPa
rain nil.

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Date: 6/06/2015 08:39:45
From: Obviousman
ID: 733030
Subject: re: June Chatting

PC motherboards are pretty much a standard size still, aren’t they?

I’m going to upgrade a PC of mine that is about 5 years old. It still runs XP and I want to upgrade it to Win 7 or 8.1 before 10 is released, so I get the free upgrade.

I was thinking of just bumping up the RAM but I might replace the whole motherboard and am wondering if I can still use the same tower.

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Date: 6/06/2015 08:43:53
From: Tamb
ID: 733031
Subject: re: June Chatting

Obviousman said:


PC motherboards are pretty much a standard size still, aren’t they?

I’m going to upgrade a PC of mine that is about 5 years old. It still runs XP and I want to upgrade it to Win 7 or 8.1 before 10 is released, so I get the free upgrade.

I was thinking of just bumping up the RAM but I might replace the whole motherboard and am wondering if I can still use the same tower.


It may cost you more than if you just bought 10.
My XP machine & I are waiting for 10 or more accurately 10 service pack 1 or 2.

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Date: 6/06/2015 08:44:20
From: Michael V
ID: 733032
Subject: re: June Chatting

Evenong from the Isle of Man. 11;40pm and still a faint twilight. Awesome racing. Ballaugh Bridge even better than expecyed.

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Date: 6/06/2015 08:45:48
From: poikilotherm
ID: 733033
Subject: re: June Chatting

Obviousman said:


PC motherboards are pretty much a standard size still, aren’t they?

I’m going to upgrade a PC of mine that is about 5 years old. It still runs XP and I want to upgrade it to Win 7 or 8.1 before 10 is released, so I get the free upgrade.

I was thinking of just bumping up the RAM but I might replace the whole motherboard and am wondering if I can still use the same tower.

Not anymore.

ATX is probably what you want, but there’s mini ATX and some others too.

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Date: 6/06/2015 08:46:19
From: Michael V
ID: 733034
Subject: re: June Chatting

Gone. Phone battery…

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Date: 6/06/2015 08:46:40
From: roughbarked
ID: 733035
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


Evenong from the Isle of Man. 11;40pm and still a faint twilight. Awesome racing. Ballaugh Bridge even better than expecyed.

I’m envious of the fact that you are watching the racing on the actual Isle of Man and also of your ability to adopt the local dialect.

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Date: 6/06/2015 08:47:06
From: Obviousman
ID: 733036
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


Obviousman said:

PC motherboards are pretty much a standard size still, aren’t they?

I’m going to upgrade a PC of mine that is about 5 years old. It still runs XP and I want to upgrade it to Win 7 or 8.1 before 10 is released, so I get the free upgrade.

I was thinking of just bumping up the RAM but I might replace the whole motherboard and am wondering if I can still use the same tower.


It may cost you more than if you just bought 10.
My XP machine & I are waiting for 10 or more accurately 10 service pack 1 or 2.

I figure I want to do an upgrade anyway.

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Date: 6/06/2015 08:47:24
From: kii
ID: 733037
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


Evenong from the Isle of Man. 11;40pm and still a faint twilight. Awesome racing. Ballaugh Bridge even better than expecyed.

Wow, you’ve picked an accent!

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Date: 6/06/2015 08:47:49
From: kii
ID: 733038
Subject: re: June Chatting

+up

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Date: 6/06/2015 08:48:31
From: kii
ID: 733040
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Michael V said:

Evenong from the Isle of Man. 11;40pm and still a faint twilight. Awesome racing. Ballaugh Bridge even better than expecyed.

I’m envious of the fact that you are watching the racing on the actual Isle of Man and also of your ability to adopt the local dialect.

Damn and rats! You beat me to it :P

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Date: 6/06/2015 08:48:51
From: Tamb
ID: 733041
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


Gone. Phone battery…

It’s the cheap Pommie electricity.

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Date: 6/06/2015 08:49:14
From: Obviousman
ID: 733042
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well, my current mainboard is an ECS GeForce 6100PM-M2 with an Athlon II 245 running at 2.9GHz. That’s ATX, IIRC.

I figure I might reuse the processor.

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Date: 6/06/2015 08:50:14
From: roughbarked
ID: 733043
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


roughbarked said:

Michael V said:

Evenong from the Isle of Man. 11;40pm and still a faint twilight. Awesome racing. Ballaugh Bridge even better than expecyed.

I’m envious of the fact that you are watching the racing on the actual Isle of Man and also of your ability to adopt the local dialect.

Damn and rats! You beat me to it :P

and on my slow connection. Damn thing keeps needing me to reload it. drops out and changes speed. Going to have to find a better service.

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Date: 6/06/2015 08:53:01
From: roughbarked
ID: 733045
Subject: re: June Chatting

Obviousman said:


Well, my current mainboard is an ECS GeForce 6100PM-M2 with an Athlon II 245 running at 2.9GHz. That’s ATX, IIRC.

I figure I might reuse the processor.

There exists piles of the material to build new boxes from by recycling the stuff people throw away.

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Date: 6/06/2015 08:53:19
From: poikilotherm
ID: 733046
Subject: re: June Chatting

Obviousman said:


Well, my current mainboard is an ECS GeForce 6100PM-M2 with an Athlon II 245 running at 2.9GHz. That’s ATX, IIRC.

I figure I might reuse the processor.

If it’s an older CPU make sure you check the socket type on the motherboard is compatible with what you have.

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Date: 6/06/2015 08:54:06
From: Obviousman
ID: 733047
Subject: re: June Chatting

It’s seems the board is a Micro-ATX. Silly me.

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Date: 6/06/2015 08:54:36
From: roughbarked
ID: 733048
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Obviousman said:

Well, my current mainboard is an ECS GeForce 6100PM-M2 with an Athlon II 245 running at 2.9GHz. That’s ATX, IIRC.

I figure I might reuse the processor.

If it’s an older CPU make sure you check the socket type on the motherboard is compatible with what you have.

It won’t fit anyway, if it isn’t.

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Date: 6/06/2015 08:55:54
From: Obviousman
ID: 733049
Subject: re: June Chatting

I still have the option of building new: new MB & CPU.

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Date: 6/06/2015 09:02:28
From: Obviousman
ID: 733050
Subject: re: June Chatting

Wadda you reckon – should I keep anything? This is the PC:

ECS GeForce 6100PM-M2 V3.0 MB

AMD Athlon II X2 @ 2.9GHz

2GB DDR2 SDRAM

NVIDIA GeForce 8400 GS

The existing HDD is a WD50 500GB SCSI HDD but I’ll buy a new HDD anyway, probably a SSD.

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Date: 6/06/2015 09:04:20
From: roughbarked
ID: 733051
Subject: re: June Chatting

The main thing to keep from any electronic device, is the data.
Light bulbs go out.

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Date: 6/06/2015 09:06:27
From: Obviousman
ID: 733052
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


The main thing to keep from any electronic device, is the data.
Light bulbs go out.

Yeah, I have three external HDDs attached which backup my data. The internal HDD is for the OS only.

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Date: 6/06/2015 09:07:01
From: Obviousman
ID: 733053
Subject: re: June Chatting

Whoops – SWMBO calls to go shopping. Back later.

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Date: 6/06/2015 09:13:11
From: roughbarked
ID: 733054
Subject: re: June Chatting

“Professor Triggs did not back away from her comments.

Instead she set her sights on laws which she says go too far, harming democracy and liberties.”

I’m on her side.

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Date: 6/06/2015 09:15:49
From: roughbarked
ID: 733055
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-06/s-kidman—co-sale-attracts-chinese-us-swiss-interest/6523504

Of the half that are Australian based, they are largely owned by or are in partnership with overseas vested interests.

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Date: 6/06/2015 09:22:51
From: kii
ID: 733056
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


kii said:

roughbarked said:

I’m envious of the fact that you are watching the racing on the actual Isle of Man and also of your ability to adopt the local dialect.

Damn and rats! You beat me to it :P

and on my slow connection. Damn thing keeps needing me to reload it. drops out and changes speed. Going to have to find a better service.

I was typing on an ereader whilst lying down with a cat meowing at me = slow connection :P

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Date: 6/06/2015 09:27:48
From: roughbarked
ID: 733057
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


roughbarked said:

kii said:

Damn and rats! You beat me to it :P

and on my slow connection. Damn thing keeps needing me to reload it. drops out and changes speed. Going to have to find a better service.

I was typing on an ereader whilst lying down with a cat meowing at me = slow connection :P

Well there you go. I don’t have an ereader or a cat.

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Date: 6/06/2015 09:28:58
From: kii
ID: 733058
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


kii said:

roughbarked said:

and on my slow connection. Damn thing keeps needing me to reload it. drops out and changes speed. Going to have to find a better service.

I was typing on an ereader whilst lying down with a cat meowing at me = slow connection :P

Well there you go. I don’t have an ereader or a cat.

Probably just as well with your connection speed :P

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Date: 6/06/2015 09:33:28
From: roughbarked
ID: 733059
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


roughbarked said:

kii said:

I was typing on an ereader whilst lying down with a cat meowing at me = slow connection :P

Well there you go. I don’t have an ereader or a cat.

Probably just as well with your connection speed :P

You do have a point there.

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Date: 6/06/2015 09:36:04
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 733060
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning Pilgrims, cold in the Pearl of the South Specific this morning, I think the cold wave will peter out next week.

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Date: 6/06/2015 09:38:53
From: roughbarked
ID: 733061
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Morning Pilgrims, cold in the Pearl of the South Specific this morning, I think the cold wave will peter out next week.

At best only a moderate chance of a frost for me this week. Hasn’t really got cold much at all apart from the first two days of the month. It was -2ºC when I got in the car to go to White Cliffs, where it is consitently 3 degrees warmer than here.

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Date: 6/06/2015 09:40:30
From: roughbarked
ID: 733062
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Peak Warming Man said:

Morning Pilgrims, cold in the Pearl of the South Specific this morning, I think the cold wave will peter out next week.

At best only a moderate chance of a frost for me this week. Hasn’t really got cold much at all apart from the first two days of the month. It was -2ºC when I got in the car to go to White Cliffs, where it is consitently 3 degrees warmer than here.

Maximums here this week are almost all above 15ºC and should get to 19ºC by Fri.

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Date: 6/06/2015 10:04:29
From: kii
ID: 733065
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Morning Pilgrims, cold in the Pearl of the South Specific this morning, I think the cold wave will peter out next week.

Meanwhile, we are discussing the annual installation of the window air con units. My workroom is a tad hot and I’m needing the lovely smooshy noises of the air con at night while I try sleeping The ceiling fan isn’t enough noise.

Reason #3 on why I loathe Summer – noisy cooling devices.

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Date: 6/06/2015 10:09:49
From: Tamb
ID: 733068
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


kii said:

roughbarked said:

and on my slow connection. Damn thing keeps needing me to reload it. drops out and changes speed. Going to have to find a better service.

I was typing on an ereader whilst lying down with a cat meowing at me = slow connection :P

Well there you go. I don’t have an ereader or a cat.


And you never lie

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Date: 6/06/2015 10:17:32
From: roughbarked
ID: 733072
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


roughbarked said:

kii said:

I was typing on an ereader whilst lying down with a cat meowing at me = slow connection :P

Well there you go. I don’t have an ereader or a cat.


And you never lie

Thanks for your observations. :)

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Date: 6/06/2015 10:34:26
From: roughbarked
ID: 733083
Subject: re: June Chatting

Just had a lengthy survey questionaire from somebody purporting to be from the RTA on my satisfaction regarding all types of speed cameras signage and bus lanes.. stuff for cities really.

He knew I wasn’t from the city.

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Date: 6/06/2015 11:50:08
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 733089
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 6/06/2015 13:26:49
From: Spider Lily
ID: 733117
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well it’s been a lovely first day of holidays so far.

Went back to bed after breakfast
Went out and did the waxing apt
A little tidy up around the kitchen/deck
Took photos of stuff for sale on Gumtree
Lunch
Checked FB
Heading into the movies to see Mad Max in about an hour and let me add that this is not my choice of movie but it may surprise me :)

Hope everyone else it enjoying their Saturday :D

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Date: 6/06/2015 13:33:20
From: sibeen
ID: 733119
Subject: re: June Chatting

My washing machine did throw a poofle valve Friday week ago, so last weekend pulled it apart and determined that it was the controller that was playing up. I did a bit of peering at the controller, but wasn’t game enough to pull it apart as it looked all mechanical like. Ordered a new part on-line, $140 vs getting quoted over $400. It arrived yesterday and so I got the machine going again. Now cycling through about 500 towels – teenage daughters, 1 shower, 6 or 7 towels, I’m sure of it.

So with the machine back up and running I decided to sate my curiosity and have pulled the old controller apart.

They really are quite simple. Work on the same principle as a wind up music maker, except using relay contacts instead. A simple AC motor to drive it around. I can see that the relay contacts have become quite oxidised, and this will have been the issue with why it wasn’t working correctly.

If only I’d taken more care whilst I was taking it apart I may be able to get it back together :)

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Date: 6/06/2015 13:38:51
From: OCDC
ID: 733120
Subject: re: June Chatting

Today Rosie and I played Torture Machine – I borrowed the 24 hour BP machine from work, before her cardio appt in a couple of weeks.

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Date: 6/06/2015 13:43:12
From: kii
ID: 733121
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Today Rosie and I played Torture Machine – I borrowed the 24 hour BP machine from work, before her cardio appt in a couple of weeks.

That is a cruel device.

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Date: 6/06/2015 13:44:33
From: OCDC
ID: 733123
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:

OCDC said:
Today Rosie and I played Torture Machine – I borrowed the 24 hour BP machine from work, before her cardio appt in a couple of weeks.
That is a cruel device.
IKR. Such fun!

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Date: 6/06/2015 13:44:48
From: jjjust moi
ID: 733124
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


OCDC said:

Today Rosie and I played Torture Machine – I borrowed the 24 hour BP machine from work, before her cardio appt in a couple of weeks.

That is a cruel device.


Not half as cruel as the sleep apnea gear.

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Date: 6/06/2015 13:47:30
From: kii
ID: 733125
Subject: re: June Chatting

I ended up crying both times I was forced to wear one.

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Date: 6/06/2015 13:49:15
From: OCDC
ID: 733126
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:

I ended up crying both times I was forced to wear one.
It aint that bad. Although maybe your BP was much higher than mine.

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Date: 6/06/2015 13:51:36
From: kii
ID: 733127
Subject: re: June Chatting

jjjust moi said:


kii said:

OCDC said:

Today Rosie and I played Torture Machine – I borrowed the 24 hour BP machine from work, before her cardio appt in a couple of weeks.

That is a cruel device.


Not half as cruel as the sleep apnea gear.

I could mention the cruelty of waxing…but I won’t.

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Date: 6/06/2015 13:52:44
From: Tamb
ID: 733129
Subject: re: June Chatting

I know we aren’t supposed to do any more childish car names but these two are too good to omit IMHO.

The Toyota Tojo which ruled supreme from 7/12/41 until replaced by the Nissan Nagasaki on 9/8/45

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Date: 6/06/2015 13:53:43
From: kii
ID: 733131
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


kii said:
I ended up crying both times I was forced to wear one.
It aint that bad. Although maybe your BP was much higher than mine.

Maybe…or I’m just a woosy lala.

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Date: 6/06/2015 13:58:16
From: OCDC
ID: 733135
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:

OCDC said:
kii said:
I ended up crying both times I was forced to wear one.
It aint that bad. Although maybe your BP was much higher than mine.
Maybe…or I’m just a woosy lala.
This.

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Date: 6/06/2015 14:14:30
From: OCDC
ID: 733137
Subject: re: June Chatting

Anyway, the main reason I resurrected this computer was to research her replacement, so I guess I should get on with that before the next BSoD.

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Date: 6/06/2015 14:25:05
From: poikilotherm
ID: 733138
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Anyway, the main reason I resurrected this computer was to research her replacement, so I guess I should get on with that before the next BSoD.

pccasegear do some nice nerd numbers

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Date: 6/06/2015 14:26:12
From: poikilotherm
ID: 733139
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Today Rosie and I played Torture Machine – I borrowed the 24 hour BP machine from work, before her cardio appt in a couple of weeks.

I charge people for that kind of torture :D

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Date: 6/06/2015 14:27:04
From: OCDC
ID: 733140
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:

OCDC said:
Anyway, the main reason I resurrected this computer was to research her replacement, so I guess I should get on with that before the next BSoD.
pccasegear do some nice nerd numbers
Very good; I will peruse.

The Acer that looks really cool has no optical drive and <1TB so that’s a no.

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Date: 6/06/2015 14:55:23
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 733142
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


OCDC said:

Today Rosie and I played Torture Machine – I borrowed the 24 hour BP machine from work, before her cardio appt in a couple of weeks.

I charge people for that kind of torture :D

What is it exactly that makes this device so torturous?

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Date: 6/06/2015 14:57:35
From: OCDC
ID: 733143
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:

poikilotherm said:
OCDC said:
Today Rosie and I played Torture Machine – I borrowed the 24 hour BP machine from work, before her cardio appt in a couple of weeks.
I charge people for that kind of torture :D
What is it exactly that makes this device so torturous?
BP done half hourly during the day and hourly overnight. For 24 hours.

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Date: 6/06/2015 15:00:09
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 733144
Subject: re: June Chatting

HeyOCDC said:


Witty Rejoinder said:
poikilotherm said:
I charge people for that kind of torture :D
What is it exactly that makes this device so torturous?
BP done half hourly during the day and hourly overnight. For 24 hours.

Certainly sounds annoying.

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Date: 6/06/2015 15:11:12
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 733146
Subject: re: June Chatting

your arm starts to hurt from the constrictor. they did it to me when i had amputated a finger. by the end of the night i was a little pissed off with the procedure.

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Date: 6/06/2015 15:20:53
From: Tamb
ID: 733147
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


your arm starts to hurt from the constrictor. they did it to me when i had amputated a finger. by the end of the night i was a little pissed off with the procedure.

4hourly antibiotics through a cannula is another “Oh gawd here they come again”

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Date: 6/06/2015 15:29:49
From: poikilotherm
ID: 733148
Subject: re: June Chatting

bugger, that’ll teach me for being a tight arse…ended up with halogens instead of LEDs…back bunnings bunnings.

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Date: 6/06/2015 15:41:09
From: buffy
ID: 733150
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


ChrispenEvan said:

your arm starts to hurt from the constrictor. they did it to me when i had amputated a finger. by the end of the night i was a little pissed off with the procedure.

4hourly antibiotics through a cannula is another “Oh gawd here they come again”

Are we trying for the worst thing to do here? One of my corneal graft patients periodically starts to reject…..hourly drops. For days. For weeks. She’s done months at a time. Overnight at the beginning too. Not a lot of sleep involved.

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Date: 6/06/2015 15:53:24
From: kii
ID: 733151
Subject: re: June Chatting

26° at nearly midnight
just turned on the cooler…to add to the noise of the ceiling fan. It is a bit better.
cat on bed end might be falling off soon.

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Date: 6/06/2015 15:56:34
From: dv
ID: 733152
Subject: re: June Chatting

Full name Sean Anthony Abbott
Born 29 February 1992 (age 6)

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Date: 6/06/2015 15:58:16
From: dv
ID: 733153
Subject: re: June Chatting

The daug remembers that cations are positive and anions are negative by the fact that she likes cats but doesn’t like onions.

This wouldn’t work for me because I like onions and think cats are satanpets but w’tev’s

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Date: 6/06/2015 15:59:44
From: kii
ID: 733154
Subject: re: June Chatting

What if you like both?

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Date: 6/06/2015 16:00:24
From: OCDC
ID: 733155
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:

The daug remembers that cations are positive and anions are negative by the fact that she likes cats but doesn’t like onions.

This wouldn’t work for me because I like onions and think cats are satanpets but w’tev’s

I was the same as her.

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Date: 6/06/2015 16:00:59
From: OCDC
ID: 733156
Subject: re: June Chatting

(Not 100% true – I just dislike raw or slightly cooked onion.)

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Date: 6/06/2015 16:02:30
From: kii
ID: 733157
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Full name Sean Anthony Abbott
Born 29 February 1992 (age 6)

What?

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Date: 6/06/2015 16:03:23
From: buffy
ID: 733158
Subject: re: June Chatting

Damn, I thought I had more ribbing left than that. Now I have to wait until I next get to Warrnambool for Spotlight or Lincraft to get more so I can finish off a jacket/windcheater for Buschka.

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Date: 6/06/2015 16:04:00
From: dv
ID: 733159
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


What if you like both?

Then try remembering that Anne Boleyn was executed and Catherine Parr outlived the King.

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Date: 6/06/2015 16:04:29
From: dv
ID: 733160
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


dv said:

Full name Sean Anthony Abbott
Born 29 February 1992 (age 6)

What?

It’s a 29 Feb joke.

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Date: 6/06/2015 16:04:38
From: OCDC
ID: 733161
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:

kii said:
What if you like both?
Then try remembering that Anne Boleyn was executed and Catherine Parr outlived the King.
And that he was related to all of them.

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Date: 6/06/2015 16:05:04
From: OCDC
ID: 733162
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:

dv said:
Full name Sean Anthony Abbott
Born 29 February 1992 (age 6)
What?
A paradox…

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Date: 6/06/2015 16:05:31
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 733163
Subject: re: June Chatting

Have never heard the term ‘cation’ before even though I knew exactly what they referred to.

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Date: 6/06/2015 16:06:18
From: dv
ID: 733164
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Have never heard the term ‘cation’ before even though I knew exactly what they referred to.

Dang boy didn’t you get no school learnin?

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Date: 6/06/2015 16:06:51
From: dv
ID: 733165
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


dv said:
kii said:
What if you like both?
Then try remembering that Anne Boleyn was executed and Catherine Parr outlived the King.
And that he was related to all of them.

We’re all cousins ultimately.

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Date: 6/06/2015 16:10:49
From: OCDC
ID: 733166
Subject: re: June Chatting

So compulsory military service for Lithuania too. Running out of motherlands Jony can visit…

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Date: 6/06/2015 16:11:58
From: kii
ID: 733167
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


kii said:

dv said:

Full name Sean Anthony Abbott
Born 29 February 1992 (age 6)

What?

It’s a 29 Feb joke.

Yes, I can see that. Why are you telling this joke? No, wait..think I will try ZzZzz……..

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Date: 6/06/2015 16:12:01
From: dv
ID: 733168
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


So compulsory military service for Lithuania too. Running out of motherlands Jony can visit…

That shit might get real quite soon.

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Date: 6/06/2015 16:17:09
From: OCDC
ID: 733169
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:

OCDC said:
So compulsory military service for Lithuania too. Running out of motherlands Jony can visit…
That shit might get real quite soon.
Quite real(;) enough already.

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Date: 6/06/2015 16:20:24
From: OCDC
ID: 733170
Subject: re: June Chatting

I didn’t realise my Polish great-grandmother was already widowed when she came to Australia with her seven surviving children, the youngest a year old. Three eldest girls died in Poland pre-war, one of the middle boys and my great-grandfather died in Salzburg during the war.

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Date: 6/06/2015 16:22:49
From: OCDC
ID: 733171
Subject: re: June Chatting

At 80, he was the first of the surviving-the-war sibs to die.

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Date: 6/06/2015 16:27:50
From: sibeen
ID: 733172
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


So compulsory military service for Lithuania too. Running out of motherlands Jony can visit…

How could that possibly effect him?

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Date: 6/06/2015 16:30:20
From: sibeen
ID: 733174
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


OCDC said:

So compulsory military service for Lithuania too. Running out of motherlands Jony can visit…

How could that possibly effect him?

All though I should probably have used ‘affect’ in the above sentence.

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Date: 6/06/2015 16:32:29
From: PermeateFree
ID: 733175
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


sibeen said:

OCDC said:

So compulsory military service for Lithuania too. Running out of motherlands Jony can visit…

How could that possibly effect him?

All though I should probably have used ‘affect’ in the above sentence.

And don’t forget although.

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Date: 6/06/2015 16:32:30
From: Bubblecar
ID: 733176
Subject: re: June Chatting

Excellent lunch went down excellently. Fine company, fine food, fine wine, fine the rest of it.

And now relaxing with a T&T and deciding: sod the washing up, it can wait until tomorrow.

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Date: 6/06/2015 16:33:18
From: OCDC
ID: 733177
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:

OCDC said:
So compulsory military service for Lithuania too. Running out of motherlands Jony can visit…
How could that possibly effect him?
He wants to apply for European citizenship and passport (Polish probably b/c they don’t have a language test…) and in Ukraine at least, sons could be conscripted which is why dad hasn’t been there.

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Date: 6/06/2015 16:35:03
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 733178
Subject: re: June Chatting

arvo folks

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Date: 6/06/2015 16:35:52
From: sibeen
ID: 733179
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:

and in Ukraine at least, sons could be conscripted which is why dad hasn’t been there.

But isn’t he a grandson?

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Date: 6/06/2015 16:38:02
From: OCDC
ID: 733180
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:

OCDC said:
and in Ukraine at least, sons could be conscripted which is why dad hasn’t been there.
But isn’t he a grandson?
Yeah but Grandpa knew a grandson who was conscripted. NFI of the details and can’t exactly ask now, but our little boy is better safe than sorry.

Speaking of service, a man who was born in the US and left there aged 3 returned as an adult and was conscripted and sent OS to war. Didn’t go back for many many years, then returned and had a stroke… MotS: Don’t visit the motherland.

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Date: 6/06/2015 16:38:05
From: sibeen
ID: 733181
Subject: re: June Chatting

My business partner was born in Greece, leaving there when he was 2. He never visited until well after he was over conscription age.

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Date: 6/06/2015 16:47:42
From: Bubblecar
ID: 733182
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


arvo folks

Warmish up your way today stumpy? Min of 9 tonight, a big contrast with the -4s and -2s of last week.

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Date: 6/06/2015 16:54:07
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 733183
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

arvo folks

Warmish up your way today stumpy? Min of 9 tonight, a big contrast with the -4s and -2s of last week.

the day wasn’t too bad, last night wasn’t too nice here, i think because the house has been empty for a while, it still hasn’t heated up

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Date: 6/06/2015 17:01:11
From: Bubblecar
ID: 733184
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Bubblecar said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

arvo folks

Warmish up your way today stumpy? Min of 9 tonight, a big contrast with the -4s and -2s of last week.

the day wasn’t too bad, last night wasn’t too nice here, i think because the house has been empty for a while, it still hasn’t heated up

It’ll soon start reflecting the natural bodily warmth of stumpy & Anzac.

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Date: 6/06/2015 17:14:21
From: sibeen
ID: 733186
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Bubblecar said:

Warmish up your way today stumpy? Min of 9 tonight, a big contrast with the -4s and -2s of last week.

the day wasn’t too bad, last night wasn’t too nice here, i think because the house has been empty for a while, it still hasn’t heated up

It’ll soon start reflecting the natural bodily warmth of stumpy & Anzac.

What happened with the cat?

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Date: 6/06/2015 17:28:22
From: buffy
ID: 733187
Subject: re: June Chatting

Food report. Buffy is preparing chicken Caesar salad. The chicken bits are marinating in cornflour and garlic salt. They will be crispy cooked in the wok. After I’ve crisped up the bacon, so there will be bacon fat in there. I picked the lettuce earlier. And I have some sliced sourdough from a couple of days ago to toast with garlic butter. Now, I’d better go and mix up the sauce.

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Date: 6/06/2015 17:28:59
From: btm
ID: 733188
Subject: re: June Chatting

I don’t like rain or snow or hail
Or Moby Dick the great white whale
But mmmm I love onions.

Susan Christie, I Love Onions

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Date: 6/06/2015 17:40:37
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733191
Subject: re: June Chatting

comes up to periscope depth

looks around the horizon

periscope down

slips into the depths

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Date: 6/06/2015 17:49:44
From: Bubblecar
ID: 733192
Subject: re: June Chatting

Pick your poison from the round windows. Art Deco bar of the Seagram corporation, 1939

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Date: 6/06/2015 17:52:36
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733193
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 6/06/2015 17:53:20
From: furious
ID: 733194
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’ll have the milk plus…

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Date: 6/06/2015 17:54:20
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733195
Subject: re: June Chatting

China resorts to using drones to spy on students trying to cheat in its notoriously tough university entrance exams

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3113059/China-resorts-using-drones-spy-students-trying-cheat-notoriously-tough-university-entrance-exams.html#ixzz3cGaQI3q3
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Date: 6/06/2015 18:50:08
From: OCDC
ID: 733199
Subject: re: June Chatting

How much difference would I notice between a 4th gen Intel® Core i7-4510U Processor and a 5th gen Intel® Core™ i7-5500U Processor, both dual core?

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Date: 6/06/2015 18:54:10
From: poikilotherm
ID: 733201
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


How much difference would I notice between a 4th gen Intel® Core i7-4510U Processor and a 5th gen Intel® Core™ i7-5500U Processor, both dual core?

I don’t think you’d notice anything with what you do. I can’t tell the difference btw a desktop i7 and i5.

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Date: 6/06/2015 18:54:56
From: poikilotherm
ID: 733202
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://cpuboss.com/cpus/Intel-Core-i7-5500U-vs-Intel-Core-i7-4510U

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Date: 6/06/2015 18:56:52
From: OCDC
ID: 733203
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:

http://cpuboss.com/cpus/Intel-Core-i7-5500U-vs-Intel-Core-i7-4510U
Excellent.

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Date: 6/06/2015 19:01:20
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733205
Subject: re: June Chatting

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H78UPMhkBi4

UFO takes a close up view of Concorde back in 1976

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Date: 6/06/2015 19:03:05
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 733206
Subject: re: June Chatting

Something like this is what you need in a lappe Alex.

Corei7 processor
16 gig ram
2gig Nvida video card or better
1 × 250 sata Drive
1 × 1tet HDD

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Date: 6/06/2015 19:07:50
From: OCDC
ID: 733211
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:

Something like this is what you need in a lappe Alex.

Corei7 processor
16 gig ram
2gig Nvida video card or better
1 × 250 sata Drive
1 × 1tet HDD

As long as it’ll let me multiplayer it’s all good…

Actually Sims makes this one overheat in summer even with a cooling pad.

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Date: 6/06/2015 19:08:18
From: OCDC
ID: 733213
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rack of lamb thawing for tomorrow night.

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Date: 6/06/2015 19:08:34
From: OCDC
ID: 733214
Subject: re: June Chatting

It’s a nice one.

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Date: 6/06/2015 19:11:01
From: PermeateFree
ID: 733215
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Rack of lamb thawing for tomorrow night.

Don’t sound as good when its still frozen.

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Date: 6/06/2015 19:17:26
From: buffy
ID: 733217
Subject: re: June Chatting

Mr buffy is cooking some roast cow tomorrow. I’ve suggested potatoes with sour cream to accompany.

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Date: 6/06/2015 19:17:43
From: btm
ID: 733218
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’ve only looked at a few hundred of these books, but there’re some good ones. There are also some that don’t really qualify as maths books, too, including some CRC handbooks, like the Handbook of Toxicology (published 2014), and one on robotics and automation. I can see myself being lost in them for years to come.

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Date: 6/06/2015 19:19:40
From: buffy
ID: 733219
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hey Alex….I wondered why it felt like a hot night. Didn’t drop under 10 degrees. What sort of a temperature is that for a Winter night!!!

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Date: 6/06/2015 19:20:36
From: OCDC
ID: 733220
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Hey Alex….I wondered why it felt like a hot night. Didn’t drop under 10 degrees. What sort of a temperature is that for a Winter night!!!
IKR! I woke up feeling yuk.

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Date: 6/06/2015 19:28:35
From: buffy
ID: 733222
Subject: re: June Chatting

Still, it was pleasant for it not to be raining and not being frosty for the Casterton Kelpie Muster this morning. We took Long and Babuschka. Buschka isn’t very big on crowds….a bit old and a bit deaf and a bit blindish now, so getting uncertain. And Kelpies tend to rush – it’s their job. So after we watched the parade Mr buffy and Buschka went back to the house and lounged on the verandah in the weak sunshine. I crowd trained Long for a while. He hasn’t spent much time in crowds during his life. He’s a magnet for toddlers.

Oh, and for you Alex…..the local hospital had a Call the Midwives float. There was a nun sitting primly on a chair. A “matron” sitting on a bed swigging from a bottle. And a group of ‘nurses’ around a woman on a bed (a really elderly lady) producing a baby doll from under the sheets and then something red and squishy. I think it was just red fabric, but being country women, it could well have been liver standing in for placenta there. They were having so much fun. And they won first prize for their float. I gathered it was actually the local doctors and nurses on the truck. I wasn’t close enough to see properly.

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Date: 6/06/2015 19:29:23
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 733223
Subject: re: June Chatting

Second from the left is a goer.
Abit short on data storage but if that becomes a problem you can use portable ones.
That would be a super fast system.

http://shopap.lenovo.com/au/en/laptops/lenovo/y-series/y50/?cid=au:sem:ee1gsc&ef_id=VXAKbQAAAZ7V0UYw:20150606091802:s#tab-customize

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Date: 6/06/2015 19:30:23
From: buffy
ID: 733224
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m off to watch TV for a while.

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Date: 6/06/2015 19:31:43
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 733225
Subject: re: June Chatting

>>He’s a magnet for toddlers

You’re lying.

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Date: 6/06/2015 19:32:42
From: Speedy
ID: 733226
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Mr buffy is cooking some roast cow tomorrow. I’ve suggested potatoes with sour cream to accompany.

LOL. Do you have the same problem with his meal prep as I have with Mr Speedy?

For example, schnitzel dinner is simply that. There a frantic rush from me to make something else to go with it.

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Date: 6/06/2015 19:33:10
From: buffy
ID: 733227
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


>>He’s a magnet for toddlers

You’re lying.

Nup. Walk Long and you attract toddlers. Walk Babuschka and you attract teenage boys who want to pat the “cool dog”. It’s rather amusing.

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Date: 6/06/2015 19:46:58
From: btm
ID: 733232
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Second from the left is a goer.
Abit short on data storage but if that becomes a problem you can use portable ones.
That would be a super fast system.

http://shopap.lenovo.com/au/en/laptops/lenovo/y-series/y50/?cid=au:sem:ee1gsc&ef_id=VXAKbQAAAZ7V0UYw:20150606091802:s#tab-customize

I would suggest being very wary of Lenovo machines. There have been many reports of malware (Superfish) installed at the factory, along with deliberately compromised root certificates (these allow secure traffic over https connections; the compromised certificates allow an interloper to listen in, and even spoof a trusted site.) The company have confirmed it, and issued instructions for removing the malware and certificate, but haven’t committed to stopping the installation.

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Date: 6/06/2015 19:48:23
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733234
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


Peak Warming Man said:

Second from the left is a goer.
Abit short on data storage but if that becomes a problem you can use portable ones.
That would be a super fast system.

http://shopap.lenovo.com/au/en/laptops/lenovo/y-series/y50/?cid=au:sem:ee1gsc&ef_id=VXAKbQAAAZ7V0UYw:20150606091802:s#tab-customize

I would suggest being very wary of Lenovo machines. There have been many reports of malware (Superfish) installed at the factory, along with deliberately compromised root certificates (these allow secure traffic over https connections; the compromised certificates allow an interloper to listen in, and even spoof a trusted site.) The company have confirmed it, and issued instructions for removing the malware and certificate, but haven’t committed to stopping the installation.


so the machine is a Trojan horse

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Date: 6/06/2015 19:50:58
From: poikilotherm
ID: 733236
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


Peak Warming Man said:

>>He’s a magnet for toddlers

You’re lying.

Nup. Walk Long and you attract toddlers. Walk Babuschka and you attract teenage boys who want to pat the “cool dog”. It’s rather amusing.

Lucky you, ours seem to attract ex cons and methadone patients…

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Date: 6/06/2015 19:51:48
From: furious
ID: 733237
Subject: re: June Chatting

Why would they do that?

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Date: 6/06/2015 19:52:58
From: btm
ID: 733238
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • There have been many reports of malware (Superfish) installed at the factory,

Why would they do that?

They were paid to do it.

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Date: 6/06/2015 19:54:10
From: sibeen
ID: 733239
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:

Actually Sims makes this one overheat in summer even with a cooling pad.

I got the new lappy last week. Has the 5500U i7. It hasn’t even gotten warm

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Date: 6/06/2015 19:54:49
From: OCDC
ID: 733241
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Still, it was pleasant for it not to be raining and not being frosty for the Casterton Kelpie Muster this morning. We took Long and Babuschka. Buschka isn’t very big on crowds….a bit old and a bit deaf and a bit blindish now, so getting uncertain. And Kelpies tend to rush – it’s their job. So after we watched the parade Mr buffy and Buschka went back to the house and lounged on the verandah in the weak sunshine. I crowd trained Long for a while. He hasn’t spent much time in crowds during his life. He’s a magnet for toddlers.

Oh, and for you Alex…..the local hospital had a Call the Midwives float. There was a nun sitting primly on a chair. A “matron” sitting on a bed swigging from a bottle. And a group of ‘nurses’ around a woman on a bed (a really elderly lady) producing a baby doll from under the sheets and then something red and squishy. I think it was just red fabric, but being country women, it could well have been liver standing in for placenta there. They were having so much fun. And they won first prize for their float. I gathered it was actually the local doctors and nurses on the truck. I wasn’t close enough to see properly.

Or it might’ve been an actual placenta. Very cool though.

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Date: 6/06/2015 19:55:40
From: furious
ID: 733242
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dodgy…

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Date: 6/06/2015 19:55:51
From: OCDC
ID: 733243
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:

Peak Warming Man said:
Second from the left is a goer.
Abit short on data storage but if that becomes a problem you can use portable ones.
That would be a super fast system.

http://shopap.lenovo.com/au/en/laptops/lenovo/y-series/y50/?cid=au:sem:ee1gsc&ef_id=VXAKbQAAAZ7V0UYw:20150606091802:s#tab-customize

I would suggest being very wary of Lenovo machines. There have been many reports of malware (Superfish) installed at the factory, along with deliberately compromised root certificates (these allow secure traffic over https connections; the compromised certificates allow an interloper to listen in, and even spoof a trusted site.) The company have confirmed it, and issued instructions for removing the malware and certificate, but haven’t committed to stopping the installation.
Sounds a bit concerning.

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Date: 6/06/2015 20:00:37
From: poikilotherm
ID: 733245
Subject: re: June Chatting

Avoid Lenovo like you would one of your multiple maladies, good and well priced systems but malware comes preinstalled.

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Date: 6/06/2015 20:03:16
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 733247
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Avoid Lenovo like you would one of your multiple maladies, good and well priced systems but malware comes preinstalled.

Probably full of knickel as well.

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Date: 6/06/2015 20:08:18
From: OCDC
ID: 733248
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:

poikilotherm said:

Avoid Lenovo like you would one of your multiple maladies, good and well priced systems but malware comes preinstalled.
Probably full of knickel as well.
Explains why you recommended it.

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Date: 6/06/2015 20:22:16
From: furious
ID: 733250
Subject: re: June Chatting

Is anyone else watching the cats v the dons?

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Date: 6/06/2015 20:32:38
From: poikilotherm
ID: 733254
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:


Is anyone else watching the cats v the dons?

Probably.

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Date: 6/06/2015 20:53:09
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733260
Subject: re: June Chatting

I say PWM as you are about

is there any reason Australia cant use its coal reserves to make diesel or a fuel for vehicles?

you seem to be the stooge for the coal industry here or am I wrong?

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Date: 6/06/2015 20:58:01
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 733262
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


I say PWM as you are about

is there any reason Australia cant use its coal reserves to make diesel or a fuel for vehicles?

you seem to be the stooge for the coal industry here or am I wrong?

There are/were pilot plants to make diesel out of coal however it’s just not economically viable at the moment.

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Date: 6/06/2015 21:00:48
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733264
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


wookiemeister said:

I say PWM as you are about

is there any reason Australia cant use its coal reserves to make diesel or a fuel for vehicles?

you seem to be the stooge for the coal industry here or am I wrong?

There are/were pilot plants to make diesel out of coal however it’s just not economically viable at the moment.


could you use the concentrated heat of the sun to vaporise the coal instead of using the lighter gases that come off it?

or is it that given the manpower costs, set up costs and on going maintenance costs that kill the idea?

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Date: 6/06/2015 21:09:47
From: AwesomeO
ID: 733265
Subject: re: June Chatting

Watching the fugitive and I had a few thoughts. At the moment all the cameras that observe intersections, shops, govt offices etc are all discrete, as in stove piped. Eventually I imagine the storage medium will be the cloud, in which case it should be possible for a clever program to seamlessly jump from one to another to follow someone.

Then all you need is a photo for facial recognition and you could eventually find someone any where in the city/world.

Maybe not now, but in a few years to come. Instead of mug shots in post offices, the top 100 most wanted could be assigned to bots roaming over the clouds camera databases and jump from stored to stored zeroing in, till it gets to live.

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Date: 6/06/2015 21:14:05
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733266
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Watching the fugitive and I had a few thoughts. At the moment all the cameras that observe intersections, shops, govt offices etc are all discrete, as in stove piped. Eventually I imagine the storage medium will be the cloud, in which case it should be possible for a clever program to seamlessly jump from one to another to follow someone.

Then all you need is a photo for facial recognition and you could eventually find someone any where in the city/world.

Maybe not now, but in a few years to come. Instead of mug shots in post offices, the top 100 most wanted could be assigned to bots roaming over the clouds camera databases and jump from stored to stored zeroing in, till it gets to live.


you could find a lost child

or track their abductor down

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Date: 6/06/2015 21:25:54
From: dv
ID: 733274
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Watching the fugitive and I had a few thoughts. At the moment all the cameras that observe intersections, shops, govt offices etc are all discrete, as in stove piped. Eventually I imagine the storage medium will be the cloud, in which case it should be possible for a clever program to seamlessly jump from one to another to follow someone.

Then all you need is a photo for facial recognition and you could eventually find someone any where in the city/world.

Maybe not now, but in a few years to come. Instead of mug shots in post offices, the top 100 most wanted could be assigned to bots roaming over the clouds camera databases and jump from stored to stored zeroing in, till it gets to live.

I am sure this already happens

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Date: 6/06/2015 21:26:40
From: AwesomeO
ID: 733275
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


AwesomeO said:

Watching the fugitive and I had a few thoughts. At the moment all the cameras that observe intersections, shops, govt offices etc are all discrete, as in stove piped. Eventually I imagine the storage medium will be the cloud, in which case it should be possible for a clever program to seamlessly jump from one to another to follow someone.

Then all you need is a photo for facial recognition and you could eventually find someone any where in the city/world.

Maybe not now, but in a few years to come. Instead of mug shots in post offices, the top 100 most wanted could be assigned to bots roaming over the clouds camera databases and jump from stored to stored zeroing in, till it gets to live.

I am sure this already happens

Not sure it can.

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Date: 6/06/2015 21:35:09
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 733280
Subject: re: June Chatting

The speed with which they identified the London train bombers with CCTV was scary, they had their photos up within hours. The people moving through those tube stations is huge.
That was 10 years ago.

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Date: 6/06/2015 21:37:00
From: kii
ID: 733282
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


buffy said:
Hey Alex….I wondered why it felt like a hot night. Didn’t drop under 10 degrees. What sort of a temperature is that for a Winter night!!!
IKR! I woke up feeling yuk.

I survived a night of extreme temperature sleeping conditions :/ Stoopid summer.
Air con unit going up window this arvo.

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Date: 6/06/2015 21:38:37
From: AwesomeO
ID: 733285
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


The speed with which they identified the London train bombers with CCTV was scary, they had their photos up within hours. The people moving through those tube stations is huge.
That was 10 years ago.

Pffft, they knew in advance who they were and what they were doing, it was organised by the government. Wake up man.

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Date: 6/06/2015 21:47:50
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733288
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Peak Warming Man said:

The speed with which they identified the London train bombers with CCTV was scary, they had their photos up within hours. The people moving through those tube stations is huge.
That was 10 years ago.

Pffft, they knew in advance who they were and what they were doing, it was organised by the government. Wake up man.


Citizen Investigator, London-based Bridget Dunne began by blogging about her attempts to establish the official facts about the London 7/7 bombings and the replies she got from the Anti-Terrorist Police in Britain.

She wanted the times of the trains and the bombers movements. They told her to get lost. But now the 7/7 Campaign has forced the UK Government to admit that a crucial aspect of the official story is wrong. And their campaign is gaining momentum.
http://www.breakfornews.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1084

theres a problem

the train the bombers took to London never existed

british rail KPIs show that it never arrived – it had been cancelled

they had to take the next train – throwing the whole thing into chaos because it throws all the timing out

one of the bombers had been given a personal tour of Westminster a year before hand by an MP (? as I remember reading)

the bomb that exploded in tavistock square was routed into the square and funny enough an anti terrorist drill was being staged there for guess what? a terrorist attack in the square.

the pictures themselves from luton: Speaking of empty, it also interesting that apart from these four, nobody else is visible in the street -despite the time being 7:20am, well into the buzy morning rush.

Sunday, July 17, 2005

French Terror Cop Leaked Bomb Plot Truth

Looks like the British are pretty peeved at this French anti-terrorism coordinator for revealing the true nature of the explosives used in the London bombings.

First they were military grade C4, now they’re homemade TATP. The conflicting reports seem to be delibrate in order to cause confusion and throw the public off the scent. Here’s the cover story for the British upset over that ‘leaky’ Frenchman:

French, British politics pervade bombing inquiry

In the wake of the July 7 terrorist attacks in London, Scotland Yard brought together law enforcement and intelligence officials from two dozen European countries and the United States, sharing crucial intelligence and pleading for help in tracking the bombers.

But the continentwide kumbaya was shattered when Christophe Chaboud, France’s new anti-terrorism coordinator, broke the cardinal rule of the club: He leaked.

In an interview with Le Monde, Chaboud announced to the world that he knew “the nature of the explosives” used in the London bombings. It “appears to be military, which is very worrisome,” he said, adding: “…How did they get them? Either by trafficking, for example, in the Balkans, or they had someone on the inside who enabled them to get them out of a military base.”

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Date: 6/06/2015 21:51:41
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733289
Subject: re: June Chatting

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7PQG5weeHk

7/7 Ripple Effect

just watch it

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Date: 6/06/2015 21:53:18
From: kii
ID: 733290
Subject: re: June Chatting

It’s a Saturday shift for me. A rare thingy for me to do, no time and a half, nup…same old same old with more craziness.

mr kii is off to see The Man from Alaska who has returned to NM for the summer.

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Date: 6/06/2015 21:59:05
From: AwesomeO
ID: 733293
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:

theres a problem

the train the bombers took to London never existed

british rail KPIs show that it never arrived – it had been cancelled

That’s how they got Colonel Jessep.

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Date: 6/06/2015 22:03:30
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733295
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


wookiemeister said:

theres a problem

the train the bombers took to London never existed

british rail KPIs show that it never arrived – it had been cancelled

That’s how they got Colonel Jessep.


just watch that you tube video

the story is full of holes

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Date: 6/06/2015 22:04:58
From: buffy
ID: 733296
Subject: re: June Chatting

I was going to bed. But now I’ve got stuck watching Sister Act 2….

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Date: 6/06/2015 22:05:04
From: AwesomeO
ID: 733297
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


AwesomeO said:

wookiemeister said:

theres a problem

the train the bombers took to London never existed

british rail KPIs show that it never arrived – it had been cancelled

That’s how they got Colonel Jessep.


just watch that you tube video

the story is full of holes

Not right now thanks, too late at night. I get my conspiracy needs at ATS.

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Date: 6/06/2015 22:10:52
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733298
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


wookiemeister said:

AwesomeO said:

That’s how they got Colonel Jessep.


just watch that you tube video

the story is full of holes

Not right now thanks, too late at night. I get my conspiracy needs at ATS.


up to you

I’m afraid the whole thing was a set up

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Date: 6/06/2015 22:17:09
From: captain_spalding
ID: 733300
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


wookiemeister said:

theres a problem

the train the bombers took to London never existed

british rail KPIs show that it never arrived – it had been cancelled

That’s how they got Colonel Jessep.

I thought they go Colonel Jessep in the library with the candlestick.

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Date: 6/06/2015 22:17:50
From: captain_spalding
ID: 733301
Subject: re: June Chatting

goodnight.

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Date: 6/06/2015 22:28:14
From: poikilotherm
ID: 733305
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

I was going to bed. But now I’ve got stuck watching Sister Act 2….

dear oh dear oh…

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Date: 6/06/2015 22:29:24
From: furious
ID: 733306
Subject: re: June Chatting

That’s not the worst of it. I hear that they are making another one…

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Date: 6/06/2015 22:36:57
From: poikilotherm
ID: 733307
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • dear oh dear oh…

That’s not the worst of it. I hear that they are making another one…

Where are you? The 90s?

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Date: 6/06/2015 22:40:29
From: furious
ID: 733309
Subject: re: June Chatting

Probably…

Sister Act 3? Disney working on reboot of Whoopi Goldberg franchise, and not everyone’s singing for joy

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Date: 6/06/2015 22:44:09
From: roughbarked
ID: 733312
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Full name Sean Anthony Abbott
Born 29 February 1992 (age 6)

well he aint Sean the Sheep.

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Date: 6/06/2015 22:44:11
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733313
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • Where are you? The 90s?

Probably…

Sister Act 3? Disney working on reboot of Whoopi Goldberg franchise, and not everyone’s singing for joy


all the nuns are robots and whoopi Goldberg is a cyborg raining havoc down on the streets as revenge on the human revenge

more news as it breaks later

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Date: 6/06/2015 23:17:48
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733330
Subject: re: June Chatting

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwyzpzEgUWE

7/7 Ripple Effect 2

this is a more comprehensive look at things

one person reported dead spoke to her dad outside a railway station and somehow made it ten minutes on foot or more to a location where she was killed only 2 minutes after speaking to the dad

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Date: 7/06/2015 00:58:33
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733381
Subject: re: June Chatting

heres the BBC rebuttal to 7/7 ripple effect

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNil0xEcrcY

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Date: 7/06/2015 06:30:59
From: Spider Lily
ID: 733498
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning

Another chilly night and presently 20 degrees, I’m staying right where I am for the moment.

So Mad Max the movie… not the movie to watch if you were after character development, but if you wanted a 2 hour car chase in the desert, then it is worth watching…

Might go and see Woman in Gold today :)

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Date: 7/06/2015 06:39:41
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 733499
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning SL

Waiting for minions to come out here :)

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Date: 7/06/2015 06:43:04
From: Spider Lily
ID: 733500
Subject: re: June Chatting

Back in Tas then Stumpy? Launceston I take it?

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Date: 7/06/2015 06:44:41
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 733501
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:


Back in Tas then Stumpy? Launceston I take it?

yeah, got here friday

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Date: 7/06/2015 07:13:58
From: Dropbear
ID: 733502
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Spider Lily said:

Back in Tas then Stumpy? Launceston I take it?

yeah, got here friday

Cold yet?

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Date: 7/06/2015 07:16:27
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 733503
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Spider Lily said:

Back in Tas then Stumpy? Launceston I take it?

yeah, got here friday

Cold yet?

slowly getting the place warmed up.
was warmer here than it was getting through victoria..

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Date: 7/06/2015 08:02:03
From: poikilotherm
ID: 733512
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning, -0.2 here in the Styx, a little warmer than sat morning. Off mountain biking shortly.

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Date: 7/06/2015 08:05:35
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 733513
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Morning, -0.2 here in the Styx, a little warmer than sat morning. Off mountain biking shortly.

heh… we’re a whole 12.2 dgrees warmer here :)

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Date: 7/06/2015 09:00:57
From: buffy
ID: 733515
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hello Holidayers. Started with 8 degrees a couple of hours ago when I fed the dogs. Took them for a walk and confirmed that the wind is cold.

Lambs fry and bacon then I’ll go for a coffee.

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Date: 7/06/2015 09:12:42
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 733518
Subject: re: June Chatting

Here’s the news for the next 12 months.
Muslims are beheading people, Greece is at some sort of financial brink and a ferry has capsized in Asia.

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Date: 7/06/2015 09:16:19
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 733519
Subject: re: June Chatting

speaking of greece and ferries, caught one from piraeus to crete and the owner had named it brian. had to laugh.

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Date: 7/06/2015 09:16:24
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 733520
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Here’s the news for the next 12 months.
Muslims are beheading people, Greece is at some sort of financial brink and a ferry has capsized in Asia.

how’s the local sportsing team?

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Date: 7/06/2015 09:19:52
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 733522
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


speaking of greece and ferries, caught one from piraeus to crete and the owner had named it brian. had to laugh.

Did it have an interesting life?

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Date: 7/06/2015 09:22:51
From: buffy
ID: 733525
Subject: re: June Chatting

OK, I’ off for a coffee. I’ll check back on you lot later.

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Date: 7/06/2015 09:39:52
From: kii
ID: 733534
Subject: re: June Chatting

So…people are crazy.

Old Woman: You look busy!
Me: Yep, just a bit.
Old Woman: People sure make a mess, don’t they?
Me: Yep, it’s a bit depressing how adults can’t put things away after looking at them.
Old Woman: It’s a sign that Jesus is returning!!
Me: ……………………
Old Woman: I’m a Christian and Jesus is returning!
Me: …………………………

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Date: 7/06/2015 09:41:49
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 733536
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


So…people are crazy.

Old Woman: You look busy!
Me: Yep, just a bit.
Old Woman: People sure make a mess, don’t they?
Me: Yep, it’s a bit depressing how adults can’t put things away after looking at them.
Old Woman: It’s a sign that Jesus is returning!!
Me: ……………………
Old Woman: I’m a Christian and Jesus is returning!
Me: …………………………

should i bake a cake?…

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Date: 7/06/2015 09:42:32
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 733537
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


So…people are crazy.

Old Woman: You look busy!
Me: Yep, just a bit.
Old Woman: People sure make a mess, don’t they?
Me: Yep, it’s a bit depressing how adults can’t put things away after looking at them.
Old Woman: It’s a sign that Jesus is returning!!
Me: ……………………
Old Woman: I’m a Christian and Jesus is returning!
Me: …………………………

Praise the Lord.

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Date: 7/06/2015 09:43:04
From: kii
ID: 733538
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


kii said:

So…people are crazy.

Old Woman: You look busy!
Me: Yep, just a bit.
Old Woman: People sure make a mess, don’t they?
Me: Yep, it’s a bit depressing how adults can’t put things away after looking at them.
Old Woman: It’s a sign that Jesus is returning!!
Me: ……………………
Old Woman: I’m a Christian and Jesus is returning!
Me: …………………………

should i bake a cake?…

Not sure that will help me, stumpy. I think I need intravenous chocolate.

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Date: 7/06/2015 09:43:39
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 733539
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


So…people are crazy.

Old Woman: You look busy!
Me: Yep, just a bit.
Old Woman: People sure make a mess, don’t they?
Me: Yep, it’s a bit depressing how adults can’t put things away after looking at them.
Old Woman: It’s a sign that Jesus is returning!!
Me: ……………………
Old Woman: I’m a Christian and Jesus is returning!
Me: I’m a witch

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Date: 7/06/2015 09:45:24
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 733540
Subject: re: June Chatting

Did you know that hydrogen peroxide is the only germicidal agent composed only of water and oxygen.

http://worldtruth.tv/34-reasons-why-you-need-hydrogen-peroxide/

and

Apply hydrogen peroxide to skin affected with mites or other parasites to kill them naturally.

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Date: 7/06/2015 09:46:19
From: kii
ID: 733542
Subject: re: June Chatting

That sort of comment could get me in trouble, +WM.

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Date: 7/06/2015 09:47:19
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 733543
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

kii said:

So…people are crazy.

Old Woman: You look busy!
Me: Yep, just a bit.
Old Woman: People sure make a mess, don’t they?
Me: Yep, it’s a bit depressing how adults can’t put things away after looking at them.
Old Woman: It’s a sign that Jesus is returning!!
Me: ……………………
Old Woman: I’m a Christian and Jesus is returning!
Me: …………………………

should i bake a cake?…

Not sure that will help me, stumpy. I think I need intravenous chocolate.

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Date: 7/06/2015 09:47:33
From: Arts
ID: 733544
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


That sort of comment could get me in trouble, +WM.

maybe just “I’m a practitioner of the dark arts, I’ll give you name to satan”

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Date: 7/06/2015 09:47:51
From: kii
ID: 733545
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


Did you know that hydrogen peroxide is the only germicidal agent composed only of water and oxygen.

http://worldtruth.tv/34-reasons-why-you-need-hydrogen-peroxide/

and

Apply hydrogen peroxide to skin affected with mites or other parasites to kill them naturally.

IIRC it is part of the formula for dealing with the stench of skunk that might be on your poor dog. Mixed with bicarb and apply to the stinky mutt.

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Date: 7/06/2015 09:50:20
From: roughbarked
ID: 733547
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


Did you know that hydrogen peroxide is the only germicidal agent composed only of water and oxygen.

http://worldtruth.tv/34-reasons-why-you-need-hydrogen-peroxide/

and

Apply hydrogen peroxide to skin affected with mites or other parasites to kill them naturally.

I doubt it is an effective remedy for ticks. We know that the best way is to freeze those off. Otherwise, I think I will get a bottle for the medkit.

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Date: 7/06/2015 09:50:21
From: kii
ID: 733548
Subject: re: June Chatting

In other weirdness. A t-shirt with: If God has a fridge he has your picture on it.

I actually said: Huh? What? when I read that one.

I think I need intravenous chocolate and gin. Together.

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Date: 7/06/2015 09:58:10
From: kii
ID: 733549
Subject: re: June Chatting

You guys think I make this shit up, don’t you?

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:00:01
From: Arts
ID: 733550
Subject: re: June Chatting

if god had that tshirt – he’d use it for dusting.

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:04:22
From: furious
ID: 733551
Subject: re: June Chatting

I can’t think of any reason why a deity would need a fridge…

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:05:46
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 733552
Subject: re: June Chatting

goota have some means to keep the beer cold.

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:06:00
From: Arts
ID: 733553
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:


I can’t think of any reason why a deity would need a fridge…

he’s got a lot of ‘kids’ he probably drinks… a lot

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:06:13
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 733554
Subject: re: June Chatting

-o+t

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:08:12
From: Arts
ID: 733555
Subject: re: June Chatting

and, according to that commercial, those greek gods love Ferrero Rocher…. they are tastier from the fridge…

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:12:48
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 733557
Subject: re: June Chatting

thought of a good sitcom. a bit like Cheers but the pub is the one all the gods go to.

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:13:18
From: Arts
ID: 733558
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


thought of a good sitcom. a bit like Cheers but the pub is the one all the gods go to.

who is behind the bar?

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:13:27
From: captain_spalding
ID: 733559
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


-reasons-why-you-need-hydrogen-peroxide/

You can’t make acetone peroxide without it.

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:14:21
From: furious
ID: 733560
Subject: re: June Chatting

I imagine that it would already be fairly cold at the top of Mount Olympus…

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:14:28
From: captain_spalding
ID: 733561
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


ChrispenEvan said:

thought of a good sitcom. a bit like Cheers but the pub is the one all the gods go to.

who is behind the bar?


Allah.

As a Muslim, he won’t touch the stuff. No need to worry about him sneaking drinks for himself.

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:14:44
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 733562
Subject: re: June Chatting

who is behind the bar?

an atheist.

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:15:15
From: furious
ID: 733563
Subject: re: June Chatting

Funny, that was the first thing that I thought of too…

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:17:12
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 733564
Subject: re: June Chatting

actually i thought the line…

Did you know that hydrogen peroxide is the only germicidal agent composed only of water and oxygen.

…was the funniest.

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:18:03
From: Arts
ID: 733565
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


who is behind the bar?

an atheist.

three gods walked into a bar, the bartender says – “I’m sorry we don’t serve fictional characters here”

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:19:19
From: captain_spalding
ID: 733566
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • and, according to that commercial, those greek gods love Ferrero Rocher…. they are tastier from the fridge…

I imagine that it would already be fairly cold at the top of Mount Olympus…

Mount Olympus – all the ancient Greeks believed that all the gods lived up there.

The highest peak is less than 10,000 feet / 3,000 m high.

Apparently, it never occurred to anyone to devote a weekend to taking a bit of a hike up there to see if the gods thing was true.

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:20:45
From: kii
ID: 733567
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


ChrispenEvan said:

who is behind the bar?

an atheist.

three gods walked into a bar, the bartender says – “I’m sorry we don’t serve fictional characters here”

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:21:36
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 733568
Subject: re: June Chatting

you need atheist staff so no favouritism is shown to the clientèle.

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:22:57
From: captain_spalding
ID: 733569
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


you need atheist staff so no favouritism is shown to the clientèle.

I’ve been in establishments like that.

The staff clearly didn’t believe that customers existed, so it was very difficult to get them to notice you and provide service.

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:23:16
From: Arts
ID: 733570
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


furious said:
  • and, according to that commercial, those greek gods love Ferrero Rocher…. they are tastier from the fridge…

I imagine that it would already be fairly cold at the top of Mount Olympus…

Mount Olympus – all the ancient Greeks believed that all the gods lived up there.

The highest peak is less than 10,000 feet / 3,000 m high.

Apparently, it never occurred to anyone to devote a weekend to taking a bit of a hike up there to see if the gods thing was true.

surely they were all busy training for the next olympic games

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:23:36
From: Arts
ID: 733571
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Arts said:

ChrispenEvan said:

who is behind the bar?

an atheist.

three gods walked into a bar, the bartender says – “I’m sorry we don’t serve fictional characters here”

!https://bosguydotcom.files.wordpress.com/2015/05/religion-joke.png

lol

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:24:21
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 733572
Subject: re: June Chatting

i can imagine the norse lot in the corner singing rugby songs and getting pissed and being a pain.

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:24:54
From: furious
ID: 733573
Subject: re: June Chatting

If you didn’t believe in any god but worked in a place where they gathered…

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:26:02
From: furious
ID: 733574
Subject: re: June Chatting

They spent their weekends dressed was farm yard animals and getting it on with mortals…

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:26:05
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 733575
Subject: re: June Chatting

it’s fictional.

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:26:16
From: captain_spalding
ID: 733576
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


i can imagine the norse lot in the corner singing rugby songs and getting pissed and being a pain.

Alan Coren wrote a humour piece about a hotel where the various gods (Greek, Norse, Roman, Christian, Hindu etc.) all went for their holidays, and about the customer issues that arose from that.

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:27:31
From: Arts
ID: 733577
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


you need atheist staff so no favouritism is shown to the clientèle.

there you go Buddha, a glass of pure white water with lime vodka. For you Jesus – wine.. wait.. water – do your thing. For Allah – halal beer.. and Zeus.. you get top shelf spirits served in a gold cup with a chocolate mint leaf garnish, no charge.

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:28:17
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 733578
Subject: re: June Chatting

having a memoriam for the late mad german today down at the brookie hall. 10:30 start. lucky we’re all locals so driving home should be ok.

:-)

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:28:48
From: captain_spalding
ID: 733579
Subject: re: June Chatting

“late mad german”?

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:30:20
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 733581
Subject: re: June Chatting

no, not that one. a german mate who died a couple of weeks ago.

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:31:35
From: kii
ID: 733582
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


having a memoriam for the late mad german today down at the brookie hall. 10:30 start. lucky we’re all locals so driving home should be ok.

:-)

Hope it is a good send off for him.

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:32:08
From: Arts
ID: 733583
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


ChrispenEvan said:

having a memoriam for the late mad german today down at the brookie hall. 10:30 start. lucky we’re all locals so driving home should be ok.

:-)

Hope it is a good send off for him.

and stay safe the rest of you

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:34:42
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 733585
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


having a memoriam for the late mad german today down at the brookie hall. 10:30 start. lucky we’re all locals so driving home should be ok.

:-)

I thought he was Austrian.

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:35:32
From: kii
ID: 733586
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


ChrispenEvan said:

having a memoriam for the late mad german today down at the brookie hall. 10:30 start. lucky we’re all locals so driving home should be ok.

:-)

I thought he was Austrian.

No…that’s me.

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:41:02
From: captain_spalding
ID: 733588
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:

I thought he was Austrian.

There’s a story about that.

A Canadian journalist was in Germany when the news about sprinter Ben Johnson’s disqualifications (for doping) from his Olympic wins was making headlines.

In fact, he was reading a newspaper with such headlines in a cafe when the waiter saw the story, and said “Ach, Ben Johnson – a very bad business. Not good for Canada”.

“Well”, said the journalist, “he competed on the Canadian team, but he was born in Jamaica.”

The waiter glanced about, and then said, in a quiet voice:

“Ja, und Hitler: Austria”.

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:43:47
From: furious
ID: 733589
Subject: re: June Chatting

And Abbott: England…

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:44:26
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 733590
Subject: re: June Chatting

Why are we protecting these killers.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-06/flying-fox-rehabilitation-centre-expands-in-sydney/6527528

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:44:56
From: captain_spalding
ID: 733591
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • “Ja, und Hitler: Austria”.

And Abbott: England…

Touché

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:45:35
From: captain_spalding
ID: 733592
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Why are we protecting these killers.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-06/flying-fox-rehabilitation-centre-expands-in-sydney/6527528

Why are we not stripping flying foxes of their citizenship?

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:47:24
From: captain_spalding
ID: 733594
Subject: re: June Chatting

Anyway, they’re rehabilitating the flying foxes, so they can rejoin the community as useful and civilised citizens.

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:50:48
From: furious
ID: 733595
Subject: re: June Chatting

I wonder how they feel about being called flying “foxes” when they aren’t actually foxes…

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:53:14
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 733596
Subject: re: June Chatting

RIP mollwollfumble’s mother. I don’t think any forumites met her.

wookiemeister is on his way over here.

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:54:18
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 733597
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • Anyway, they’re rehabilitating the flying foxes, so they can rejoin the community as useful and civilised citizens.

I wonder how they feel about being called flying “foxes” when they aren’t actually foxes…

They look fox-like, if you discount the wings.

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:54:28
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 733598
Subject: re: June Chatting

mollwollfumble said:


RIP mollwollfumble’s mother. I don’t think any forumites met her.

wookiemeister is on his way over here.

My thoughts are with you Moll, take care.

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:54:46
From: buffy
ID: 733599
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


Did you know that hydrogen peroxide is the only germicidal agent composed only of water and oxygen.

http://worldtruth.tv/34-reasons-why-you-need-hydrogen-peroxide/

and

Apply hydrogen peroxide to skin affected with mites or other parasites to kill them naturally.

A serious aside to that…there is a low level of peroxide naturally in tears. It works quite well. Eyeballs are pretty good at self cleaning.

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:55:27
From: captain_spalding
ID: 733600
Subject: re: June Chatting

mollwollfumble said:


RIP mollwollfumble’s mother. I don’t think any forumites met her.

wookiemeister is on his way over here.


Gosh.

Dunno what to say, moll.

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:56:37
From: buffy
ID: 733601
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


ChrispenEvan said:

thought of a good sitcom. a bit like Cheers but the pub is the one all the gods go to.

who is behind the bar?

You, Arts, because you know all the excuses of drunks.

:)

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:56:47
From: Rule 303
ID: 733602
Subject: re: June Chatting

mollwollfumble said:


RIP mollwollfumble’s mother. I don’t think any forumites met her.

wookiemeister is on his way over here.

Sorry to hear this.

:-(

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Date: 7/06/2015 10:59:57
From: Rule 303
ID: 733603
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


Did you know that hydrogen peroxide is the only germicidal agent composed only of water and oxygen.

http://worldtruth.tv/34-reasons-why-you-need-hydrogen-peroxide/

and

Apply hydrogen peroxide to skin affected with mites or other parasites to kill them naturally.

*recoils in horror *

Don’t mention the H2O2 lest ye waken the Smith.

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Date: 7/06/2015 11:04:20
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 733604
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


ChrispenEvan said:

Did you know that hydrogen peroxide is the only germicidal agent composed only of water and oxygen.

http://worldtruth.tv/34-reasons-why-you-need-hydrogen-peroxide/

and

Apply hydrogen peroxide to skin affected with mites or other parasites to kill them naturally.

*recoils in horror *

Don’t mention the H2O2 lest ye waken the Smith.

Isn’t that why there’s no life in outer space? Too much H2O2 killed all the space bugs ;-(

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Date: 7/06/2015 11:20:12
From: Spider Lily
ID: 733605
Subject: re: June Chatting

mollwollfumble said:


RIP mollwollfumble’s mother. I don’t think any forumites met her.

wookiemeister is on his way over here.

Condolences Molly.. ((hugs))

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Date: 7/06/2015 11:26:19
From: Rule 303
ID: 733606
Subject: re: June Chatting

mollwollfumble said:

Isn’t that why there’s no life in outer space? Too much H2O2 killed all the space bugs ;-(

I don’t know, sorry.

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Date: 7/06/2015 11:51:38
From: Arts
ID: 733608
Subject: re: June Chatting

mollwollfumble said:


RIP mollwollfumble’s mother. I don’t think any forumites met her.

wookiemeister is on his way over here.

sorry to hear this.. take care of you

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Date: 7/06/2015 11:53:14
From: Rule 303
ID: 733609
Subject: re: June Chatting

New study shows direct link between Crossfit and being a female douchbag

Such LOL.

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Date: 7/06/2015 11:55:01
From: Arts
ID: 733610
Subject: re: June Chatting

so, miss 9 hasn’t been too well lately. we took a ‘rest day’ on tuesday and went to the docs. Basically, she needs more iron, so tonight I am cooking steaks. I don’t eat steak and have never had to cook it.. how do you cook steak?

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:01:20
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 733612
Subject: re: June Chatting

high heat and get the pan hot. chuck the steak in. depending on type of steak and how rare she likes it (rump, fillet etc) length of time per side will vary. only turn once.

http://www.beefandlamb.com.au/How_to/Cooking_beef_and_lamb/Barbecue/How_to_tell_when_your_beef_steak_is_done

a feel test using parts of your body.

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:02:49
From: Arts
ID: 733613
Subject: re: June Chatting

good thing google informs me that you can put just about anything on it.. the secret is in the temp and timing in cooking.

google has also taught me today that people will argue about just about anything on the internet

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:03:29
From: Arts
ID: 733614
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


high heat and get the pan hot. chuck the steak in. depending on type of steak and how rare she likes it (rump, fillet etc) length of time per side will vary. only turn once.

http://www.beefandlamb.com.au/How_to/Cooking_beef_and_lamb/Barbecue/How_to_tell_when_your_beef_steak_is_done

a feel test using parts of your body.

can’t I use someone else’s body?

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:04:09
From: Rule 303
ID: 733615
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:

I don’t eat steak and have never had to cook it.. how do you cook steak?

Hot pan, tablespoon of oil, just starting to smoke. 2 minutes, turn, 2 minutes, plate.

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:04:45
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 733616
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


Peak Warming Man said:

Why are we protecting these killers.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-06/flying-fox-rehabilitation-centre-expands-in-sydney/6527528

Why are we not stripping flying foxes of their citizenship?

Why are we not stripping aboriginals of their citizenship?

and kangaroos, koalas, ewoks, magpies and Tony Abbott?

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:06:18
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 733617
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


so, miss 9 hasn’t been too well lately. we took a ‘rest day’ on tuesday and went to the docs. Basically, she needs more iron, so tonight I am cooking steaks. I don’t eat steak and have never had to cook it.. how do you cook steak?

it’s all in the timing…

put steak on hot grill.
drink a beer
flip steak
Drink another beer
serve and eat

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:07:04
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 733618
Subject: re: June Chatting

a mate used to do farm kills and he’d bring me fresh beef. got a t-bone that was a complete vertebra. that took a bit of cooking.

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:07:37
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 733619
Subject: re: June Chatting

mollwollfumble said:


RIP mollwollfumble’s mother. I don’t think any forumites met her.

wookiemeister is on his way over here.

My condolences Mollwollfumble.

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:07:41
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 733620
Subject: re: June Chatting

the better the steak the less it needs cooking.

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:11:47
From: sibeen
ID: 733621
Subject: re: June Chatting

Some people like their steak rare, others like it well done.

It’s a rich tapestry.

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:12:37
From: furious
ID: 733622
Subject: re: June Chatting

Re: Steak. Some say to not oil the pan but, rather, oil the steak..

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:13:42
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 733623
Subject: re: June Chatting

don’t need oil.

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:14:18
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 733624
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Some people like their steak rare, others like it well done.

It’s a rich tapestry.

the cook on a station i stayed at in Boulia used to sear both sides and stick it under a heat lamp to heat through…could never stomach it that rare..

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:16:25
From: roughbarked
ID: 733625
Subject: re: June Chatting

mollwollfumble said:


RIP mollwollfumble’s mother. I don’t think any forumites met her.

wookiemeister is on his way over here.

My condolences.

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:28:33
From: Spider Lily
ID: 733627
Subject: re: June Chatting

Do it on the BBQ Arts, much nicer flavour :)

I prefer my steak to be medium rare, I like pink but not too pink.

I love steak, I also love lamb and pork :)

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:30:25
From: Arts
ID: 733628
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Arts said:

so, miss 9 hasn’t been too well lately. we took a ‘rest day’ on tuesday and went to the docs. Basically, she needs more iron, so tonight I am cooking steaks. I don’t eat steak and have never had to cook it.. how do you cook steak?

it’s all in the timing…

put steak on hot grill.
drink a beer
flip steak
Drink another beer
serve and eat

best method yet

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:30:39
From: Rule 303
ID: 733629
Subject: re: June Chatting

I would eat it rare as hell. If a good vet couldn’t resuscitate it, it’s burnt as far as I’m concerned. Just cut off the horns and wipe its arse and walk it past a candle.

Cuts that are more ‘marbled’ (intra-muscular fat) like the Scotch Fillet need a minute or two longer, however, or they’re chewy.

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:30:46
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 733630
Subject: re: June Chatting

Theres a lot to be said about cooking steak but the essentials are

1. A hot pan otherwise you will just stew it in it’s own juices.
B. Cut sinews so that it doesn’t bobble up in places, you need it to be flat.
III. Cook on each side for whatever degree of crookedness suits you.

Welcome to the world of steak.
PWM tip #2176
Leftover steak can be cut into cubes and mixed in with salad next day for a meal to die for on a hot day.

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:30:51
From: Arts
ID: 733631
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


a mate used to do farm kills and he’d bring me fresh beef. got a t-bone that was a complete vertebra. that took a bit of cooking.

they’re the modern stone age family….

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:31:31
From: Arts
ID: 733632
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:


Re: Steak. Some say to not oil the pan but, rather, oil the steak..

yeah, there seems to be some chef rivalry about that one

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:31:46
From: Woodie
ID: 733633
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


I don’t eat steak and have never had to cook it.. how do you cook steak?

You could always do steak tartare. :)

Whip it’s horns off, wipe it’s arse and throw it on the plate. :)

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:32:25
From: Arts
ID: 733634
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


I would eat it rare as hell. If a good vet couldn’t resuscitate it, it’s burnt as far as I’m concerned. Just cut off the horns and wipe its arse and walk it past a candle.

Cuts that are more ‘marbled’ (intra-muscular fat) like the Scotch Fillet need a minute or two longer, however, or they’re chewy.

I bet restaurant chefs love you

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:32:33
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 733635
Subject: re: June Chatting

crookedness = cookedness

Damn auto correct, it knows nothing.

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:33:17
From: Woodie
ID: 733636
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:

Just cut off the horns and wipe its arse and walk it past a candle.

OI ! That’s my line. :)

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:33:31
From: Arts
ID: 733637
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


crookedness = cookedness

Damn auto correct, it knows nothing.

we spend 68% of our time correcting auto correct

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:36:06
From: Arts
ID: 733638
Subject: re: June Chatting

so may steak variations, fried steak, bbq steak, skillet steak, baked steak..

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:36:46
From: Rule 303
ID: 733639
Subject: re: June Chatting

Correction to last: Walking it past a candle would be medium-rare. To be properly rare, walking it past a photo of a candle would be sufficient.

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:38:27
From: Arts
ID: 733640
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


Correction to last: Walking it past a candle would be medium-rare. To be properly rare, walking it past a photo of a candle would be sufficient.

that’s raw.. why even bother with the plate, just chew the cow..

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:38:49
From: Woodie
ID: 733641
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


so may steak variations, fried steak, bbq steak, skillet steak, baked steak..

You left out Joan of Arc burnt at the steak. :)

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:39:17
From: Rule 303
ID: 733642
Subject: re: June Chatting

Woodie said:

OI ! That’s my line. :)

Heh.

You need to come visit Melbourne. We could be steak buddies.

:-)

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:41:47
From: Arts
ID: 733643
Subject: re: June Chatting

well, I may have to make this a fortnightly meal, so stayed tuned for further steaked up adventures

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:43:06
From: AwesomeO
ID: 733644
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Theres a lot to be said about cooking steak but the essentials are

1. A hot pan otherwise you will just stew it in it’s own juices.
B. Cut sinews so that it doesn’t bobble up in places, you need it to be flat.
III. Cook on each side for whatever degree of crookedness suits you.

Welcome to the world of steak.
PWM tip #2176
Leftover steak can be cut into cubes and mixed in with salad next day for a meal to die for on a hot day.

I don’t have leftover steak, I have discovered you don’t need to cook it all at once. An average woolies rump steak at ten or so dollars works fine cut into thirds, works better as part of a meal as well instead of overdosing on a big lump of meat in one sitting.

What I have taken to doing though and it works well is take the steak out of the plastic tray and I put it on a cake rack in the fridge for a few days to dry out the surface a bit. Makes for a much better crust.

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:44:41
From: roughbarked
ID: 733645
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Peak Warming Man said:

crookedness = cookedness

Damn auto correct, it knows nothing.

we spend 68% of our time correcting auto correct

I simply turn it off.

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:45:50
From: Woodie
ID: 733646
Subject: re: June Chatting

Woodie said:


Arts said:

so may steak variations, fried steak, bbq steak, skillet steak, baked steak..

You left out Joan of Arc burnt at the steak. :)

Then there’s the MacKinnon Steaks as well.

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:46:14
From: captain_spalding
ID: 733647
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Peak Warming Man said:

crookedness = cookedness

Damn auto correct, it knows nothing.

we spend 68% of our time correcting auto correct

Have university studies shown that to be the case?

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:46:52
From: AwesomeO
ID: 733648
Subject: re: June Chatting

To cook a good steak you need a decent pan that you can preheat. Anything too thin gets hot spots and as soon as you put the steak in the heat gets sucked straight out. You need to be able to put it into the pan and sustain the sizzle.

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:49:40
From: Rule 303
ID: 733649
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:

I don’t have leftover steak, I have discovered you don’t need to cook it all at once. An average woolies rump steak at ten or so dollars works fine cut into thirds, works better as part of a meal as well instead of overdosing on a big lump of meat in one sitting.

Yeah, that’s a really good point. We wildly over-eat meat.

A person’s daily requirement of meat proteins is about the size of the palm of their hand.

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:50:48
From: captain_spalding
ID: 733650
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:

We wildly over-eat meat.

Yup. Every damn chance i get.

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:52:21
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 733651
Subject: re: June Chatting

Woodie said:


Woodie said:

Arts said:

so may steak variations, fried steak, bbq steak, skillet steak, baked steak..

You left out Joan of Arc burnt at the steak. :)

Then there’s the MacKinnon Steaks as well.

ROFL

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:53:02
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 733652
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


Arts said:

Peak Warming Man said:

crookedness = cookedness

Damn auto correct, it knows nothing.

we spend 68% of our time correcting auto correct

Have university studies shown that to be the case?

If it hasn’t been done someone should do it

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:55:15
From: AussieDJ
ID: 733653
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


mollwollfumble said:

RIP mollwollfumble’s mother. I don’t think any forumites met her.

wookiemeister is on his way over here.

My condolences.


And mine.

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:55:33
From: captain_spalding
ID: 733654
Subject: re: June Chatting

Woodie said:


Woodie said:

Arts said:

so may steak variations, fried steak, bbq steak, skillet steak, baked steak..

You left out Joan of Arc burnt at the steak. :)

Then there’s the MacKinnon Steaks as well.

A memo came around at work, and it referred to ‘steakholders’.

So, i thought of this:

I hate the term ‘stakeholder’, anyway.

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Date: 7/06/2015 12:56:58
From: Rule 303
ID: 733655
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:

I hate the term ‘stakeholder’, anyway.

Same. It distracts me with mental images of Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

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Date: 7/06/2015 13:04:57
From: roughbarked
ID: 733656
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


captain_spalding said:
I hate the term ‘stakeholder’, anyway.

Same. It distracts me with mental images of Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

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Date: 7/06/2015 13:10:17
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 733657
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


captain_spalding said:
I hate the term ‘stakeholder’, anyway.

Same. It distracts me with mental images of Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

yes, she can be distracting

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Date: 7/06/2015 13:12:14
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 733658
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Rule 303 said:

captain_spalding said:
I hate the term ‘stakeholder’, anyway.

Same. It distracts me with mental images of Buffy the Vampire Slayer.


got pulled over for doing 280kmh in a 60kmh zone

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Date: 7/06/2015 13:26:36
From: Bubblecar
ID: 733659
Subject: re: June Chatting

Having a quick break for a Tanqueray & tonic before returning to yesterday’s mountain of washing up.

Then it’s a cosy afternoon of boozing, eating, reading, listening to music, staring blankly into space etc.

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Date: 7/06/2015 13:27:26
From: furious
ID: 733660
Subject: re: June Chatting

That sounds good…

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Date: 7/06/2015 13:32:08
From: Bubblecar
ID: 733661
Subject: re: June Chatting

>before returning to yesterday’s mountain of washing up

I was expecting someone to say: “You have a Tardis?”

But posters here usually miss my feed lines.

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Date: 7/06/2015 13:35:51
From: roughbarked
ID: 733662
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


>before returning to yesterday’s mountain of washing up

I was expecting someone to say: “You have a Tardis?”

But posters here usually miss my feed lines.

I usually get intoi trouble for following them.

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Date: 7/06/2015 13:38:34
From: Speedy
ID: 733663
Subject: re: June Chatting

mollwollfumble said:


RIP mollwollfumble’s mother. I don’t think any forumites met her.

wookiemeister is on his way over here.

:( Sorry to hear it moll. I, too, hope she is at peace now, wherever she is.

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Date: 7/06/2015 13:40:06
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 733664
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Having a quick break for a Tanqueray & tonic before returning to yesterday’s mountain of washing up.

Then it’s a cosy afternoon of boozing, eating, reading, listening to music, staring blankly into space etc.

What presents did you get? what presents did you get?

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Date: 7/06/2015 13:40:17
From: Rule 303
ID: 733665
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hooray! I win the Internet for today.

I have been memified.

:-)

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Date: 7/06/2015 13:41:42
From: Bubblecar
ID: 733666
Subject: re: June Chatting

Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan, 1908. Dapper cyclist on the right, but he needs a bigger machine so he can get the bike to hold the basket. Always the horse shit in those days, all over the road

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Date: 7/06/2015 13:43:45
From: Bubblecar
ID: 733667
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


mollwollfumble said:

RIP mollwollfumble’s mother. I don’t think any forumites met her.

wookiemeister is on his way over here.

:( Sorry to hear it moll. I, too, hope she is at peace now, wherever she is.

+1. My sympathies mollwollfumble. Everything changes, at least a little bit, when you lose your Mum.

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Date: 7/06/2015 13:49:57
From: AussieDJ
ID: 733668
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


Hooray! I win the Internet for today.

I have been memified.

:-)


?

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Date: 7/06/2015 13:50:06
From: Bubblecar
ID: 733669
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Bubblecar said:

Having a quick break for a Tanqueray & tonic before returning to yesterday’s mountain of washing up.

Then it’s a cosy afternoon of boozing, eating, reading, listening to music, staring blankly into space etc.

What presents did you get? what presents did you get?

Some nice bits and pieces from various sibling’s European travels, some music, various fine wines, a new suitcase (full of towels etc), and the new very tall curtains for the kitchen alcove to screen off the hot water tank. Said curtains have transformed the kitchen – it’s even cosier and more artistic in there now.

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Date: 7/06/2015 13:51:41
From: AussieDJ
ID: 733670
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


>before returning to yesterday’s mountain of washing up

I was expecting someone to say: “You have a Tardis?”


My aunt’s got a Tardis. In fact, she has a couple of them.

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Date: 7/06/2015 13:53:15
From: Bubblecar
ID: 733671
Subject: re: June Chatting

AussieDJ said:


Bubblecar said:

>before returning to yesterday’s mountain of washing up

I was expecting someone to say: “You have a Tardis?”


My aunt’s got a Tardis. In fact, she has a couple of them.

It’s not everyone can boast a two-Tardis Aunt.

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Date: 7/06/2015 13:54:21
From: buffy
ID: 733672
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well, that was a bit of excitement for the town. I was picking greens outside and heard a bang. Thought, oh yes, the wind, the shed door. Then another one. That’s odd. And another one. And black smoke going up over the shops in the main street (behind us). I told Mr buffy those bangs were explosions. We thought it might have been at our friends’ shop, so Mr buffy went around to find out and help if necessary.

I checked VicEmergency…..great, loading slowly. Try going to faster text version. Not loading at all. Thank goodness for Bing emergency alert thingy. Non structure.

Turns out a semitrailer caught fire as it was going through town. I heard the tyres exploding. There is a vintage and veteran car rally going on around this district this weekend….they all just came past our place because the main street is temporarily closed. Got to watch them.

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Date: 7/06/2015 13:56:26
From: Bubblecar
ID: 733673
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Well, that was a bit of excitement for the town. I was picking greens outside and heard a bang. Thought, oh yes, the wind, the shed door. Then another one. That’s odd. And another one. And black smoke going up over the shops in the main street (behind us). I told Mr buffy those bangs were explosions. We thought it might have been at our friends’ shop, so Mr buffy went around to find out and help if necessary.

I checked VicEmergency…..great, loading slowly. Try going to faster text version. Not loading at all. Thank goodness for Bing emergency alert thingy. Non structure.

Turns out a semitrailer caught fire as it was going through town. I heard the tyres exploding. There is a vintage and veteran car rally going on around this district this weekend….they all just came past our place because the main street is temporarily closed. Got to watch them.

How did it catch fire?

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Date: 7/06/2015 14:02:26
From: btm
ID: 733674
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan, 1908. Dapper cyclist on the right, but he needs a bigger machine so he can get the bike to hold the basket. Always the horse shit in those days, all over the road

Thanks, Bubblecar. That’s one of the most interesting Shorpy photos you’ve posted. The building on the left (with clerks loafing in front of the “General Savings Bank” sign) has ads for different law, architecture, and real estate firms on almost every upper floor window. And that tangle of overhead wires is truly spectacular!

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Date: 7/06/2015 14:02:26
From: buffy
ID: 733675
Subject: re: June Chatting

I don’t know. I should pump Mr buffy for more information.

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Date: 7/06/2015 14:05:28
From: AussieDJ
ID: 733676
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


Bubblecar said:

… that tangle of overhead wires is truly spectacular!

Power lines one side of the street, phone (telegraph) the other.

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Date: 7/06/2015 14:08:06
From: AussieDJ
ID: 733677
Subject: re: June Chatting

Sorry, misquoted. It was btm who made the comment about the tangle of wires.

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Date: 7/06/2015 14:09:57
From: Bubblecar
ID: 733678
Subject: re: June Chatting

Glad you liked it. There are huge numbers of turn-of-the-century urban street views in Shorpy.

Now I’d better return to that washing up….

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Date: 7/06/2015 14:16:42
From: PermeateFree
ID: 733679
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan, 1908. Dapper cyclist on the right, but he needs a bigger machine so he can get the bike to hold the basket. Always the horse shit in those days, all over the road

Looks like a dusty, dirty, gem infested place. No wonder they’re all dead now.

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Date: 7/06/2015 14:16:43
From: AussieDJ
ID: 733680
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Glad you liked it. There are huge numbers of turn-of-the-century urban street views in Shorpy.

Now I’d better return to that washing up….


Yes, I discovered Shorpy some years ago,and have spent many hours browsing.

And I’d better get moving, too.

BBL.

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Date: 7/06/2015 14:35:25
From: buffy
ID: 733682
Subject: re: June Chatting

Mr buffy says it was the trailer on fire, so probably the brakes were the culprits.

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Date: 7/06/2015 14:38:46
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 733683
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hmmm… do you reckon he’d notice if I shifted them over to my side of the fence?…

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Date: 7/06/2015 14:44:11
From: PermeateFree
ID: 733684
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Hmmm… do you reckon he’d notice if I shifted them over to my side of the fence?…


You could make a Granny Flat, along with the means to get into town.

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Date: 7/06/2015 15:02:02
From: OCDC
ID: 733685
Subject: re: June Chatting

Goodbye overtime, hello new computer!

(Just got it home so posting from the old one which will probably work perfectly forever now.)

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Date: 7/06/2015 15:08:45
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 733686
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Goodbye overtime, hello new computer!

(Just got it home so posting from the old one which will probably work perfectly forever now.)

What did you get?

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Date: 7/06/2015 15:11:11
From: OCDC
ID: 733687
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:

OCDC said:
Goodbye overtime, hello new computer!

(Just got it home so posting from the old one which will probably work perfectly forever now.)

What did you get?
Acer aspire E15 quad-core 1TB, 16GB, 15.6”, DVD-writer (so many didn’t have optical drives – very frustrating).

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Date: 7/06/2015 15:14:08
From: jjjust moi
ID: 733688
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Peak Warming Man said:
OCDC said:
Goodbye overtime, hello new computer!

(Just got it home so posting from the old one which will probably work perfectly forever now.)

What did you get?
Acer aspire E15 quad-core 1TB, 16GB, 15.6”, DVD-writer (so many didn’t have optical drives – very frustrating).

That should fly.

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Date: 7/06/2015 15:27:17
From: buffy
ID: 733689
Subject: re: June Chatting

Went for a walk. Passed the stricken truck. It’s a potato truck. Looks like the tyres on the kerbside exploded. There are escaped potatoes.

I wonder when the next one is due and in which town. One tipped over in Casterton a couple of weeks ago. Lost a lot more potatoes than this one though.

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Date: 7/06/2015 15:30:26
From: OCDC
ID: 733690
Subject: re: June Chatting

And we’re working baby!

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Date: 7/06/2015 15:34:10
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 733691
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Went for a walk. Passed the stricken truck. It’s a potato truck. Looks like the tyres on the kerbside exploded. There are escaped potatoes.

I wonder when the next one is due and in which town. One tipped over in Casterton a couple of weeks ago. Lost a lot more potatoes than this one though.

Sounds like the potato transport contractor needs his trucks checked by the truck police.

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Date: 7/06/2015 15:34:24
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 733692
Subject: re: June Chatting

Thank you all for condolences.

wookiemeister is still here and we set off a rocket motor together in the garage.

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Date: 7/06/2015 15:34:30
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 733693
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


And we’re working baby!

What colour is it?

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Date: 7/06/2015 15:36:21
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 733694
Subject: re: June Chatting

mollwollfumble said:


Thank you all for condolences.

wookiemeister is still here and we set off a rocket motor together in the garage.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UKpZxM-c9w

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Date: 7/06/2015 15:37:10
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 733695
Subject: re: June Chatting

Sorry to hear your sad news Moll.

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Date: 7/06/2015 15:40:44
From: poikilotherm
ID: 733696
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Peak Warming Man said:
OCDC said:
Goodbye overtime, hello new computer!

(Just got it home so posting from the old one which will probably work perfectly forever now.)

What did you get?
Acer aspire E15 quad-core 1TB, 16GB, 15.6”, DVD-writer (so many didn’t have optical drives – very frustrating).

You still use your optical drive? How quaint.

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Date: 7/06/2015 15:49:44
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 733697
Subject: re: June Chatting

Did you see this Alex?

http://www.theage.com.au/national/education/cheating-scandal-sydney-university-to-review-medical-study-unit-20150606-ghi5d2.html

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Date: 7/06/2015 15:58:35
From: OCDC
ID: 733698
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:

Did you see this Alex?

http://www.theage.com.au/national/education/cheating-scandal-sydney-university-to-review-medical-study-unit-20150606-ghi5d2.html

I didn’t. Dear oh dear. Though I don’t see how repeating one year delays gradation by two…

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Date: 7/06/2015 15:59:36
From: sibeen
ID: 733699
Subject: re: June Chatting

My condolences, Molly.

I hope the next week or so isn’t going to be too stressful.

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Date: 7/06/2015 16:09:33
From: OCDC
ID: 733700
Subject: re: June Chatting

mollwollfumble said:

RIP mollwollfumble’s mother. I don’t think any forumites met her.

wookiemeister is on his way over here.

Very sorry to hear your news, molly.

Thinking of you and yours.

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Date: 7/06/2015 16:15:10
From: OCDC
ID: 733701
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Sims 3 is the sixth highest selling computer game.

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Date: 7/06/2015 16:29:42
From: captain_spalding
ID: 733702
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hey, moll, would you ask wookie what his involvement with the NBN is/was, please?

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Date: 7/06/2015 16:38:48
From: buffy
ID: 733703
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hey Alex! I seem to have missed something in my reading. When did they start talking about inflammation in terms of inflammasomes? I understand the concept (dumbed down information in SciAm and then a quick look here….

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3807999/

but I hadn’t heard the term until very recently. One of the refs in that paper is 2002. I’m sure I’ve done updates since then on inflammation of the eye and not come across it.

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Date: 7/06/2015 16:45:53
From: dv
ID: 733705
Subject: re: June Chatting

I don’t think the Sims is really a game.

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Date: 7/06/2015 16:48:26
From: OCDC
ID: 733706
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Hey Alex! I seem to have missed something in my reading. When did they start talking about inflammation in terms of inflammasomes? I understand the concept (dumbed down information in SciAm and then a quick look here….

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3807999/

but I hadn’t heard the term until very recently. One of the refs in that paper is 2002. I’m sure I’ve done updates since then on inflammation of the eye and not come across it.

Yonks ago. I think it was around 2002, not much earlier.

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Date: 7/06/2015 16:49:24
From: captain_spalding
ID: 733707
Subject: re: June Chatting

Uh-oh, dog-walking time.

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Date: 7/06/2015 16:59:05
From: Bubblecar
ID: 733709
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


I don’t think the Sims is really a game.

No-one gets killed?

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Date: 7/06/2015 16:59:47
From: OCDC
ID: 733710
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:

dv said:
I don’t think the Sims is really a game.
No-one gets killed?
Killing people is one of the funnest parts.

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Date: 7/06/2015 17:01:38
From: Bubblecar
ID: 733712
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Bubblecar said:
dv said:
I don’t think the Sims is really a game.
No-one gets killed?
Killing people is one of the funnest parts.

Ah. I’m a gaming monk.

Only game I really play is Thief, and I never kill anyone in that. Unless I’m practising my archery, but those exercises never get saved.

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Date: 7/06/2015 17:05:45
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 733713
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


Hey, moll, would you ask wookie what his involvement with the NBN is/was, please?

He observed other people installing it, and hates the way that they did the installation. Things like cutting the optical fibres with scissors, and placing the outlet above the kitchen sink.

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Date: 7/06/2015 17:08:38
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 733714
Subject: re: June Chatting

Oh the games people play now
Every night and every day now
Never meaning what they say now
Never saying what they mean

And they wile away the hours
In their ivory towers
Till they’re covered up with flowers
In the back of a black limousine

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Date: 7/06/2015 17:09:01
From: dv
ID: 733715
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


dv said:

I don’t think the Sims is really a game.

No-one gets killed?

No one gets killed in Euchre but that is a game.

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Date: 7/06/2015 17:09:49
From: buffy
ID: 733716
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


buffy said:
Hey Alex! I seem to have missed something in my reading. When did they start talking about inflammation in terms of inflammasomes? I understand the concept (dumbed down information in SciAm and then a quick look here….

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3807999/

but I hadn’t heard the term until very recently. One of the refs in that paper is 2002. I’m sure I’ve done updates since then on inflammation of the eye and not come across it.

Yonks ago. I think it was around 2002, not much earlier.

Thanks. I can’t find anything really in the ophthalmic literature. PubMed searching just takes me to the really esoteric research levels. And most of the explanation papers are around 2007 to 2008. I’ll take particular notice at the next conference I go to. As a non therapeutic optometrist I don’t actually have to know what goes on at the cellular level, but I’m a bit surprised I missed the term because I read several journals. Mayhaps I’ve been concentrating on the clinical and missing the research level. It doesn’t really make any difference to the treatment. Yet.

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Date: 7/06/2015 17:10:48
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 733717
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


Hey, moll, would you ask wookie what his involvement with the NBN is/was, please?

He observed other people installing it, and hates the way that they did the installation. Things like cutting the optical fibres with scissors, and placing the outlet above the kitchen sink.

Oh yes, and running the cable in through the wall at a downward angle to ensure that the rain seeps in.

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Date: 7/06/2015 17:59:01
From: Bubblecar
ID: 733720
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dinner is leftovers, but pretty damn good leftovers.

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Date: 7/06/2015 17:59:05
From: AwesomeO
ID: 733721
Subject: re: June Chatting

This may be great or crap. Loses points immediately for me with Napoleon coming up short.

SECRET LIFE OF
Henry VIII

6pm – 6.30pmSBS 2Tonight
This is a cheeky and provocative new biography series that deliciously dishes dirt on icons of the past. Think Napoleon, Catherine the Great, and Casanova. Then take the visual appeal of Entertainment Tonight, throw in a little Monty Python humour and subject it all to rigorous historical accuracy. The result? A rare glimpse into the rarified world of the rich, famous and scandalous. Did Henry VIII really please all those wives? Did Napoleon come up short in more ways than one? And how did Marie Antoinette navigate her way to the bathroom? This program will attempt to answer these intriguing questions.

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Date: 7/06/2015 18:09:35
From: Woodie
ID: 733722
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:

No one gets killed in Euchre but that is a game.

Not unless you lead with the wrong suit!

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Date: 7/06/2015 18:15:13
From: sibeen
ID: 733723
Subject: re: June Chatting

Woodie said:


dv said:

No one gets killed in Euchre but that is a game.

Not unless you lead with the wrong suit!

I was thinking of the euchre I played in pubs many years ago and was thinking the same thing.

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Date: 7/06/2015 18:16:38
From: captain_spalding
ID: 733724
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ah, i thought he might have been a techie with them or something.

I’ve been engaged in correspondence with NBN Co., trying to get some straight answers about NBN roll-out in our area.

After about a month of back-and-forth, i’ve decided to stop speaking with the monkeys, and talk to the organ-grinder.

I’ve asked both the Minister for Communications and the Minister for Industry to please enquire on my behalf.

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Date: 7/06/2015 18:28:28
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 733725
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


Ah, i thought he might have been a techie with them or something.

I’ve been engaged in correspondence with NBN Co., trying to get some straight answers about NBN roll-out in our area.

After about a month of back-and-forth, i’ve decided to stop speaking with the monkeys, and talk to the organ-grinder.

I’ve asked both the Minister for Communications and the Minister for Industry to please enquire on my behalf.

You could have asked me.

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Date: 7/06/2015 18:35:17
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733727
Subject: re: June Chatting

mollwollfumble said:


captain_spalding said:

Hey, moll, would you ask wookie what his involvement with the NBN is/was, please?

He observed other people installing it, and hates the way that they did the installation. Things like cutting the optical fibres with scissors, and placing the outlet above the kitchen sink.


I was installing into people’s homes ( the worst job because you are buggerising around drilling holes in asbestos and hanging heavy batteries off fragile and elderly gyprock, not to mention working alone in roof cavities)

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Date: 7/06/2015 18:53:48
From: poikilotherm
ID: 733728
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


This may be great or crap. Loses points immediately for me with Napoleon coming up short.

Punny.

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Date: 7/06/2015 18:54:07
From: dv
ID: 733729
Subject: re: June Chatting

Woodie said:


dv said:

No one gets killed in Euchre but that is a game.

Not unless you lead with the wrong suit!

I take it you are Euchrecore

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Date: 7/06/2015 18:54:44
From: OCDC
ID: 733730
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peat has RAM envy.

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Date: 7/06/2015 18:56:47
From: Dropbear
ID: 733732
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Woodie said:

dv said:

No one gets killed in Euchre but that is a game.

Not unless you lead with the wrong suit!

I take it you are Euchrecore

EuchreWOTM8

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Date: 7/06/2015 18:58:11
From: dv
ID: 733733
Subject: re: June Chatting

There were two cats, one French, one English, called Un Deux Trois and One Two Three.

They both tried to swim across a lake. One Two Three made it across okay but unfortunately Un Deux Trois cat sank

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Date: 7/06/2015 18:59:23
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 733734
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


There were two cats, one French, one English, called Un Deux Trois and One Two Three.

They both tried to swim across a lake. One Two Three made it across okay but unfortunately Un Deux Trois cat sank

claps politely

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Date: 7/06/2015 18:59:42
From: AussieDJ
ID: 733735
Subject: re: June Chatting

File under Department of Groan, or Dad Joke. :)

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:00:10
From: dv
ID: 733736
Subject: re: June Chatting

The first wingsuit

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=FBN3xfGrx_U

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:02:25
From: OCDC
ID: 733738
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:

There were two cats, one French, one English, called Un Deux Trois and One Two Three.

They both tried to swim across a lake. One Two Three made it across okay but unfortunately Un Deux Trois cat sank

One of my patients told me that a month or so ago, but it was just three French cats, Un, Deux and Trois.

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:06:21
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733740
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


There were two cats, one French, one English, called Un Deux Trois and One Two Three.

They both tried to swim across a lake. One Two Three made it across okay but unfortunately Un Deux Trois cat sank


they should have caught a chinese ferry instead

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:16:05
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733742
Subject: re: June Chatting

‘Paradise awaits … you’ll be happy’: Young Australians are enticed with offers of a ‘holiday’ in Turkey by terrorist recruiters

One of the recruiting operations, which is understood to be headed by Australian Islamic State poster boy Mohamed Elomar, are luring the potential jihadists into a hotel in the city, Mus, in eastern Turkey – 300km from the Syrian border, The Herald Sun reported.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3113869/Paradise-awaits-ll-happy-Young-Australians-enticed-offers-holiday-Turkey-terrorist-recruiters.html#ixzz3cMl98vCF

I hope its better than the hotel I stayed at run by ISIS , the room service was appalling

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:19:05
From: AwesomeO
ID: 733743
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


‘Paradise awaits … you’ll be happy’: Young Australians are enticed with offers of a ‘holiday’ in Turkey by terrorist recruiters

One of the recruiting operations, which is understood to be headed by Australian Islamic State poster boy Mohamed Elomar, are luring the potential jihadists into a hotel in the city, Mus, in eastern Turkey – 300km from the Syrian border, The Herald Sun reported.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3113869/Paradise-awaits-ll-happy-Young-Australians-enticed-offers-holiday-Turkey-terrorist-recruiters.html#ixzz3cMl98vCF

I hope its better than the hotel I stayed at run by ISIS , the room service was appalling


You have to give credit to whoever is in charge of ISIS media and public relations department. They are ahead of the game in social media, on line recruitment and a glossy high production values magazine that is the coffee table publication for aspiring nobbers.

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:21:55
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733744
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


wookiemeister said:

‘Paradise awaits … you’ll be happy’: Young Australians are enticed with offers of a ‘holiday’ in Turkey by terrorist recruiters

One of the recruiting operations, which is understood to be headed by Australian Islamic State poster boy Mohamed Elomar, are luring the potential jihadists into a hotel in the city, Mus, in eastern Turkey – 300km from the Syrian border, The Herald Sun reported.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3113869/Paradise-awaits-ll-happy-Young-Australians-enticed-offers-holiday-Turkey-terrorist-recruiters.html#ixzz3cMl98vCF

I hope its better than the hotel I stayed at run by ISIS , the room service was appalling


You have to give credit to whoever is in charge of ISIS media and public relations department. They are ahead of the game in social media, on line recruitment and a glossy high production values magazine that is the coffee table publication for aspiring nobbers.


I would have wiped them off the face of the planet months ago if I had my way

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:24:14
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 733745
Subject: re: June Chatting

The left find it difficult to criticise ISIS, it’s as if their heart’s not in it.
I think it’s because they see a little bit of their roots in the movement, violent revolution against the establishment.

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:24:26
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733746
Subject: re: June Chatting

in face of what ISIS has been doing the Geneva convention might have to be suspended – the whole prisoners thing isn’t going to work. if one cancer cell survives from ISIS then the problem will start all over again. the characters in ISIS that are back living over here might have to be quickly spirited away

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:24:40
From: furious
ID: 733747
Subject: re: June Chatting

Nuke the entire site from orbit. It’s the only way to be sure…

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:26:42
From: AwesomeO
ID: 733749
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


The left find it difficult to criticise ISIS, it’s as if their heart’s not in it.
I think it’s because they see a little bit of their roots in the movement, violent revolution against the establishment.

So long as it is anti west.

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:27:25
From: Dropbear
ID: 733750
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


dv said:
There were two cats, one French, one English, called Un Deux Trois and One Two Three.

They both tried to swim across a lake. One Two Three made it across okay but unfortunately Un Deux Trois cat sank

One of my patients told me that a month or so ago, but it was just three French cats, Un, Deux and Trois.

If it’s a shit joke then brevity is appreciated

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:27:34
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733751
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


The left find it difficult to criticise ISIS, it’s as if their heart’s not in it.
I think it’s because they see a little bit of their roots in the movement, violent revolution against the establishment.

any fundamentalist organisation is a problem because everything is black and white

the storm troopers of the Weimar republic tried taking over – that’s how hitler ended up in gaol but being a former spy for the german army and with his interests being so closely aligned he got a slap on the wrist.

they need to unleash the drones and have free fire zones

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:28:32
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733752
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • I would have wiped them off the face of the planet months ago if I had my way

Nuke the entire site from orbit. It’s the only way to be sure…


self propelled guns

scout vehicles protecting them

drone surveillance

recon moves forward and spots targets

but the highways must be shut down

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:28:57
From: furious
ID: 733753
Subject: re: June Chatting

Conspiracy theorists believe many outlandish things but if they are even the smallest bit right about governments and false flag crap then the powers that be are praying that ISIS do get nukes so they can retaliate in kind…

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:31:48
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733754
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • in face of what ISIS has been doing the Geneva convention might have to be suspended – the whole prisoners thing isn’t going to work. if one cancer cell survives from ISIS then the problem will start all over again. the characters in ISIS that are back living over here might have to be quickly spirited away

Conspiracy theorists believe many outlandish things but if they are even the smallest bit right about governments and false flag crap then the powers that be are praying that ISIS do get nukes so they can retaliate in kind…


no one wants to use nuclear bombs – they are too wasteful – large tracts of land get poisoned

the one idea was to use nuclear bombs to clear beach heads on the Japanese coast, after the bomb has wiped out the surviving Japanese regiments in their bunkers and machine gun nests you can land the army and move kilometres inland without resistance

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:33:17
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 733755
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:

no one wants to use nuclear bombs – they are too wasteful – large tracts of land get poisoned

That’s why the neutron bomb was invented.

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:33:24
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733756
Subject: re: June Chatting

the best thing they could do over here now is to round up known ISIS supporters over here rip their passports up and send them to turkey then knock them in Istanbul when they meet their handlers

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:33:53
From: furious
ID: 733757
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m not sure that would be a consideration in this instance…

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:35:19
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733758
Subject: re: June Chatting

I don’t like any kind of nuclear device

when you set one off you kill millions of animals not just humans. birds, beetles, ants etc

a nuclear bomb is a fuck you to the world

the father of pakistans bomb was running around the world selling nuclear secrets – they should have taken him out the moment they could

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:37:15
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733759
Subject: re: June Chatting

the best deterrent are nuclear armed subs though, they can retaliate in kind after any kind of nuclear attack, if the western world gets attacked with nuclear devices – terrorists or states known to have been involved you’ll see a wave of retaliation

the british have always retained the nuclear option regardless what the present conditions are

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:37:58
From: dv
ID: 733760
Subject: re: June Chatting

Some movie about The Four Season.

I used to love to make you cry.
It made me feel like a man inside.

That’s mean.

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:39:02
From: dv
ID: 733761
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


dv said:
There were two cats, one French, one English, called Un Deux Trois and One Two Three.

They both tried to swim across a lake. One Two Three made it across okay but unfortunately Un Deux Trois cat sank

One of my patients told me that a month or so ago, but it was just three French cats, Un, Deux and Trois.

Which version do you prefer

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:40:05
From: OCDC
ID: 733762
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:

OCDC said:
dv said:
There were two cats, one French, one English, called Un Deux Trois and One Two Three.

They both tried to swim across a lake. One Two Three made it across okay but unfortunately Un Deux Trois cat sank

One of my patients told me that a month or so ago, but it was just three French cats, Un, Deux and Trois.
Which version do you prefer
Not yours.

BTW I arksed my sister today, and she uses the same cation/anion pneumonic.

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:41:30
From: dv
ID: 733763
Subject: re: June Chatting

So there are two people with positive feelings towards cats. Weird.

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:42:52
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 733764
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


So there are two people with positive feelings towards cats. Weird.

Cats are like Alex. But less evil.

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:44:00
From: OCDC
ID: 733766
Subject: re: June Chatting

Three.

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:44:39
From: furious
ID: 733767
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cats are communists…

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:45:39
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 733768
Subject: re: June Chatting

So are you a dog-person DV or do you find all pets perplexing?

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:45:57
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733769
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • Cats are like Alex. But less evil.

Cats are communists…


I don’t think so – cats are self centred – they strike me as capitalists – hence “the fat cats”

dogs would be communists

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:46:12
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733770
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


So are you a dog-person DV or do you find all pets perplexing?

furious doesn’t like animals

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:47:16
From: furious
ID: 733771
Subject: re: June Chatting

By communist I meant “red”…

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:47:51
From: furious
ID: 733772
Subject: re: June Chatting

Thanks for noticing…

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:47:52
From: Bubblecar
ID: 733773
Subject: re: June Chatting

…but unfortunately Eins Zwei Drei Vier Fünf.

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Date: 7/06/2015 19:51:13
From: Bubblecar
ID: 733774
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tonight:

DINOSAURS: THE HUNT FOR LIFE
.
Sunday 7th June at 8:35 pm (60 minutes)

Dinosaurs – The Hunt For Life: As part of SBS’s Jurassic Apocalypse Season, this documentary meets the dinosaur detectives who are searching for exciting new evidence about some of the greatest animals that ever lived – before it’s too late. Dinosaur scientists are on brink of putting flesh and blood on the bones of the biggest killer to ever stalk the earth – the Tyrannosaurus Rex. Blood cells belonging to the world’s most frightening predator have been discovered in the fossilized leg bone of a huge Tyrannosaurus Rex. With the extraordinary new scientific techniques they have developed, palaeontologists are making incredible discoveries, sometimes rewriting the history of a single skeleton. (From the UK) (Documentary) G CC

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:01:21
From: SCIENCE
ID: 733775
Subject: re: June Chatting

// cat

doesn’t really sound correct at all

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:02:10
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733776
Subject: re: June Chatting

The simple jab that could cure glaucoma: Tiny pliable tube injected into the eye allows excess fluid to drain out to relieve pressure

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-3113875/The-simple-jab-cure-glaucoma-Tiny-pliable-tube-injected-eye-allows-excess-fluid-drain-relieve-pressure.html#ixzz3cMx101SH
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Date: 7/06/2015 20:06:37
From: buffy
ID: 733777
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


The simple jab that could cure glaucoma: Tiny pliable tube injected into the eye allows excess fluid to drain out to relieve pressure

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-3113875/The-simple-jab-cure-glaucoma-Tiny-pliable-tube-injected-eye-allows-excess-fluid-drain-relieve-pressure.html#ixzz3cMx101SH
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Molteno tubes block up. This will probably do the same, I expect.

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:08:08
From: dv
ID: 733778
Subject: re: June Chatting

I don’t find pets perplexing.

I would not call myself a dog person but at least I can understand the appeal of a dog: loyal, fun, entertaining, trainable etc.

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:08:11
From: Skeptic Pete
ID: 733779
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hello

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:08:46
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733780
Subject: re: June Chatting

Skeptic Pete said:


Hello

hello sailor

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:09:08
From: buffy
ID: 733781
Subject: re: June Chatting

Can someone with normal internets please see if Photobucket is active at the moment. I can’t log in, but we are exceedingly slow tonight and it might just be that.

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:09:38
From: dv
ID: 733782
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


…but unfortunately Eins Zwei Drei Vier Fünf.

Workshop. Maybe dry fear?

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:09:45
From: sibeen
ID: 733783
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


OCDC said:

dv said:
There were two cats, one French, one English, called Un Deux Trois and One Two Three.

They both tried to swim across a lake. One Two Three made it across okay but unfortunately Un Deux Trois cat sank

One of my patients told me that a month or so ago, but it was just three French cats, Un, Deux and Trois.

Which version do you prefer

As I’ll admit to not understanding the joke neither do it for me.

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:10:52
From: OCDC
ID: 733785
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:

dv said:
OCDC said:
One of my patients told me that a month or so ago, but it was just three French cats, Un, Deux and Trois.
Which version do you prefer
As I’ll admit to not understanding the joke neither do it for me.
I see we have the blue bus crowd again…

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:10:56
From: buffy
ID: 733786
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


dv said:

OCDC said:

One of my patients told me that a month or so ago, but it was just three French cats, Un, Deux and Trois.

Which version do you prefer

As I’ll admit to not understanding the joke neither do it for me.

It’s audio….say it out loud sibeen.

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:12:27
From: sibeen
ID: 733787
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


sibeen said:

dv said:

Which version do you prefer

As I’ll admit to not understanding the joke neither do it for me.

It’s audio….say it out loud sibeen.

I tried that. Is it meant to be undertow?

If so, that sucks.

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:12:35
From: furious
ID: 733788
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/photobucket.com

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:13:01
From: Bubblecar
ID: 733789
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Can someone with normal internets please see if Photobucket is active at the moment. I can’t log in, but we are exceedingly slow tonight and it might just be that.

Works for me buffy.

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:13:13
From: buffy
ID: 733790
Subject: re: June Chatting

It’s counting to five in French. But you may have learnt German, like I did….

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:13:56
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 733791
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


sibeen said:
dv said:
Which version do you prefer
As I’ll admit to not understanding the joke neither do it for me.
I see we have the blue bus crowd again…

Yep, honestly some people, sheesh.
I’m not going to explain it for him.

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:14:34
From: sibeen
ID: 733792
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

It’s counting to five in French. But you may have learnt German, like I did….

Latin here.

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:14:35
From: Bubblecar
ID: 733793
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Bubblecar said:

…but unfortunately Eins Zwei Drei Vier Fünf.

Workshop. Maybe dry fear?

Maybe but my version was just: “but unfortunately Eins Zwei Drei Vier Fünf”, i.e., it’s unfortunate that there’s no joke in those numbers.

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:14:59
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 733794
Subject: re: June Chatting

Skeptic Pete said:


Hello

What do you want.

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:15:23
From: AwesomeO
ID: 733795
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


buffy said:

It’s counting to five in French. But you may have learnt German, like I did….

Latin here.

Renaissance or Roman?

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:16:07
From: furious
ID: 733796
Subject: re: June Chatting

Driver, where you taking us?

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:16:23
From: sibeen
ID: 733797
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


sibeen said:

buffy said:

It’s counting to five in French. But you may have learnt German, like I did….

Latin here.

Renaissance or Roman?

Vulgar :)

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:17:26
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733798
Subject: re: June Chatting

if I had the time and money I’d learn latin and then go to Italy and argue with taxi drivers

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:18:03
From: Bubblecar
ID: 733799
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Renaissance or Roman?

LWL (lavatory wall Latin).

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:18:19
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733800
Subject: re: June Chatting

the only reason anyone learns another language is to argue with taxi drivers

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:19:38
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733801
Subject: re: June Chatting

How Turing solved the enigma of Solitaire: Codebreaker’s letter to girl, 8, explains how to crack the game (and here it is for anyone who’s lost their marbles trying to solve it)

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:24:42
From: Skeptic Pete
ID: 733802
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Skeptic Pete said:

Hello

What do you want.

Just because I no longer own a boat is no reason to treat me with such disrespect.

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:25:18
From: Dropbear
ID: 733803
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


if I had the time and money I’d learn latin and then go to Italy and argue with taxi drivers

I hate to break it to you

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:25:46
From: sibeen
ID: 733804
Subject: re: June Chatting

Skeptic Pete said:


Peak Warming Man said:

Skeptic Pete said:

Hello

What do you want.

Just because I no longer own a boat is no reason to treat me with such disrespect.

Peter, it’s OK, I’ve always treated you with disrespect.

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:26:14
From: Skeptic Pete
ID: 733805
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


wookiemeister said:

if I had the time and money I’d learn latin and then go to Italy and argue with taxi drivers

I hate to break it to you

I’d like to learn Latin and go to the Vatican and argue theology with the pope.

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:26:54
From: Skeptic Pete
ID: 733806
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Skeptic Pete said:

Peak Warming Man said:

What do you want.

Just because I no longer own a boat is no reason to treat me with such disrespect.

Peter, it’s OK, I’ve always treated you with disrespect.

I’ve come to expect that from people with unpronounceable names.

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:27:07
From: Dropbear
ID: 733807
Subject: re: June Chatting

Skeptic Pete said:


Dropbear said:

wookiemeister said:

if I had the time and money I’d learn latin and then go to Italy and argue with taxi drivers

I hate to break it to you

I’d like to learn Latin and go to the Vatican and argue theology with the pope.

He’s a smart cookie and an ex bouncer. I don’t like your chances

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:28:00
From: AwesomeO
ID: 733808
Subject: re: June Chatting

Skeptic Pete said:


Dropbear said:

wookiemeister said:

if I had the time and money I’d learn latin and then go to Italy and argue with taxi drivers

I hate to break it to you

I’d like to learn Latin and go to the Vatican and argue theology with the pope.

Did so!

Did not!

Did so!

Nuh uh!

Did!

Didn’t!

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:28:54
From: Skeptic Pete
ID: 733809
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Skeptic Pete said:

Dropbear said:

I hate to break it to you

I’d like to learn Latin and go to the Vatican and argue theology with the pope.

He’s a smart cookie and an ex bouncer. I don’t like your chances

studied chemistry didn’t he?

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:28:56
From: OCDC
ID: 733810
Subject: re: June Chatting

Skeptic Pete said:

sibeen said:
Skeptic Pete said:
Just because I no longer own a boat is no reason to treat me with such disrespect.
Peter, it’s OK, I’ve always treated you with disrespect.
I’ve come to expect that from people with unpronounceable names.

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:29:28
From: Skeptic Pete
ID: 733811
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:

Did so!

Did not!

Did so!

Nuh uh!

Did!

Didn’t!

Pretty much.

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:29:44
From: Dropbear
ID: 733812
Subject: re: June Chatting

Skeptic Pete said:


Dropbear said:

Skeptic Pete said:

I’d like to learn Latin and go to the Vatican and argue theology with the pope.

He’s a smart cookie and an ex bouncer. I don’t like your chances

studied chemistry didn’t he?

So Facebook talks me and I’ve learned to always believe what I read on there

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:30:16
From: Skeptic Pete
ID: 733813
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Skeptic Pete said:
sibeen said:
Peter, it’s OK, I’ve always treated you with disrespect.
I’ve come to expect that from people with unpronounceable names.

Your family has too many consonants and not enough vowels.

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:30:24
From: Bubblecar
ID: 733814
Subject: re: June Chatting

Skeptic Pete said:


I’d like to learn Latin and go to the Vatican and argue theology with the pope.

He’d smite you with his magic smitre.

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:31:10
From: Skeptic Pete
ID: 733815
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Skeptic Pete said:

I’d like to learn Latin and go to the Vatican and argue theology with the pope.

He’d smite you with his magic smitre.

I would wield my Sheild of Skepticism.

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:33:08
From: Skeptic Pete
ID: 733816
Subject: re: June Chatting

Skeptic Pete said:


Bubblecar said:

Skeptic Pete said:

I’d like to learn Latin and go to the Vatican and argue theology with the pope.

He’d smite you with his magic smitre.

I would wield my Sheild of Skepticism.

SHIELD!

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:33:41
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 733817
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:

I would not call myself a dog person but at least I can understand the appeal of a dog: loyal, fun, entertaining, trainable etc.

Cats can be loyal, fun. entertaining and can be trained in some cases. And you cannot help but feel special when such an independent animal shows you how much it loves you.

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:36:06
From: Skeptic Pete
ID: 733818
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


dv said:

I would not call myself a dog person but at least I can understand the appeal of a dog: loyal, fun, entertaining, trainable etc.

Cats can be loyal, fun. entertaining and can be trained in some cases. And you cannot help but feel special when such an independent animal shows you how much it loves you.

if you love cats so much you really should be on Facebook.

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:36:38
From: AwesomeO
ID: 733819
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


dv said:

I would not call myself a dog person but at least I can understand the appeal of a dog: loyal, fun, entertaining, trainable etc.

Cats can be loyal, fun. entertaining and can be trained in some cases. And you cannot help but feel special when such an independent animal shows you how much it loves you.

Love? Cats go where the food is, don’t feed it and see how long it hangs around. And dogs, I am not sure what you call pack attachments and love may as be as good a word as any, but still sounds dodgy.

Frigging dolphin pack rapists.

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:37:22
From: Skeptic Pete
ID: 733820
Subject: re: June Chatting

dinosaurs

bye

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:39:07
From: furious
ID: 733821
Subject: re: June Chatting

Replace “cats” with any other creature and that sentence still holds true…

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:44:29
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 733822
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:

Love? Cats go where the food is, don’t feed it and see how long it hangs around. And dogs, I am not sure what you call pack attachments and love may as be as good a word as any, but still sounds dodgy.

My cat didn’t eat for four days when, while away, I had to put him in a cat-motel so it can’t be all about food.

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:48:35
From: AwesomeO
ID: 733823
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hey droppy does Witcher 3 have a fps view? And I have seen some reeeallly impressive graphics on YouTube, cut scenes or in game stuff? If in game it is pretty bloody amazing.

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:52:49
From: Rule 303
ID: 733824
Subject: re: June Chatting

I think it’ possibly a mistake for American manufacturers to use imperial measurements when they advertise in Australia.

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Date: 7/06/2015 20:56:17
From: furious
ID: 733825
Subject: re: June Chatting

I don’t know if it causes issues with their sales but I also find it annoying when they don’t bother to fix their spelling in the Australian market…

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Date: 7/06/2015 21:04:57
From: Rule 303
ID: 733826
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

I don’t know if it causes issues with their sales but I also find it annoying when they don’t bother to fix their spelling in the Australian market…

I doubt they would even be aware their spelling is wrong to start with.

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Date: 7/06/2015 21:13:21
From: Divine Angel
ID: 733827
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


furious said:
I don’t know if it causes issues with their sales but I also find it annoying when they don’t bother to fix their spelling in the Australian market…

I doubt they would even be aware their spelling is wrong to start with.

on the other hand I know several copywriters who americanise their spelling even for an Australian market.

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Date: 7/06/2015 21:14:08
From: OCDC
ID: 733828
Subject: re: June Chatting

DA – I finally re-system restored my computer and watched Survivor finale.

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Date: 7/06/2015 21:15:56
From: Divine Angel
ID: 733829
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m happy with the outcome.

My boss rang me last week re my return to work. She also mentioned she wants to hold Survivor-style games in the stores and asked me to think up challenges. I suppose I should get onto that…

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Date: 7/06/2015 21:18:35
From: OCDC
ID: 733830
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:

I’m happy with the outcome.

My boss rang me last week re my return to work. She also mentioned she wants to hold Survivor-style games in the stores and asked me to think up challenges. I suppose I should get onto that…

Yeah, he totes deserved it.

Better peruse all the challenges for those that required medics…

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Date: 7/06/2015 22:31:16
From: pommiejohn
ID: 733837
Subject: re: June Chatting

Everyone gone to bed?

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Date: 7/06/2015 22:31:59
From: furious
ID: 733839
Subject: re: June Chatting

Not me…

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Date: 7/06/2015 22:34:47
From: pommiejohn
ID: 733840
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • Everyone gone to bed?

Not me…

Looks like I’ll be up for a while. Mrs P’s father’s just been taken to hospital so she’s driven off to take her mother there.

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Date: 7/06/2015 22:37:04
From: furious
ID: 733841
Subject: re: June Chatting

That ain’t no good…

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Date: 7/06/2015 22:37:09
From: Rule 303
ID: 733842
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


Everyone gone to bed?

I’m enjoying the (previously unexplored) hilarity of a Facebook page called ‘Shit Brick Fences of Melbourne’.

The guys’s a freaking comedy genius.

:-)

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Date: 7/06/2015 22:40:45
From: pommiejohn
ID: 733843
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • Looks like I’ll be up for a while. Mrs P’s father’s just been taken to hospital so she’s driven off to take her mother there.

That ain’t no good…

A bit of a worry. He’s 89 with multiple myeloma ( so a compromised immune system) and he’s got a chest infection.

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Date: 7/06/2015 22:45:27
From: pommiejohn
ID: 733844
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


pommiejohn said:

Everyone gone to bed?

I’m enjoying the (previously unexplored) hilarity of a Facebook page called ‘Shit Brick Fences of Melbourne’.

The guys’s a freaking comedy genius.

:-)

Thanks for the heads up. A bit of gold in there. :)

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Date: 7/06/2015 23:12:23
From: Rule 303
ID: 733845
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:

Thanks for the heads up. A bit of gold in there. :)

“These are the last remaining scraps of an ancient Mayan temple recently discovered in Footscray West.”

ROFL.

Been a while since I laughed until I cried.

:-)

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Date: 7/06/2015 23:30:13
From: AussieDJ
ID: 733846
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


pommiejohn said:
Thanks for the heads up. A bit of gold in there. :)

“These are the last remaining scraps of an ancient Mayan temple recently discovered in Footscray West.”

ROFL.

Been a while since I laughed until I cried.

:-)


It does a body good to do that.

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Date: 7/06/2015 23:35:09
From: wookiemeister
ID: 733847
Subject: re: June Chatting

when I was a teenager I started working as an assistant to the engineers on building sites

one day after many varied accidents/ injuries a huge concrete slab had fallen off the side of a car park we were using to build a building next to it, knocked off by a forklift touching the concrete barrier to stop cars falling off the side of the building. when they built the car park they never put enough steel in and as a result the wall was secured by two tiny pins of steel.

after running down to the side of the building where a calamity was unfolding, I found the slab had hit and bounced off a mini van below, the blokes chin was buried in his chest, and tradies were carefully using angle grinders to cut the frame apart waiting for the ambulance.

things didn’t look good – the fellah was taken away and I’m told he survived

so anyway – I was then tasked to go across the entire site and find anything dangerous, dutifully I scoured the whole place – scaling up the side of the scaffolding (in those days you could do what you liked), like a giant monkey bar game except maybe 5 stories up in the air, if you slipped I guess you could fall to your death but the human body is very good at this kind of monkey puzzle and a fall unlikely)

I wandered around on the roof, nothing seemingly out of place and discovered a long section of double wall had been built recently. as I put my foot on the top of the wall a large section maybe 20m or so long swayed – when they had built the walls from brick the two walls had never been tied together or secured to anything else – so just another problem waiting to happen with someone waiting to be crushed to death

I discovered a stairwell I had never gone down, no lights, so I carefully made my way in , eyes adjusting to the darkness. looking around and walking I quickly noticed something coming at me in the darkness and I instinctively flinched away – some maniac had left a section of scaffolding jutting out at head height AND had cut off with a grinder leaving a sharp jagged edge to it – major problem.

rushing back to the major boss that had sent me out I tried telling him about this job that really needed doing right now ie being removed but he wouldn’t listen. I forgot all about it until a few hours later when I saw him again. after dismissing me , he had gone out himself on the building site not listening to any of my danger points and had walked face into the very piece of scaffold I had warned him about cutting his lip open and leaving it bruised and bleeding.

in those days alcohol was not strictly allowed on site – that was frowned upon BUT to be pissed on site wasn’t a problem , there were a few times when I was a little tipsy from lunch but after a short time I realised that being pissed on a building site probably wasn’t a good thing – the only ones always pissed on site were the drunks that worked to fund their habit. the safety officer had scaffolding thrown at him from the top of the building if he showed his face I was told.

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Date: 7/06/2015 23:35:10
From: Rule 303
ID: 733848
Subject: re: June Chatting

AussieDJ said:

It does a body good to do that.

It does. I have made a few people do it this week, and they all seem to go into a state of euphoria afterwards.

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Date: 7/06/2015 23:51:08
From: dv
ID: 733849
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


dv said:

Bubblecar said:

…but unfortunately Eins Zwei Drei Vier Fünf.

Workshop. Maybe dry fear?

Maybe but my version was just: “but unfortunately Eins Zwei Drei Vier Fünf”, i.e., it’s unfortunate that there’s no joke in those numbers.

That is unfortunate.

You might like another joke I read today, about some fellow who was taking his girlfriend to a “prom”. He went to florist but there was a huge line for the flowers so that cost him an hour. He went to get an outfit but there was also a long tuxedo line. Then he went to pick up his car but there was a very long car line. But eventually he got through it all and collected his girlfriend and they had a lovely dance and he went to get them some punch but fortunately there was no punch line.

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Date: 7/06/2015 23:52:07
From: roughbarked
ID: 733850
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


dv said:

I would not call myself a dog person but at least I can understand the appeal of a dog: loyal, fun, entertaining, trainable etc.

Cats can be loyal, fun. entertaining and can be trained in some cases. And you cannot help but feel special when such an independent animal shows you how much it loves you.

sucked in.

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Date: 7/06/2015 23:53:08
From: kii
ID: 733851
Subject: re: June Chatting

It’s quite sad and confusing when the water from the cold tap is lukewarm.

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Date: 7/06/2015 23:53:13
From: roughbarked
ID: 733852
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • Cats go where the food is, don’t feed it and see how long it hangs around.

Replace “cats” with any other creature and that sentence still holds true…

It is why the dog sat on the tuckerbox. Waiting for somebody to open it.

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Date: 7/06/2015 23:55:32
From: tauto
ID: 733853
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

dv said:

I would not call myself a dog person but at least I can understand the appeal of a dog: loyal, fun, entertaining, trainable etc.

Cats can be loyal, fun. entertaining and can be trained in some cases. And you cannot help but feel special when such an independent animal shows you how much it loves you.

sucked in.

—-

Depends on how many rats you have in your roof..

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Date: 7/06/2015 23:57:15
From: kii
ID: 733854
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

dv said:

I would not call myself a dog person but at least I can understand the appeal of a dog: loyal, fun, entertaining, trainable etc.

Cats can be loyal, fun. entertaining and can be trained in some cases. And you cannot help but feel special when such an independent animal shows you how much it loves you.

sucked in.

No.

For a person who is limited in space, movement and/or time cats make wonderful companion animals. Sometimes having that connection to another living creature is all they have and it helps keep them sane.

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Date: 7/06/2015 23:57:37
From: tauto
ID: 733855
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


It’s quite sad and confusing when the water from the cold tap is lukewarm.

Can’t you wait?

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Date: 7/06/2015 23:59:01
From: roughbarked
ID: 733856
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


It’s quite sad and confusing when the water from the cold tap is lukewarm.

I remember having trouble developing photos. Could never guarantee the water temp.

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Date: 7/06/2015 23:59:12
From: dv
ID: 733857
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


roughbarked said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

Cats can be loyal, fun. entertaining and can be trained in some cases. And you cannot help but feel special when such an independent animal shows you how much it loves you.

sucked in.

No.

For a person who is limited in space, movement and/or time cats make wonderful companion animals. Sometimes having that connection to another living creature is all they have and it helps keep them sane.

You should get more cats

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Date: 7/06/2015 23:59:13
From: kii
ID: 733858
Subject: re: June Chatting

tauto said:


kii said:

It’s quite sad and confusing when the water from the cold tap is lukewarm.

Can’t you wait?

For what? Winter?

(Winter is coming………..)

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Date: 7/06/2015 23:59:31
From: roughbarked
ID: 733859
Subject: re: June Chatting

tauto said:


roughbarked said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

Cats can be loyal, fun. entertaining and can be trained in some cases. And you cannot help but feel special when such an independent animal shows you how much it loves you.

sucked in.

—-

Depends on how many rats you have in your roof..

Rats laugh at cats.

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:00:04
From: roughbarked
ID: 733860
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


roughbarked said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

Cats can be loyal, fun. entertaining and can be trained in some cases. And you cannot help but feel special when such an independent animal shows you how much it loves you.

sucked in.

No.

For a person who is limited in space, movement and/or time cats make wonderful companion animals. Sometimes having that connection to another living creature is all they have and it helps keep them sane.

The very word sanity becomes questionable.

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:00:27
From: roughbarked
ID: 733861
Subject: re: June Chatting

tauto said:


kii said:

It’s quite sad and confusing when the water from the cold tap is lukewarm.

Can’t you wait?

it is a virtue.

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:01:28
From: dv
ID: 733862
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


sibeen said:
dv said:
Which version do you prefer
As I’ll admit to not understanding the joke neither do it for me.
I see we have the blue bus crowd again…

“Bitches calling me the Sun King ‘cause I cut ‘ores”

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:05:45
From: tauto
ID: 733863
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


tauto said:

roughbarked said:

sucked in.

—-

Depends on how many rats you have in your roof..

Rats laugh at cats.

—-

Benji (cat) might be slowly tearing down our woodwork around the house but at least we can sleep quietly without the sounds of rats mating.in the roof :)

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:08:05
From: roughbarked
ID: 733864
Subject: re: June Chatting

tauto said:


roughbarked said:

tauto said:

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Depends on how many rats you have in your roof..

Rats laugh at cats.

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Benji (cat) might be slowly tearing down our woodwork around the house but at least we can sleep quietly without the sounds of rats mating.in the roof :)

Why not just fix the entry points?

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:09:42
From: kii
ID: 733865
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


kii said:

roughbarked said:

sucked in.

No.

For a person who is limited in space, movement and/or time cats make wonderful companion animals. Sometimes having that connection to another living creature is all they have and it helps keep them sane.

You should get more cats

No more room. We have two cats, one dog and 3 little parrots (one parrot is doing pretty good impersonations of Michael J. Fox, well as he appears in The Good Wife).

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:12:42
From: kii
ID: 733866
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:

Rats laugh at cats.

I see no rats in our home and they were here before we bought the place. If the rats are laughing at my cats they are doing while they are stuck in whatever little burrow they’re living in while my little princesses reign supreme over all they survey.

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:15:44
From: tauto
ID: 733867
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


tauto said:

roughbarked said:

Rats laugh at cats.

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Benji (cat) might be slowly tearing down our woodwork around the house but at least we can sleep quietly without the sounds of rats mating.in the roof :)

Why not just fix the entry points?

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Corrugated roof. If a rat can get it’s head into it then it knows it can squeeze it’s body too.
Money to fix every hole…

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:19:13
From: roughbarked
ID: 733868
Subject: re: June Chatting

tauto said:


roughbarked said:

tauto said:

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Benji (cat) might be slowly tearing down our woodwork around the house but at least we can sleep quietly without the sounds of rats mating.in the roof :)

Why not just fix the entry points?

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Corrugated roof. If a rat can get it’s head into it then it knows it can squeeze it’s body too.
Money to fix every hole…

Didn’t say it would be easy. Houses all over Australia were built by wookies builders.

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:22:16
From: kii
ID: 733869
Subject: re: June Chatting

Wowsers! Potash Evaporation Ponds in Moab, Utah. I’ve been through Moab and I didn’t see these.

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:22:58
From: dv
ID: 733870
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Wowsers! Potash Evaporation Ponds in Moab, Utah. I’ve been through Moab and I didn’t see these.


Nice.

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:25:08
From: roughbarked
ID: 733871
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:26:20
From: Bubblecar
ID: 733872
Subject: re: June Chatting

Enjoying a windy night this end with a dreadful Canadian horror film from 1961 called The Mask, washed down with a very tasty cab sauv and a little bowl of hot & spicy kalamatas.

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:27:17
From: Bubblecar
ID: 733873
Subject: re: June Chatting

So what’s potash evaporation all about, and how does it benefit the free world?

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:29:07
From: kii
ID: 733874
Subject: re: June Chatting

This puter is being a bad kid. Gonna go read and snooze for a bit while this device gets re-somethinged.

I worked 24 hours this week – worked hard for every hour. Walk, walk, walk, lift, bend, stretch, lift, squat, walk, walk, squat, stretch, bend, lift. The lifting involves piles of heavy magazines. Oh, also the bow and scraping that the customers expect :/

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:29:41
From: roughbarked
ID: 733875
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


So what’s potash evaporation all about, and how does it benefit the free world?

Potash is valuable to grow food with.

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:33:13
From: Bubblecar
ID: 733876
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


This puter is being a bad kid. Gonna go read and snooze for a bit while this device gets re-somethinged.

I worked 24 hours this week – worked hard for every hour. Walk, walk, walk, lift, bend, stretch, lift, squat, walk, walk, squat, stretch, bend, lift. The lifting involves piles of heavy magazines. Oh, also the bow and scraping that the customers expect :/

Heroic effort kii.

Can’t remember the last time I bought a magazine – would have been many moons ago. But I’ve decided to subscribe to National Geographic, so there’ll be interesting magazines regularly delivered to my own home.

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:34:19
From: roughbarked
ID: 733877
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


kii said:

This puter is being a bad kid. Gonna go read and snooze for a bit while this device gets re-somethinged.

I worked 24 hours this week – worked hard for every hour. Walk, walk, walk, lift, bend, stretch, lift, squat, walk, walk, squat, stretch, bend, lift. The lifting involves piles of heavy magazines. Oh, also the bow and scraping that the customers expect :/

Heroic effort kii.

Can’t remember the last time I bought a magazine – would have been many moons ago. But I’ve decided to subscribe to National Geographic, so there’ll be interesting magazines regularly delivered to my own home.

Anything wrong with Australian Geographic?

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:35:02
From: Bubblecar
ID: 733878
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Bubblecar said:

So what’s potash evaporation all about, and how does it benefit the free world?

Potash is valuable to grow food with.

It’s a mixed bag. Sadly it’s also used to kill people:

The majority of the potassium chloride produced is used for making fertilizer, since the growth of many plants is limited by their potassium intake. As a chemical feedstock, it is used for the manufacture of potassium hydroxide and potassium metal. It is also used in medicine, lethal injections, scientific applications, food processing, and as a sodium-free substitute for table salt for persons concerned about its health effects.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potassium_chloride#Uses

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:35:40
From: dv
ID: 733879
Subject: re: June Chatting

- Dude, I am afraid to ask but did you take a shit in my shoe?

^ Yes, but it’s okay, I’m raising Breast Cancer Awareness! It’s all in good fun, now you take a shit in someone’s shoe and pass on this exact message for Breast Cancer Awareness!

- I don’t want to take a shit in someone’s shoe but just explain to me, how does this raise Breast Cancer Awareness?

^ The more shoes we shit in the more Breast Cancer Awareness there’ll be!

- Name any two of the top three behavioural factors correlated with Breast Cancer.

^ …

- …

^ …

- …

^ I will be going to LONDON in SEPTEMBER for THREE weeks…

- Die screaming you idiot.

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:40:57
From: Bubblecar
ID: 733881
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Anything wrong with Australian Geographic?

Don’t know, it might well be a fine magazine. But I only want to subscribe to one magazine so I’m choosing National Geographic ‘cos I used to like reading them in the old days.

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:41:26
From: Bubblecar
ID: 733883
Subject: re: June Chatting

What will you be doing in London dv?

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:42:13
From: dv
ID: 733884
Subject: re: June Chatting

Must be kind of weird being the identical twin of a famous movie star.

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:42:28
From: dv
ID: 733885
Subject: re: June Chatting

I won’t be in London, Bubblecar.

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:42:47
From: kii
ID: 733887
Subject: re: June Chatting

Breastfeeding cancer awareness should only involve the colour pink, so unless you can crap a poop in the candy pink shade this is a fail.

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:43:35
From: Bubblecar
ID: 733888
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


I won’t be in London, Bubblecar.

I see now, that was the Awareness person’s line.

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:44:41
From: tauto
ID: 733889
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


- Dude, I am afraid to ask but did you take a shit in my shoe?

^ Yes, but it’s okay, I’m raising Breast Cancer Awareness! It’s all in good fun, now you take a shit in someone’s shoe and pass on this exact message for Breast Cancer Awareness!

- I don’t want to take a shit in someone’s shoe but just explain to me, how does this raise Breast Cancer Awareness?

^ The more shoes we shit in the more Breast Cancer Awareness there’ll be!

- Name any two of the top three behavioural factors correlated with Breast Cancer.

^ …

- …

^ …

- …

^ I will be going to LONDON in SEPTEMBER for THREE weeks…

- Die screaming you idiot.

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Settle petal, can you tell us who is the idiot?

I am not worried about the lads

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:45:27
From: Bubblecar
ID: 733890
Subject: re: June Chatting

I wouldn’t like to have to bear the responsibility of raising just the right amount of breast cancer awareness, but no more.

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:46:33
From: kii
ID: 733891
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:

Heroic effort kii.

Yep :) thanks…

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:46:58
From: dv
ID: 733892
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


dv said:

I won’t be in London, Bubblecar.

I see now, that was the Awareness person’s line.

And that person won’t be going to London either. You see, there have been a series of massively stupid and pointless FB pranks of this kind, one of the first of which involved using some kind of coding system to generate a place, month and number of weeks. This was in 2011. If you asked (as you just did) what the person was doing in London (or wherever) they sent you a private message saying “Hi, you’ve been fooled! This is to raise Breast Cancer Awareness” and then gave you the code for working out the place name etc and told you to post it to your own FB status, which, if you were an idiot, you would do.

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:49:01
From: Bubblecar
ID: 733893
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


And that person won’t be going to London either. You see, there have been a series of massively stupid and pointless FB pranks of this kind, one of the first of which involved using some kind of coding system to generate a place, month and number of weeks. This was in 2011. If you asked (as you just did) what the person was doing in London (or wherever) they sent you a private message saying “Hi, you’ve been fooled! This is to raise Breast Cancer Awareness” and then gave you the code for working out the place name etc and told you to post it to your own FB status, which, if you were an idiot, you would do.

Damn good job I don’t do Facebook. Never warmed to it and I trusted my instincts.

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:52:27
From: roughbarked
ID: 733894
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


roughbarked said:

Anything wrong with Australian Geographic?

Don’t know, it might well be a fine magazine. But I only want to subscribe to one magazine so I’m choosing National Geographic ‘cos I used to like reading them in the old days.

Yes they are good reading.

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:53:52
From: kii
ID: 733895
Subject: re: June Chatting

I find interesting stuff via facebork. Like potash lakes. That was from messynessychic.com I like their stuff.

Typing on a tablet with a cat on my chest is hard work. Lying down. The cat and me.

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:54:43
From: roughbarked
ID: 733896
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:

I trusted my instincts.

Good thing.

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:56:22
From: Bubblecar
ID: 733897
Subject: re: June Chatting

>“Hi, you’ve been fooled! This is to raise Breast Cancer Awareness”

Someone should write a cheesy sci-fi story in which that is the first genuine alien message ever received by SETI.

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Date: 8/06/2015 00:58:29
From: tauto
ID: 733898
Subject: re: June Chatting

Night all.

Remember,you can’t change the past, no matter how many times you try.

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Date: 8/06/2015 01:01:09
From: roughbarked
ID: 733899
Subject: re: June Chatting

tauto said:


Night all.

Remember,you can’t change the past, no matter how many times you try.

You can however try to learn from the past. Night mate.

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Date: 8/06/2015 01:06:02
From: Bubblecar
ID: 733900
Subject: re: June Chatting

tauto said:


Night all.

Remember,you can’t change the past, no matter how many times you try.

In his infancy, Hitler’s mother used to sing him to sleep with:

Hush little baby, don’t fear that crime,
They’ll never work out how to travel in time

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Date: 8/06/2015 01:11:12
From: roughbarked
ID: 733901
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


tauto said:

Night all.

Remember,you can’t change the past, no matter how many times you try.

In his infancy, Hitler’s mother used to sing him to sleep with:

Hush little baby, don’t fear that crime,
They’ll never work out how to travel in time

Soft Hitler, warm Hitler, little ball of fur.

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Date: 8/06/2015 01:28:30
From: dv
ID: 733902
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


dv said:

And that person won’t be going to London either. You see, there have been a series of massively stupid and pointless FB pranks of this kind, one of the first of which involved using some kind of coding system to generate a place, month and number of weeks. This was in 2011. If you asked (as you just did) what the person was doing in London (or wherever) they sent you a private message saying “Hi, you’ve been fooled! This is to raise Breast Cancer Awareness” and then gave you the code for working out the place name etc and told you to post it to your own FB status, which, if you were an idiot, you would do.

Damn good job I don’t do Facebook. Never warmed to it and I trusted my instincts.

It is a handy way to share photos with friends and relatives but it does seem to turn otherwise intelligent ppl into droolers.

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Date: 8/06/2015 01:35:43
From: kii
ID: 733903
Subject: re: June Chatting

Just remembered…I received a large lump of mammoth tusk yesterday. Must take photos.

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Date: 8/06/2015 01:54:41
From: dv
ID: 733904
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Just remembered…I received a large lump of mammoth tusk yesterday. Must take photos.

That’s so cruel.

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Date: 8/06/2015 02:05:15
From: Divine Angel
ID: 733905
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


I find interesting stuff via facebork. Like potash lakes. That was from messynessychic.com I like their stuff.

Typing on a tablet with a cat on my chest is hard work. Lying down. The cat and me.

I’m on a phone with a tired, squirming baby. Also hard work.

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Date: 8/06/2015 02:08:04
From: kii
ID: 733906
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


kii said:

Just remembered…I received a large lump of mammoth tusk yesterday. Must take photos.

That’s so cruel.

Okay.

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Date: 8/06/2015 02:08:55
From: kii
ID: 733907
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


kii said:

I find interesting stuff via facebork. Like potash lakes. That was from messynessychic.com I like their stuff.

Typing on a tablet with a cat on my chest is hard work. Lying down. The cat and me.

I’m on a phone with a tired, squirming baby. Also hard work.

Squirmy baby wins.

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Date: 8/06/2015 02:46:23
From: AussieDJ
ID: 733908
Subject: re: June Chatting

Having someone else look after your assets seemed like a good idea, at the time.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-07/fairfax-archive-photos-under-threat-from-us-company/6527162

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Date: 8/06/2015 03:46:19
From: roughbarked
ID: 733910
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 8/06/2015 04:46:32
From: kii
ID: 733913
Subject: re: June Chatting

All air cons are installed. I might dye some curtains just for a change in mood. Then maybe some more sorting/cleaning/distraction in my workroom. Oh, and take a photo of my most recent acquisition of mammoth tusk.

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Date: 8/06/2015 07:40:59
From: Spider Lily
ID: 733915
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning

Rain again over night… sigh just when we want to get the deck oiled before the weekend. It’s a mild 21 degrees out on the back deck this morning and heading for a pleasant 27 degrees.

Windows for me today, cleaning every window in the house and that include the tracks. I will have a break mid morning to go to Cross Fit but would you call that a break?

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Date: 8/06/2015 07:43:13
From: buffy
ID: 733916
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good morning Holidayers. Ten degrees. Overcast, but the radar is clear. Off to the bush to collect firewood this morning.

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Date: 8/06/2015 08:00:41
From: Dropbear
ID: 733917
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning from Townsville.. Last say of the short holidays today. Final of the roller Derby comps that the sis in law is playing in. Her team made the grand final. Yay

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Date: 8/06/2015 08:03:52
From: Dropbear
ID: 733918
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Bubblecar said:

dv said:

And that person won’t be going to London either. You see, there have been a series of massively stupid and pointless FB pranks of this kind, one of the first of which involved using some kind of coding system to generate a place, month and number of weeks. This was in 2011. If you asked (as you just did) what the person was doing in London (or wherever) they sent you a private message saying “Hi, you’ve been fooled! This is to raise Breast Cancer Awareness” and then gave you the code for working out the place name etc and told you to post it to your own FB status, which, if you were an idiot, you would do.

Damn good job I don’t do Facebook. Never warmed to it and I trusted my instincts.

It is a handy way to share photos with friends and relatives but it does seem to turn otherwise intelligent ppl into droolers.

Indeed “oh oh you’ve been caught out by the XYZ blah blah, you now have to propagate this stupid thing all over Facebook”.. “me: oh really? No, fuck off”

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Date: 8/06/2015 08:27:05
From: poikilotherm
ID: 733921
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning. Foggy and cool ‘ere. Think I’ll wait for the fog to lift to do my interval running.

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Date: 8/06/2015 08:55:37
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 733928
Subject: re: June Chatting

morning folks

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Date: 8/06/2015 09:01:40
From: Divine Angel
ID: 733929
Subject: re: June Chatting

Forum poll: the product made from smooshed peanuts, do you call it peanut paste or peanut butter?

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Date: 8/06/2015 09:03:19
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 733930
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Forum poll: the product made from smooshed peanuts, do you call it peanut paste or peanut butter?

I’d be lazy and call it peanut butter.

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Date: 8/06/2015 09:04:41
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 733931
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Forum poll: the product made from smooshed peanuts, do you call it peanut paste or peanut butter?

always called it peanut butter here

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Date: 8/06/2015 09:11:28
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 733932
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peanut paste in Queensland.
Never heard it called butter until we got TV and American shows.

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Date: 8/06/2015 09:14:17
From: Divine Angel
ID: 733933
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Peanut paste in Queensland.
Never heard it called butter until we got TV and American shows.

That must be it. I’d never heard it called peanut paste til I met Mr Mutant, who grew up in Kweenzland.

Anyhoo, we just gave a little bit to Little Miss. She’s still breathing.

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Date: 8/06/2015 09:14:55
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 733934
Subject: re: June Chatting

I think it was Leave It To Beaver that I heard peanut butter.
They’re probably all dead now, dead dead dead.

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Date: 8/06/2015 09:16:34
From: Divine Angel
ID: 733935
Subject: re: June Chatting

Nonsense, the kids are still alive.

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Date: 8/06/2015 09:17:23
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 733936
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Peak Warming Man said:

Peanut paste in Queensland.
Never heard it called butter until we got TV and American shows.

That must be it. I’d never heard it called peanut paste til I met Mr Mutant, who grew up in Kweenzland.

Anyhoo, we just gave a little bit to Little Miss. She’s still breathing.

yeah, probably a kweensland thing, like fruit box/poppers..
We speak the Queens english in SA,

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Date: 8/06/2015 09:21:25
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 733937
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:

We speak the Queens english in SA,

Punctuation FAIL

:-P

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Date: 8/06/2015 09:22:11
From: Divine Angel
ID: 733938
Subject: re: June Chatting

You have to forgive SS he’s back in Tassie now.

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Date: 8/06/2015 09:23:42
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 733939
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

We speak the Queens english in SA,

Punctuation FAIL

:-P

i said ‘speak’… not ‘write’… :P

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Date: 8/06/2015 09:25:43
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 733940
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


You have to forgive SS he’s back in Tassie now.

and i’m a bit slow this morning.

Got hit by a bus last night.

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somewhere between the 5th and 6th pubs i think…

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Date: 8/06/2015 09:27:38
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 733941
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Divine Angel said:

You have to forgive SS he’s back in Tassie now.

and i’m a bit slow this morning.

Got hit by a bus last night.

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somewhere between the 5th and 6th pubs i think…

Cold down there, hey?

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Date: 8/06/2015 09:30:15
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 733942
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:

Cold down there, hey?

11 degrees and persisting down quite hard.
would’ve been colder last night, but wasn’t really feeling it…

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Date: 8/06/2015 09:37:03
From: furious
ID: 733943
Subject: re: June Chatting

As far as I know, I did not grow up in Qld and I call it peanut paste…

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Date: 8/06/2015 09:39:51
From: Divine Angel
ID: 733944
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well there goes that theory.

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Date: 8/06/2015 09:41:50
From: captain_spalding
ID: 733945
Subject: re: June Chatting

Yes, they call it ‘peanut paste’ in some places up here. Mostly older-generation Qlders who use the term, ‘peanut butter’ becoming much more common.

I’m thinking inventing my own regionalism, and instead of referring to ‘anchovy paste’ like all the people from lesser places, we’ll start calling it ‘fish butter’.

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Date: 8/06/2015 09:43:38
From: captain_spalding
ID: 733946
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’ve been here for decades, and i still don’t know why a lot Qlders pronounce ‘castle’ as ‘kassel’.

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Date: 8/06/2015 09:51:51
From: jjjust moi
ID: 733947
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


I’ve been here for decades, and i still don’t know why a lot Qlders pronounce ‘castle’ as ‘kassel’.


My grandmother did too.

She came from Sth Oz and came from the German area, but was of English stock.

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Date: 8/06/2015 09:54:50
From: Arts
ID: 733948
Subject: re: June Chatting

how many of you have heard of a honky nut?

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Date: 8/06/2015 09:56:34
From: kii
ID: 733949
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


how many of you have heard of a honky nut?

5

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Date: 8/06/2015 09:57:01
From: furious
ID: 733950
Subject: re: June Chatting

I…

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Date: 8/06/2015 09:57:36
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 733951
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


how many of you have heard of a honky nut?

yep

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Date: 8/06/2015 09:58:00
From: kii
ID: 733952
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Forum poll: the product made from smooshed peanuts, do you call it peanut paste or peanut butter?

Peanut butter. QLDer mother – NFI what she called it, but I always knew the QLDers called it paste.

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Date: 8/06/2015 09:58:33
From: Arts
ID: 733953
Subject: re: June Chatting

oh ok then… a couple of years ago I did some extreme close up photos as a bit of a competition… one of them was a honky nut, but all I got were complaints from anyone not in WA about wtf it was…

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Date: 8/06/2015 09:58:39
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 733954
Subject: re: June Chatting

one more coffee and i’ll need to find some motivation to get through this pile of ironing…

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Date: 8/06/2015 09:59:08
From: kii
ID: 733955
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


Yes, they call it ‘peanut paste’ in some places up here. Mostly older-generation Qlders who use the term, ‘peanut butter’ becoming much more common.

I’m thinking inventing my own regionalism, and instead of referring to ‘anchovy paste’ like all the people from lesser places, we’ll start calling it ‘fish butter’.

Remembers the fish milkshakes skit.

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:00:35
From: Arts
ID: 733957
Subject: re: June Chatting

kraft uses peanut butter other companies might use peanut paste.. but I found this

Archived News

Peanut Butter or Peanut Paste?

February 9, 2005

Anyone who grew up in Queensland just knows … it’s peanut paste. Butter comes from cows … only Southerners and other Aussies of dubious extraction call it peanut butter.

There’s only one problem with this argument … if you type “peanut paste” into Google you get just 4130 hits compared with 2.4 million for “peanut butter”, so it seems the weight of world opinion is against Queensland.

The debate hit the airwaves recently when a caller to ABC Radio in Brisbane complained about the ABC using an “American term” instead of a good ol’ Queensland expression.

Callers then argued that Queensland legislation had prohibited anything but dairy products to be called “butter”, a situation which had also led to “lemon butter” being known as “lemon curd” in some areas.

A former dairy farmer from Kingaroy said the law was changed in the 1970s after threats from other Australian States about legal action over restraints to free trade.

Although they lost, dairy farmers strongly opposed the move at the time.

Chris Patch from The Peanut Van in Kingaroy also rang in. They sell “peanut paste” and have been complimented by their customers for using this term but she says she had also been advised that “butter” sounds more spreadable.

The last word goes to www.peanutbutterlovers.com, an American website devoted to peanut butter.

They reveal that when Dr John Harvey Kellogg and his brother W.K. Kellogg (better known for their breakfast cereals) patented a “Process of Preparing Nut Meal” in 1895 they described the end result as “a pasty adhesive substance that is for convenience of distinction termed nut butter.”

So we’ll stick to “peanut butter” on this website (despite being proud Queenslanders) but we know that no matter what it’s called it still tastes great and is good for you!

from http://www.pca.com.au/archive.php?subaction=showfull&id=1317391442&archive=&start_from=&ucat=73&

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:00:51
From: Cymek
ID: 733958
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:01:08
From: Arts
ID: 733959
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


one more coffee and i’ll need to find some motivation to get through this pile of ironing…

I don’t think I have ironed anything for 20 years

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:01:18
From: Cymek
ID: 733960
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


how many of you have heard of a honky nut?

Yes kids at school get told not to throw them at each other

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:03:05
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 733963
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m more than a little disappointed this morning.
I had my speech written and everything.
Arise Sir PWM I thought I’d be hearing today in front of a cheering crowd.
But I’ll be alright, I’ll get over it, and what’s more I want you, the people, to go about your normal duty and not to fret about it.

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:03:07
From: kii
ID: 733964
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


one more coffee and i’ll need to find some motivation to get through this pile of ironing…

*blinks*

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:03:36
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 733966
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

one more coffee and i’ll need to find some motivation to get through this pile of ironing…

I don’t think I have ironed anything for 20 years

back to work tomorrow and all my clothes have been in vacuum bags for the last 5 days…

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:03:56
From: kii
ID: 733967
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


I’m more than a little disappointed this morning.
I had my speech written and everything.
Arise Sir PWM I thought I’d be hearing today in front of a cheering crowd.
But I’ll be alright, I’ll get over it, and what’s more I want you, the people, to go about your normal duty and not to fret about it.

It was the + incident that robbed you of the crown.

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:05:00
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 733968
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

one more coffee and i’ll need to find some motivation to get through this pile of ironing…

I don’t think I have ironed anything for 20 years

What did you do before you had the kids trained up?

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:05:25
From: Divine Angel
ID: 733969
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Arts said:

how many of you have heard of a honky nut?

yep

Me too.

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:07:06
From: Divine Angel
ID: 733971
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


kraft uses peanut butter other companies might use peanut paste.. but I found this

Archived News

Peanut Butter or Peanut Paste?

February 9, 2005

Anyone who grew up in Queensland just knows … it’s peanut paste. Butter comes from cows … only Southerners and other Aussies of dubious extraction call it peanut butter.

There’s only one problem with this argument … if you type “peanut paste” into Google you get just 4130 hits compared with 2.4 million for “peanut butter”, so it seems the weight of world opinion is against Queensland.

The debate hit the airwaves recently when a caller to ABC Radio in Brisbane complained about the ABC using an “American term” instead of a good ol’ Queensland expression.

Callers then argued that Queensland legislation had prohibited anything but dairy products to be called “butter”, a situation which had also led to “lemon butter” being known as “lemon curd” in some areas.

A former dairy farmer from Kingaroy said the law was changed in the 1970s after threats from other Australian States about legal action over restraints to free trade.

Although they lost, dairy farmers strongly opposed the move at the time.

Chris Patch from The Peanut Van in Kingaroy also rang in. They sell “peanut paste” and have been complimented by their customers for using this term but she says she had also been advised that “butter” sounds more spreadable.

The last word goes to www.peanutbutterlovers.com, an American website devoted to peanut butter.

They reveal that when Dr John Harvey Kellogg and his brother W.K. Kellogg (better known for their breakfast cereals) patented a “Process of Preparing Nut Meal” in 1895 they described the end result as “a pasty adhesive substance that is for convenience of distinction termed nut butter.”

So we’ll stick to “peanut butter” on this website (despite being proud Queenslanders) but we know that no matter what it’s called it still tastes great and is good for you!

from http://www.pca.com.au/archive.php?subaction=showfull&id=1317391442&archive=&start_from=&ucat=73&

Bloody Kweenzlanders.

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:07:49
From: Arts
ID: 733972
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Arts said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

one more coffee and i’ll need to find some motivation to get through this pile of ironing…

I don’t think I have ironed anything for 20 years

What did you do before you had the kids trained up?

still o ironing.. I don’t think the kids know what an iron is. We do have one, but it’s none of my business so I stay out of it

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:11:23
From: Divine Angel
ID: 733974
Subject: re: June Chatting

Woo hoo! Now we’re getting somewhere. Put Cecily near water and she didn’t scream!
(For the past ~8 weeks, every time she goes near the bath she screams. Is OK at swimming lessons but will not go near the bathroom or the bath. Just took her into the shower with me, no water on her face, and no screaming!)

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:12:57
From: Cymek
ID: 733975
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Woo hoo! Now we’re getting somewhere. Put Cecily near water and she didn’t scream!
(For the past ~8 weeks, every time she goes near the bath she screams. Is OK at swimming lessons but will not go near the bathroom or the bath. Just took her into the shower with me, no water on her face, and no screaming!)

Showers with babies was easier I found

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:13:22
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 733976
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

Arts said:

I don’t think I have ironed anything for 20 years

What did you do before you had the kids trained up?

still o ironing.. I don’t think the kids know what an iron is. We do have one, but it’s none of my business so I stay out of it

is it a 3-iron, or a 4-iron…?

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:13:27
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 733977
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Woo hoo! Now we’re getting somewhere. Put Cecily near water and she didn’t scream!
(For the past ~8 weeks, every time she goes near the bath she screams. Is OK at swimming lessons but will not go near the bathroom or the bath. Just took her into the shower with me, no water on her face, and no screaming!)

Did you watch Psycho when you were pregnant?

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:14:09
From: OCDC
ID: 733979
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:

I’m more than a little disappointed this morning.
I had my speech written and everything.
Arise Sir PWM I thought I’d be hearing today in front of a cheering crowd.
But I’ll be alright, I’ll get over it, and what’s more I want you, the people, to go about your normal duty and not to fret about it.
We know you earnt it as a foetus. Don’t you worry about it luvvy.

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:14:30
From: Arts
ID: 733980
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Divine Angel said:

Woo hoo! Now we’re getting somewhere. Put Cecily near water and she didn’t scream!
(For the past ~8 weeks, every time she goes near the bath she screams. Is OK at swimming lessons but will not go near the bathroom or the bath. Just took her into the shower with me, no water on her face, and no screaming!)

Showers with babies was easier I found

I was always worried those slippery little suckers would end up on the floor

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:15:09
From: OCDC
ID: 733981
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:

Woo hoo! Now we’re getting somewhere. Put Cecily near water and she didn’t scream!
(For the past ~8 weeks, every time she goes near the bath she screams. Is OK at swimming lessons but will not go near the bathroom or the bath. Just took her into the shower with me, no water on her face, and no screaming!)
Quick! Get her eyes checked!

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:16:41
From: Divine Angel
ID: 733983
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Divine Angel said:
Woo hoo! Now we’re getting somewhere. Put Cecily near water and she didn’t scream!
(For the past ~8 weeks, every time she goes near the bath she screams. Is OK at swimming lessons but will not go near the bathroom or the bath. Just took her into the shower with me, no water on her face, and no screaming!)
Quick! Get her eyes checked!

She’s seen worse. Or maybe her eyes were closed through the birth process.

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:19:43
From: OCDC
ID: 733985
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:

OCDC said:
Divine Angel said:
Woo hoo! Now we’re getting somewhere. Put Cecily near water and she didn’t scream!
(For the past ~8 weeks, every time she goes near the bath she screams. Is OK at swimming lessons but will not go near the bathroom or the bath. Just took her into the shower with me, no water on her face, and no screaming!)
Quick! Get her eyes checked!
She’s seen worse. Or maybe her eyes were closed through the birth process.
She didn’t know any better then!

PS my new Sim is called Henrietta Lacks. I’m going to make her immortal :-)

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:20:36
From: kii
ID: 733986
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Divine Angel said:
OCDC said:
Quick! Get her eyes checked!
She’s seen worse. Or maybe her eyes were closed through the birth process.
She didn’t know any better then!

PS my new Sim is called Henrietta Lacks. I’m going to make her immortal :-)

:D :D

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:21:33
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 733987
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Divine Angel said:
OCDC said:
Quick! Get her eyes checked!
She’s seen worse. Or maybe her eyes were closed through the birth process.
She didn’t know any better then!

PS my new Sim is called Henrietta Lacks. I’m going to make her immortal :-)

Does your shiny new puter go at warp speed?

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:21:57
From: Divine Angel
ID: 733988
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:

PS my new Sim is called Henrietta Lacks. I’m going to make her immortal :-)

Noice.

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:22:36
From: OCDC
ID: 733989
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:

OCDC said:
Divine Angel said:
She’s seen worse. Or maybe her eyes were closed through the birth process.
She didn’t know any better then!

PS my new Sim is called Henrietta Lacks. I’m going to make her immortal :-)

Does your shiny new puter go at warp speed?
16 gig of ram says yes.

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:23:26
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 733991
Subject: re: June Chatting

PS my new Sim is called Henrietta Lacks. I’m going to make her immoral

what???

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:23:54
From: Cymek
ID: 733992
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Cymek said:

Divine Angel said:

Woo hoo! Now we’re getting somewhere. Put Cecily near water and she didn’t scream!
(For the past ~8 weeks, every time she goes near the bath she screams. Is OK at swimming lessons but will not go near the bathroom or the bath. Just took her into the shower with me, no water on her face, and no screaming!)

Showers with babies was easier I found

I was always worried those slippery little suckers would end up on the floor

Yes that was a worry

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:24:00
From: OCDC
ID: 733993
Subject: re: June Chatting

Heh heh heh.

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:26:23
From: Divine Angel
ID: 733995
Subject: re: June Chatting

Once she gets used to the shower I’ll stick her in a bath seat on the floor.

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:28:33
From: kii
ID: 733996
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Once she gets used to the shower I’ll stick her in a bath seat on the floor.

Do you have a bath? Try getting in there with her. Less worry than the shower thing. You just need someone to take her out before you exit the bath.

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:32:54
From: sibeen
ID: 733999
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:

So we’ll stick to “peanut butter” on this website (despite being proud Queenslanders) but we know that no matter what it’s called it still tastes great and is good for you!

from http://www.pca.com.au/archive.php?subaction=showfull&id=1317391442&archive=&start_from=&ucat=73&

I wouldn’t be taking anything at face value from a site that claims that peanut butter tastes great.

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:33:52
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734000
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:

Do you have a bath? Try getting in there with her. Less worry than the shower thing. You just need someone to take her out before you exit the bath.

Tried that. I’ve tried more water, less water, no water, toys, no toys, warmer water, cooler water, towel on the bottom of the bath, singing, smiling, talking, Jasmine in the room within eyesight, mum’s bath, bath in different rooms… As soon as I put her in the bath she screams and stops the second I take her out.

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:34:36
From: Arts
ID: 734001
Subject: re: June Chatting

the kids and I did an ‘investigation’ on the amount of sugar in certain popular drinks. Turns out lemonade (which I have allowed the kids to drink) has more than coke.. ad tons more than iced tea (which I have always steered away from) .. turns out I was better off giving them powerade (sugar wise) than lemonade.

also orange juice was surprising .. and now I et why dentists don’t want kids to drink commercial orange juice…

hopefully the whole thing will sink in for better food choices in the future…

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:34:39
From: kii
ID: 734002
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


kii said:

Do you have a bath? Try getting in there with her. Less worry than the shower thing. You just need someone to take her out before you exit the bath.

Tried that. I’ve tried more water, less water, no water, toys, no toys, warmer water, cooler water, towel on the bottom of the bath, singing, smiling, talking, Jasmine in the room within eyesight, mum’s bath, bath in different rooms… As soon as I put her in the bath she screams and stops the second I take her out.

Hmmm…that bub has you well trained ;)

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:34:53
From: OCDC
ID: 734003
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:

kii said:
Do you have a bath? Try getting in there with her. Less worry than the shower thing. You just need someone to take her out before you exit the bath.
Tried that. I’ve tried more water, less water, no water, toys, no toys, warmer water, cooler water, towel on the bottom of the bath, singing, smiling, talking, Jasmine in the room within eyesight, mum’s bath, bath in different rooms… As soon as I put her in the bath she screams and stops the second I take her out.
Have you tried switching her off and on again?

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:35:10
From: Arts
ID: 734004
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Divine Angel said:

kii said:

Do you have a bath? Try getting in there with her. Less worry than the shower thing. You just need someone to take her out before you exit the bath.

Tried that. I’ve tried more water, less water, no water, toys, no toys, warmer water, cooler water, towel on the bottom of the bath, singing, smiling, talking, Jasmine in the room within eyesight, mum’s bath, bath in different rooms… As soon as I put her in the bath she screams and stops the second I take her out.

Hmmm…that bub has you well trained ;)

lol

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:36:04
From: kii
ID: 734005
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Divine Angel said:
kii said:
Do you have a bath? Try getting in there with her. Less worry than the shower thing. You just need someone to take her out before you exit the bath.
Tried that. I’ve tried more water, less water, no water, toys, no toys, warmer water, cooler water, towel on the bottom of the bath, singing, smiling, talking, Jasmine in the room within eyesight, mum’s bath, bath in different rooms… As soon as I put her in the bath she screams and stops the second I take her out.
Have you tried switching her off and on again?

*laughs*

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:36:09
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734006
Subject: re: June Chatting

She has an off switch?!?

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:36:48
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734007
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Divine Angel said:

kii said:

Do you have a bath? Try getting in there with her. Less worry than the shower thing. You just need someone to take her out before you exit the bath.

Tried that. I’ve tried more water, less water, no water, toys, no toys, warmer water, cooler water, towel on the bottom of the bath, singing, smiling, talking, Jasmine in the room within eyesight, mum’s bath, bath in different rooms… As soon as I put her in the bath she screams and stops the second I take her out.

Hmmm…that bub has you well trained ;)

Nonsense, she gets a full bath whether screaming or not :p

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:38:58
From: kii
ID: 734008
Subject: re: June Chatting

How soon after birth was she bathed? Maybe that freaked her out?

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:40:02
From: Cymek
ID: 734009
Subject: re: June Chatting

Does she do it with just you or with anyone who tries to bath her

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:41:29
From: OCDC
ID: 734010
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:

She has an off switch?!?
Yes but it’s a secret.

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:41:53
From: kii
ID: 734011
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Does she do it with just you or with anyone who tries to bath her

Yeah. Have you tried the doggy bath people who wash Jasmine (IIRC)?

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:43:15
From: Dropbear
ID: 734012
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Divine Angel said:
She has an off switch?!?
Yes but it’s a secret.

Alex is good at finding the off switch.

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:43:42
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734013
Subject: re: June Chatting

She had a bath in the hospital, and was fine at home for a while. I’m thinking something happened that I haven’t even registered as an incident- maybe water splashed on her face (she hates water on her face) and now she associates bath and the bathroom with a traumatic incident.

She screams with anyone who tries to bathe her, although she’s fine at swimming. Go figure.

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:45:56
From: kii
ID: 734014
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


She had a bath in the hospital, and was fine at home for a while. I’m thinking something happened that I haven’t even registered as an incident- maybe water splashed on her face (she hates water on her face) and now she associates bath and the bathroom with a traumatic incident.

She screams with anyone who tries to bathe her, although she’s fine at swimming. Go figure.

Sounds like she’s developed attention-seeking behaviour. Put her in the naughty corner for time out.

:P

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:46:50
From: OCDC
ID: 734015
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:

Divine Angel said:
She had a bath in the hospital, and was fine at home for a while. I’m thinking something happened that I haven’t even registered as an incident- maybe water splashed on her face (she hates water on her face) and now she associates bath and the bathroom with a traumatic incident.

She screams with anyone who tries to bathe her, although she’s fine at swimming. Go figure.

Sounds like she’s developed attention-seeking behaviour. Put her in the naughty corner for time out.

:P

One minute per week of age.

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:48:37
From: Dropbear
ID: 734016
Subject: re: June Chatting

Some kids just do shit and there’s no reason behind it, no trauma, no incident, it’s just the way it is. Over analysis leads to paranoia

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:50:06
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734017
Subject: re: June Chatting

It’s a long phase.

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:50:52
From: Cymek
ID: 734018
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


It’s a long phase.

She grow out of it by her mid 20’s

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:55:22
From: AussieDJ
ID: 734019
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Some kids just do shit

That’s why the bath was needed in the first place…

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:55:52
From: kii
ID: 734020
Subject: re: June Chatting

Anyone want to see photos of my latest bit of mammoth tusk?

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:57:04
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734021
Subject: re: June Chatting

Yes please

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:57:09
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734022
Subject: re: June Chatting

THUNDERBIRDS ARE GO!
(REPEAT)

12pm – 2pmGO!Tonight

All systems are go as the amazing electronic puppets, in their first feature-length super-marionation, launch a highly dangerous rescue mission in space, in this exciting family drama.

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Date: 8/06/2015 10:58:07
From: kii
ID: 734023
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Yes please

Okay…I’ll sort through the numerous ones I have.

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Date: 8/06/2015 11:05:28
From: kii
ID: 734024
Subject: re: June Chatting

The curved side. It’s about the size of a can of soup.

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Date: 8/06/2015 11:08:10
From: kii
ID: 734025
Subject: re: June Chatting

Flat side. At some point it has been split before being immersed in dirt etc. The colour and texture is from exposure to the elements. Generally these are found in river beds.

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Date: 8/06/2015 11:08:43
From: captain_spalding
ID: 734026
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


captain_spalding said:

Yes, they call it ‘peanut paste’ in some places up here. Mostly older-generation Qlders who use the term, ‘peanut butter’ becoming much more common.

I’m thinking inventing my own regionalism, and instead of referring to ‘anchovy paste’ like all the people from lesser places, we’ll start calling it ‘fish butter’.

Remembers the fish milkshakes skit.

“Walkin’ with my baby
got a thirst on my mind.
Gotta get a
fish milkshake,
get a fish milkshake
fish milk shake
gat a fish milkshake…”

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Date: 8/06/2015 11:09:24
From: kii
ID: 734027
Subject: re: June Chatting

Two more…best one for last. Or no?

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Date: 8/06/2015 11:09:43
From: Cymek
ID: 734028
Subject: re: June Chatting

Has anyone else noticed work collegues who are the most fastidious about cleaning their workstations are the ones that get sick the most often

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Date: 8/06/2015 11:09:56
From: captain_spalding
ID: 734029
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hey, PWM, saw your ‘you could have asked me’ post about my NBN quries too late last night.

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Date: 8/06/2015 11:10:37
From: Cymek
ID: 734030
Subject: re: June Chatting

How big was the overall tusk ?

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Date: 8/06/2015 11:11:59
From: kii
ID: 734031
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Has anyone else noticed work collegues who are the most fastidious about cleaning their workstations are the ones that get sick the most often

Ha! The seriously crazy bookseller scrubs her keyboard and counter space with Lysol wipes before starting work. She’s ruined a few keyboards over the years, but germs seem to be afraid of her. I am….she’s fucking nuts.

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Date: 8/06/2015 11:12:08
From: captain_spalding
ID: 734032
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Has anyone else noticed work collegues who are the most fastidious about cleaning their workstations are the ones that get sick the most often

Well, i’m untidy (but not unclean) at work, and i average about three sick days per decade (apart from things like destroying knee ligaments, which are injuries, not illness).

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Date: 8/06/2015 11:12:24
From: OCDC
ID: 734033
Subject: re: June Chatting

V kool kiiller.

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Date: 8/06/2015 11:13:11
From: kii
ID: 734034
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


How big was the overall tusk ?

No idea. The Man From Alaska just sends me neat stuff like this. He’s made contacts up there *wink wink *. This piece is the size of a soup can.

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Date: 8/06/2015 11:13:50
From: captain_spalding
ID: 734035
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


How big was the overall tusk ?

Sold about 3 million copies.

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Date: 8/06/2015 11:14:43
From: kii
ID: 734036
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


V kool kiiller.

For Alllllllex, even though she can see them on faceborkery. As can anyone who wants to stalk…

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Date: 8/06/2015 11:15:37
From: AussieDJ
ID: 734037
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


Cymek said:

Has anyone else noticed work collegues who are the most fastidious about cleaning their workstations are the ones that get sick the most often

Well, i’m untidy (but not unclean) at work, and i average about three sick days per decade.


Pretty much the same for me, too.

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Date: 8/06/2015 11:15:57
From: captain_spalding
ID: 734038
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


OCDC said:

V kool kiiller.

For Alllllllex, even though she can see them on faceborkery. As can anyone who wants to stalk…

It really is an impressive find.

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Date: 8/06/2015 11:17:49
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734039
Subject: re: June Chatting

My workplace is always clean. I expect to be less sick now that the grubs use the EFTPOS machine by themselves without needing my intervention.

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Date: 8/06/2015 11:19:14
From: kii
ID: 734040
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:

It really is an impressive find.

Apparently they are fairly common as the ice melts :/

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Date: 8/06/2015 11:20:10
From: Arts
ID: 734041
Subject: re: June Chatting

are they still trying to recreate a mammoth?

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Date: 8/06/2015 11:20:44
From: Cymek
ID: 734042
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


are they still trying to recreate a mammoth?

Apparently did you see the recent documentary on SBS

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Date: 8/06/2015 11:20:50
From: kii
ID: 734043
Subject: re: June Chatting

The blepharitis is back. It’s really hard to focus on things. Think I’ll go scrub my eye balls.

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Date: 8/06/2015 11:26:10
From: Arts
ID: 734045
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Arts said:

are they still trying to recreate a mammoth?

Apparently did you see the recent documentary on SBS

nope missed it… where are they planning on ‘keeping’ it?

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Date: 8/06/2015 11:30:13
From: dv
ID: 734046
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Peak Warming Man said:
OCDC said:
She didn’t know any better then!

PS my new Sim is called Henrietta Lacks. I’m going to make her immortal :-)

Does your shiny new puter go at warp speed?
16 gig of ram says yes.

I have a very high spec computer now but all i will be doing with it is boring stuff like computing.

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Date: 8/06/2015 11:31:08
From: Cymek
ID: 734047
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Cymek said:

Arts said:

are they still trying to recreate a mammoth?

Apparently did you see the recent documentary on SBS

nope missed it… where are they planning on ‘keeping’ it?

Possibly returning it to its place of origin

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Date: 8/06/2015 11:31:53
From: OCDC
ID: 734049
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:

OCDC said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Does your shiny new puter go at warp speed?
16 gig of ram says yes.
I have a very high spec computer now but all i will be doing with it is boring stuff like computing.
pftfweka

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Date: 8/06/2015 11:32:48
From: Cymek
ID: 734050
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Arts said:

Cymek said:

Apparently did you see the recent documentary on SBS

nope missed it… where are they planning on ‘keeping’ it?

Possibly returning it to its place of origin

Not in time that is.
It was interesting showing them doing an autopsy on it

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Date: 8/06/2015 11:34:33
From: Arts
ID: 734051
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Cymek said:

Arts said:

nope missed it… where are they planning on ‘keeping’ it?

Possibly returning it to its place of origin

Not in time that is.
It was interesting showing them doing an autopsy on it

so this was a recovered carcass? or cgi? SBS you say.. might try to find it

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Date: 8/06/2015 11:38:26
From: Arts
ID: 734055
Subject: re: June Chatting

according to Portugal the way to get drug dealers and users out of prison is to decriminalize drugs. stats are amazing now, hardly anyone in prison for drug offenses…

more interestingly, they claim that OD’s and HIV cases have decreased dramatically.

I wonder what would happen if we addressed reasons why people take and continue to use drugs.. and focus on fixing that..

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Date: 8/06/2015 11:39:09
From: Cymek
ID: 734056
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Cymek said:

Cymek said:

Possibly returning it to its place of origin

Not in time that is.
It was interesting showing them doing an autopsy on it

so this was a recovered carcass? or cgi? SBS you say.. might try to find it

A recovered carcass the most intake to date, it should be on SBS on demand

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Date: 8/06/2015 11:43:41
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734058
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


I have a very high spec computer now but all i will be doing with it is boring stuff like computing.

You need to find a very graphics intensive version of Scrabble.

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Date: 8/06/2015 11:56:42
From: Skeptic Pete
ID: 734060
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ask Alex about her reticulated spline.

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Date: 8/06/2015 11:59:58
From: Dropbear
ID: 734061
Subject: re: June Chatting

Skeptic Pete said:


Ask Alex about her reticulated spline.

And flip top head?

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Date: 8/06/2015 12:00:47
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734062
Subject: re: June Chatting

Skeptic Pete said:


Ask Alex about her reticulated spline.

You’re old-school man!

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Date: 8/06/2015 12:02:27
From: dv
ID: 734063
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spliney spliney bad times behind me.

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Date: 8/06/2015 12:02:53
From: dv
ID: 734064
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


dv said:

I have a very high spec computer now but all i will be doing with it is boring stuff like computing.

You need to find a very graphics intensive version of Scrabble.

The phone is for play.

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Date: 8/06/2015 12:04:38
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734065
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 8/06/2015 12:14:45
From: dv
ID: 734066
Subject: re: June Chatting

The boss lady’s gum specialist is called Dr Creeper. For real.

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Date: 8/06/2015 12:34:51
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 734067
Subject: re: June Chatting

I remember when rock was young.
I think it was pre Jurassic.

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Date: 8/06/2015 12:36:09
From: captain_spalding
ID: 734068
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


The boss lady’s gum specialist is called Dr Creeper. For real.

He may not be a real doctor, but he is a real creeper.

(Apologies to They Might Be Giants)

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Date: 8/06/2015 12:53:55
From: Dropbear
ID: 734069
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:



Scaramouch

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Date: 8/06/2015 13:16:50
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734070
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


I remember when rock was young.
I think it was pre Jurassic.

Michael V would have given you a one handed clap for that, or even a polite Ha Ha.

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Date: 8/06/2015 13:22:06
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734071
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Skeptic Pete said:

Ask Alex about her reticulated spline.

And flip top head?


you could make an ash tray out of that

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Date: 8/06/2015 13:22:28
From: Cymek
ID: 734072
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


I remember when rock was young.
I think it was pre Jurassic.

And in a park, nowadays those bands are all dinosaurs

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Date: 8/06/2015 13:23:39
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734073
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


according to Portugal the way to get drug dealers and users out of prison is to decriminalize drugs. stats are amazing now, hardly anyone in prison for drug offenses…

more interestingly, they claim that OD’s and HIV cases have decreased dramatically.

I wonder what would happen if we addressed reasons why people take and continue to use drugs.. and focus on fixing that..


or just shooting ayone that imports ice

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Date: 8/06/2015 13:28:40
From: Cymek
ID: 734075
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Arts said:

according to Portugal the way to get drug dealers and users out of prison is to decriminalize drugs. stats are amazing now, hardly anyone in prison for drug offenses…

more interestingly, they claim that OD’s and HIV cases have decreased dramatically.

I wonder what would happen if we addressed reasons why people take and continue to use drugs.. and focus on fixing that..

Drug Courts and court diversion programs attempt to do the above, they are only semi-effective as basically addicts need to get rid of any and all negative influences in their lives something most people are willing or able to do.

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Date: 8/06/2015 13:33:33
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734076
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


according to Portugal the way to get drug dealers and users out of prison is to decriminalize drugs. stats are amazing now, hardly anyone in prison for drug offenses…

more interestingly, they claim that OD’s and HIV cases have decreased dramatically.

I wonder what would happen if we addressed reasons why people take and continue to use drugs.. and focus on fixing that..


you could but it will take more money, change the status quo and take more time

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Date: 8/06/2015 13:48:31
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734080
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 8/06/2015 14:06:37
From: roughbarked
ID: 734089
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


I’ve been here for decades, and i still don’t know why a lot Qlders pronounce ‘castle’ as ‘kassel’.

Leftovers from the battle of Brisbane 1942

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Date: 8/06/2015 14:09:28
From: Tamb
ID: 734092
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


captain_spalding said:

I’ve been here for decades, and i still don’t know why a lot Qlders pronounce ‘castle’ as ‘kassel’.

Leftovers from the battle of Brisbane 1942


Or why some people pronounce Bathurst Bath hurst. I tell them there is only one H in the word.

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Date: 8/06/2015 14:19:36
From: dv
ID: 734096
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Peak Warming Man said:

I remember when rock was young.
I think it was pre Jurassic.

Michael V would have given you a one handed clap for that, or even a polite Ha Ha.

Yes, not bad.

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Date: 8/06/2015 14:25:55
From: btm
ID: 734098
Subject: re: June Chatting

Anyone know how to get Windows XP to give details of its dhcp communications? Theoretically, the process should be:
client: send a DHCPDISCOVER on 255.255.255.255
server: send a DHCPOFFER to the client
client: send a DHCPREQUEST on 255.255.255.255
server: send DHCPACK back to the client and bind the client’s MAC address to the client’s new IP adddress
client: bind the IP address offered by the server to the network device.

Windows XP* will only report “Acquiring network address”, and switch to BOOTP or some other default address if/when it fails. I want to be able to figure out what part of the exchange fails, so I can figure out why.

* Later Windows versions won’t even print that message, only pop a window up wnd show a progress bar, giving no information at all.

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Date: 8/06/2015 14:28:46
From: Tamb
ID: 734099
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


Anyone know how to get Windows XP to give details of its dhcp communications? Theoretically, the process should be:
client: send a DHCPDISCOVER on 255.255.255.255
server: send a DHCPOFFER to the client
client: send a DHCPREQUEST on 255.255.255.255
server: send DHCPACK back to the client and bind the client’s MAC address to the client’s new IP adddress
client: bind the IP address offered by the server to the network device.

Windows XP* will only report “Acquiring network address”, and switch to BOOTP or some other default address if/when it fails. I want to be able to figure out what part of the exchange fails, so I can figure out why.

* Later Windows versions won’t even print that message, only pop a window up wnd show a progress bar, giving no information at all.

My XP machine died today so I can’t help. Sorry.
I’m on a vista laptop & not liking it at all.

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Date: 8/06/2015 14:36:39
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734100
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


btm said:

Anyone know how to get Windows XP to give details of its dhcp communications? Theoretically, the process should be:
client: send a DHCPDISCOVER on 255.255.255.255
server: send a DHCPOFFER to the client
client: send a DHCPREQUEST on 255.255.255.255
server: send DHCPACK back to the client and bind the client’s MAC address to the client’s new IP adddress
client: bind the IP address offered by the server to the network device.

Windows XP* will only report “Acquiring network address”, and switch to BOOTP or some other default address if/when it fails. I want to be able to figure out what part of the exchange fails, so I can figure out why.

* Later Windows versions won’t even print that message, only pop a window up wnd show a progress bar, giving no information at all.

My XP machine died today so I can’t help. Sorry.
I’m on a vista laptop & not liking it at all.

Windows 10 is shortly (later this month) available direct from Microsoft and it’s free!

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Date: 8/06/2015 14:37:13
From: Arts
ID: 734101
Subject: re: June Chatting

I don’t know about this ‘Open Slather’ anymore. The first episode got a couple of genuine lol’s but now it’s all a bit meh…. three episodes in.

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Date: 8/06/2015 14:43:08
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 734102
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m going to have a cup of tea and a biscuit and there’s nothing you can do about it.

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Date: 8/06/2015 14:46:53
From: Tamb
ID: 734103
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Tamb said:

btm said:

Anyone know how to get Windows XP to give details of its dhcp communications? Theoretically, the process should be:
client: send a DHCPDISCOVER on 255.255.255.255
server: send a DHCPOFFER to the client
client: send a DHCPREQUEST on 255.255.255.255
server: send DHCPACK back to the client and bind the client’s MAC address to the client’s new IP adddress
client: bind the IP address offered by the server to the network device.

Windows XP* will only report “Acquiring network address”, and switch to BOOTP or some other default address if/when it fails. I want to be able to figure out what part of the exchange fails, so I can figure out why.

* Later Windows versions won’t even print that message, only pop a window up wnd show a progress bar, giving no information at all.

My XP machine died today so I can’t help. Sorry.
I’m on a vista laptop & not liking it at all.

Windows 10 is shortly (later this month) available direct from Microsoft and it’s free!

Not for XP, only 8 & 7.

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Date: 8/06/2015 14:47:59
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734104
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


I’m going to have a cup of tea and a biscuit and there’s nothing you can do about it.

Don’t bet on it; falling pianos are making a comeback.

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Date: 8/06/2015 14:48:10
From: Tamb
ID: 734105
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


I’m going to have a cup of tea and a biscuit and there’s nothing you can do about it.

We can talk about you behind your back.

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Date: 8/06/2015 14:49:09
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734106
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


PermeateFree said:

Tamb said:

My XP machine died today so I can’t help. Sorry.
I’m on a vista laptop & not liking it at all.

Windows 10 is shortly (later this month) available direct from Microsoft and it’s free!

Not for XP, only 8 & 7.

No, XP too! I have XP and they will be downloading Win 10 to me later this month.

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Date: 8/06/2015 14:50:23
From: Tamb
ID: 734107
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Peak Warming Man said:

I’m going to have a cup of tea and a biscuit and there’s nothing you can do about it.

Don’t bet on it; falling pianos are making a comeback.

Does PWM drive a Morris Marina?

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Date: 8/06/2015 14:53:58
From: Tamb
ID: 734108
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Tamb said:

PermeateFree said:

Windows 10 is shortly (later this month) available direct from Microsoft and it’s free!

Not for XP, only 8 & 7.

No, XP too! I have XP and they will be downloading Win 10 to me later this month.


All the stuff I’ve seen says not but I really hope I;m wrong.
Going to see the computer people on Wednesday to have them bring my dead machine back to life until 10 is released.

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Date: 8/06/2015 14:56:53
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734109
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


PermeateFree said:

Tamb said:

Not for XP, only 8 & 7.

No, XP too! I have XP and they will be downloading Win 10 to me later this month.


All the stuff I’ve seen says not but I really hope I;m wrong.
Going to see the computer people on Wednesday to have them bring my dead machine back to life until 10 is released.

You will need an operating machine, so no loss there. Don’t think you will be waiting long for the later Window’s version.

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Date: 8/06/2015 14:59:46
From: Tamb
ID: 734110
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Tamb said:

PermeateFree said:

No, XP too! I have XP and they will be downloading Win 10 to me later this month.


All the stuff I’ve seen says not but I really hope I;m wrong.
Going to see the computer people on Wednesday to have them bring my dead machine back to life until 10 is released.

You will need an operating machine, so no loss there. Don’t think you will be waiting long for the later Window’s version.


I need to get some data off the dead machine. I caught me between backups.
The computer people are very good. Revivals cost about $50.

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Date: 8/06/2015 15:02:19
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734111
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


PermeateFree said:

Tamb said:

All the stuff I’ve seen says not but I really hope I;m wrong.
Going to see the computer people on Wednesday to have them bring my dead machine back to life until 10 is released.

You will need an operating machine, so no loss there. Don’t think you will be waiting long for the later Window’s version.


I need to get some data off the dead machine. I caught me between backups.
The computer people are very good. Revivals cost about $50.

If you go to https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/features
you can reserve a download of Win 10. They will get back to you with a date.

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Date: 8/06/2015 15:06:31
From: OCDC
ID: 734113
Subject: re: June Chatting

Henrietta Lacks nailed the Intermediate Infectious Disease 201 exam and passed with flying colors (sic).

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Date: 8/06/2015 15:07:21
From: Tamb
ID: 734114
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Tamb said:

PermeateFree said:

You will need an operating machine, so no loss there. Don’t think you will be waiting long for the later Window’s version.


I need to get some data off the dead machine. I caught me between backups.
The computer people are very good. Revivals cost about $50.

If you go to https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/features
you can reserve a download of Win 10. They will get back to you with a date.


Thanks.

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Date: 8/06/2015 15:10:04
From: Tamb
ID: 734115
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


PermeateFree said:

Tamb said:

I need to get some data off the dead machine. I caught me between backups.
The computer people are very good. Revivals cost about $50.

If you go to https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/features
you can reserve a download of Win 10. They will get back to you with a date.


Thanks.


3Gb download. Sadly not possible on my satellite connection.

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Date: 8/06/2015 15:11:30
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734116
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


Tamb said:

PermeateFree said:

If you go to https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/features
you can reserve a download of Win 10. They will get back to you with a date.


Thanks.


3Gb download. Sadly not possible on my satellite connection.

That’s what you get when you read the fine print. Tough!

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Date: 8/06/2015 15:16:08
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734117
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Henrietta Lacks nailed the Intermediate Infectious Disease 201 exam and passed with flying colors (sic).

I’m liking her already.

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Date: 8/06/2015 15:17:59
From: Tamb
ID: 734118
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Tamb said:

Tamb said:

Thanks.


3Gb download. Sadly not possible on my satellite connection.

That’s what you get when you read the fine print. Tough!


NBN is getting close so I was hoping to do a major upgrade. New quad core computer, Win 10 & broadband wi fi.

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Date: 8/06/2015 15:40:09
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 734119
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Tamb said:

Tamb said:

Thanks.


3Gb download. Sadly not possible on my satellite connection.

That’s what you get when you read the fine print. Tough!

You can get it posted I think

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Date: 8/06/2015 15:40:23
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734120
Subject: re: June Chatting

I wonder if tampons will somehow become cheaper when the GST is removed or will they just creep back up to normal prices and the tax money normally accrued go straight back into company profits?

perhaps a better policy would be removing all deductions on ALL goods and services and making the GST LOWER not HIGHER?

if you removed tax deductions on all business related purchase and made the GST lower it will soon sort things out

get rid of negative gearing and “trusts”

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Date: 8/06/2015 15:40:28
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734121
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


PermeateFree said:

Tamb said:

3Gb download. Sadly not possible on my satellite connection.

That’s what you get when you read the fine print. Tough!


NBN is getting close so I was hoping to do a major upgrade. New quad core computer, Win 10 & broadband wi fi.

In the meantime, I’d be chatting to your IT folk to see if they can download WIN 10 for you.

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Date: 8/06/2015 15:40:36
From: AussieDJ
ID: 734122
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


PermeateFree said:

Tamb said:

I need to get some data off the dead machine. I caught me between backups.
The computer people are very good. Revivals cost about $50.

If you go to https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/features
you can reserve a download of Win 10. They will get back to you with a date.


Thanks.


Fine print dept (from that website): “Windows 10 Upgrade Offer is valid for qualified Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 devices … “

It says nothing about upgrading from XP. :(

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Date: 8/06/2015 15:42:09
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734123
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


Tamb said:

PermeateFree said:

If you go to https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/features
you can reserve a download of Win 10. They will get back to you with a date.


Thanks.


3Gb download. Sadly not possible on my satellite connection.


I was talking to someone recently and might be getting into something soon

you can get modules that talk over 30km and allow you to hook up to an existing data service many miles away

you can create repeater stations for not much money these days – just need line of sight

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Date: 8/06/2015 15:43:40
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734124
Subject: re: June Chatting

what about if they kept the tampon tax and put the tax raised into breast cancer research?

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Date: 8/06/2015 15:43:46
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734125
Subject: re: June Chatting

AussieDJ said:


Tamb said:

PermeateFree said:

If you go to https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/features
you can reserve a download of Win 10. They will get back to you with a date.


Thanks.


Fine print dept (from that website): “Windows 10 Upgrade Offer is valid for qualified Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 devices … “

It says nothing about upgrading from XP. :(

What is a ‘qualified’ Win 7 device?

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Date: 8/06/2015 15:43:56
From: AussieDJ
ID: 734126
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Tamb said:

PermeateFree said:

Windows 10 is shortly (later this month) available direct from Microsoft and it’s free!

Not for XP, only 8 & 7.

No, XP too! I have XP and they will be downloading Win 10 to me later this month.


Repeating my previous post:
Fine print dept (from the Windows website): “Windows 10 Upgrade Offer is valid for qualified Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 devices … “

It says nothing about upgrading from XP. :(

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Date: 8/06/2015 15:44:38
From: AussieDJ
ID: 734127
Subject: re: June Chatting

I suspect it’s a legal copy.

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Date: 8/06/2015 15:44:50
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 734128
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


I wonder if tampons will somehow become cheaper when the GST is removed or will they just creep back up to normal prices and the tax money normally accrued go straight back into company profits?

perhaps a better policy would be removing all deductions on ALL goods and services and making the GST LOWER not HIGHER?

if you removed tax deductions on all business related purchase and made the GST lower it will soon sort things out

get rid of negative gearing and “trusts”

Politicians who support tax on tampons are sexist

there is nothing luxurious about sticking a tampon up your vagina

some men might find it a luxury

most women do it themselves I would imagine

what do women think about it?

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Date: 8/06/2015 15:47:02
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734130
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


wookiemeister said:

I wonder if tampons will somehow become cheaper when the GST is removed or will they just creep back up to normal prices and the tax money normally accrued go straight back into company profits?

perhaps a better policy would be removing all deductions on ALL goods and services and making the GST LOWER not HIGHER?

if you removed tax deductions on all business related purchase and made the GST lower it will soon sort things out

get rid of negative gearing and “trusts”

Politicians who support tax on tampons are sexist

there is nothing luxurious about sticking a tampon up your vagina

some men might find it a luxury

most women do it themselves I would imagine

what do women think about it?

They don’t like it….the tax or sticking it up em.

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Date: 8/06/2015 15:48:37
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734131
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


wookiemeister said:

I wonder if tampons will somehow become cheaper when the GST is removed or will they just creep back up to normal prices and the tax money normally accrued go straight back into company profits?

perhaps a better policy would be removing all deductions on ALL goods and services and making the GST LOWER not HIGHER?

if you removed tax deductions on all business related purchase and made the GST lower it will soon sort things out

get rid of negative gearing and “trusts”

Politicians who support tax on tampons are sexist

there is nothing luxurious about sticking a tampon up your vagina

some men might find it a luxury

most women do it themselves I would imagine

what do women think about it?


I’m saying just apply GST on everything and not allow any deductions on anything for any reason – if everything is now taxed without exception and taxes unable to be deducted the government will have enough revenue to keep things going now they’ve sold profitable government industries that used to supply money.

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Date: 8/06/2015 15:50:03
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734132
Subject: re: June Chatting

by ending ALL deductions the GST could be half of what it is now

you like using petrol for your vehicle that you claim for business that your wife drives around in? no longer deductible

all fuel gets taxed regardless where its being used

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Date: 8/06/2015 15:50:17
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734133
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

wookiemeister said:

I wonder if tampons will somehow become cheaper when the GST is removed or will they just creep back up to normal prices and the tax money normally accrued go straight back into company profits?

perhaps a better policy would be removing all deductions on ALL goods and services and making the GST LOWER not HIGHER?

if you removed tax deductions on all business related purchase and made the GST lower it will soon sort things out

get rid of negative gearing and “trusts”

Politicians who support tax on tampons are sexist

there is nothing luxurious about sticking a tampon up your vagina

some men might find it a luxury

most women do it themselves I would imagine

what do women think about it?


I’m saying just apply GST on everything and not allow any deductions on anything for any reason – if everything is now taxed without exception and taxes unable to be deducted the government will have enough revenue to keep things going now they’ve sold profitable government industries that used to supply money.

It would impact unfairly on lower income families, as a higher percentage of their income is spent on food.

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Date: 8/06/2015 15:52:57
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734134
Subject: re: June Chatting

the problem is that with all these business now rushing out to buy tools there’s only one problem – we make very little here which means that the money just disappears back overseas in the containers that brought the product in the first place

its like money being given out and people rushing out to buy TVs that will be in landfill

I bet many of those TVs bought during the cash payment in the GFC are now in landfill

I bought a dux water heater made over here – that’s in landfill now but at least it made real employment over here

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Date: 8/06/2015 15:53:31
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734135
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

Politicians who support tax on tampons are sexist

there is nothing luxurious about sticking a tampon up your vagina

some men might find it a luxury

most women do it themselves I would imagine

what do women think about it?


I’m saying just apply GST on everything and not allow any deductions on anything for any reason – if everything is now taxed without exception and taxes unable to be deducted the government will have enough revenue to keep things going now they’ve sold profitable government industries that used to supply money.

It would impact unfairly on lower income families, as a higher percentage of their income is spent on food.


but the tax will be lower

more revenue would allow those families to be treated fairly

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Date: 8/06/2015 15:54:34
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734136
Subject: re: June Chatting

Nappies and incontinence products don’t attract GST so why should tampons?

There is nothing luxurious about sticking a cotton wad there and removing it later.

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Date: 8/06/2015 15:55:05
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 734137
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

wookiemeister said:

I wonder if tampons will somehow become cheaper when the GST is removed or will they just creep back up to normal prices and the tax money normally accrued go straight back into company profits?

perhaps a better policy would be removing all deductions on ALL goods and services and making the GST LOWER not HIGHER?

if you removed tax deductions on all business related purchase and made the GST lower it will soon sort things out

get rid of negative gearing and “trusts”

Politicians who support tax on tampons are sexist

there is nothing luxurious about sticking a tampon up your vagina

some men might find it a luxury

most women do it themselves I would imagine

what do women think about it?

They don’t like it….the tax or sticking it up em.

So it should be scrapped

I think Joe said he supported the removal of it so as to not appear sexist? or maybe he is supportive of its removal?

while Tony Abbott clings onto outdated sexist ideologies

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Date: 8/06/2015 15:55:48
From: buffy
ID: 734138
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hello Holidayers. Been to the bush. Got a couple of fungi photos, but I haven’t got them off the camera yet. I’ll get back to you later with them.

Oh, and we have a trailer of firewood. Still in lengths, but that won’t take long to dock.

But not today.

It’s A Bit Windy. In the meteorological sense.

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Date: 8/06/2015 15:56:13
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 734139
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Nappies and incontinence products don’t attract GST so why should tampons?

There is nothing luxurious about sticking a cotton wad there and removing it later.

Its agreed then

Tampons are not a luxury item

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Date: 8/06/2015 15:56:41
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734140
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


the problem is that with all these business now rushing out to buy tools there’s only one problem – we make very little here which means that the money just disappears back overseas in the containers that brought the product in the first place

its like money being given out and people rushing out to buy TVs that will be in landfill

I bet many of those TVs bought during the cash payment in the GFC are now in landfill

I bought a dux water heater made over here – that’s in landfill now but at least it made real employment over here

There is more money made in selling the appliance than in making it. The advantage of manufacture is the greater volume and additional employment.

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Date: 8/06/2015 15:57:43
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734141
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

I’m saying just apply GST on everything and not allow any deductions on anything for any reason – if everything is now taxed without exception and taxes unable to be deducted the government will have enough revenue to keep things going now they’ve sold profitable government industries that used to supply money.

It would impact unfairly on lower income families, as a higher percentage of their income is spent on food.


but the tax will be lower

more revenue would allow those families to be treated fairly

The well-off, would still be better-off under your suggestion.

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:00:00
From: buffy
ID: 734142
Subject: re: June Chatting

>>I bet many of those TVs bought during the cash payment in the GFC are now in landfill<<

I spent mine on a chook tractor and it’s still going strong. I expect it to last many years. And outlast many hens.

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:00:05
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734143
Subject: re: June Chatting

Wookie

if you don’t mind me asking , had you met Mollfollwomble before you helped him out on Saturday?

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:00:14
From: jjjust moi
ID: 734144
Subject: re: June Chatting

My son has to pick up a truck in Sydney and bring it back to WA via Parkes, later this week.

Is there any likelyhood of snow on the Sydney/Parkes leg?

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:01:02
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734145
Subject: re: June Chatting

the government has become addicted to planned obsolescence

mrs smith buys 10 dollars of pegs in two years, the gov makes 1 dollar but mrs smith has to keep buying pegs from china because none of them last

in 10 years the gov will make 5 dollars from mrs smith but if there are 5 million mrs smiths that’s 25 million dollars just on ONE product that doesn’t last

imagine what money they must make on products that can only ever be used once

whats worse with practically nothing being made here taxing the product isn’t actually doing anything other than slowing the inevitable collapse

the only way they can prop the entire system with nothing being made here and keeping the money here is keep importing enough people to buy enough debt to buy more pegs that the government can tax

we are boned

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:02:42
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734146
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

the problem is that with all these business now rushing out to buy tools there’s only one problem – we make very little here which means that the money just disappears back overseas in the containers that brought the product in the first place

its like money being given out and people rushing out to buy TVs that will be in landfill

I bet many of those TVs bought during the cash payment in the GFC are now in landfill

I bought a dux water heater made over here – that’s in landfill now but at least it made real employment over here

There is more money made in selling the appliance than in making it. The advantage of manufacture is the greater volume and additional employment.


yeah but what if no one has a job anymore to make any money to pay for that product?

we are on a precipice without realising it

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:03:31
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734147
Subject: re: June Chatting

jjjust moi said:


My son has to pick up a truck in Sydney and bring it back to WA via Parkes, later this week.

Is there any likelyhood of snow on the Sydney/Parkes leg?

Might be some through Bathurst, Orange etc.

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:03:32
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734148
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


the government has become addicted to planned obsolescence

mrs smith buys 10 dollars of pegs in two years, the gov makes 1 dollar but mrs smith has to keep buying pegs from china because none of them last

in 10 years the gov will make 5 dollars from mrs smith but if there are 5 million mrs smiths that’s 25 million dollars just on ONE product that doesn’t last

imagine what money they must make on products that can only ever be used once

whats worse with practically nothing being made here taxing the product isn’t actually doing anything other than slowing the inevitable collapse

the only way they can prop the entire system with nothing being made here and keeping the money here is keep importing enough people to buy enough debt to buy more pegs that the government can tax

we are boned

You can get boned by the Government, or you can get boned by fashion.

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:03:56
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734149
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

PermeateFree said:

It would impact unfairly on lower income families, as a higher percentage of their income is spent on food.


but the tax will be lower

more revenue would allow those families to be treated fairly

The well-off, would still be better-off under your suggestion.


the well off will be ok but they will have to pay more tax , if they start shipping money out of the country they’ll pay a tax to shift money too

you create a public list of people/ companies shipping wealth out of the country

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:04:13
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734150
Subject: re: June Chatting

jjjust moi said:


My son has to pick up a truck in Sydney and bring it back to WA via Parkes, later this week.

Is there any likelyhood of snow on the Sydney/Parkes leg?

If it was really cold it could possibly snow around Bathurst. poikilotherm would be the best person to ask as he lives in Orange I think.

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:04:21
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734151
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Wookie

if you don’t mind me asking , had you met Mollfollwomble before you helped him out on Saturday?


yes

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:04:41
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734152
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Wookie

if you don’t mind me asking , had you met Mollfollwomble before you helped him out on Saturday?


I didn’t really help him as such

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:05:25
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734153
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

the problem is that with all these business now rushing out to buy tools there’s only one problem – we make very little here which means that the money just disappears back overseas in the containers that brought the product in the first place

its like money being given out and people rushing out to buy TVs that will be in landfill

I bet many of those TVs bought during the cash payment in the GFC are now in landfill

I bought a dux water heater made over here – that’s in landfill now but at least it made real employment over here

There is more money made in selling the appliance than in making it. The advantage of manufacture is the greater volume and additional employment.


yeah but what if no one has a job anymore to make any money to pay for that product?

we are on a precipice without realising it

You don’t have to manufacture or even mine to create wealth. the Service Industry is probably already larger than both of those combined.

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:05:41
From: jjjust moi
ID: 734154
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


jjjust moi said:

My son has to pick up a truck in Sydney and bring it back to WA via Parkes, later this week.

Is there any likelyhood of snow on the Sydney/Parkes leg?

Might be some through Bathurst, Orange etc.


Thanks DA.

He, like me has never seen snow, let alone driven a bloody great semi in it.

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:06:12
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734155
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

Wookie

if you don’t mind me asking , had you met Mollfollwomble before you helped him out on Saturday?


I didn’t really help him as such

Good to have someone to talk to though. Well done.

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:06:33
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734156
Subject: re: June Chatting

Snow is overrated :)

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:06:53
From: jjjust moi
ID: 734157
Subject: re: June Chatting

jjjust moi said:


My son has to pick up a truck in Sydney and bring it back to WA via Parkes, later this week.

Is there any likelyhood of snow on the Sydney/Parkes leg?

If it was really cold it could possibly snow around Bathurst. poikilotherm would be the best person to ask as he lives in Orange I think.

Thanks WR

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:08:11
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734158
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

PermeateFree said:

There is more money made in selling the appliance than in making it. The advantage of manufacture is the greater volume and additional employment.


yeah but what if no one has a job anymore to make any money to pay for that product?

we are on a precipice without realising it

You don’t have to manufacture or even mine to create wealth. the Service Industry is probably already larger than both of those combined.


the service industry only provides services to people making money from elsewhere – that money has to come from somewhere

99.9999999999999 percent of all money is created by debt

the germans make things and sell them to make money , that’s why they bounced after the GFC, other countries that only offer “services” are boned

the mining boom created money that was spent here but soon evaporated

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:08:53
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734159
Subject: re: June Chatting

jjjust moi said:

If it was really cold it could possibly snow around Bathurst. poikilotherm would be the best person to ask as he lives in Orange I think.


Thanks WR

I’d be more concerned about black ice early in the morning.

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:09:47
From: buffy
ID: 734160
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ooh, the networked computer in the front room is networking today. Sometimes it talks, sometimes it doesn’t. Now to remember how Firefox works. The other computer has been put back onto Explorer.

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:09:53
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 734161
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

yeah but what if no one has a job anymore to make any money to pay for that product?

we are on a precipice without realising it

You don’t have to manufacture or even mine to create wealth. the Service Industry is probably already larger than both of those combined.


the service industry only provides services to people making money from elsewhere – that money has to come from somewhere

99.9999999999999 percent of all money is created by debt

the germans make things and sell them to make money , that’s why they bounced after the GFC, other countries that only offer “services” are boned

the mining boom created money that was spent here but soon evaporated

the mining boom money went overseas

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:11:09
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 734162
Subject: re: June Chatting

I think if you ask Microsoft nicely they can post an update to you.

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:11:24
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734163
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


wookiemeister said:

PermeateFree said:

You don’t have to manufacture or even mine to create wealth. the Service Industry is probably already larger than both of those combined.


the service industry only provides services to people making money from elsewhere – that money has to come from somewhere

99.9999999999999 percent of all money is created by debt

the germans make things and sell them to make money , that’s why they bounced after the GFC, other countries that only offer “services” are boned

the mining boom created money that was spent here but soon evaporated

the mining boom money went overseas


eventually yes

that’s the problem, the only way to prop the thing up is take large numbers of people who will eventually either have to rent or buy

we are addicted to debt

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:13:53
From: Cymek
ID: 734164
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

Wookie

if you don’t mind me asking , had you met Mollfollwomble before you helped him out on Saturday?


yes

Did you help him move some pot plants ?

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:14:33
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734165
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


wookiemeister said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

Wookie

if you don’t mind me asking , had you met Mollfollwomble before you helped him out on Saturday?


yes

Did you help him move some pot plants ?


quick sale to the dept of education

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:15:22
From: Cymek
ID: 734166
Subject: re: June Chatting

Something I find a bit strange but not sure of a way around it, is the fact that state government departments charge each other for services

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:15:59
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734167
Subject: re: June Chatting

just reading about these chicks in medicine being touched up and propositioned by the blokes and not much happening

I would have thought that if you earnt the ire of the female section of a workplace it was all down here, you got eaten by an army of ants

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:17:40
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734168
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


just reading about these chicks in medicine being touched up and propositioned by the blokes and not much happening

I would have thought that if you earnt the ire of the female section of a workplace it was all down here, you got eaten by an army of ants

Amongst the recent complaints the bullying was by a female senior surgeon.

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:17:43
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734169
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

yeah but what if no one has a job anymore to make any money to pay for that product?

we are on a precipice without realising it

You don’t have to manufacture or even mine to create wealth. the Service Industry is probably already larger than both of those combined.


the service industry only provides services to people making money from elsewhere – that money has to come from somewhere

99.9999999999999 percent of all money is created by debt

the germans make things and sell them to make money , that’s why they bounced after the GFC, other countries that only offer “services” are boned

the mining boom created money that was spent here but soon evaporated

Education is a service industry and is one of our largest income streams. Having a non-tangible thing like tourism, or intellectual property etc. that someone is willing to pay for, is a service industry. It is far bigger than making the nuts and bolts.

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:19:57
From: OCDC
ID: 734170
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rack of lamb with honey and rosemary marinade tonight. I was too lazy to cook it yesterday so I’m telling youse all tonight to make sure I do it today.

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:21:39
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734172
Subject: re: June Chatting

QB edition of MNDC now on, especially for those enjoying a delicious glass of Peter Lehmann Special Barrel Project Merlot.

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:26:04
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734173
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Rack of lamb with honey and rosemary marinade tonight. I was too lazy to cook it yesterday so I’m telling youse all tonight to make sure I do it today.

I’m sure it’ll be well worth the effort.

Pork chops + dirty rice this end, as well as various fancy leftovers from Saturday (ginger syrup cake, chocolate hazelnut cake with crème fraîche etc).

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:26:50
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 734174
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

wookiemeister said:

the service industry only provides services to people making money from elsewhere – that money has to come from somewhere

99.9999999999999 percent of all money is created by debt

the germans make things and sell them to make money , that’s why they bounced after the GFC, other countries that only offer “services” are boned

the mining boom created money that was spent here but soon evaporated

the mining boom money went overseas


eventually yes

that’s the problem, the only way to prop the thing up is take large numbers of people who will eventually either have to rent or buy

we are addicted to debt

Set up artificial BS markets to exploit the poor to create even more debt

regional coding is a perfect example of the BS market

we pay more money for music, movies, books, software, (but why, what happens to the extra money)

another example

dont build the NBN properly and create a BS market for the last few meters so people have to pay more to get it done

prepaid phones if you dont use any of it, it disappears after 6 months and you “pay for something you dont use”

all those unused gigabytes etc “gone” and you “pay for something you dont use”

they must love that

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:27:30
From: furious
ID: 734175
Subject: re: June Chatting

Private enterprise often does the same thing where different sections charge others for services…

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:30:22
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734176
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Something I find a bit strange but not sure of a way around it, is the fact that state government departments charge each other for services

There has to be internal accounting for all work done otherwise they’d be no idea where the money is going. Charging each other the actual money is probably the easiest way of keeping account of it all.

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:30:35
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734177
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Something I find a bit strange but not sure of a way around it, is the fact that state government departments charge each other for services

Federal as well. In preparing briefs for DMPLS, the defence parliamentary liaison service, the hours of time taken up by star ranks to compile the answer was noted at the bottom and at some later stage the department would be reimbursed that amount to that particular cost code.

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:32:01
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734178
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • Something I find a bit strange but not sure of a way around it, is the fact that state government departments charge each other for services

Private enterprise often does the same thing where different sections charge others for services…

Quite a lot of Government money goes around in circles, which is one reason some people think it should not be involved in business activities.

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:33:30
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734179
Subject: re: June Chatting

Very windy again today

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:34:35
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734180
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


furious said:
  • Something I find a bit strange but not sure of a way around it, is the fact that state government departments charge each other for services

Private enterprise often does the same thing where different sections charge others for services…

Quite a lot of Government money goes around in circles, which is one reason some people think it should not be involved in business activities.

You are buying or ordering a service. Someone needs to pay. Payment allows tracking and imposes constraints.

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:35:12
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734181
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Very windy again today

Looks like Tassie is getting blown off the map.

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:37:02
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 734182
Subject: re: June Chatting

I propose a new model

Customers start charging business and corporations for being a customer

must be a whole heap of things customers can start charging banks and such for being a customer

invent fees and charges

that’s what they do anyway

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:38:38
From: Cymek
ID: 734183
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


I propose a new model

Customers start charging business and corporations for being a customer

must be a whole heap of things customers can start charging banks and such for being a customer

invent fees and charges

that’s what they do anyway

And take class action against Colesworth when they don’t continually restock items on special

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:39:48
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734184
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


PermeateFree said:

furious said:
  • Something I find a bit strange but not sure of a way around it, is the fact that state government departments charge each other for services

Private enterprise often does the same thing where different sections charge others for services…

Quite a lot of Government money goes around in circles, which is one reason some people think it should not be involved in business activities.

You are buying or ordering a service. Someone needs to pay. Payment allows tracking and imposes constraints.

No argument there, but government get money in many ways. For instance it is a great deal more beneficial to supply goods in overseas aid than give them money. First the coast of producing the product and all those taxes, profits, wages. transport, etc., all have taxes imposed on them.

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:43:38
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734188
Subject: re: June Chatting

All you samsung smart phone users, what is a good calender app?

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:44:33
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734189
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


AwesomeO said:

PermeateFree said:

Quite a lot of Government money goes around in circles, which is one reason some people think it should not be involved in business activities.

You are buying or ordering a service. Someone needs to pay. Payment allows tracking and imposes constraints.

No argument there, but government get money in many ways. For instance it is a great deal more beneficial to supply goods in overseas aid than give them money. First the coast of producing the product and all those taxes, profits, wages. transport, etc., all have taxes imposed on them.

I was just explaining why govt departments charge each other. Minister says, how come you over spent your budget and have nothing to show for it? Head of department replies, coz we spent all our money answering stupid questions from DMPLS who ask us anything they like cos it doesn’t cost them anything.

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:46:51
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 734190
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

I propose a new model

Customers start charging business and corporations for being a customer

must be a whole heap of things customers can start charging banks and such for being a customer

invent fees and charges

that’s what they do anyway

And take class action against Colesworth when they don’t continually restock items on special

fees and class action for that fresh bread baked on premises misinformation which upset a lot of customers and caused anxiety and depression

class action for upsetting customers because coles and worthworths are mistreating suppliers, causing customers anger and frustration and days off work

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:46:55
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 734191
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


All you samsung smart phone users, what is a good calender app?

I’ve got a LJ Hooker calendar app that was downloaded for free to my letterbox.
It’s magnetically connected to the smart fridge now.

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:48:13
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734192
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


Cymek said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

I propose a new model

Customers start charging business and corporations for being a customer

must be a whole heap of things customers can start charging banks and such for being a customer

invent fees and charges

that’s what they do anyway

And take class action against Colesworth when they don’t continually restock items on special

fees and class action for that fresh bread baked on premises misinformation which upset a lot of customers and caused anxiety and depression

class action for upsetting customers because coles and worthworths are mistreating suppliers, causing customers anger and frustration and days off work

Woolies customers unhappy over new website

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:49:13
From: dv
ID: 734193
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

All you samsung smart phone users, what is a good calender app?

I’ve got a LJ Hooker calendar app that was downloaded for free to my letterbox.
It’s magnetically connected to the smart fridge now.

Nice.

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:49:54
From: dv
ID: 734194
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


All you samsung smart phone users, what is a good calender app?

I’ve had no trouble with the Calendar app that comes bundled with the OS

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:50:31
From: dv
ID: 734195
Subject: re: June Chatting

Judd would not be drawn on the manner of Malthouse’s departure from Carlton, saying Blues supporters should celebrate his storied career, not commiserate its end.

“There’s not a heap of point going into that sort of stuff,” he said.

“The time now is to celebrate what a wonderful coaching career Mick’s had and for all Carlton people to stick fat and stay united.”

——

Stick fat?

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:51:59
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734196
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

All you samsung smart phone users, what is a good calender app?

I’ve had no trouble with the Calendar app that comes bundled with the OS

Is that the one called S Planner? I’m using it but much prefer the old calendar on my old Nokia. I’m new to this smartphone business.

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:53:39
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734197
Subject: re: June Chatting

I heard the Italians were joining the smartphone game with a phone called Gnocchia.

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:54:27
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734198
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Stick fat?

Pieces of fat on a stick, another name for shish keblobs.

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:55:01
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734199
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


I heard the Italians were joining the smartphone game with a phone called Gnocchia.

I don’t know how you did it Boris but give DA back her handle.

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Date: 8/06/2015 16:56:10
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 734200
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.smh.com.au/business/retail/tougher-approach-needed-to-curtail-coles-woolworths-harper-20150331-1mc1ey.html

reads story

scrolls down further

lol

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Date: 8/06/2015 17:00:27
From: btm
ID: 734201
Subject: re: June Chatting

Why was Beethoven mad at his chook?

Because she kept saying “Bach, Bach, Bach!”

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Date: 8/06/2015 17:02:25
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734202
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speaking of fat, I wish they’d make up their minds:

Why obesity protects against heart disease and heart attack

Fat surrounding damaged blood vessels releases chemicals which starts to battle heart disease, scientists have found

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/science/science-news/11657811/Why-obesity-protects-against-heart-disease-and-heart-attack.html

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Date: 8/06/2015 17:54:43
From: btm
ID: 734206
Subject: re: June Chatting

The one-l lama, he’s a priest;
The two-l llama, he’s a beast;
And I will bet a silk pajama (sic)
There isn’t any three-l lllama.

*The author’s attention has recently been called to a type of conflagration called a “three-alarmer.” Pooh.

(Ogden Nash)

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Date: 8/06/2015 17:55:02
From: buffy
ID: 734207
Subject: re: June Chatting

I see Mandy Vanstone has been speaking her mind.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-08/amanda-vanstone-scathing-tony-abbott-citizenship-policy/6529278

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Date: 8/06/2015 17:59:01
From: dv
ID: 734208
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

I see Mandy Vanstone has been speaking her mind.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-08/amanda-vanstone-scathing-tony-abbott-citizenship-policy/6529278

“Tony Abbott is a constitutional monarchist and a self-confessed Anglophile, so for him to tolerate, let alone be at the helm of, a ship that throws the Westminster system of Cabinet government out the window is simply astounding,” she said.

“The public will not long tolerate people who say one thing and do another.”

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Date: 8/06/2015 17:59:53
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734209
Subject: re: June Chatting

Looks like Dick Smith might be contesting Tony’s seat at the next election.

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:02:52
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734210
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


buffy said:

I see Mandy Vanstone has been speaking her mind.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-08/amanda-vanstone-scathing-tony-abbott-citizenship-policy/6529278

“Tony Abbott is a constitutional monarchist and a self-confessed Anglophile, so for him to tolerate, let alone be at the helm of, a ship that throws the Westminster system of Cabinet government out the window is simply astounding,” she said.

“The public will not long tolerate people who say one thing and do another.”

Isn’t it being modelled or at least inspired by the British legislation though doesn’t go as far?

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:04:21
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 734211
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


buffy said:

I see Mandy Vanstone has been speaking her mind.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-08/amanda-vanstone-scathing-tony-abbott-citizenship-policy/6529278

“Tony Abbott is a constitutional monarchist and a self-confessed Anglophile, so for him to tolerate, let alone be at the helm of, a ship that throws the Westminster system of Cabinet government out the window is simply astounding,” she said.

“The public will not long tolerate people who say one thing and do another.”

How long is the “Say one thing and do another List” now?

Is there a website?

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:06:29
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 734212
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


dv said:

buffy said:

I see Mandy Vanstone has been speaking her mind.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-08/amanda-vanstone-scathing-tony-abbott-citizenship-policy/6529278

“Tony Abbott is a constitutional monarchist and a self-confessed Anglophile, so for him to tolerate, let alone be at the helm of, a ship that throws the Westminster system of Cabinet government out the window is simply astounding,” she said.

“The public will not long tolerate people who say one thing and do another.”

Isn’t it being modelled or at least inspired by the British legislation though doesn’t go as far?

Monarchies go back to the middle ages

Religion goes back to the middle ages

we need new thinkers not old ones

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:09:52
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734213
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

I see Mandy Vanstone has been speaking her mind.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-08/amanda-vanstone-scathing-tony-abbott-citizenship-policy/6529278


she rubber stamped an Italian mafiosa boss into Australia after 100,000 dollars was transferred into the LNP account

the AFP “investigated” and even after publicly being warned by the Italian police that this person was dangerous they decided everything was ok

the system is broken – mandy should go and crawl under a stone somewhere

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:10:04
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734214
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


AwesomeO said:

dv said:

“Tony Abbott is a constitutional monarchist and a self-confessed Anglophile, so for him to tolerate, let alone be at the helm of, a ship that throws the Westminster system of Cabinet government out the window is simply astounding,” she said.

“The public will not long tolerate people who say one thing and do another.”

Isn’t it being modelled or at least inspired by the British legislation though doesn’t go as far?

Monarchies go back to the middle ages

Religion goes back to the middle ages

we need new thinkers not old ones

Well Britian has a greater experience of beardy wierdies blowing themselves up and they have felt compelled to strip them of citizenship completely. I have no problem at all with stripping Australian citizenship from head hacking Islamists.

This is the long war

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:10:33
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734215
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


AwesomeO said:

dv said:

“Tony Abbott is a constitutional monarchist and a self-confessed Anglophile, so for him to tolerate, let alone be at the helm of, a ship that throws the Westminster system of Cabinet government out the window is simply astounding,” she said.

“The public will not long tolerate people who say one thing and do another.”

Isn’t it being modelled or at least inspired by the British legislation though doesn’t go as far?

Monarchies go back to the middle ages

Religion goes back to the middle ages

we need new thinkers not old ones


and only get new taxes

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:11:40
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734216
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.smh.com.au/national/vanstone-quizzed-in-mafia-case-20091109-i5d1.html

FORMER immigration minister Amanda Vanstone has been asked by the Australian Federal Police to explain why she granted a visa to an alleged Italian crime figure.

Three serving Liberal MPs are also believed to have been interviewed or contacted by police as part of a probe into tens of thousands of dollars in donations to the Liberal Party by supporters of Francesco Madafferi when he was facing deportation from Australia.

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:11:54
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734217
Subject: re: June Chatting

And monarchies and religion go back waaaaaay beyond the Middle Ages.

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:12:08
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734218
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

AwesomeO said:

Isn’t it being modelled or at least inspired by the British legislation though doesn’t go as far?

Monarchies go back to the middle ages

Religion goes back to the middle ages

we need new thinkers not old ones

Well Britian has a greater experience of beardy wierdies blowing themselves up and they have felt compelled to strip them of citizenship completely. I have no problem at all with stripping Australian citizenship from head hacking Islamists.

This is the long war


for anyone that has no understanding of the principles of war

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:16:43
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734220
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:

I have no problem at all with stripping Australian citizenship from head hacking Islamists.

Even if they’re not duel-citizens?

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:17:51
From: Dropbear
ID: 734221
Subject: re: June Chatting

Those who have the privilege of following me on face book will be pleased to know I will stop posting Derby photos for a while.

At the airport waiting for the 2hr intrastate flight home

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:18:52
From: Dropbear
ID: 734222
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


AwesomeO said:
I have no problem at all with stripping Australian citizenship from head hacking Islamists.

Even if they’re not duel-citizens?

What about movie downloaders. They’re number 2 on the government’s hit list

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:18:57
From: OCDC
ID: 734223
Subject: re: June Chatting

Lamb and vegies are ovening as we speak.

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:19:23
From: btm
ID: 734224
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


I have no problem at all with stripping Australian citizenship from head hacking Islamists.

This is the long war

What about due process? Are the accused allowed to defend themselves, or do you get to arbitrarily decide that they’re “head hacking Islamists”?

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:19:35
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734225
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


AwesomeO said:
I have no problem at all with stripping Australian citizenship from head hacking Islamists.

Even if they’re not duel-citizens?

That would be a bridge too far I think. But if they are already over there holding up heads, it wouldn’t take me much persuading. Though I imagine it would be politically impossible at the moment.

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:19:40
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 734226
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Those who have the privilege of following me on face book will be pleased to know I will stop posting Derby photos for a while.

At the airport waiting for the 2hr intrastate flight home

I thought it very nice of that derby girl to pose for a photo with the special needs kid…

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:20:29
From: Dropbear
ID: 734227
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Dropbear said:

Those who have the privilege of following me on face book will be pleased to know I will stop posting Derby photos for a while.

At the airport waiting for the 2hr intrastate flight home

I thought it very nice of that derby girl to pose for a photo with the special needs kid…

I have very very special needs, baby

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:21:53
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734228
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


AwesomeO said:

I have no problem at all with stripping Australian citizenship from head hacking Islamists.

This is the long war

What about due process? Are the accused allowed to defend themselves, or do you get to arbitrarily decide that they’re “head hacking Islamists”?

Aye, there’s the rub. Our freedoms and processes work against us at times, but the alternative is not desirable either.

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:22:00
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 734229
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

AwesomeO said:

Isn’t it being modelled or at least inspired by the British legislation though doesn’t go as far?

Monarchies go back to the middle ages

Religion goes back to the middle ages

we need new thinkers not old ones

Well Britian has a greater experience of beardy wierdies blowing themselves up and they have felt compelled to strip them of citizenship completely. I have no problem at all with stripping Australian citizenship from head hacking Islamists.

This is the long war

They can strip them of their stupid religion as well.

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:23:49
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 734230
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


AwesomeO said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

Monarchies go back to the middle ages

Religion goes back to the middle ages

we need new thinkers not old ones

Well Britian has a greater experience of beardy wierdies blowing themselves up and they have felt compelled to strip them of citizenship completely. I have no problem at all with stripping Australian citizenship from head hacking Islamists.

This is the long war


for anyone that has no understanding of the principles of war

how long has it been going on now?

the isis war?

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:26:57
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 734231
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


AwesomeO said:

I have no problem at all with stripping Australian citizenship from head hacking Islamists.

This is the long war

What about due process? Are the accused allowed to defend themselves, or do you get to arbitrarily decide that they’re “head hacking Islamists”?

George Brandis decides doesnt he, I recon hes had no head for ages too

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:30:00
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734232
Subject: re: June Chatting

I am however against what I have been hearing about the potential laws to prevent potential jihadists from accessing the internets and compulsory attendance at deradicalisation classes.

I think preventing potential jihadists accessing the internets would be impossible to enforce and therefore pointless, deradicalisation classes would just provide them with access to like minded nobbers, and in all instances it sounds to me a lot like punishing thought crime.

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:30:10
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 734233
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


wookiemeister said:

AwesomeO said:

Well Britian has a greater experience of beardy wierdies blowing themselves up and they have felt compelled to strip them of citizenship completely. I have no problem at all with stripping Australian citizenship from head hacking Islamists.

This is the long war


for anyone that has no understanding of the principles of war

how long has it been going on now?

the isis war?

Eve since Obama decided to liberate a swathe of middle eastern countries, when they hailed it as the Arab spring they left out the coiled bit.
He’s above criticism though, he got a Noble Peace price before he’d christened the oval bed.

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:31:23
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734234
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

wookiemeister said:

for anyone that has no understanding of the principles of war

how long has it been going on now?

the isis war?

Eve since Obama decided to liberate a swathe of middle eastern countries, when they hailed it as the Arab spring they left out the coiled bit.
He’s above criticism though, he got a Noble Peace price before he’d christened the oval bed.

Obama is on Mythbusters right now.

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:34:25
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734236
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

AwesomeO said:
I have no problem at all with stripping Australian citizenship from head hacking Islamists.

Even if they’re not duel-citizens?

What about movie downloaders. They’re number 2 on the government’s hit list


if you in ISIS an illegally downloading… well……

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:35:34
From: Dropbear
ID: 734237
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Dropbear said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

Even if they’re not duel-citizens?

What about movie downloaders. They’re number 2 on the government’s hit list


if you in ISIS an illegally downloading… well……

You wouldnt steal a terrorist …

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:36:16
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734238
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


wookiemeister said:

AwesomeO said:

Well Britian has a greater experience of beardy wierdies blowing themselves up and they have felt compelled to strip them of citizenship completely. I have no problem at all with stripping Australian citizenship from head hacking Islamists.

This is the long war


for anyone that has no understanding of the principles of war

how long has it been going on now?

the isis war?


since the American invasion of Iraq

by invading and having no plan or actual excuse to invade it created a power vacuum

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:39:12
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734240
Subject: re: June Chatting

And to me deradicalisation is a bit suss as well, I have read it doesn’t work that well, and frankly the nobbers are just interpreting the koran in a legitimate way.

Nothing irritates me more than in the wake of beardy weardies shouting aka Akbar and blowing people up than all sorts of people saying it has nothing to do with Islam. It has everything to do wth islam.

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:39:35
From: buffy
ID: 734241
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


AwesomeO said:
I have no problem at all with stripping Australian citizenship from head hacking Islamists.

Even if they’re not duel-citizens?

The problem being that the proposal is waaaay wide than that. And is open to misuse.

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:40:27
From: buffy
ID: 734242
Subject: re: June Chatting

Lamb and veggie soup with that fragrant bread now cooking in the oven. The café gave us he leftover soup.

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:40:52
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734243
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

AwesomeO said:
I have no problem at all with stripping Australian citizenship from head hacking Islamists.

Even if they’re not duel-citizens?

The problem being that the proposal is waaaay wide than that. And is open to misuse.

Are you sure? Just dual as far as I know, single citizenship was removed from the table.

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:42:06
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734244
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:

Are you sure? Just dual as far as I know, single citizenship was removed from the table.


AFAICT Dutton and the back-bench want it.

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:42:51
From: poikilotherm
ID: 734245
Subject: re: June Chatting

duel citizens…

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:44:10
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734246
Subject: re: June Chatting

if America had concentrated on finding Osama bin laden things might have been better

as for the Taliban – launch a quick operation that gives them a punch in the face and then walk out the country – it weakens them and opens the possibility of someone else muscling power from them when they are down

under no circumstances give any aid or training to anyone in the area

they just call in airstrikes as they need them

with Afghanistan I would have created new cities with large earth walls with moats and well thought out points of entry only or exit only from the new city. the new cities would have meant a new start new rules of living – women walking around with no face coverings and no mosques inside them. it would create bolt holes for anyone not wanting to live under draconian Islamic laws – if you didn’t want to live like a savage you’d simply slip away one night – word would get around and they’d need to chain the women up to keep them in the villages.

think its all a bit too hard? why do you think alexander the great was so successful? he built cities to compete and dominate the existing power structure, places friendly to him

a zone would be set up around these cities where roving self propelled artillery units and drone squadrons would roam the skies

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:44:33
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734247
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


AwesomeO said:

Are you sure? Just dual as far as I know, single citizenship was removed from the table.


AFAICT Dutton and the back-bench want it.

Yeah, if another country wants them. In which case, well and good and good bye.

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:44:42
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734248
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


And to me deradicalisation is a bit suss as well, I have read it doesn’t work that well, and frankly the nobbers are just interpreting the koran in a legitimate way.

Nothing irritates me more than in the wake of beardy weardies shouting aka Akbar and blowing people up than all sorts of people saying it has nothing to do with Islam. It has everything to do wth islam.


you’ll never change them

don’t waste anymore money trying to change them , expel them

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:45:00
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734249
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:

Nothing irritates me more than in the wake of beardy weardies shouting aka Akbar and blowing people up than all sorts of people saying it has nothing to do with Islam. It has everything to do wth islam.

There has to be a point where it is no longer representative of any ideology though. The Sydney siege guy was seriously wacky and I wouldn’t call his incident Islamic terrorism simply because he unfurled a few flags and made a few exclamations.

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:46:24
From: kii
ID: 734250
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


buffy said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

Even if they’re not duel-citizens?

The problem being that the proposal is waaaay wide than that. And is open to misuse.

Are you sure? Just dual as far as I know, single citizenship was removed from the table.

And you trust this government to abide by this?

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:46:35
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734251
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

AFAICT Dutton and the back-bench want it.

Yeah, if another country wants them. In which case, well and good and good bye.

Sorry. I meant they want to strip citizenship of people who only have Aussie citizenship.

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:46:59
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 734252
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


And to me deradicalisation is a bit suss as well, I have read it doesn’t work that well, and frankly the nobbers are just interpreting the koran in a legitimate way.

Nothing irritates me more than in the wake of beardy weardies shouting aka Akbar and blowing people up than all sorts of people saying it has nothing to do with Islam. It has everything to do wth islam.

I thought it was Allah Akbar?

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:47:16
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734253
Subject: re: June Chatting

if you wanted to go hardcore with ISIS land 100,000 troops that cut all major road networks heading east from raqqa

build earth and sand bag fortresses again with swarms of roaming drones that would destroy anyone trying to launch an attack

use road checks manned by drones under human control

this should limit the damage by suicide bombers

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:47:56
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734254
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


AwesomeO said:

Nothing irritates me more than in the wake of beardy weardies shouting aka Akbar and blowing people up than all sorts of people saying it has nothing to do with Islam. It has everything to do wth islam.

There has to be a point where it is no longer representative of any ideology though. The Sydney siege guy was seriously wacky and I wouldn’t call his incident Islamic terrorism simply because he unfurled a few flags and made a few exclamations.


the Iranians had quite clearly told the Australian government the fellah was a lunatic

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:48:34
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734255
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


AwesomeO said:

Nothing irritates me more than in the wake of beardy weardies shouting aka Akbar and blowing people up than all sorts of people saying it has nothing to do with Islam. It has everything to do wth islam.

There has to be a point where it is no longer representative of any ideology though. The Sydney siege guy was seriously wacky and I wouldn’t call his incident Islamic terrorism simply because he unfurled a few flags and made a few exclamations.

If you can point at words in the holy book, as they do, that is legitimate ideology.

I would call it islamic terrorism, I am not convinced he was that far off his bean that he no longer knew right from wrong. And being disorganised and having a death wish does not preclude you from being a terrorist.

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:49:20
From: dv
ID: 734256
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

AwesomeO said:
I have no problem at all with stripping Australian citizenship from head hacking Islamists.

Even if they’re not duel-citizens?

The problem being that the proposal is waaaay wide than that. And is open to misuse.

For mine, the major problem is that citizenship can be stripped from suspects, as so deemed by one politician. There is a gulf between suspects and convicts and if we give up on that then we should just give up on being a developed country. We should have learnt from the Haneef case that without proper judicial process, innocent people get punished, and that no matter how many spies swear up and down that someone is dirty it may not be so.

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:49:37
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734257
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


AwesomeO said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

AFAICT Dutton and the back-bench want it.

Yeah, if another country wants them. In which case, well and good and good bye.

Sorry. I meant they want to strip citizenship of people who only have Aussie citizenship.

As far as I know, not. Maybe you could post where they are up for making people stateless, happy to acknowledge error.

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:51:08
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 734258
Subject: re: June Chatting

>>swarms of roaming drones

Wookie you have to come to terms with drones, they are eating away at your psyche.

Dial 1800DRONE and talk to a councillor, they’ll understand, they’ll help you.

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:51:11
From: dv
ID: 734259
Subject: re: June Chatting

I thought he was shouting aka daka.

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:51:26
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734260
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

AwesomeO said:

Nothing irritates me more than in the wake of beardy weardies shouting aka Akbar and blowing people up than all sorts of people saying it has nothing to do with Islam. It has everything to do wth islam.

There has to be a point where it is no longer representative of any ideology though. The Sydney siege guy was seriously wacky and I wouldn’t call his incident Islamic terrorism simply because he unfurled a few flags and made a few exclamations.


the Iranians had quite clearly told the Australian government the fellah was a lunatic

Many terrorists are. As are murderers and politicians for that matter. They still get held to account for actions taken unless they are so off beam they no longer know the difference between right and wrong.

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:51:38
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734261
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:

As far as I know, not. Maybe you could post where they are up for making people stateless, happy to acknowledge error.

I think I got the impression on morning tv so can’t really back it up atm.

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:52:10
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734262
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:

For mine, the major problem is that citizenship can be stripped from suspects, as so deemed by one politician. There is a gulf between suspects and convicts and if we give up on that then we should just give up on being a developed country. We should have learnt from the Haneef case that without proper judicial process, innocent people get punished, and that no matter how many spies swear up and down that someone is dirty it may not be so.

Indeed.

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:52:19
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734263
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


>>swarms of roaming drones

Wookie you have to come to terms with drones, they are eating away at your psyche.

Dial 1800DRONE and talk to a councillor, they’ll understand, they’ll help you.


I’m already with DA

drones anonymous

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:54:55
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734264
Subject: re: June Chatting

it would be better if they allowed these people out of the country – don’t keep them here

once they head for the Turkish border to fight with ISIS just finish them off there or pop them when they meet their handlers in Istanbul

you could put small tracking devices in their gear/ clothing with some limited life – enough to keep tabs on them

once they are out of the country just finish them off and leave it a mystery where they disappeared to

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:56:58
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734265
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


it would be better if they allowed these people out of the country – don’t keep them here

once they head for the Turkish border to fight with ISIS just finish them off there or pop them when they meet their handlers in Istanbul

you could put small tracking devices in their gear/ clothing with some limited life – enough to keep tabs on them

once they are out of the country just finish them off and leave it a mystery where they disappeared to

Or just cancel the passport and no consular assistance to return.

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:57:21
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734266
Subject: re: June Chatting

the whole thing is fishy

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:57:47
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 734267
Subject: re: June Chatting

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5mtclwloEQ

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:59:28
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734268
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


wookiemeister said:

it would be better if they allowed these people out of the country – don’t keep them here

once they head for the Turkish border to fight with ISIS just finish them off there or pop them when they meet their handlers in Istanbul

you could put small tracking devices in their gear/ clothing with some limited life – enough to keep tabs on them

once they are out of the country just finish them off and leave it a mystery where they disappeared to

Or just cancel the passport and no consular assistance to return.


but the problem is they start whinging about their “rights” and then brainless wonders start saying “well they’ve learnt their lesson”

the time that Australia could really keep a lid on this thing has passed thanks to “diversity” , less and less people are on the same page

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:59:30
From: dv
ID: 734269
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

AwesomeO said:

Yeah, if another country wants them. In which case, well and good and good bye.

Sorry. I meant they want to strip citizenship of people who only have Aussie citizenship.

As far as I know, not. Maybe you could post where they are up for making people stateless, happy to acknowledge error.

Dutton’s proposal is that those who could potentially have another citizenship can have their citizenship cancelled by miniaterial fiat. This is a subset of single citizenship Australians.
For example, someone whose only citizenship is Australian but whose grandmother is British would be in that boat, as they could potentially apply for british citizenship.

It is not clear how much backbench support this has. It appears to have none among senior ministers apat from Dutton and the Minister for women.

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Date: 8/06/2015 18:59:37
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 734270
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


it would be better if they allowed these people out of the country – don’t keep them here

once they head for the Turkish border to fight with ISIS just finish them off there or pop them when they meet their handlers in Istanbul

you could put small tracking devices in their gear/ clothing with some limited life – enough to keep tabs on them

once they are out of the country just finish them off and leave it a mystery where they disappeared to

You can’t go around popping people, young naïve people join all sorts of cults, like hara Christina, the moonies, the greens etc. You cant just knock them off for being young a silly, give them time to grow, then if they are still weird well you know, accidents happen……………………………..

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:02:55
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734271
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


wookiemeister said:

it would be better if they allowed these people out of the country – don’t keep them here

once they head for the Turkish border to fight with ISIS just finish them off there or pop them when they meet their handlers in Istanbul

you could put small tracking devices in their gear/ clothing with some limited life – enough to keep tabs on them

once they are out of the country just finish them off and leave it a mystery where they disappeared to

You can’t go around popping people, young naïve people join all sorts of cults, like hara Christina, the moonies, the greens etc. You cant just knock them off for being young a silly, give them time to grow, then if they are still weird well you know, accidents happen……………………………..


any young person supporting a terrorist group that goes around beheading people enmasse, raping women en masse, destroying valuable artifacts en masse is probably someone that will never change nip the thing in the bud before it evolves and gets stronger

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:04:10
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 734272
Subject: re: June Chatting

Any recommendations for computer games like Minesweeper?

Must be free, PC desktop compatible, playable without internet, and not a card game or board game.

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:04:26
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 734273
Subject: re: June Chatting

>>never change nip

nods

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:04:37
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734274
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


AwesomeO said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

Sorry. I meant they want to strip citizenship of people who only have Aussie citizenship.

As far as I know, not. Maybe you could post where they are up for making people stateless, happy to acknowledge error.

Dutton’s proposal is that those who could potentially have another citizenship can have their citizenship cancelled by miniaterial fiat. This is a subset of single citizenship Australians.
For example, someone whose only citizenship is Australian but whose grandmother is British would be in that boat, as they could potentially apply for british citizenship.

It is not clear how much backbench support this has. It appears to have none among senior ministers apat from Dutton and the Minister for women.

Not sure that works. If you are two generations away how is that even potential? Especially if you are a proven jihadist. I get they are exploring all possibilities but I think that is unfeasable and impossible politically. If they do the nobberish thing though and declare themselves a citiizen of islamic state and burn the passport I would be happy to explore ways to oblige.

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:05:12
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734275
Subject: re: June Chatting

its intellectual gymnastics to believe that someone is going to turn over a new leaf, if they weren’t beheading people in Syria they’d be killing backpackers on highways

having met a few dangerous people in my life they never change

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:06:32
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734276
Subject: re: June Chatting

mollwollfumble said:


Any recommendations for computer games like Minesweeper?

Must be free, PC desktop compatible, playable without internet, and not a card game or board game.

Just about any old dos game is now available and free for PCs. Google some websites, there are entire forums and fan sites dedicated to the golden days of dos games.

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:06:42
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734277
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


dv said:

AwesomeO said:

As far as I know, not. Maybe you could post where they are up for making people stateless, happy to acknowledge error.

Dutton’s proposal is that those who could potentially have another citizenship can have their citizenship cancelled by miniaterial fiat. This is a subset of single citizenship Australians.
For example, someone whose only citizenship is Australian but whose grandmother is British would be in that boat, as they could potentially apply for british citizenship.

It is not clear how much backbench support this has. It appears to have none among senior ministers apat from Dutton and the Minister for women.

Not sure that works. If you are two generations away how is that even potential? Especially if you are a proven jihadist. I get they are exploring all possibilities but I think that is unfeasable and impossible politically. If they do the nobberish thing though and declare themselves a citiizen of islamic state and burn the passport I would be happy to explore ways to oblige.


get them out the country as soon as possible you’ll be saving a fortune in welfare checks and time spent watching them

take a blood sample , retinal scan, fingerprints and then cheerily wave them off to raqqa

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:08:03
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734278
Subject: re: June Chatting

when it comes to terrorist groups like ISIS you need a harsh and uncompromising approach , they don’t negotiate

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:08:10
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734279
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


its intellectual gymnastics to believe that someone is going to turn over a new leaf, if they weren’t beheading people in Syria they’d be killing backpackers on highways

There are reportedly a few Jihaddis who want to return home. If they are prepared to go to jail I am happy to accept them back given they have seen the error of their ways.

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:08:58
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 734280
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


dv said:

AwesomeO said:

As far as I know, not. Maybe you could post where they are up for making people stateless, happy to acknowledge error.

Dutton’s proposal is that those who could potentially have another citizenship can have their citizenship cancelled by miniaterial fiat. This is a subset of single citizenship Australians.
For example, someone whose only citizenship is Australian but whose grandmother is British would be in that boat, as they could potentially apply for british citizenship.

It is not clear how much backbench support this has. It appears to have none among senior ministers apat from Dutton and the Minister for women.

Not sure that works. If you are two generations away how is that even potential? Especially if you are a proven jihadist. I get they are exploring all possibilities but I think that is unfeasable and impossible politically. If they do the nobberish thing though and declare themselves a citiizen of islamic state and burn the passport I would be happy to explore ways to oblige.

I’d like to know what powers the Minister has already,.
I wouldn’t be surprised if the Minister doesn’t already have some of the powers that people are railing against.
I’d be surprised if he cant already revoke a passport.

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:09:53
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734281
Subject: re: June Chatting

Quick search found these that might need your needs?

http://www.dosgamesarchive.com/filetype/full-version/

http://www.bestoldgames.net/eng/

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:10:05
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734282
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


AwesomeO said:

dv said:

Dutton’s proposal is that those who could potentially have another citizenship can have their citizenship cancelled by miniaterial fiat. This is a subset of single citizenship Australians.
For example, someone whose only citizenship is Australian but whose grandmother is British would be in that boat, as they could potentially apply for british citizenship.

It is not clear how much backbench support this has. It appears to have none among senior ministers apat from Dutton and the Minister for women.

Not sure that works. If you are two generations away how is that even potential? Especially if you are a proven jihadist. I get they are exploring all possibilities but I think that is unfeasable and impossible politically. If they do the nobberish thing though and declare themselves a citiizen of islamic state and burn the passport I would be happy to explore ways to oblige.


get them out the country as soon as possible you’ll be saving a fortune in welfare checks and time spent watching them

take a blood sample , retinal scan, fingerprints and then cheerily wave them off to raqqa

Do you ever worry that you are being watched Wookie…..if not, it might be a good time to start.

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:10:24
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734283
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


wookiemeister said:

its intellectual gymnastics to believe that someone is going to turn over a new leaf, if they weren’t beheading people in Syria they’d be killing backpackers on highways

There are reportedly a few Jihaddis who want to return home. If they are prepared to go to jail I am happy to accept them back given they have seen the error of their ways.


absolutely not

no return – its a one way ticket I’m afraid – people need to understand and know what consequences are

gaoling them is going to waste millions of dollars – then you have a latent threat within society as they then change their minds and re activate

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:10:52
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 734284
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Quick search found these that might need your needs?

http://www.dosgamesarchive.com/filetype/full-version/

http://www.bestoldgames.net/eng/

Ta, will check.

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:11:15
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734285
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

AwesomeO said:

Not sure that works. If you are two generations away how is that even potential? Especially if you are a proven jihadist. I get they are exploring all possibilities but I think that is unfeasable and impossible politically. If they do the nobberish thing though and declare themselves a citiizen of islamic state and burn the passport I would be happy to explore ways to oblige.


get them out the country as soon as possible you’ll be saving a fortune in welfare checks and time spent watching them

take a blood sample , retinal scan, fingerprints and then cheerily wave them off to raqqa

Do you ever worry that you are being watched Wookie…..if not, it might be a good time to start.


to be honest I don’t care

if ISIS was stupid to ever start sniffing around me or my family it would be the last mistake they ever made

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:11:51
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734286
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


AwesomeO said:

dv said:

Dutton’s proposal is that those who could potentially have another citizenship can have their citizenship cancelled by miniaterial fiat. This is a subset of single citizenship Australians.
For example, someone whose only citizenship is Australian but whose grandmother is British would be in that boat, as they could potentially apply for british citizenship.

It is not clear how much backbench support this has. It appears to have none among senior ministers apat from Dutton and the Minister for women.

Not sure that works. If you are two generations away how is that even potential? Especially if you are a proven jihadist. I get they are exploring all possibilities but I think that is unfeasable and impossible politically. If they do the nobberish thing though and declare themselves a citiizen of islamic state and burn the passport I would be happy to explore ways to oblige.

I’d like to know what powers the Minister has already,.
I wouldn’t be surprised if the Minister doesn’t already have some of the powers that people are railing against.
I’d be surprised if he cant already revoke a passport.

I am pretty sure passports have already been revoked. I was meaning more they should stick to it and no go softcock when someone knocks on he embassy doors complaining they are missing air conditioning, malls and by the way, ISIS is nasty and wants to kill them.

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:13:09
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734287
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

get them out the country as soon as possible you’ll be saving a fortune in welfare checks and time spent watching them

take a blood sample , retinal scan, fingerprints and then cheerily wave them off to raqqa

Do you ever worry that you are being watched Wookie…..if not, it might be a good time to start.


to be honest I don’t care

if ISIS was stupid to ever start sniffing around me or my family it would be the last mistake they ever made

I think they all including Australia, would be very interested in you.

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:13:58
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 734288
Subject: re: June Chatting

ANDREW BOLT: We’ve already got a law that lets you strip citizenship from people fighting for hostile armies. So, why is it so shocking to strip it from people fighting against us for terrorist armies?

PETER DUTTON: Well, of course, it’s only a modernisation of what’s in the law already in Section 35 of the Citizenship Act. If somebody takes up arms against our country, a country against whom Australia is at war with – I mean, already, the minister has the ability, the Government has the ability, to take that citizenship away. This is a modernisation because people who are going off to fight in the name of ISIL, if they’re going off to do terrorist attacks or, worse still, if they’re wanting to come back to Australia or launch a terrorist attack here on our own soil, we need to be realistic about that threat and the proposal the Government’s put forward, Andrew, I think is reasonable, and it’s the way in which it’s worked in the United Kingdom since 2006. And I think we’ve got a well-established legal principle in the UK that’s been tested by the courts. We’re not going to render anybody stateless and it’s a decision that’s judicially reviewable here in our own country. —————————————————————————————-
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Date: 8/06/2015 19:14:00
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734289
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

PermeateFree said:

Do you ever worry that you are being watched Wookie…..if not, it might be a good time to start.


to be honest I don’t care

if ISIS was stupid to ever start sniffing around me or my family it would be the last mistake they ever made

I think they all including Australia, would be very interested in you.


let them be interested by all means

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:16:19
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734290
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

to be honest I don’t care

if ISIS was stupid to ever start sniffing around me or my family it would be the last mistake they ever made

I think they all including Australia, would be very interested in you.


let them be interested by all means

Interest often turns to want.

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:16:41
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 734291
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Quick search found these that might need your needs?

http://www.dosgamesarchive.com/filetype/full-version/

http://www.bestoldgames.net/eng/

bestoldgames. I recognise some of those: Lemmings, Sokoban (a good one), The incredible machine. Must be at least 15 years since I’ve played any of those.

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:17:22
From: OCDC
ID: 734292
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well that lamb was bloody delicious thanks for asking.

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:18:02
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734293
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

PermeateFree said:

I think they all including Australia, would be very interested in you.


let them be interested by all means

Interest often turns to want.


nutters and jerk offs have not really bothered me in the past, I don’t spend endless hours wondering about them

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:18:59
From: buffy
ID: 734294
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Well that lamb was bloody delicious thanks for asking.

Here, have some lovely fresh bread too.

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:19:07
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734295
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:

let them be interested by all means

Reportedly a picture of the Wookie Man:

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:19:33
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734296
Subject: re: June Chatting

My pork was pretty damn tasty.

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:20:29
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734297
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


My pork was pretty damn tasty.

How’s the MNDC going?

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:20:31
From: OCDC
ID: 734298
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

OCDC said:
Well that lamb was bloody delicious thanks for asking.
Here, have some lovely fresh bread too.
Ooh yum.

The bones will be stocked at some stage. I’m turning into an old biddy with a freezer full of various stocks.

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:20:58
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734299
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

let them be interested by all means

Interest often turns to want.


nutters and jerk offs have not really bothered me in the past, I don’t spend endless hours wondering about them

Just joking Wookie, of course they wont want you.

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:21:34
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734300
Subject: re: June Chatting

heres a recent picture of me, its in some kind of weird place , don’t be worried about the background

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:21:59
From: buffy
ID: 734301
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


buffy said:
OCDC said:
Well that lamb was bloody delicious thanks for asking.
Here, have some lovely fresh bread too.
Ooh yum.

The bones will be stocked at some stage. I’m turning into an old biddy with a freezer full of various stocks.

You’ve got a way to go yet. At present I am making up a batch of soup on the weekend and eating soup for breakfasts. Last week was chicken and veggie. This week the osso bucco was on special, so it’s beef consommé.

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:22:00
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734302
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

PermeateFree said:

Interest often turns to want.


nutters and jerk offs have not really bothered me in the past, I don’t spend endless hours wondering about them

Just joking Wookie, of course they wont want you.


they don’t , really, they dont

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:22:08
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 734303
Subject: re: June Chatting

I was meaning more they should stick to it and no go softcock when someone knocks on he embassy doors complaining they are missing air conditioning, malls and by the way, ISIS is nasty and wants to kill them.

why lock yourself in to one course of action?

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:22:15
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734304
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Bubblecar said:

My pork was pretty damn tasty.

How’s the MNDC going?

Now nursing a Caudo 2012 shiraz which will see me through the night.

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:22:56
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734305
Subject: re: June Chatting

mollwollfumble said:


AwesomeO said:

Quick search found these that might need your needs?

http://www.dosgamesarchive.com/filetype/full-version/

http://www.bestoldgames.net/eng/

bestoldgames. I recognise some of those: Lemmings, Sokoban (a good one), The incredible machine. Must be at least 15 years since I’ve played any of those.

I downloaded Pacific War 1942 a few years ago. A game I used to love, but I couldn’t get past the graphics. We are spoilt these days.

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:23:59
From: buffy
ID: 734306
Subject: re: June Chatting

Actually, I should admit that the consommé isn’t really consommé. I didn’t bother with the clarification step. So it’s more beef soup with veggies. I have removed the bones and fat though.

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:24:05
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 734307
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

Bubblecar said:

My pork was pretty damn tasty.

How’s the MNDC going?

Now nursing a Caudo 2012 shiraz which will see me through the night.

That’s three years old, I’d be checking the used by date on that one.

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:25:33
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734308
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


I was meaning more they should stick to it and no go softcock when someone knocks on he embassy doors complaining they are missing air conditioning, malls and by the way, ISIS is nasty and wants to kill them.

why lock yourself in to one course of action?

Well they can make their case at the embassy if they believe it to be compelling and worthy of a ministerial intervention but govt policy would be no consular assistance.

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:25:42
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734309
Subject: re: June Chatting

heres an old wookiemeister man promotional image

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:26:53
From: buffy
ID: 734310
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hey Alex….I saw a young lady with spinal muscular atrophy a couple of weeks ago. That’s not a nice one. She’s17. Wheelchair bound. Brilliant with the electric wheelchair, so obviously been that way for a while now. I had to look the condition up, I don’t think I’ve seen anyone with that one before.

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:26:57
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 734311
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


heres an old wookiemeister man promotional image


Shopped.

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:30:05
From: buffy
ID: 734312
Subject: re: June Chatting

Back later…going to The Library.

“Who turned out the lights?”

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:30:28
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 734313
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


buffy said:
OCDC said:
Well that lamb was bloody delicious thanks for asking.
Here, have some lovely fresh bread too.
Ooh yum.

The bones will be stocked at some stage. I’m turning into an old biddy with a freezer full of various stocks.

Do you still hang around the chook rotisserie at Coles near closing time with dark glasses and a head scarf?

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:30:41
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734314
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m not allowed to fight ISIS anyway

if I were to I’d dump my Australian passport and go and fight them on my british passport – the british government doesn’t have any problem with people fighting ISIS like the Australian government

once the war was over I’d just reapply for my Australian passport under exactly the same terms and theyd have to supply it no questions asked – I was born here and was fighting ISIS whilst not an Australian citizen

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:30:49
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734315
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


heres an old wookiemeister man promotional image

!http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/6/63935/1602784-daredevil.jpg

A recorder in each hand I see. Presumably you can play Greensleeves and El Cóndor Pasa both at the same time.

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:32:00
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734316
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


wookiemeister said:

heres an old wookiemeister man promotional image

!http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/6/63935/1602784-daredevil.jpg

A recorder in each hand I see. Presumably you can play Greensleeves and El Cóndor Pasa both at the same time.


jazz flutes

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:33:50
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734317
Subject: re: June Chatting

the other problem is i’ve not bothered renewing either passport for years – just another expense

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:36:32
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734318
Subject: re: June Chatting

the main problem as I see it is this

supposedly there are bounties put on foreign fighters heads by ISIS

you might be relatively safe fighting along the kurds for example but things would get a bit slippery fighting with other forces like the Iraqi army for example – there would be too much temptation to offer up your head a for a cool hundred thousand dollars

in the middle east there are no good guys I’m afraid just warring faction – they are all as bad as each other

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:37:43
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734319
Subject: re: June Chatting

Meteorite worth more than $16,000 stolen from Queensland museum

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-08/two-men-steal-valuable-meteorite-from-museum-in-atherton/6530604

lex luther strikes again

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:39:00
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 734320
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


ChrispenEvan said:

I was meaning more they should stick to it and no go softcock when someone knocks on he embassy doors complaining they are missing air conditioning, malls and by the way, ISIS is nasty and wants to kill them.

why lock yourself in to one course of action?

Well they can make their case at the embassy if they believe it to be compelling and worthy of a ministerial intervention but govt policy would be no consular assistance.

I think they are worried ISIS will use returning Australians as suicide bombers when they go to get returning visa’s or for some other reason

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:40:37
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 734321
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


I’m not allowed to fight ISIS anyway

if I were to I’d dump my Australian passport and go and fight them on my british passport – the british government doesn’t have any problem with people fighting ISIS like the Australian government

once the war was over I’d just reapply for my Australian passport under exactly the same terms and theyd have to supply it no questions asked – I was born here and was fighting ISIS whilst not an Australian citizen

>>>I’m not allowed to fight ISIS anyway

Discrimination!

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:40:43
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734322
Subject: re: June Chatting

Sick days are estimated to cost the economy $30 billion a year.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-08/australians-worst-at-taking-sickies-expert-says/6529580

idea – hear me out

why not tax sick days to pay off national debt

if you taxed sick days at say 40 bucks a day it would encourage people back sooner without encouraging truly sick people back to work

the money collected by sick days could immediately start paying off national debt

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:42:11
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 734323
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Sick days are estimated to cost the economy $30 billion a year.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-08/australians-worst-at-taking-sickies-expert-says/6529580

idea – hear me out

why not tax sick days to pay off national debt

if you taxed sick days at say 40 bucks a day it would encourage people back sooner without encouraging truly sick people back to work

the money collected by sick days could immediately start paying off national debt

A mining tax could have paid off national debt.

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:42:24
From: OCDC
ID: 734324
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Hey Alex….I saw a young lady with spinal muscular atrophy a couple of weeks ago. That’s not a nice one. She’s17. Wheelchair bound. Brilliant with the electric wheelchair, so obviously been that way for a while now. I had to look the condition up, I don’t think I’ve seen anyone with that one before.
That’s a bad one :-(

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:42:49
From: OCDC
ID: 734325
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:

OCDC said:
buffy said:
Here, have some lovely fresh bread too.
Ooh yum.

The bones will be stocked at some stage. I’m turning into an old biddy with a freezer full of various stocks.

Do you still hang around the chook rotisserie at Coles near closing time with dark glasses and a head scarf?
Feck yeah.

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:43:10
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734326
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


wookiemeister said:

I’m not allowed to fight ISIS anyway

if I were to I’d dump my Australian passport and go and fight them on my british passport – the british government doesn’t have any problem with people fighting ISIS like the Australian government

once the war was over I’d just reapply for my Australian passport under exactly the same terms and theyd have to supply it no questions asked – I was born here and was fighting ISIS whilst not an Australian citizen

>>>I’m not allowed to fight ISIS anyway

Discrimination!


i’ve been told if I ever bring a gun to house she’d walk so I’m fairly constrained in most ways

I suppose its possible I could get a gun licence and keep it at a gun club (not in the home) but the thing is this – could I justify the time and expense of buying one. a gun isn’t you could really use at home or in regular activities – its a waste of time and money I’m afraid

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:44:38
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734327
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Sick days are estimated to cost the economy $30 billion a year.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-08/australians-worst-at-taking-sickies-expert-says/6529580

idea – hear me out

why not tax sick days to pay off national debt

if you taxed sick days at say 40 bucks a day it would encourage people back sooner without encouraging truly sick people back to work

the money collected by sick days could immediately start paying off national debt

Jeeze I had a nice earner with sick days, when I transferred from defence to pube I was granted 5 a year backdated for 20 years which back under the old system I took as cash when I left the public service.

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:47:40
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734328
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:

Jeeze I had a nice earner with sick days, when I transferred from defence to pube I was granted 5 a year backdated for 20 years which back under the old system I took as cash when I left the public service.

When did you first start getting yearly bouts of pneumonia or your present recurring lurgie?

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:47:59
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734329
Subject: re: June Chatting

the only good thing about the reserves in Britain was that you got some other fool to pay for shooting targets. you could go away for an entire weekend , go camping walk around some countryside and be paid for it. simpler times before responsibilities start creeping in.

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:48:55
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734330
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Sick days are estimated to cost the economy $30 billion a year.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-08/australians-worst-at-taking-sickies-expert-says/6529580

idea – hear me out

why not tax sick days to pay off national debt

if you taxed sick days at say 40 bucks a day it would encourage people back sooner without encouraging truly sick people back to work

the money collected by sick days could immediately start paying off national debt

Australia a nation of sniffing and sneezing people.

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:49:45
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734331
Subject: re: June Chatting

did you ever follow up on using DMSO to allow anti biotics to penetrate the shell of the lung bacteria and kill them dead?

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:53:25
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734332
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


AwesomeO said:

Jeeze I had a nice earner with sick days, when I transferred from defence to pube I was granted 5 a year backdated for 20 years which back under the old system I took as cash when I left the public service.

When did you first start getting yearly bouts of pneumonia or your present recurring lurgie?

That was diagnosed in 2002, I left the public service because I was becoming prone to getting sick and sussimg things out with the doctors things were not going to get better. I was only a pube for two years, sold up in Canberra and purchased cheap in the country.

In the army toward the end I was getting a bit chesty and prone to time off but I could swing it in the position I was in, plus in defence you don’t get sick days as suck, if you are crook you get medical leave. Things started getting real in about 2009.

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:54:31
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734333
Subject: re: June Chatting

If you spend much time around horses, sooner or later you’ll encounter dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO). After all, this pungent, syrupy liquid is used to treat a variety of equine health problems ranging from orthopedic inflammation to neurological injury. – See more at: http://equusmagazine.com/article/harnessing-the-power-of-dmso#sthash.JBtOdcaT.dpuf

DMSO can also carry other drugs into tissues that are otherwise difficult to penetrate. For example, some skin infections, such as ringworm, rainrot or scratches can be hard to treat because the infective organisms can be deep under the skin or crusty scurf. DMSO can help other antifungal or antibacterial drugs reach their targets more effectively. – See more at: http://equusmagazine.com/article/harnessing-the-power-of-dmso#sthash.JBtOdcaT.dpuf

http://equusmagazine.com/article/harnessing-the-power-of-dmso

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:55:21
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734334
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


did you ever follow up on using DMSO to allow anti biotics to penetrate the shell of the lung bacteria and kill them dead?

Nahh, I just go with what the experts recommend.

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:55:35
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734335
Subject: re: June Chatting

as I see it antibiotics can be taken across the bugs protective shell using DMSO

you should at least suggest it to your doctor

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:55:54
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734336
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


wookiemeister said:

did you ever follow up on using DMSO to allow anti biotics to penetrate the shell of the lung bacteria and kill them dead?

Nahh, I just go with what the experts recommend.


are the germs still in your lungs?

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:56:54
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734337
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


AwesomeO said:

wookiemeister said:

did you ever follow up on using DMSO to allow anti biotics to penetrate the shell of the lung bacteria and kill them dead?

Nahh, I just go with what the experts recommend.


are the germs still in your lungs?

Yep, and everywhere else, psuedonomas.

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Date: 8/06/2015 19:57:43
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734338
Subject: re: June Chatting

what I’d do is put you on a dialysis machine and spray the dmso mixed up with antibotics into you lungs

anything that might get washed out could be collected by the machine – hopefully

though I think the blood from the lungs gets pumped straight to your head and body

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Date: 8/06/2015 20:00:52
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734339
Subject: re: June Chatting

have you tried a eucalyptus oil vapouriser/ tree tree oil?

with experimentation i’ve found they help, peppermint oil will carry across the ear drum for example – at a stretch if you have nothing better you can knock out middle infection with a very mild tea tree oil mix

if you’ve been to a suspect swimming pool you can flush the ear with a mild mix and this will kill infection but not as fast as antibiotics

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Date: 8/06/2015 20:01:38
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734340
Subject: re: June Chatting

one danger I suppose is that the DMSO could dislodge particles from your lungs and send them into your blood stream

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Date: 8/06/2015 20:01:40
From: poikilotherm
ID: 734341
Subject: re: June Chatting

Strewth, stepping up from rectal almonds now wookie…

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Date: 8/06/2015 20:03:33
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734342
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://essentialoilbenefits.com/how-to-use-essential-oils-for-best-possible-results-in-lung-healing/

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Date: 8/06/2015 20:04:32
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 734343
Subject: re: June Chatting

you actually read wookies tripe, poik?

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Date: 8/06/2015 20:05:31
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734344
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


you actually read wookies tripe, poik?

All the cool kids are doing it.

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Date: 8/06/2015 20:07:31
From: poikilotherm
ID: 734345
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


you actually read wookies tripe, poik?

Yea, I always read the top couple of posts if I haven’t been on forum for awhile… Sometimes this is a mistake…

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Date: 8/06/2015 20:07:45
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734346
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


you actually read wookies tripe, poik?

you get drawn into it

by the time you realise that you are well and truly in it , its too late, the door you came through has disappeared and all you see before you now is a desolate landscape or ruins haunted by the shrieks of those that came before you

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Date: 8/06/2015 20:08:33
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734347
Subject: re: June Chatting

off to get dinner

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Date: 8/06/2015 20:23:25
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734348
Subject: re: June Chatting

For Alex:

http://www.dailylife.com.au/photogallery/dl-people/celebrity-news/famous-people-and-their-adorable-cats-20150603-ghfzxd.html

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Date: 8/06/2015 20:47:02
From: OCDC
ID: 734351
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:

For Alex:

http://www.dailylife.com.au/photogallery/dl-people/celebrity-news/famous-people-and-their-adorable-cats-20150603-ghfzxd.html

Patrick Stewart of course is the best :-)

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Date: 8/06/2015 21:03:10
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734360
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 8/06/2015 21:53:50
From: dv
ID: 734368
Subject: re: June Chatting

There’s some miniseries called Banished about an Australian penal colony, going to be starting mid-June. Supposed to be good.

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Date: 8/06/2015 22:21:50
From: dv
ID: 734386
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hey did anyone explain that joke to sibeen yet?

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Date: 8/06/2015 22:25:32
From: sibeen
ID: 734396
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Hey did anyone explain that joke to sibeen yet?

No, you mongrels.

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Date: 8/06/2015 22:25:41
From: kii
ID: 734397
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Hey did anyone explain that joke to sibeen yet?

Not me…I don’t talk to him because he squints and shuffles around.

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Date: 8/06/2015 22:27:49
From: sibeen
ID: 734399
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


dv said:

Hey did anyone explain that joke to sibeen yet?

Not me…I don’t talk to him because he squints and shuffles around.

I only do that when I’ve been drinking!

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Date: 8/06/2015 22:28:32
From: dv
ID: 734400
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


dv said:

Hey did anyone explain that joke to sibeen yet?

No, you mongrels.

The joke is that the French for “four five” is “quatre cinq”, which sounds (pretty much) like “cat sank”. So Un Deux Trois cat sank sounds like the French for one two three four five.

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Date: 8/06/2015 22:28:58
From: dv
ID: 734402
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


dv said:

Hey did anyone explain that joke to sibeen yet?

Not me…I don’t talk to him because he squints and shuffles around.

It doesn’t necessarily mean he is dodgy.

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Date: 8/06/2015 22:29:27
From: kii
ID: 734403
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


kii said:

dv said:

Hey did anyone explain that joke to sibeen yet?

Not me…I don’t talk to him because he squints and shuffles around.

I only do that when I’ve been drinking!

Aujourd’hui?

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Date: 8/06/2015 22:31:19
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 734405
Subject: re: June Chatting

It doesn’t necessarily mean he is dodgy.

lol. sif.

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Date: 8/06/2015 22:32:20
From: dv
ID: 734407
Subject: re: June Chatting

I don’t much like this American Sherlock show.

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Date: 8/06/2015 22:32:22
From: sibeen
ID: 734408
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


sibeen said:

dv said:

Hey did anyone explain that joke to sibeen yet?

No, you mongrels.

The joke is that the French for “four five” is “quatre cinq”, which sounds (pretty much) like “cat sank”. So Un Deux Trois cat sank sounds like the French for one two three four five.

Ahh, in my head I was doing it in a Hungarian accent. No wonder I didn’t pick it up.

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Date: 8/06/2015 22:32:53
From: kii
ID: 734409
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


kii said:

dv said:

Hey did anyone explain that joke to sibeen yet?

Not me…I don’t talk to him because he squints and shuffles around.

It doesn’t necessarily mean he is dodgy.

How about shifty and confused?

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Date: 8/06/2015 22:34:04
From: Phil_C
ID: 734411
Subject: re: June Chatting

Anyway I must be off. Goodnight all.

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Date: 8/06/2015 22:34:08
From: dv
ID: 734412
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


dv said:

kii said:

Not me…I don’t talk to him because he squints and shuffles around.

It doesn’t necessarily mean he is dodgy.

How about shifty and confused?

I mean I am not saying you should take your eyes off him for a second.

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Date: 8/06/2015 22:36:35
From: dv
ID: 734413
Subject: re: June Chatting

Fare thee well, Phil_C, if that is your real name.

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Date: 8/06/2015 22:38:02
From: kii
ID: 734414
Subject: re: June Chatting

Phil_C said:


Anyway I must be off. Goodnight all.

He decloaks, makes bold statements and when pressed….he leaves.

Curious.

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Date: 8/06/2015 22:41:03
From: dv
ID: 734415
Subject: re: June Chatting

‘Though to its credit it does cover Sherlock’s substance abuse, something curiously missing from the British Sherlock series and the popular Sherlock Holmes movies of recent years.

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Date: 8/06/2015 22:44:05
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734416
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


‘Though to its credit it does cover Sherlock’s substance abuse, something curiously missing from the British Sherlock series and the popular Sherlock Holmes movies of recent years.

Nahh, in the movies jude law makes a few references saying things like you are not back on it again and references to withdrawal symptoms.

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Date: 9/06/2015 06:20:30
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734423
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good morning. 15 at the moment, heading for 25. I was quite warm overnight, kept kicking the doona off cos I was hot.

Sucked in to all youse in subzero and single digit temps.

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Date: 9/06/2015 06:22:13
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 734424
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning folks.

clothes ironed, boots shoned… think i’m ready…

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Date: 9/06/2015 06:25:20
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734426
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Morning folks.

clothes ironed, boots shoned… think i’m ready…

Have you got a R.M. Williams photo-shoot planned?

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Date: 9/06/2015 06:27:03
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 734427
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Morning folks.

clothes ironed, boots shoned… think i’m ready…

Have you got a R.M. Williams photo-shoot planned?

no, left Reginald Murray’s birthplace to start back at work today

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Date: 9/06/2015 06:39:17
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734428
Subject: re: June Chatting

Anyway, Matt Damon has a new movie coming out. He plays an astronaut who dies on Mars, or something. He really doesn’t have much luck with spacey movies… he died in Elysium and exploded in Interstellar.

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Date: 9/06/2015 06:53:38
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 734429
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Anyway, Matt Damon has a new movie coming out. He plays an astronaut who dies on Mars, or something. He really doesn’t have much luck with spacey movies… he died in Elysium and exploded in Interstellar.

he’s only presumed dead… but there’s a chance…

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Date: 9/06/2015 06:54:56
From: buffy
ID: 734430
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good morning Holidayers. Five degrees. There are some clouds. The Sun is missing at the moment, but the Moon is there. The Wind has dropped.

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Date: 9/06/2015 06:56:45
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 734431
Subject: re: June Chatting

4 degrees here, but it’s a good looking sunrise

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Date: 9/06/2015 06:57:40
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734432
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


4 degrees here, but it’s a good looking sunrise

Kochie fan?

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Date: 9/06/2015 06:59:47
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 734433
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

4 degrees here, but it’s a good looking sunrise

Kochie fan?

only because our hairstyles are similar…

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Date: 9/06/2015 07:03:34
From: Dropbear
ID: 734434
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Anyway, Matt Damon has a new movie coming out. He plays an astronaut who dies on Mars, or something. He really doesn’t have much luck with spacey movies… he died in Elysium and exploded in Interstellar.

The book it’s based on is a fun sort of light romp but not very realistic

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Date: 9/06/2015 07:06:57
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734435
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Divine Angel said:

Anyway, Matt Damon has a new movie coming out. He plays an astronaut who dies on Mars, or something. He really doesn’t have much luck with spacey movies… he died in Elysium and exploded in Interstellar.

The book it’s based on is a fun sort of light romp but not very realistic

So it’s brain dead entertainment and no plausibility? I tend not to read sci fi.

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Date: 9/06/2015 07:11:04
From: buffy
ID: 734436
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Dropbear said:

Divine Angel said:

Anyway, Matt Damon has a new movie coming out. He plays an astronaut who dies on Mars, or something. He really doesn’t have much luck with spacey movies… he died in Elysium and exploded in Interstellar.

The book it’s based on is a fun sort of light romp but not very realistic

So it’s brain dead entertainment and no plausibility? I tend not to read sci fi.

I was going to try suggesting Wyndham’s “Web” but you are an arachnopobe, so it would be a Very Bad Idea. So try “Trouble with Lichen”. Just on the edge of reality.

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Date: 9/06/2015 07:15:48
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734437
Subject: re: June Chatting

Were you forecast get much wind and any rain last night Buffy? Did it eventuate?

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Date: 9/06/2015 07:19:00
From: buffy
ID: 734438
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Were you forecast get much wind and any rain last night Buffy? Did it eventuate?

We had gusty stuff around 50-60km/hr most of the day yesterday. It started to ease off around 10.30pm. We’ve had around 5mm rain in the last 24 hours.

I’d better get into Work Clothes and head off for some eye examining.

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Date: 9/06/2015 07:21:37
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734439
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

I was going to try suggesting Wyndham’s “Web” but you are an arachnopobe, so it would be a Very Bad Idea.

I had to read Charlotte’s Web in primary school. I had nightmares for weeks. Who doesn’t think a talking spider is scary???

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Date: 9/06/2015 07:23:13
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734440
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:

I had to read Charlotte’s Web in primary school. I had nightmares for weeks. Who doesn’t think a talking spider is scary???

You can’t tar all spiders with the same brush.

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Date: 9/06/2015 07:27:52
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734441
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well, to be fair, I haven’t yet met a talking spider IRL.

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Date: 9/06/2015 07:29:30
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734442
Subject: re: June Chatting

Just got an email informing me I have to redo the workplace compliance online course. Apparently we have to complete it every year… I think I’ve done it once in the 5 years I’ve been there.

Module 1: What is sexual harassment and what should I do about it?

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Date: 9/06/2015 07:34:17
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 734443
Subject: re: June Chatting

anyone here with school kids?

What time does school start these days?

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Date: 9/06/2015 07:41:45
From: Spider Lily
ID: 734444
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning

Was up early to fit in an extra cross fit class, I need to regain some cardio after being sick for the past 3 weeks. I will run later today, it will be my first run since I ran 21k also 3 weeks ago.

It’s a very pleasant but damp 22 degrees out on the back deck this morning. Really hoping this rain disappears by the weekend. Speaking of movies I did go and see Woman in Gold on the weekend and I highly recommend it, Helen Mirren shines as usual.

Have a great day back at work Stumpy and I believe school starts at 9 but I really don’t know I’m just guessing ;)

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Date: 9/06/2015 07:43:56
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 734445
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:

Have a great day back at work Stumpy and I believe school starts at 9 but I really don’t know I’m just guessing ;)

cheers.. might head off now, got a school zone between here and work and don’t want to be late first day back :P

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Date: 9/06/2015 08:02:46
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 734446
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Spider Lily said:

Have a great day back at work Stumpy and I believe school starts at 9 but I really don’t know I’m just guessing ;)

cheers.. might head off now, got a school zone between here and work and don’t want to be late first day back :P

Be a bit stressful, good luck.

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Date: 9/06/2015 08:22:22
From: roughbarked
ID: 734447
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


anyone here with school kids?

What time does school start these days?

Depends. Are you starting from when they get on the bus? Otherwise it is normal time it always was.

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Date: 9/06/2015 08:23:25
From: roughbarked
ID: 734448
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Spider Lily said:

Have a great day back at work Stumpy and I believe school starts at 9 but I really don’t know I’m just guessing ;)

cheers.. might head off now, got a school zone between here and work and don’t want to be late first day back :P

Be a bit stressful, good luck.

School zones are 8:30 to 9:30 in most places, I believe.

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Date: 9/06/2015 08:24:10
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734449
Subject: re: June Chatting

Some schools around here start at 8am, others at 8.30.

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Date: 9/06/2015 08:24:30
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734450
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Peak Warming Man said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

cheers.. might head off now, got a school zone between here and work and don’t want to be late first day back :P

Be a bit stressful, good luck.

School zones are 8:30 to 9:30 in most places, I believe.

7am til 9am.

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Date: 9/06/2015 08:24:32
From: roughbarked
ID: 734451
Subject: re: June Chatting

after getting down to 4.1°C it is now up to 6.7°C looks sunny. I’m off to the dentist.

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Date: 9/06/2015 08:26:36
From: dv
ID: 734452
Subject: re: June Chatting

School here starts at 9 a.m.

Basically it varies and you should probably just look up the particular school on the internet.

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Date: 9/06/2015 08:28:37
From: roughbarked
ID: 734453
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


roughbarked said:

Peak Warming Man said:

Be a bit stressful, good luck.

School zones are 8:30 to 9:30 in most places, I believe.

7am til 9am.


Trust Queenslanders to enforce DST without anyone noticing.

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Date: 9/06/2015 08:34:15
From: Dropbear
ID: 734454
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Dropbear said:

Divine Angel said:

Anyway, Matt Damon has a new movie coming out. He plays an astronaut who dies on Mars, or something. He really doesn’t have much luck with spacey movies… he died in Elysium and exploded in Interstellar.

The book it’s based on is a fun sort of light romp but not very realistic

So it’s brain dead entertainment and no plausibility? I tend not to read sci fi.

Yeh I enjoyed it for what it was, but it’s not hard science. It will be good if they manage to retain the rebellious, irrereverant nature of the lead chatacter.

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Date: 9/06/2015 08:42:36
From: dv
ID: 734455
Subject: re: June Chatting

I think “brain-dead” is a bit harsh. I enjoyed the novel, and finished reading it.

But there were four important factors to it that were just completely impossible from a scientific standpoint, and countless others that were unbelievably implausible, requiring this botanist to be some super-Macgyver with everything working out just great when he builds a spaceship out of lint or something.

I won’t go and see the movie at the cinema unless others give it huge reviews.

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Date: 9/06/2015 08:45:14
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734456
Subject: re: June Chatting

One movie I am looking forward to seeing is Minions.

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Date: 9/06/2015 08:52:45
From: Dropbear
ID: 734457
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


One movie I am looking forward to seeing is Minions.

Yeh ditto. I have spongebob to watch at home too

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Date: 9/06/2015 08:55:12
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734458
Subject: re: June Chatting

Did you see that ‘The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time’ is now a Broadway play DA?

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Date: 9/06/2015 08:57:13
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734459
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Did you see that ‘The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time’ is now a Broadway play DA?

I heard something about that a while ago. Didn’t know it had happened. Twas a good book.

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Date: 9/06/2015 09:04:22
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 734460
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 9/06/2015 09:24:20
From: Arts
ID: 734461
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


School here starts at 9 a.m.

Basically it varies and you should probably just look up the particular school on the internet.

or just be aware that school zones go from 8 – 9.30 am and 2.30 – 4pm

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Date: 9/06/2015 09:31:26
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 734462
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2015/jun/08/tony-abbott-using-citizenship-debate-to-win-next-election-muslim-leader-says?CMP=soc_568

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Date: 9/06/2015 09:35:02
From: Dropbear
ID: 734463
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


http://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2015/jun/08/tony-abbott-using-citizenship-debate-to-win-next-election-muslim-leader-says?CMP=soc_568

We all think it but you’re not allowed to say it

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Date: 9/06/2015 09:40:26
From: kii
ID: 734464
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


http://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2015/jun/08/tony-abbott-using-citizenship-debate-to-win-next-election-muslim-leader-says?CMP=soc_568

Gee, I wish he’d just drop dead. An aneurism or something. Pop…gone.
Abbott loves all the negative attention he stirs up….he’s a bit like BC in that regard.

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Date: 9/06/2015 09:44:29
From: Dropbear
ID: 734465
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


ChrispenEvan said:

http://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2015/jun/08/tony-abbott-using-citizenship-debate-to-win-next-election-muslim-leader-says?CMP=soc_568

Gee, I wish he’d just drop dead. An aneurism or something. Pop…gone.
Abbott loves all the negative attention he stirs up….he’s a bit like BC in that regard.

Brian Cox isn’t that bad

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Date: 9/06/2015 09:50:34
From: dv
ID: 734466
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


dv said:

School here starts at 9 a.m.

Basically it varies and you should probably just look up the particular school on the internet.

or just be aware that school zones go from 8 – 9.30 am and 2.30 – 4pm

Arts be good, arts be wise.

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Date: 9/06/2015 09:55:09
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734467
Subject: re: June Chatting

This WHS is weird, it says it’s the employer’s job to ensure the workload is not monotonous and lacks variety.

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:00:48
From: dv
ID: 734468
Subject: re: June Chatting

TFD makes an interesting point. The last three US presidents, taking up 6 terms in office, have all been confessed cannabis smokers.

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:01:24
From: Cymek
ID: 734469
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:02:08
From: Arts
ID: 734470
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


TFD makes an interesting point. The last three US presidents, taking up 6 terms in office, have all been confessed cannabis smokers.

did they inhale?

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:04:01
From: dv
ID: 734471
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


dv said:

TFD makes an interesting point. The last three US presidents, taking up 6 terms in office, have all been confessed cannabis smokers.

did they inhale?

Yes…

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:07:44
From: Dropbear
ID: 734472
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


This WHS is weird, it says it’s the employer’s job to ensure the workload is not monotonous and lacks variety.

One of the conditions of employment of a train driver is being able to cope with that

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:09:16
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734473
Subject: re: June Chatting

A train driver would be a hard job due to the popularity of certain suicide methods.

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:10:44
From: Dropbear
ID: 734474
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


A train driver would be a hard job due to the popularity of certain suicide methods.

Yeh. I agree. The novelty of playing with a really big train set would get old pretty quick

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:17:31
From: dv
ID: 734475
Subject: re: June Chatting

Most of the lines in S’pore don’t have drivers.

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:19:01
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734476
Subject: re: June Chatting

I have a Do Not Knock sticker.

*knock on door *
“blah blah blah tree lopping, want me to clean up that tree in your front yard?”
“I’m sorry you’re illiterate but I’ll take that business card.”
“Huh?” *points to sticker * “that says if you’re selling something or soliciting business, you’re not allowed to knock here so I’ll be making a complaint. Have a lovely day!”

I have a feeling he’s self employed.

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:19:17
From: Cymek
ID: 734477
Subject: re: June Chatting

My job is boring and unchallenging, I’d go postal if I couldn’t listen to music and chat on here.

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:22:35
From: dv
ID: 734478
Subject: re: June Chatting

If I saw a sticker that says Do Not Knock I would assume it means you gotta ring the bell or rap on the window sill or something.

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:23:36
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734479
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


My job is boring and unchallenging, I’d go postal if I couldn’t listen to music and chat on here.

You should tell your employer to make the job more interesting.

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:23:44
From: Dropbear
ID: 734480
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


My job is boring and unchallenging, I’d go postal if I couldn’t listen to music and chat on here.

Get a new job

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:24:18
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734481
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


If I saw a sticker that says Do Not Knock I would assume it means you gotta ring the bell or rap on the window sill or something.

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:24:22
From: Dropbear
ID: 734482
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


If I saw a sticker that says Do Not Knock I would assume it means you gotta ring the bell or rap on the window sill or something.

I’m gunna knock and ring and tap until you do

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:24:37
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734483
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Cymek said:

My job is boring and unchallenging, I’d go postal if I couldn’t listen to music and chat on here.

Get a new job

Not a train driver.

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:25:36
From: dv
ID: 734484
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


dv said:

If I saw a sticker that says Do Not Knock I would assume it means you gotta ring the bell or rap on the window sill or something.


Well okay that’s a bit more specific.

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:26:03
From: dv
ID: 734485
Subject: re: June Chatting

Get a job as a S’porean train driver, they don’t do anything.

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:26:41
From: Arts
ID: 734486
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


If I saw a sticker that says Do Not Knock I would assume it means you gotta ring the bell or rap on the window sill or something.

I have no junk mail stickers on my post box, people still ignore it. People like Alinta gas, The City of South Perth etc..

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:27:30
From: Dropbear
ID: 734487
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Get a job as a S’porean train driver, they don’t do anything.

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XaWU1CmrJNc

From when I used to indoctrinate my kids

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:28:15
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734488
Subject: re: June Chatting

We get a LOT of junk mail here. I know the people who deliver it are usually older, retired people and I’d hate to take away a source of income and exercise for them.

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:28:48
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 734489
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m past retirement age but I’d probably go gaga pretty quickly if I stopped.
Besides I like my job, I’ve got a terrific boss, me.
I like working from home, I don’t like going out to site that much apart from the food.
Just booked some flights for a week at Moranbah shortly, a bit exciting, only a few seats left and no PO for the job so I took the punt and then the PO came through.

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:29:34
From: Dropbear
ID: 734490
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


We get a LOT of junk mail here. I know the people who deliver it are usually older, retired people and I’d hate to take away a source of income and exercise for them.

Fuck ‘em

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:31:45
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 734491
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Divine Angel said:

We get a LOT of junk mail here. I know the people who deliver it are usually older, retired people and I’d hate to take away a source of income and exercise for them.

Fuck ‘em

That’s the spirit.

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:31:53
From: kii
ID: 734492
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


dv said:

If I saw a sticker that says Do Not Knock I would assume it means you gotta ring the bell or rap on the window sill or something.

I have no junk mail stickers on my post box, people still ignore it. People like Alinta gas, The City of South Perth etc..

Obviously they don’t see their mail as ‘junk mail’. Try a sticker that says: No Unsolicited Mail

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:32:20
From: dv
ID: 734493
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00L403O8U/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B00L403O8U&linkCode=as2&tag=natdee-20&linkId=ZRZKNWQRWS7BHNTS

Does the curvature of the tv match my field of vision? I don’t want to be able to see my wife or children.

A:
Trust me mate, as soon as the missus sees the receipt you won’t be seeing her or the kids again…
Danny K. answered on December 1, 2014

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:32:54
From: Dropbear
ID: 734494
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Dropbear said:

Divine Angel said:

We get a LOT of junk mail here. I know the people who deliver it are usually older, retired people and I’d hate to take away a source of income and exercise for them.

Fuck ‘em

That’s the spirit.

Well that covers the exercise anyway

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:33:59
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734495
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Divine Angel said:

We get a LOT of junk mail here. I know the people who deliver it are usually older, retired people and I’d hate to take away a source of income and exercise for them.

Fuck ‘em

Only after they have a thorough checkup at the doktard’s.

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:34:21
From: Cymek
ID: 734496
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


We get a LOT of junk mail here. I know the people who deliver it are usually older, retired people and I’d hate to take away a source of income and exercise for them.

Set the dog on them with 5 dollars tucked under its collar, they get exercise and when the dog catches them and they fight it off they can get the money

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:35:23
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734497
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Divine Angel said:

We get a LOT of junk mail here. I know the people who deliver it are usually older, retired people and I’d hate to take away a source of income and exercise for them.

Set the dog on them with 5 dollars tucked under its collar, they get exercise and when the dog catches them and they fight it off they can get the money

You’re an ideas man. Too good for that repetitive job lacking variety.

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:35:38
From: Cymek
ID: 734498
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00L403O8U/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B00L403O8U&linkCode=as2&tag=natdee-20&linkId=ZRZKNWQRWS7BHNTS

Does the curvature of the tv match my field of vision? I don’t want to be able to see my wife or children.

A:
Trust me mate, as soon as the missus sees the receipt you won’t be seeing her or the kids again…
Danny K. answered on December 1, 2014

It would a hard for a man to choose between family and his tv

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:35:53
From: dv
ID: 734499
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Arts said:

dv said:

If I saw a sticker that says Do Not Knock I would assume it means you gotta ring the bell or rap on the window sill or something.

I have no junk mail stickers on my post box, people still ignore it. People like Alinta gas, The City of South Perth etc..

Obviously they don’t see their mail as ‘junk mail’. Try a sticker that says: No Unsolicited Mail

How about “Aust Post Only”.

Ma’fac’, who needs to mail anything now except for parcels?

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:38:39
From: kii
ID: 734500
Subject: re: June Chatting

We have Junk Mail Tuesday here. Actually it comes in every day, but Tuesday is when we get the flyers from local stores. We combine exercise with retrieving the mail. Walk to letterbox. Open it. Look inside. Retrieve mail. Close door. Walk to recycle bin. Lift lid. Throw all the mail away.

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:40:24
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 734501
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


We have Junk Mail Tuesday here. Actually it comes in every day, but Tuesday is when we get the flyers from local stores. We combine exercise with retrieving the mail. Walk to letterbox. Open it. Look inside. Retrieve mail. Close door. Walk to recycle bin. Lift lid. Throw all the mail away.

You’d probably need a cup of tea and a good lie down after that.

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:41:24
From: dv
ID: 734502
Subject: re: June Chatting

Do they have Bex in NM?

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:42:00
From: kii
ID: 734503
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Do they have Bex in NM?

Yes, Becks Coffee. Started by an Australian.

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:42:15
From: dv
ID: 734504
Subject: re: June Chatting

Passover masks available on Amazon

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:42:21
From: Dropbear
ID: 734505
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


kii said:

We have Junk Mail Tuesday here. Actually it comes in every day, but Tuesday is when we get the flyers from local stores. We combine exercise with retrieving the mail. Walk to letterbox. Open it. Look inside. Retrieve mail. Close door. Walk to recycle bin. Lift lid. Throw all the mail away.

You’d probably need a cup of tea and a good lie down after that.

Throw in some Vincent’s Powders

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:42:55
From: kii
ID: 734506
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:43:09
From: Cymek
ID: 734507
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


kii said:

We have Junk Mail Tuesday here. Actually it comes in every day, but Tuesday is when we get the flyers from local stores. We combine exercise with retrieving the mail. Walk to letterbox. Open it. Look inside. Retrieve mail. Close door. Walk to recycle bin. Lift lid. Throw all the mail away.

You’d probably need a cup of tea and a good lie down after that.

And a blackmarket Bex

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:44:23
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734508
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Passover masks available on Amazon

LOL

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:44:38
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734509
Subject: re: June Chatting

LOL I even got a downloadable certificate for completing the online training.

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:50:28
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734510
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:51:00
From: dv
ID: 734511
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Can you give more information on this?

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:54:19
From: Dropbear
ID: 734512
Subject: re: June Chatting

I have never seen The Lion King

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:55:18
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734515
Subject: re: June Chatting

Does merely being the POTUS make you ideal to perform the eulogy at someone’s funeral?

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:55:29
From: kii
ID: 734516
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


I have never seen The Lion King

Same.

I’ve seen the lying wannabe king…..old Chucky boy, but not The Lion King.

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:55:44
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734517
Subject: re: June Chatting

It seems the story is 2 years old.

Smithsonian

Forbes

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:55:48
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734518
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


I have never seen The Lion King

You haven’t lived!

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:57:09
From: dv
ID: 734519
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


I have never seen The Lion King

It’s not bad, but strictly for kids.

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:57:37
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734520
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Does merely being the POTUS make you ideal to perform the eulogy at someone’s funeral?

It seems Beau Biden made some contribution to public life so I suppose it’s okay.

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:57:38
From: dv
ID: 734521
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Does merely being the POTUS make you ideal to perform the eulogy at someone’s funeral?

FMD if GWB delivers my eulogy.

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Date: 9/06/2015 10:58:50
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734522
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Dropbear said:

I have never seen The Lion King

It’s not bad, but strictly for kids.

Nuh uh.

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Date: 9/06/2015 11:00:58
From: Dropbear
ID: 734523
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Dropbear said:

I have never seen The Lion King

You haven’t lived!

It seems to be full of sadness

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Date: 9/06/2015 11:02:50
From: dv
ID: 734524
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

Dropbear said:

I have never seen The Lion King

You haven’t lived!

It seems to be full of sadness

It’s basically a mixture of Kimba and Hamlet.

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Date: 9/06/2015 11:03:44
From: kii
ID: 734525
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Dropbear said:

I have never seen The Lion King

You haven’t lived!

Well, obviously I’m dead.

If I am going to watch a cartoon I’ll watch – Pinky and The Brain or Daria or Rocko’s Modern Life. Something with no songs.

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Date: 9/06/2015 11:04:14
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734526
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:

It’s basically a mixture of Kimba and Hamlet.

Very insightful.

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Date: 9/06/2015 11:05:12
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734527
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:

If I am going to watch a cartoon I’ll watch – Pinky and The Brain or Daria or Rocko’s Modern Life. Something with no songs.

Can you feel the love tonight?

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Date: 9/06/2015 11:06:24
From: dv
ID: 734528
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’ll tell you of one Dreamworks cartoon that I think is underrated: The Road To El Dorado. For some reason the critics panned it and the studio made a loss.

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Date: 9/06/2015 11:07:00
From: kii
ID: 734529
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


kii said:

If I am going to watch a cartoon I’ll watch – Pinky and The Brain or Daria or Rocko’s Modern Life. Something with no songs.

Can you feel the love tonight?

That’s a song, isn’t it?

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Date: 9/06/2015 11:07:16
From: Cymek
ID: 734530
Subject: re: June Chatting

Most Disney cartoons are the pits (not including Pixar)

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Date: 9/06/2015 11:09:10
From: dv
ID: 734531
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Most Disney cartoons are the pits (not including Pixar)

Well I wouldn’t go that far.

Lion King is nice children’s cartoon, nothing wrong with it. They started to make some good ones around that time.

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Date: 9/06/2015 11:09:13
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734532
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Most Disney cartoons are the pits (not including Pixar)

Nuh uh. What about the classics? Alice in Wonderland, Peter Pan, Dumbo?

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Date: 9/06/2015 11:09:26
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734533
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

kii said:

If I am going to watch a cartoon I’ll watch – Pinky and The Brain or Daria or Rocko’s Modern Life. Something with no songs.

Can you feel the love tonight?

That’s a song, isn’t it?

Why would I start quoting song-lyrics to you? What purpose would that serve?

;-)

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Date: 9/06/2015 11:12:02
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734535
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Cymek said:

Most Disney cartoons are the pits (not including Pixar)

Well I wouldn’t go that far.

Lion King is nice children’s cartoon, nothing wrong with it. They started to make some good ones around that time.

The beginning of the Disney Renaissance is around 1989, with the release of The Little Mermaid. Beauty and the Beast remains the only animated film to win Best Picture Oscar; since then, Best Animated Feature has become its own category.

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Date: 9/06/2015 11:14:34
From: kii
ID: 734536
Subject: re: June Chatting

I miss watching Daria :/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46VOfkwqS3g

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Date: 9/06/2015 11:15:16
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734537
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Beauty and the Beast remains the only animated film to win Best Picture Oscar;

First nomination you mean.

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Date: 9/06/2015 11:24:48
From: Cymek
ID: 734538
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Cymek said:

Most Disney cartoons are the pits (not including Pixar)

Nuh uh. What about the classics? Alice in Wonderland, Peter Pan, Dumbo?

They are OK but I am not a big Disney fan
I prefer action cartoons and Japanese anime movies

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Date: 9/06/2015 12:00:36
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734539
Subject: re: June Chatting

sings

Cymek killed the forum, Cymek killed the forum!

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Date: 9/06/2015 12:54:03
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 734554
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-09/man-for-bravery-award-after-helping-family-escape-bulldozer/6530930

is that the second one

there was one a year or so ago

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:01:54
From: buffy
ID: 734555
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hello Holidayers. Spaghetti oops for lunch.

Can you see the steam coming out of my ears? I got a letter from the Health Minister today that effectively says “up you”.

Long story. When they changed our item numbers and payments on 1st January this year I received no notification from the Health Department of the changes. None. I knew about it from our Association. So I wrote to my local member (Dan Tehan) and complained. I have signed a Common Form of Undertaking…..me and the Health Minister (it was Tony Abbott at the time I signed), which is a formal legal contract saying I am a Participating Practitioner in Medicare. That contract has a clause saying notifications of changes are by mail, 28 days notice. I know it hasn’t been changed because I checked the most recent Undertaking online. Got passed on to the Health Minister. Apparently unilaterally they have made it that changes are in the Government Gazette. What? I wrote to Dan again and said I was not happy. It’s a legal contract signed by both parties. Today I got a letter saying they spoke to Optometry Australia and they have conformed with the relevent Act. I’d already said I didn’t see what Optometry Australia had to do with it, they didn’t sign my undertaking. Damn it. Now I will have to sit down and read the Act. Time to get this to the Opposition, I think.

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:02:46
From: buffy
ID: 734556
Subject: re: June Chatting

I particularly like the paragraph where the Health Minister says she acknowledges that my practice is not online, but I can find the information at various www. places…..

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:07:29
From: dv
ID: 734557
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.forbes.com/sites/matthewherper/2013/05/31/turning-found-dna-into-portraits-what-an-imagination/

Artist Creates Portraits From People’s DNA. Scientists Say ‘That’s Impossible’

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:17:34
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 734563
Subject: re: June Chatting

“Treasurer Joe Hockey has urged first home buyers to get “a good job that pays good money” if they want to enter the property market.

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:18:27
From: furious
ID: 734565
Subject: re: June Chatting

The man is a genius…

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:19:00
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 734566
Subject: re: June Chatting

and in further news…

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:19:34
From: Ian
ID: 734567
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


“Treasurer Joe Hockey has urged first home buyers to get “a good job that pays good money” if they want to enter the property market.

Bulldozer operator

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:25:46
From: dv
ID: 734570
Subject: re: June Chatting

IKR, there must have been millions of young Australians thinking “I’ll take a really shitty low paying job, that’s the best way to enter the property market” but now Noodles has sorted them out. I don’t want to jinx him but I think a Nobel Prize is in the offing.

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:29:49
From: dv
ID: 734573
Subject: re: June Chatting

“The former FIFA vice-president is being investigated over the disappearance of money intended for victims of the 2010 earthquake in Haiti”

Classy.

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:31:39
From: dv
ID: 734574
Subject: re: June Chatting

Man claiming to be Indigenous held in WA immigration detention centre

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-09/man-held-in-immigration-detention-claims-he-is-indigenous/6531112

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:35:04
From: Cymek
ID: 734577
Subject: re: June Chatting

Anyone had a positive outcome demanding compensation or suing a small business for substandard landscaping work.

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:35:24
From: Dropbear
ID: 734578
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Man claiming to be Indigenous held in WA immigration detention centre

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-09/man-held-in-immigration-detention-claims-he-is-indigenous/6531112

I fully support indigenous immigration

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:35:47
From: Dropbear
ID: 734579
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Anyone had a positive outcome demanding compensation or suing a small business for substandard landscaping work.

Probably

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:37:03
From: Cymek
ID: 734580
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Cymek said:

Anyone had a positive outcome demanding compensation or suing a small business for substandard landscaping work.

Probably

On here

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:37:50
From: kii
ID: 734581
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Dropbear said:

Cymek said:

Anyone had a positive outcome demanding compensation or suing a small business for substandard landscaping work.

Probably

On here

We have landscaping?!!

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:38:46
From: furious
ID: 734582
Subject: re: June Chatting

No, we do sub standard work…

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:39:09
From: Dropbear
ID: 734583
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • We have landscaping?!!

No, we do sub standard work…

Lol

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:40:09
From: kii
ID: 734584
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • We have landscaping?!!

No, we do sub standard work…

Ah, so SNAFU?

Cool.

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:41:29
From: Tamb
ID: 734585
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


furious said:
  • We have landscaping?!!

No, we do sub standard work…

Lol


Sub standard. That would be Collin class.

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:41:54
From: dv
ID: 734586
Subject: re: June Chatting

How about substandard manscaping?

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:42:00
From: Tamb
ID: 734587
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


Dropbear said:

furious said:
  • We have landscaping?!!

No, we do sub standard work…

Lol


Sub standard. That would be Collin class.
Collin = Collins.

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:43:26
From: Cymek
ID: 734588
Subject: re: June Chatting

That was most helpful

Thanks

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:43:30
From: dv
ID: 734589
Subject: re: June Chatting

Colin’s class

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:44:17
From: dv
ID: 734590
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


That was most helpful

Thanks

You will be invoiced in due course.

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:46:57
From: kii
ID: 734591
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


That was most helpful

Thanks

I have a new fence.




































With a hole smashed in it.

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:47:18
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734592
Subject: re: June Chatting

Last day of my Birthday Week today. But there’s still too much wine left to drink in one evening.

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:49:16
From: dv
ID: 734593
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Last day of my Birthday Week today. But there’s still too much wine left to drink in one evening.

I never figured you for a quitter.

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:49:40
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734594
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Anyone had a positive outcome demanding compensation or suing a small business for substandard landscaping work.

What’s your specific grievance?

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:50:09
From: kii
ID: 734595
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Last day of my Birthday Week today. But there’s still too much wine left to drink in one evening.

Speaking of wine…

I froze the remains of a bottle of white wine. Ice cubes and small containers – for use in cooking. When I defrosted a small container of the golden nectar of the goddesses, there’s a whole heap of pale sludge in the bottom of the container. WTF is it?

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:50:58
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734596
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Bubblecar said:

Last day of my Birthday Week today. But there’s still too much wine left to drink in one evening.

I never figured you for a quitter.

I’m not, which is why I’m extending the holiday period for a few more days while gently creeping back into creative work.

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:53:15
From: furious
ID: 734597
Subject: re: June Chatting

If it was help you were after:

How to commence a minor case claim.

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:53:21
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 734598
Subject: re: June Chatting

>>Last day of my Birthday Week today

Something you’ll never hear Boris say.

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:54:03
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734599
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Bubblecar said:

Last day of my Birthday Week today. But there’s still too much wine left to drink in one evening.

Speaking of wine…

I froze the remains of a bottle of white wine. Ice cubes and small containers – for use in cooking. When I defrosted a small container of the golden nectar of the goddesses, there’s a whole heap of pale sludge in the bottom of the container. WTF is it?

With a crystalline appearance?

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:56:09
From: Cymek
ID: 734600
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Cymek said:

Anyone had a positive outcome demanding compensation or suing a small business for substandard landscaping work.

What’s your specific grievance?

They installed a reticulation system that doesn’t work properly, it leaks and the solenoids are playing up.
The big grievance is they did at cut-in on our side of the water mains (its meant to be done by a licenced plumber) and both sides of the cut in leaked over time resulting in us getting massive water bills (over $2000) and having to pay for a emergency plumber twice for each seperate leak. We want them to pay the plumbers bills, the excess water and fix the retic system. They don’t return phone calls, emails and came out once to say sure we will fix it and never contacted us

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:58:24
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734602
Subject: re: June Chatting

Still a bit breezy today but nowhere near as bad as yesterday.

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:58:38
From: Cymek
ID: 734603
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • That was most helpful

If it was help you were after:

How to commence a minor case claim.

We can get the Department of Commerce involved and then take it to court if no luck
I was wondering if anyone has done something similar and actually gotten a positive outcome and not just been fobbed off because its too hard

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:59:07
From: Tamb
ID: 734604
Subject: re: June Chatting

We had a bit of excitement today.

I had walked out of the shop less than 10 seconds before.
A 4wd had hit a commercial sized gas bottle which then exploded.

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Date: 9/06/2015 13:59:27
From: kii
ID: 734605
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


kii said:

Bubblecar said:

Last day of my Birthday Week today. But there’s still too much wine left to drink in one evening.

Speaking of wine…

I froze the remains of a bottle of white wine. Ice cubes and small containers – for use in cooking. When I defrosted a small container of the golden nectar of the goddesses, there’s a whole heap of pale sludge in the bottom of the container. WTF is it?

With a crystalline appearance?

Not from my quick peer at it. It moved in a sludgy way.

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:00:51
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734606
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Still a bit breezy today but nowhere near as bad as yesterday.

If you hoped on a sailboat, you would have a quick trip to NZ.

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:01:30
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734607
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


We had a bit of excitement today.

I had walked out of the shop less than 10 seconds before.
A 4wd had hit a commercial sized gas bottle which then exploded.

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:02:08
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734608
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


They installed a reticulation system that doesn’t work properly, it leaks and the solenoids are playing up.
The big grievance is they did at cut-in on our side of the water mains (its meant to be done by a licenced plumber) and both sides of the cut in leaked over time resulting in us getting massive water bills (over $2000) and having to pay for a emergency plumber twice for each seperate leak. We want them to pay the plumbers bills, the excess water and fix the retic system. They don’t return phone calls, emails and came out once to say sure we will fix it and never contacted us

My sympathies. But having no experience of seeking reparations from reticulation cowboys, I can but wish you luck.

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:02:47
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734609
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


We had a bit of excitement today.

I had walked out of the shop less than 10 seconds before.
A 4wd had hit a commercial sized gas bottle which then exploded.

20 injured after car crashes into cafe, causes gas explosion in Ravenshoe, south of Cairns

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-09/twenty-injured-in-ravenshoe-cafe-car-crash-gas-explosion/6532280

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:04:20
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734610
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


furious said:
  • That was most helpful

If it was help you were after:

How to commence a minor case claim.

We can get the Department of Commerce involved and then take it to court if no luck
I was wondering if anyone has done something similar and actually gotten a positive outcome and not just been fobbed off because its too hard


report the situation to the department of fair trading – they should something to say about this

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:04:53
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734611
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Bubblecar said:

Still a bit breezy today but nowhere near as bad as yesterday.

If you hoped on a sailboat, you would have a quick trip to NZ.

I take quiet satisfaction from the fact that the Kiwis are copping some of it today, unlike yesterday.

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:07:51
From: Cymek
ID: 734612
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Cymek said:

furious said:
  • That was most helpful

If it was help you were after:

How to commence a minor case claim.

We can get the Department of Commerce involved and then take it to court if no luck
I was wondering if anyone has done something similar and actually gotten a positive outcome and not just been fobbed off because its too hard


report the situation to the department of fair trading – they should something to say about this

It looks like the Department of Commerce handles it in WA
I’ve got a draft letter you send before contacting them to take the matter further

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:08:12
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734613
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Not from my quick peer at it. It moved in a sludgy way.

Probably just some precipitation due to extreme temperature change, nothing to worry about.

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:09:16
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734615
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


kii said:

Bubblecar said:

Last day of my Birthday Week today. But there’s still too much wine left to drink in one evening.

Speaking of wine…

I froze the remains of a bottle of white wine. Ice cubes and small containers – for use in cooking. When I defrosted a small container of the golden nectar of the goddesses, there’s a whole heap of pale sludge in the bottom of the container. WTF is it?

With a crystalline appearance?

Might help.

>>Although see-saw temperature change is not as problematic with screw-cap wine, repeated fluctuations between normal and low temperatures can cause precipitation of potassium bitartrate crystals that look like broken glass (myth), no matter how the wine is packaged. These crystals are completely edible and perfectly harmless; they are merely an annoyance. When these crystals are dried and powdered they become “Cream of Tartar” commonly used in baking.<<

http://www.winepros.org/consumerism/qanda.htm

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:09:56
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 734616
Subject: re: June Chatting

Do you have a Small Claims Court over there Cymek?
I’ know a few people who have had good results with SCC.

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:10:02
From: Tamb
ID: 734617
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


PermeateFree said:

Bubblecar said:

Still a bit breezy today but nowhere near as bad as yesterday.

If you hoped on a sailboat, you would have a quick trip to NZ.

I take quiet satisfaction from the fact that the Kiwis are copping some of it today, unlike yesterday.


We sent them a cyclone earlier this year. Ungrateful buggers said they didn’t want it.

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:11:02
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734619
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


wookiemeister said:

Cymek said:

We can get the Department of Commerce involved and then take it to court if no luck
I was wondering if anyone has done something similar and actually gotten a positive outcome and not just been fobbed off because its too hard


report the situation to the department of fair trading – they should something to say about this

It looks like the Department of Commerce handles it in WA
I’ve got a draft letter you send before contacting them to take the matter further


yes

the department of fair trading or its equivalent should be your first stop in the matter

once you’ve stated your case they contact the company – it will be interesting to see if they will pick up the phone or reply to the department

if they don’t they may well investigate them and suspend them from doing business

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:11:26
From: Tamb
ID: 734620
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


kii said:

Not from my quick peer at it. It moved in a sludgy way.

Probably just some precipitation due to extreme temperature change, nothing to worry about.


If it had any Spanish wine content it was probably glycol.

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:12:05
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 734622
Subject: re: June Chatting

dead yeast.

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:12:42
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734623
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Do you have a Small Claims Court over there Cymek?
I’ know a few people who have had good results with SCC.

first you build a case

if it goes to court they’ll most likely want to know why you haven’t gone through a gov dept devoted to consumers

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:12:52
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734624
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


20 injured after car crashes into cafe, causes gas explosion in Ravenshoe, south of Cairns
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-09/twenty-injured-in-ravenshoe-cafe-car-crash-gas-explosion/6532280

Hmm, note the name of the café:

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:12:52
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 734625
Subject: re: June Chatting

Did the gas bottle actually explode Tamb?

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:13:42
From: Cymek
ID: 734626
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Do you have a Small Claims Court over there Cymek?
I’ know a few people who have had good results with SCC.

Their should be something similar I will look it up

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:13:44
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 734627
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


wookiemeister said:

20 injured after car crashes into cafe, causes gas explosion in Ravenshoe, south of Cairns
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-09/twenty-injured-in-ravenshoe-cafe-car-crash-gas-explosion/6532280

Hmm, note the name of the café:


Dear oh dear.

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:13:50
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734628
Subject: re: June Chatting

probably knocked off the tap and the gas ignited

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:14:19
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 734629
Subject: re: June Chatting

Did the gas bottle actually explode Tamb?

unbleveable!

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:15:19
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734630
Subject: re: June Chatting

Wind or no wind, I’m jumping in the bath then heading to the shops. Toilet roll doesn’t grown on trees.

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:15:39
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734631
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Wind or no wind, I’m jumping in the bath then heading to the shops. Toilet roll doesn’t grown on trees.

grown = grow

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:17:08
From: Tamb
ID: 734633
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Did the gas bottle actually explode Tamb?

Really big boom, an orange fireball about 20 metres across & lots of black smoke so yes I think it must have.

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:21:16
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734634
Subject: re: June Chatting

Israeli abattoir sacks three slaughtermen and reprimands managers as brutal killing of Australian cattle exposed on Israeli TV
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-09/israeli-abattoir-sacks-slaughtermen-after-footage-of-brutality/6531906

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:23:41
From: Cymek
ID: 734635
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Israeli abattoir sacks three slaughtermen and reprimands managers as brutal killing of Australian cattle exposed on Israeli TV
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-09/israeli-abattoir-sacks-slaughtermen-after-footage-of-brutality/6531906

It’s probably well overdue that Australia takes some responsibility that animals we sell are killed humanely and not brutality tortured before dying.

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:24:12
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734636
Subject: re: June Chatting

“I watched hours of this footage and virtually all the cattle were being moved too quickly through and way over half of them were conscious when hoisted onto the rack, so they’re hanging conscious while bleeding out,” Animals Australia executive director Glenys Oogjes said.

this is how kosher meat is prepared the animal has to be bled to death

halal meat would have the same ways I guess

I think from memory its something about not eating blood if the animal bleeds to death then the heart eventually pumps all the blood out the body before giving out

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:24:38
From: Dropbear
ID: 734637
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Did the gas bottle actually explode Tamb?

I hope not, he was a good bloke, God arrest him

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:27:23
From: Tamb
ID: 734638
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Peak Warming Man said:

Did the gas bottle actually explode Tamb?

I hope not, he was a good bloke, God arrest him


Almost got me. I was only about 30 metres from the shop front when it happened.

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:27:25
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734639
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


wookiemeister said:

Israeli abattoir sacks three slaughtermen and reprimands managers as brutal killing of Australian cattle exposed on Israeli TV
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-09/israeli-abattoir-sacks-slaughtermen-after-footage-of-brutality/6531906

It’s probably well overdue that Australia takes some responsibility that animals we sell are killed humanely and not brutality tortured before dying.


personally I would stop all live exports just prepare the meat here

what they make selling live export is a pittance, when they stopped live export to Indonesia due to barbarity they screamed about losing money – the Australian gov ships 500 million to Indonesia every few years in aid so really we are paying them to eat our product

just sell the meat here and everyone could have cheap meat instead of expensive meat – if were nice to the Russians they might buy our meat. given the trade links we could even negotiate in the back ground what was going on in ukraine

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:29:21
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734640
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


Dropbear said:

Peak Warming Man said:

Did the gas bottle actually explode Tamb?

I hope not, he was a good bloke, God arrest him


Almost got me. I was only about 30 metres from the shop front when it happened.


you were lucky

ive experienced at first hand a gas explosion

- they can do external and internal damage to your lungs

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:29:56
From: Cymek
ID: 734641
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Cymek said:

wookiemeister said:

Israeli abattoir sacks three slaughtermen and reprimands managers as brutal killing of Australian cattle exposed on Israeli TV
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-09/israeli-abattoir-sacks-slaughtermen-after-footage-of-brutality/6531906

It’s probably well overdue that Australia takes some responsibility that animals we sell are killed humanely and not brutality tortured before dying.


personally I would stop all live exports just prepare the meat here

what they make selling live export is a pittance, when they stopped live export to Indonesia due to barbarity they screamed about losing money – the Australian gov ships 500 million to Indonesia every few years in aid so really we are paying them to eat our product

just sell the meat here and everyone could have cheap meat instead of expensive meat – if were nice to the Russians they might buy our meat. given the trade links we could even negotiate in the back ground what was going on in ukraine

Yes the life animal trade for slaughter is rather archaic, most of it seems based on stupid religion practices anyway

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:33:36
From: Tamb
ID: 734642
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Tamb said:

Dropbear said:

I hope not, he was a good bloke, God arrest him


Almost got me. I was only about 30 metres from the shop front when it happened.


you were lucky

ive experienced at first hand a gas explosion

- they can do external and internal damage to your lungs


We had a few in the last bushfires.
a bloke had a lot of bottles in the long grass. Some just vented but several blew up. My brother has photos of bottles peeled open.

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:37:50
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734643
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


wookiemeister said:

Cymek said:

It’s probably well overdue that Australia takes some responsibility that animals we sell are killed humanely and not brutality tortured before dying.


personally I would stop all live exports just prepare the meat here

what they make selling live export is a pittance, when they stopped live export to Indonesia due to barbarity they screamed about losing money – the Australian gov ships 500 million to Indonesia every few years in aid so really we are paying them to eat our product

just sell the meat here and everyone could have cheap meat instead of expensive meat – if were nice to the Russians they might buy our meat. given the trade links we could even negotiate in the back ground what was going on in ukraine

Yes the life animal trade for slaughter is rather archaic, most of it seems based on stupid religion practices anyway


from what I saw jewish laws regarding animals were rarely enforced to stop animal cruelty – if the jews followed their laws and commentary in this respect the situation might be better.

the middle east is not known for its kindness to animals – its a barbaric unforgiving place, the best thing you can hope for being a man or animal is to die quickly – none of the religions that have sprung from it have ever contributed to animal welfare because they don’t follow those laws regardless of what “god” says

the worse ones are the converts – they are brainwashed but have none of the background or knowledge of any scope beyond laws regarding prayer and further brainswashing – they don’t know the other laws very well – this is what makes them terrorists

for example – you aren’t allowed to destroy things like olive trees to get revenge in war – the religious terrorists that have commandeered the old testament do this on a regular basis – wide spread chemical attacks on crops of the Bedouin in the southern desert are regular

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:40:06
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734644
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


wookiemeister said:

Tamb said:

Almost got me. I was only about 30 metres from the shop front when it happened.


you were lucky

ive experienced at first hand a gas explosion

- they can do external and internal damage to your lungs


We had a few in the last bushfires.
a bloke had a lot of bottles in the long grass. Some just vented but several blew up. My brother has photos of bottles peeled open.


the thing I experienced was a room that had filled with gas, it erupted with someone inside it who had struck a match

it was a thunderous explosion that broke windows and doors off their hinges all around it

someone walking along about a kilometre away told me he saw a mushroom cloud rising from the explosion

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:42:44
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734645
Subject: re: June Chatting

as Abraham said to me once – near to church , far from god

the closer they have got to the synagogue the further away they have moved from the original spirit

I keep meaning to look him and see what he’s up to but he might be dead now

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:44:49
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734646
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


as Abraham said to me once – near to church , far from god

You knew Abraham? How old are you?

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:44:56
From: Cymek
ID: 734647
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


as Abraham said to me once – near to church , far from god

the closer they have got to the synagogue the further away they have moved from the original spirit

I keep meaning to look him and see what he’s up to but he might be dead now

Organised religion is pretty much a scam to seperate people from money, abuse the followers or use them as fodder in a war

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:47:47
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734648
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:

Organised religion is pretty much a scam to seperate people from money, abuse the followers or use them as fodder in a war

There’s even evil Buddhists in Burma.

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:48:04
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734649
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


wookiemeister said:

as Abraham said to me once – near to church , far from god

You knew Abraham? How old are you?


there are a few blokes called Abraham over there

i’ve thought of going back to visit masada and other historical sites but I just don’t trust them anymore

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:50:22
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734650
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

wookiemeister said:

as Abraham said to me once – near to church , far from god

You knew Abraham? How old are you?


there are a few blokes called Abraham over there

i’ve thought of going back to visit masada and other historical sites but I just don’t trust them anymore

What do you think will be the outcome in the Middle East Wookie?

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:57:27
From: Tamb
ID: 734651
Subject: re: June Chatting

One reported dead & 19 injured in the Ravenshoe explosion.

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Date: 9/06/2015 14:58:25
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734652
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

You knew Abraham? How old are you?


there are a few blokes called Abraham over there

i’ve thought of going back to visit masada and other historical sites but I just don’t trust them anymore

What do you think will be the outcome in the Middle East Wookie?


endless war

by genesis El (later changed to Jehovah) tells Abraham that all the land from the nile to the Euphrates will be populated and presumable ruled by his descendants

at that time though there was NO MOSES and NO JUDAISM. Judaism didn’t exist, the covenant between Abraham was between Abrahams descendants not strictly through any official religion known as Judaism. Judaism didn’t exist until moses handed the ten commandments (and the hundreds of other laws) at Sinai to the tribe of Abraham.

so strictly speaking the covenant is only between god and the descendants of Abraham. god doesn’t actually say what or how this will be achieved or the technicalities will be. the god of Abraham is more or like someone who likes to cut loose somewhat – he creates massive floods, kills people for no real reason etc – he is the god of the prehistoric era.

either way its all lies

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Date: 9/06/2015 15:00:43
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734653
Subject: re: June Chatting

whats happening at the moment is that “Israel” might just be waiting till it can show its hand

greater Israel – the land promised to Abraham might just be taken if isis or someone or the other decides to start a war with them

the kibbutzniks are the ones with any decency in the place – everyone is just beating a stick down on everyone elses head

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Date: 9/06/2015 15:01:36
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734654
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

there are a few blokes called Abraham over there

i’ve thought of going back to visit masada and other historical sites but I just don’t trust them anymore

What do you think will be the outcome in the Middle East Wookie?


endless war

by genesis El (later changed to Jehovah) tells Abraham that all the land from the nile to the Euphrates will be populated and presumable ruled by his descendants

at that time though there was NO MOSES and NO JUDAISM. Judaism didn’t exist, the covenant between Abraham was between Abrahams descendants not strictly through any official religion known as Judaism. Judaism didn’t exist until moses handed the ten commandments (and the hundreds of other laws) at Sinai to the tribe of Abraham.

so strictly speaking the covenant is only between god and the descendants of Abraham. god doesn’t actually say what or how this will be achieved or the technicalities will be. the god of Abraham is more or like someone who likes to cut loose somewhat – he creates massive floods, kills people for no real reason etc – he is the god of the prehistoric era.

either way its all lies

Will the wars remain in the Middle East?

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Date: 9/06/2015 15:10:33
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734655
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

PermeateFree said:

What do you think will be the outcome in the Middle East Wookie?


endless war

by genesis El (later changed to Jehovah) tells Abraham that all the land from the nile to the Euphrates will be populated and presumable ruled by his descendants

at that time though there was NO MOSES and NO JUDAISM. Judaism didn’t exist, the covenant between Abraham was between Abrahams descendants not strictly through any official religion known as Judaism. Judaism didn’t exist until moses handed the ten commandments (and the hundreds of other laws) at Sinai to the tribe of Abraham.

so strictly speaking the covenant is only between god and the descendants of Abraham. god doesn’t actually say what or how this will be achieved or the technicalities will be. the god of Abraham is more or like someone who likes to cut loose somewhat – he creates massive floods, kills people for no real reason etc – he is the god of the prehistoric era.

either way its all lies

Will the wars remain in the Middle East?


yes

its on the cards because Israel believes all the land between the nile and the Euphrates is part of Israel, so one way or the other they’ll need to go to war with all the other exisiting tribes

if you live under the umbrella of the lands promised to Abraham its doubtful they’ll use nuclear weapons on what they consider to be their own land

the other thing is that historically the religious jews have not flinched from murdering and oppressing their own kind (see the fall of Jerusalem)

given the religious jews want to put all the Palestinians into gas chambers it will be the same fate for the other jews that don’t meet up with the expectations of the religious majority

the real trouble will come when the religious jews are finally handed the keys to the nuclear arsenal

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Date: 9/06/2015 15:13:46
From: Spider Lily
ID: 734656
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


One reported dead & 19 injured in the Ravenshoe explosion.

Just glad you & Mrs T are ok Tamb.. Heard about this just after my message to you re your laptop. Dreadful news, just awful :(

2 helicopters (1 cairns, 1 Townsville) , 2 RFDS planes all deployed..

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Date: 9/06/2015 15:13:54
From: Cymek
ID: 734657
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

endless war

by genesis El (later changed to Jehovah) tells Abraham that all the land from the nile to the Euphrates will be populated and presumable ruled by his descendants

at that time though there was NO MOSES and NO JUDAISM. Judaism didn’t exist, the covenant between Abraham was between Abrahams descendants not strictly through any official religion known as Judaism. Judaism didn’t exist until moses handed the ten commandments (and the hundreds of other laws) at Sinai to the tribe of Abraham.

so strictly speaking the covenant is only between god and the descendants of Abraham. god doesn’t actually say what or how this will be achieved or the technicalities will be. the god of Abraham is more or like someone who likes to cut loose somewhat – he creates massive floods, kills people for no real reason etc – he is the god of the prehistoric era.

either way its all lies

Will the wars remain in the Middle East?


yes

its on the cards because Israel believes all the land between the nile and the Euphrates is part of Israel, so one way or the other they’ll need to go to war with all the other exisiting tribes

if you live under the umbrella of the lands promised to Abraham its doubtful they’ll use nuclear weapons on what they consider to be their own land

the other thing is that historically the religious jews have not flinched from murdering and oppressing their own kind (see the fall of Jerusalem)

given the religious jews want to put all the Palestinians into gas chambers it will be the same fate for the other jews that don’t meet up with the expectations of the religious majority

the real trouble will come when the religious jews are finally handed the keys to the nuclear arsenal

We need to withdraw from our need for Middle Eastern oil and fuck them all off. Its a pity we can’t wall it off give anyone wanting to leave the chance and resettle them somewhere were they can live in peace (relatively speaking) and let all the fanatics fight out.

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Date: 9/06/2015 15:14:33
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734658
Subject: re: June Chatting

if I were a “secular’ jew in Israel today, I would be making plans to leave that country sooner rather than later, try to get another passport so you at least have the right to leave the country and come under the protection of another government. that was the problem in Germany – it was hard for people to get put because no one wanted them and Germany was restricting the jews from leaving. the Israeli government makes it hard for immigrants to pack up and leave when they realise what’s going on. they encourage you to take debt from the government – in return the government takes your passport so you cant leave the country until that debt is paid (which could be never)

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Date: 9/06/2015 15:16:57
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734659
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


wookiemeister said:

PermeateFree said:

Will the wars remain in the Middle East?


yes

its on the cards because Israel believes all the land between the nile and the Euphrates is part of Israel, so one way or the other they’ll need to go to war with all the other exisiting tribes

if you live under the umbrella of the lands promised to Abraham its doubtful they’ll use nuclear weapons on what they consider to be their own land

the other thing is that historically the religious jews have not flinched from murdering and oppressing their own kind (see the fall of Jerusalem)

given the religious jews want to put all the Palestinians into gas chambers it will be the same fate for the other jews that don’t meet up with the expectations of the religious majority

the real trouble will come when the religious jews are finally handed the keys to the nuclear arsenal

We need to withdraw from our need for Middle Eastern oil and fuck them all off. Its a pity we can’t wall it off give anyone wanting to leave the chance and resettle them somewhere were they can live in peace (relatively speaking) and let all the fanatics fight out.


its one reason why I believe its necessary for us to make diesel from coal

it will break the stranglehold of being dependent on the fanatics for oil

what would happen if one day Australia has no need to import oil – its all made right here in Australia using coal and fuel prices at the pump have never been cheaper – it would be nice

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Date: 9/06/2015 15:20:02
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734660
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

endless war

by genesis El (later changed to Jehovah) tells Abraham that all the land from the nile to the Euphrates will be populated and presumable ruled by his descendants

at that time though there was NO MOSES and NO JUDAISM. Judaism didn’t exist, the covenant between Abraham was between Abrahams descendants not strictly through any official religion known as Judaism. Judaism didn’t exist until moses handed the ten commandments (and the hundreds of other laws) at Sinai to the tribe of Abraham.

so strictly speaking the covenant is only between god and the descendants of Abraham. god doesn’t actually say what or how this will be achieved or the technicalities will be. the god of Abraham is more or like someone who likes to cut loose somewhat – he creates massive floods, kills people for no real reason etc – he is the god of the prehistoric era.

either way its all lies

Will the wars remain in the Middle East?


yes

its on the cards because Israel believes all the land between the nile and the Euphrates is part of Israel, so one way or the other they’ll need to go to war with all the other exisiting tribes

if you live under the umbrella of the lands promised to Abraham its doubtful they’ll use nuclear weapons on what they consider to be their own land

the other thing is that historically the religious jews have not flinched from murdering and oppressing their own kind (see the fall of Jerusalem)

given the religious jews want to put all the Palestinians into gas chambers it will be the same fate for the other jews that don’t meet up with the expectations of the religious majority

the real trouble will come when the religious jews are finally handed the keys to the nuclear arsenal

That makes some sense in the light of the Israelis aggressive attitude in the region. So you think they (Israelis) will become the ‘big man’ and keep all the Arab factions under control at the pain of death. Sort of a Saddam Hussein view of the world?

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Date: 9/06/2015 15:20:04
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734661
Subject: re: June Chatting

Treasurer Joe Hockey’s political opponents have labelled him out of touch after he said that people looking to buy their first home should “get a good job”.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-09/joe-hockey-accused-of-insensitivity-over-sydney-house-prices/6532630?section=business

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Date: 9/06/2015 15:24:03
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734662
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

PermeateFree said:

Will the wars remain in the Middle East?


yes

its on the cards because Israel believes all the land between the nile and the Euphrates is part of Israel, so one way or the other they’ll need to go to war with all the other exisiting tribes

if you live under the umbrella of the lands promised to Abraham its doubtful they’ll use nuclear weapons on what they consider to be their own land

the other thing is that historically the religious jews have not flinched from murdering and oppressing their own kind (see the fall of Jerusalem)

given the religious jews want to put all the Palestinians into gas chambers it will be the same fate for the other jews that don’t meet up with the expectations of the religious majority

the real trouble will come when the religious jews are finally handed the keys to the nuclear arsenal

That makes some sense in the light of the Israelis aggressive attitude in the region. So you think they (Israelis) will become the ‘big man’ and keep all the Arab factions under control at the pain of death. Sort of a Saddam Hussein view of the world?


what they think will happen and how it will all play out are two different things I’m afraid

America should have said to Israel – sure go ahead bomb the middle east but you’ll get no back up from us – see what happens when you do stupid things. Israel would have been embroiled in a war to the north , east and and south extending into Syria, Jordan, Egypt

iran would have done its best to retaliate but arab states aren’t particularly organised at war – the Israelis are marginally better and have more high tech weapons

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Date: 9/06/2015 15:28:02
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734663
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:

its one reason why I believe its necessary for us to make diesel from coal

it will break the stranglehold of being dependent on the fanatics for oil

what would happen if one day Australia has no need to import oil – its all made right here in Australia using coal and fuel prices at the pump have never been cheaper – it would be nice

Petrol will only be cheap at the pump if it is heavily subsidised by the government. Do you really want to be like Venezuela where petrol subsidies make up a quarter of the budget? So much for more being spent on health and welfare.

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Date: 9/06/2015 15:28:29
From: Cymek
ID: 734664
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

yes

its on the cards because Israel believes all the land between the nile and the Euphrates is part of Israel, so one way or the other they’ll need to go to war with all the other exisiting tribes

if you live under the umbrella of the lands promised to Abraham its doubtful they’ll use nuclear weapons on what they consider to be their own land

the other thing is that historically the religious jews have not flinched from murdering and oppressing their own kind (see the fall of Jerusalem)

given the religious jews want to put all the Palestinians into gas chambers it will be the same fate for the other jews that don’t meet up with the expectations of the religious majority

the real trouble will come when the religious jews are finally handed the keys to the nuclear arsenal

That makes some sense in the light of the Israelis aggressive attitude in the region. So you think they (Israelis) will become the ‘big man’ and keep all the Arab factions under control at the pain of death. Sort of a Saddam Hussein view of the world?


what they think will happen and how it will all play out are two different things I’m afraid

America should have said to Israel – sure go ahead bomb the middle east but you’ll get no back up from us – see what happens when you do stupid things. Israel would have been embroiled in a war to the north , east and and south extending into Syria, Jordan, Egypt

iran would have done its best to retaliate but arab states aren’t particularly organised at war – the Israelis are marginally better and have more high tech weapons

The Arab states may eventually unite (temporarily) to invade Israel, Israel will fight back but be overwhelmed and launch its nuclear weapons as payback before its defeated.

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Date: 9/06/2015 15:28:39
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734665
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

yes

its on the cards because Israel believes all the land between the nile and the Euphrates is part of Israel, so one way or the other they’ll need to go to war with all the other exisiting tribes

if you live under the umbrella of the lands promised to Abraham its doubtful they’ll use nuclear weapons on what they consider to be their own land

the other thing is that historically the religious jews have not flinched from murdering and oppressing their own kind (see the fall of Jerusalem)

given the religious jews want to put all the Palestinians into gas chambers it will be the same fate for the other jews that don’t meet up with the expectations of the religious majority

the real trouble will come when the religious jews are finally handed the keys to the nuclear arsenal

That makes some sense in the light of the Israelis aggressive attitude in the region. So you think they (Israelis) will become the ‘big man’ and keep all the Arab factions under control at the pain of death. Sort of a Saddam Hussein view of the world?


what they think will happen and how it will all play out are two different things I’m afraid

America should have said to Israel – sure go ahead bomb the middle east but you’ll get no back up from us – see what happens when you do stupid things. Israel would have been embroiled in a war to the north , east and and south extending into Syria, Jordan, Egypt

iran would have done its best to retaliate but arab states aren’t particularly organised at war – the Israelis are marginally better and have more high tech weapons

So are you saying that Israel will go to war with all, or most Arab States, whilst the Arab States will fight amongst themselves? What part would ISIS play in this, or will they simply become another Arab State?

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Date: 9/06/2015 15:29:31
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734666
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


wookiemeister said:

its one reason why I believe its necessary for us to make diesel from coal

it will break the stranglehold of being dependent on the fanatics for oil

what would happen if one day Australia has no need to import oil – its all made right here in Australia using coal and fuel prices at the pump have never been cheaper – it would be nice

Petrol will only be cheap at the pump if it is heavily subsidised by the government. Do you really want to be like Venezuela where petrol subsidies make up a quarter of the budget? So much for more being spent on health and welfare.


no, I’d expect us to be able to make sweet beautiful car fuel from the thousands of years of coal reserves very easily if we had the brains to do it

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Date: 9/06/2015 15:30:57
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734667
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

PermeateFree said:

That makes some sense in the light of the Israelis aggressive attitude in the region. So you think they (Israelis) will become the ‘big man’ and keep all the Arab factions under control at the pain of death. Sort of a Saddam Hussein view of the world?


what they think will happen and how it will all play out are two different things I’m afraid

America should have said to Israel – sure go ahead bomb the middle east but you’ll get no back up from us – see what happens when you do stupid things. Israel would have been embroiled in a war to the north , east and and south extending into Syria, Jordan, Egypt

iran would have done its best to retaliate but arab states aren’t particularly organised at war – the Israelis are marginally better and have more high tech weapons

So are you saying that Israel will go to war with all, or most Arab States, whilst the Arab States will fight amongst themselves? What part would ISIS play in this, or will they simply become another Arab State?


Israel going to war with the middle east is part of its DNA, read the old testament, read genesis for yourself

given the interpretation of the old testament Israel will have to go to war with the middle eats to fulfil the prohecy

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Date: 9/06/2015 15:33:53
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734668
Subject: re: June Chatting

The process (for) converting coal to liquid fuels on an industrial scale was first done in Germany, to provide liquid fuels for German equipment in World War 2. It was then further developed by SASOL in South Africa to provide liquid fuels during the apartheid era, when sanctions prevented delivery of oil tankers.
http://www.wvcoal.com/research-development/austraila-coal-to-53-per-barrel-diesel-fuel.html

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Date: 9/06/2015 15:34:13
From: Cymek
ID: 734669
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

what they think will happen and how it will all play out are two different things I’m afraid

America should have said to Israel – sure go ahead bomb the middle east but you’ll get no back up from us – see what happens when you do stupid things. Israel would have been embroiled in a war to the north , east and and south extending into Syria, Jordan, Egypt

iran would have done its best to retaliate but arab states aren’t particularly organised at war – the Israelis are marginally better and have more high tech weapons

So are you saying that Israel will go to war with all, or most Arab States, whilst the Arab States will fight amongst themselves? What part would ISIS play in this, or will they simply become another Arab State?


Israel going to war with the middle east is part of its DNA, read the old testament, read genesis for yourself

given the interpretation of the old testament Israel will have to go to war with the middle eats to fulfil the prohecy

It’s a worry that if the above did occur that the USA would side with Israel and it would be the start of WW3, not sure whose side the USA’s enemies would take or if they’d just stay out of it.

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Date: 9/06/2015 15:36:22
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734670
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


wookiemeister said:

PermeateFree said:

So are you saying that Israel will go to war with all, or most Arab States, whilst the Arab States will fight amongst themselves? What part would ISIS play in this, or will they simply become another Arab State?


Israel going to war with the middle east is part of its DNA, read the old testament, read genesis for yourself

given the interpretation of the old testament Israel will have to go to war with the middle eats to fulfil the prohecy

It’s a worry that if the above did occur that the USA would side with Israel and it would be the start of WW3, not sure whose side the USA’s enemies would take or if they’d just stay out of it.


people are stupid

to understand any particular brand of madness all you need to do is read their own manifesto of what they intend to do

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Date: 9/06/2015 15:37:37
From: furious
ID: 734671
Subject: re: June Chatting

Isn’t one of the reasons that the Syrian situation has gotten out of hand because the syrian government was a customer of the Russian government? And so no real action could be taken without getting the Russians involved?

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Date: 9/06/2015 15:39:09
From: Cymek
ID: 734673
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Cymek said:

wookiemeister said:

Israel going to war with the middle east is part of its DNA, read the old testament, read genesis for yourself

given the interpretation of the old testament Israel will have to go to war with the middle eats to fulfil the prohecy

It’s a worry that if the above did occur that the USA would side with Israel and it would be the start of WW3, not sure whose side the USA’s enemies would take or if they’d just stay out of it.


people are stupid

to understand any particular brand of madness all you need to do is read their own manifesto of what they intend to do

It’s pretty easy to detect nutjob nations, don’t trust any nation with massive posters of its leaders all over the place and listen out for flowery overly patriotic speeches with lots of religious dogma in them.

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Date: 9/06/2015 15:40:34
From: Cymek
ID: 734674
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • not sure whose side the USA’s enemies would take or if they’d just stay out of it.

Isn’t one of the reasons that the Syrian situation has gotten out of hand because the syrian government was a customer of the Russian government? And so no real action could be taken without getting the Russians involved?

Quite likely, the Russians whilst probably not the same foe from the Cold War days is still massively powerful and not someone you want to start a shooting match with even if you were a superpower

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Date: 9/06/2015 15:48:51
From: dv
ID: 734675
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


wookiemeister said:

its one reason why I believe its necessary for us to make diesel from coal

it will break the stranglehold of being dependent on the fanatics for oil

what would happen if one day Australia has no need to import oil – its all made right here in Australia using coal and fuel prices at the pump have never been cheaper – it would be nice

Petrol will only be cheap at the pump if it is heavily subsidised by the government. Do you really want to be like Venezuela where petrol subsidies make up a quarter of the budget? So much for more being spent on health and welfare.

This has become a huge problem for Venezuela as it did for Indonesia.

There was a time not long ago when Indonesia was an oil exporting nation, actually a member of OPEC. They subsidised the shit out of petrol and lo and behold, domestic demand just kept going up and up as there was no financial brake on petrol use. About five years ago the lines crossed and Indonesia’s oil consumption exceeded its production, but it became politically impossible to remove the subsidies, so now the subsidy is the largest single item in the federal budget, about 15% of the total.

There are plenty of stupid subsidies on various products and one of the positive things in Jokowi’s plans is to remove the subsidies but raise minimum wage about 40%.

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Date: 9/06/2015 15:49:19
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734676
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • not sure whose side the USA’s enemies would take or if they’d just stay out of it.

Isn’t one of the reasons that the Syrian situation has gotten out of hand because the syrian government was a customer of the Russian government? And so no real action could be taken without getting the Russians involved?

Aye.

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Date: 9/06/2015 15:50:41
From: dv
ID: 734677
Subject: re: June Chatting

Seems like the US-Russia conflict didn’t really die with the end of the cold war.

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Date: 9/06/2015 15:51:57
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734678
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

what they think will happen and how it will all play out are two different things I’m afraid

America should have said to Israel – sure go ahead bomb the middle east but you’ll get no back up from us – see what happens when you do stupid things. Israel would have been embroiled in a war to the north , east and and south extending into Syria, Jordan, Egypt

iran would have done its best to retaliate but arab states aren’t particularly organised at war – the Israelis are marginally better and have more high tech weapons

So are you saying that Israel will go to war with all, or most Arab States, whilst the Arab States will fight amongst themselves? What part would ISIS play in this, or will they simply become another Arab State?


Israel going to war with the middle east is part of its DNA, read the old testament, read genesis for yourself

given the interpretation of the old testament Israel will have to go to war with the middle eats to fulfil the prohecy

Nuclear, Biological or Chemical weapons may well make an entrance in the Middle East and most likely introduced by ISIS. What do you think would be the outcome if that happened?

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Date: 9/06/2015 15:54:34
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734679
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Seems like the US-Russia conflict didn’t really die with the end of the cold war.

The Russians resent not being the superpower they once were so that plays a part in their behaviour IMO.

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Date: 9/06/2015 15:56:28
From: dv
ID: 734680
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


dv said:

Seems like the US-Russia conflict didn’t really die with the end of the cold war.

The Russians resent not being the superpower they once were so that plays a part in their behaviour IMO.

Probably in 20 years time the US won’t be the superpower it once was either. China will be by far the most important country economically but the two biggest powers in terms of nuclear firepower will be two disgruntled has-beens. Yikes.

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Date: 9/06/2015 15:56:55
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 734681
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 9/06/2015 15:58:01
From: Cymek
ID: 734682
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Seems like the US-Russia conflict didn’t really die with the end of the cold war.

No it took a break for a while but seems to be resurfacing

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Date: 9/06/2015 15:59:56
From: Cymek
ID: 734683
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

PermeateFree said:

So are you saying that Israel will go to war with all, or most Arab States, whilst the Arab States will fight amongst themselves? What part would ISIS play in this, or will they simply become another Arab State?


Israel going to war with the middle east is part of its DNA, read the old testament, read genesis for yourself

given the interpretation of the old testament Israel will have to go to war with the middle eats to fulfil the prohecy

Nuclear, Biological or Chemical weapons may well make an entrance in the Middle East and most likely introduced by ISIS. What do you think would be the outcome if that happened?

Did you read ISIS is collecting radioactive waste from hospitals and its thought they may use it for a dirty bomb. They are already using chlorine gas and one can bet they are trying to get hold off nerve gas.

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Date: 9/06/2015 16:00:07
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734684
Subject: re: June Chatting

Thankfully in the past few days Putin has said that a Russian attack on NATO would be inconceivable.

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Date: 9/06/2015 16:00:22
From: Dropbear
ID: 734685
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

dv said:

Seems like the US-Russia conflict didn’t really die with the end of the cold war.

The Russians resent not being the superpower they once were so that plays a part in their behaviour IMO.

Probably in 20 years time the US won’t be the superpower it once was either. China will be by far the most important country economically but the two biggest powers in terms of nuclear firepower will be two disgruntled has-beens. Yikes.

We probably need to start exporting our surplus gruntle

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Date: 9/06/2015 16:00:51
From: dv
ID: 734686
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Thankfully in the past few days Putin has said that a Russian attack on NATO would be inconceivable.

How is Ukraine’s NATO application going…

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Date: 9/06/2015 16:01:46
From: Cymek
ID: 734687
Subject: re: June Chatting

The worry is with modern technology some nation with nuclear power might decide it can win and start a fight

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Date: 9/06/2015 16:02:01
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734688
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

Thankfully in the past few days Putin has said that a Russian attack on NATO would be inconceivable.

How is Ukraine’s NATO application going…


Touche.

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Date: 9/06/2015 16:03:00
From: furious
ID: 734689
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 9/06/2015 16:04:14
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734690
Subject: re: June Chatting

*rushes in *

Is tamb ok?

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Date: 9/06/2015 16:04:31
From: Dropbear
ID: 734691
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


The worry is with modern technology some nation with nuclear power might decide it can win and start a fight

The 50s called, they want their paranoia back

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Date: 9/06/2015 16:05:16
From: furious
ID: 734692
Subject: re: June Chatting

It missed him by that much…

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Date: 9/06/2015 16:05:31
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734693
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:

*rushes in *

Is tamb ok?

Thankfully yes. He was very close to the cafe though when it happened.

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Date: 9/06/2015 16:05:49
From: Dropbear
ID: 734694
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:

*rushes in *

Is tamb ok?

He was in the shop not 5 mins before hand (true)

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Date: 9/06/2015 16:06:04
From: Cymek
ID: 734695
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Cymek said:

The worry is with modern technology some nation with nuclear power might decide it can win and start a fight

The 50s called, they want their paranoia back

It’s unlikely I agree but perhaps some nation might start a war with the intention of just wanting to watch the world burn

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Date: 9/06/2015 16:06:42
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734696
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

Israel going to war with the middle east is part of its DNA, read the old testament, read genesis for yourself

given the interpretation of the old testament Israel will have to go to war with the middle eats to fulfil the prohecy

Nuclear, Biological or Chemical weapons may well make an entrance in the Middle East and most likely introduced by ISIS. What do you think would be the outcome if that happened?

Did you read ISIS is collecting radioactive waste from hospitals and its thought they may use it for a dirty bomb. They are already using chlorine gas and one can bet they are trying to get hold off nerve gas.

Yes it’s bound to raise tensions and could become very messy. How do you retaliate?

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Date: 9/06/2015 16:06:51
From: Dropbear
ID: 734697
Subject: re: June Chatting

They say he fought the fire and pulled 20 urchins from the flames before being overcome and treated for vapours

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Date: 9/06/2015 16:06:57
From: furious
ID: 734698
Subject: re: June Chatting

Not a country (yet) but that is pretty much what ISIS is doing…

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Date: 9/06/2015 16:07:22
From: Cymek
ID: 734699
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • Is tamb ok?

It missed him by that much…

Redone with a picture

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Date: 9/06/2015 16:08:04
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734700
Subject: re: June Chatting

Yikes.

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Date: 9/06/2015 16:08:09
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734701
Subject: re: June Chatting

Yikes.

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Date: 9/06/2015 16:08:40
From: Cymek
ID: 734702
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Cymek said:

PermeateFree said:

Nuclear, Biological or Chemical weapons may well make an entrance in the Middle East and most likely introduced by ISIS. What do you think would be the outcome if that happened?

Did you read ISIS is collecting radioactive waste from hospitals and its thought they may use it for a dirty bomb. They are already using chlorine gas and one can bet they are trying to get hold off nerve gas.

Yes it’s bound to raise tensions and could become very messy. How do you retaliate?

Not sure they seemed to have upset some of the Arab powers so perhaps they need to deal with it

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Date: 9/06/2015 16:09:29
From: Cymek
ID: 734703
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • It’s unlikely I agree but perhaps some nation might start a war with the intention of just wanting to watch the world burn

Not a country (yet) but that is pretty much what ISIS is doing…

It seems that way

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Date: 9/06/2015 16:10:03
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734704
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


PermeateFree said:

Cymek said:

Did you read ISIS is collecting radioactive waste from hospitals and its thought they may use it for a dirty bomb. They are already using chlorine gas and one can bet they are trying to get hold off nerve gas.

Yes it’s bound to raise tensions and could become very messy. How do you retaliate?

Not sure they seemed to have upset some of the Arab powers so perhaps they need to deal with it

Don’t think ISIS has many friends anywhere.

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Date: 9/06/2015 16:11:53
From: dv
ID: 734705
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Dropbear said:

Cymek said:

The worry is with modern technology some nation with nuclear power might decide it can win and start a fight

The 50s called, they want their paranoia back

It’s unlikely I agree but perhaps some nation might start a war with the intention of just wanting to watch the world burn

I can conceive of North Korea starting some shit just because Un is loco in the coco but that would be a very quick nuclear war.

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Date: 9/06/2015 16:14:34
From: Dropbear
ID: 734706
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Cymek said:

Dropbear said:

The 50s called, they want their paranoia back

It’s unlikely I agree but perhaps some nation might start a war with the intention of just wanting to watch the world burn

I can conceive of North Korea starting some shit just because Un is loco in the coco but that would be a very quick nuclear war.

It would probably only affect a few Seouls

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Date: 9/06/2015 16:19:54
From: sibeen
ID: 734707
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


dv said:

Cymek said:

It’s unlikely I agree but perhaps some nation might start a war with the intention of just wanting to watch the world burn

I can conceive of North Korea starting some shit just because Un is loco in the coco but that would be a very quick nuclear war.

It would probably only affect a few Seouls

I’ll hold him down, someone else can do the slapping.

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Date: 9/06/2015 16:39:41
From: Dropbear
ID: 734708
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Dropbear said:

dv said:

I can conceive of North Korea starting some shit just because Un is loco in the coco but that would be a very quick nuclear war.

It would probably only affect a few Seouls

I’ll hold him down, someone else can do the slapping.

That sounds like a good night out

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Date: 9/06/2015 16:40:11
From: pommiejohn
ID: 734709
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


sibeen said:

Dropbear said:

It would probably only affect a few Seouls

I’ll hold him down, someone else can do the slapping.

That sounds like a good night out

Droppy out with some slappers?

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Date: 9/06/2015 16:42:23
From: Dropbear
ID: 734710
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


Dropbear said:

sibeen said:

I’ll hold him down, someone else can do the slapping.

That sounds like a good night out

Droppy out with some slappers?

And holders :)

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Date: 9/06/2015 16:44:27
From: pommiejohn
ID: 734711
Subject: re: June Chatting

Did you see on the news those guys in Melbourne who drowned? They said they’d only owned the boat for 6 months and had only been out a few times and then took it out in 70km/hr winds. How’s a coastguardsman like you regard that?

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Date: 9/06/2015 16:44:30
From: Cymek
ID: 734712
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


pommiejohn said:

Dropbear said:

That sounds like a good night out

Droppy out with some slappers?

And holders :)

With tweezers

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Date: 9/06/2015 16:55:24
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734714
Subject: re: June Chatting

Shenhua, a Chinese coal mining company, decided in 2002 to build a direct liquefaction plant in Erdos, Inner Mongolia (Erdos CTL), with barrel capacity of 20 thousand barrels per day (3.2×103 m3/d) of liquid products including diesel oil, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and naphtha (petroleum ether). First tests were implemented at the end of 2008. A second and longer test campaign was started in October 2009. In 2011, Shenhua Group reported that the direct liquefaction plant had been in continuous and stable operations since November 2010, and that Shenhua had made 800 million yuan ($125.1 million) in earnings before taxes in the first six months of 2011 on the project.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coal_liquefaction

shame they couldn’t make that sort thing here but we really don’t have the know how

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Date: 9/06/2015 16:59:09
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734715
Subject: re: June Chatting

you might be able to put down some decent asphalt roads if we had access to this kind of product, ie not use a sliver of asphalt but a nice thick blanket of cheap asphalt so maybe the roads would last longer?

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Date: 9/06/2015 17:01:51
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734716
Subject: re: June Chatting

Back from shopping. And pumping up my tyres at the service station.

TueNDC, especially for those still clearing birthday bubbly.

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Date: 9/06/2015 17:02:35
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734717
Subject: re: June Chatting

Mark Bosnich handed 12 month good behaviour bond after ‘clipping’ cyclist’s back wheel with his BMW in road rage collision

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3116315/Mark-Bosnich-handed-12-month-good-behaviour-bond-clipping-cyclist-s-wheel-BMW-road-rage-collision.html#ixzz3cXuqAetO
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you normally take peoples licences when they use their vehicle as a weapon and then charge them with attempted murder

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Date: 9/06/2015 17:04:25
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734718
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Mark Bosnich handed 12 month good behaviour bond after ‘clipping’ cyclist’s back wheel with his BMW in road rage collision

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3116315/Mark-Bosnich-handed-12-month-good-behaviour-bond-clipping-cyclist-s-wheel-BMW-road-rage-collision.html#ixzz3cXuqAetO
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you normally take peoples licences when they use their vehicle as a weapon and then charge them with attempted murder

He’s got 12 months in which he mustn’t try to kill anyone, and then he can go back to his old ways.

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Date: 9/06/2015 17:06:29
From: poikilotherm
ID: 734719
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


sibeen said:

Dropbear said:

It would probably only affect a few Seouls

I’ll hold him down, someone else can do the slapping.

That sounds like a good night out

Turkey bear…

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Date: 9/06/2015 17:18:42
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734720
Subject: re: June Chatting

Australian Defence Force ‘spends $400K supporting 13 employees’ with gender identity disorders

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Date: 9/06/2015 17:35:40
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734721
Subject: re: June Chatting

Must be lots of things you can’t do properly when you’re handcuffed to a bike. Wiping your bum, for example….

May 1920 – Sailor Tony Pizzo passing through Washington on a Coast to Coast bicycle run handcuffed to his machine. The handcuffs were sealed by Mayor Hylan in New York April 24 and are not to be opened until his return to that city

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Date: 9/06/2015 17:51:41
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 734722
Subject: re: June Chatting

it’s winter. things die in winter.

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Date: 9/06/2015 17:52:23
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734723
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


it’s winter. things die in winter.

But bulbs grow, thus the universe remains in balance.

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Date: 9/06/2015 17:54:25
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734724
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


ChrispenEvan said:

it’s winter. things die in winter.

But bulbs grow, thus the universe remains in balance.

And lots of creative work gets done, on account of the brisk invigorating weather.

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Date: 9/06/2015 17:56:29
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734725
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


AwesomeO said:

ChrispenEvan said:

it’s winter. things die in winter.

But bulbs grow, thus the universe remains in balance.

And lots of creative work gets done, on account of the brisk invigorating weather.

It was a fantastic day here. Clear blue sky’s, no wind. Bit brisk but only a jumpers worth, no gas required.

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Date: 9/06/2015 17:58:34
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734726
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


It was a fantastic day here. Clear blue sky’s, no wind. Bit brisk but only a jumpers worth, no gas required.

Windy again this end, but calm by Thursday. 0 tonight, -1 tomorrow night, then two nights of -2.

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Date: 9/06/2015 17:59:33
From: OCDC
ID: 734727
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good evening gentlemen

And poiky.

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Date: 9/06/2015 18:00:09
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 734728
Subject: re: June Chatting

evening folks

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Date: 9/06/2015 18:02:19
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734729
Subject: re: June Chatting

Evening unto Alex & stumpy.

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Date: 9/06/2015 18:03:23
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734730
Subject: re: June Chatting

Salmon patties tonight. Got to use up the rest of the tartare sauce, it doesn’t keep.

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Date: 9/06/2015 18:06:17
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734731
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Salmon patties tonight. Got to use up the rest of the tartare sauce, it doesn’t keep.

Home made? Potato, onions, spices and smoked salmon or tinned salmon?

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Date: 9/06/2015 18:10:26
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734732
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Bubblecar said:

Salmon patties tonight. Got to use up the rest of the tartare sauce, it doesn’t keep.

Home made? Potato, onions, spices and smoked salmon or tinned salmon?

These ones are from our IGA deli section. They’re usually pretty good. The tartare sauce is home-made (make a good whole egg mayonnaise, add fine local Dijon mustard, lemon juice, white wine vinegar, white pepper, chopped dill pickles & capers, parsley etc).

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Date: 9/06/2015 18:16:55
From: OCDC
ID: 734733
Subject: re: June Chatting

Leftover lamb was fanbloodytastic, thanks for asking. Slightly underdid it last night so it was perfectly cooked when reheated.

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Date: 9/06/2015 18:19:24
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734734
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Leftover lamb was fanbloodytastic, thanks for asking. Slightly underdid it last night so it was perfectly cooked when reheated.

I bought a 1.2kg lump of lamb leg today for the weekend. And a plump little hen to stuff, probably tomorrow.

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Date: 9/06/2015 18:20:07
From: OCDC
ID: 734735
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:

OCDC said:
Leftover lamb was fanbloodytastic, thanks for asking. Slightly underdid it last night so it was perfectly cooked when reheated.
I bought a 1.2kg lump of lamb leg today for the weekend. And a plump little hen to stuff, probably tomorrow.
What about Thursday, Friday and Sunday?!?

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Date: 9/06/2015 18:22:26
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734736
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’ve been invited to submit a short story to be published in an anthology by Brisbane writers. So today I was thinking up themes but they’re actually quite dark and icky. Maybe I should stop watching horror movies for a while…

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Date: 9/06/2015 18:22:57
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734737
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Bubblecar said:
OCDC said:
Leftover lamb was fanbloodytastic, thanks for asking. Slightly underdid it last night so it was perfectly cooked when reheated.
I bought a 1.2kg lump of lamb leg today for the weekend. And a plump little hen to stuff, probably tomorrow.
What about Thursday, Friday and Sunday?!?

I daresay those meats will last 2 days each. Friday might be a rare take-away.

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Date: 9/06/2015 18:24:21
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734738
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


I’ve been invited to submit a short story to be published in an anthology by Brisbane writers. So today I was thinking up themes but they’re actually quite dark and icky. Maybe I should stop watching horror movies for a while…

In an actual book? Congratulations.

Think of a horror story involving treacle. Then it can be dark, icky & sticky.

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Date: 9/06/2015 18:26:03
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734739
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Think of a horror story involving treacle. Then it can be dark, icky & sticky.

…but also very sweet.

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Date: 9/06/2015 18:26:15
From: OCDC
ID: 734740
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:

Divine Angel said:
I’ve been invited to submit a short story to be published in an anthology by Brisbane writers. So today I was thinking up themes but they’re actually quite dark and icky. Maybe I should stop watching horror movies for a while…
In an actual book? Congratulations.

Think of a horror story involving treacle. Then it can be dark, icky & sticky.

lol

Also knickless and beige.

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Date: 9/06/2015 18:29:48
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 734741
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


I’ve been invited to submit a short story to be published in an anthology by Brisbane writers. So today I was thinking up themes but they’re actually quite dark and icky. Maybe I should stop watching horror movies for a while…

congrats

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Date: 9/06/2015 18:32:42
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734742
Subject: re: June Chatting

It’s not that prestigious, the whole Brisbane NaNoWriMo gang were invited :)

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Date: 9/06/2015 18:35:19
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734743
Subject: re: June Chatting

BLACK OPS
Operation Thunderbolt

8.30pm – 9.30pmONETonight
June 27, 1976. Four terrorists hijack a flight bound for Paris, forcing the plane to land in Uganda. The passengers’ fate, most of them Jewish or Israeli, lies in the hands of Israel’s top black ops team.

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Date: 9/06/2015 18:41:10
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734744
Subject: re: June Chatting

Just had a power outage followed by a very slow reboot.

Amazing that we weathered those mad winds yesterday without a single power failure, and now as soon as the wind has completely dropped we get an outage.

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Date: 9/06/2015 18:42:45
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 734746
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Just had a power outage followed by a very slow reboot.

Amazing that we weathered those mad winds yesterday without a single power failure, and now as soon as the wind has completely dropped we get an outage.

no power outs here.. mad winds, but workmate up the tamar had continuous power failures

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Date: 9/06/2015 18:47:30
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734747
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Bubblecar said:

Just had a power outage followed by a very slow reboot.

Amazing that we weathered those mad winds yesterday without a single power failure, and now as soon as the wind has completely dropped we get an outage.

no power outs here.. mad winds, but workmate up the tamar had continuous power failures

My own power line to the house is hanging pretty low these days. I probably ought to contact them. The truck that brought my bed up from Hobart had to stop not far down the driveway ‘cos he wouldn’t have cleared the line.

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Date: 9/06/2015 18:57:38
From: btm
ID: 734748
Subject: re: June Chatting

Have you considered keeping chickens, Bubblecar? You seem to have the space for them.

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Date: 9/06/2015 19:02:09
From: furious
ID: 734749
Subject: re: June Chatting

Just read the wikipedia page on that, never heard of it before, very interesting…

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Date: 9/06/2015 19:02:31
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734750
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


Have you considered keeping chickens, Bubblecar? You seem to have the space for them.

I even have a chookshed (albeit in an advanced state of decay).

But it wouldn’t be a good idea because I have to renew my lease annually. I don’t know what the owner’s long term plans are so don’t want to get stuck with a load of birds needing new digs.

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Date: 9/06/2015 19:05:52
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734751
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • Operation Thunderbolt

Just read the wikipedia page on that, never heard of it before, very interesting…

You might be young? It was a very significant event, got PLO into the public eye in a big way and show cased the capabilities of the still at the time shadowy Israeli intelligence services.

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Date: 9/06/2015 19:06:36
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734752
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


btm said:

Have you considered keeping chickens, Bubblecar? You seem to have the space for them.

I even have a chookshed (albeit in an advanced state of decay).

But it wouldn’t be a good idea because I have to renew my lease annually. I don’t know what the owner’s long term plans are so don’t want to get stuck with a load of birds needing new digs.

That’s the beauty part, you just eat them.

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Date: 9/06/2015 19:06:45
From: captain_spalding
ID: 734753
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • Operation Thunderbolt

Just read the wikipedia page on that, never heard of it before, very interesting…

It was big news when it happened. Pretty much the first big ‘negative outcome’ for hijackers/terrorists and those who supported them.

Some most unfortunate death of hostages, largely due to their standing up when they were explicitly ordered to stay down, and marred by the death of Yoni Netanyahu (yeah, Netanyahu…read into that whatever later implications you wish), but otherwise a marvellous operation.

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Date: 9/06/2015 19:07:54
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734754
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


That’s the beauty part, you just eat them.

That’s the other thing, I’d probably get too attached to them and experience too much tragedy when dispatching them.

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Date: 9/06/2015 19:07:55
From: captain_spalding
ID: 734755
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


furious said:
  • Operation Thunderbolt

Just read the wikipedia page on that, never heard of it before, very interesting…

You might be young? It was a very significant event, got PLO into the public eye in a big way and show cased the capabilities of the still at the time shadowy Israeli intelligence services.

They couldn’t have done it without Kenya’s co-operation. Wonder if they’d get the same these days? Of course, Kenya was most worried about Idi Amin at the time.

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Date: 9/06/2015 19:09:07
From: Speedy
ID: 734756
Subject: re: June Chatting

It’s mum’s 70th tomorrow. My brother and I were going to book a room for her and her husband overlooking the Opera House for Vivid last weekend, but she didn’t want to hear about it. Instead, we made some very low-key arrangements as she wished. Her and her hubby will be retiring within the next few weeks, so perhaps a bit of motorhome shopping, followed by lunch then a dinner with the rest of the family somewhere near Gosford, being half-way for all.

Just called her to confirm times etc. and she is in tears saying she just wants everyone to leave here alone! She doesn’t want to drive “all the way” to Gosford! She is now 70, you know! She is now old and can’t do things like that anymore! She is too tired! :(

So, we have gone even more low-key. I will take them motorhome shopping in the morning, then drive them home to their place (if she wants to) or we can just go to lunch together (if she wants to). We won’t go to Gosford and will instead go to dinner somewhere closeby. She is happy enough with that, but now bro says he’s not coming to Sydney, as he can’t go to work tired the next morning :/

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Date: 9/06/2015 19:10:46
From: furious
ID: 734757
Subject: re: June Chatting

By the arrival they only needed Kenya because they couldn’t refuel in flight and the planes didn’t have the required range. Are they better equipped these days or would that still be the case?

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Date: 9/06/2015 19:13:04
From: furious
ID: 734758
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arrival = article…

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Date: 9/06/2015 19:14:17
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734759
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • They couldn’t have done it without Kenya’s co-operation. Wonder if they’d get the same these days? Of course, Kenya was most worried about Idi Amin at the time.

By the arrival they only needed Kenya because they couldn’t refuel in flight and the planes didn’t have the required range. Are they better equipped these days or would that still be the case?

Any developed nation SF gear these days would most probably be equipped with in flight refuelling capability. For precisely that reason to reduce reliance on other countries. Having said that, probably a lot harder these days to do unilateral actions without getting a lot of UN butt hurt or worse getting shot out of the sky by better radar and anti air capabilities.

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Date: 9/06/2015 19:15:05
From: captain_spalding
ID: 734760
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

By the arrival they only needed Kenya because they couldn’t refuel in flight and the planes didn’t have the required range. Are they better equipped these days or would that still be the case?

These days, they probably wouldn’t need the refuelling stop,as they have KC-130 tankers, and i think they still have some B707s that were converted for tanker duties.

They’d probably still want the Kenyans’ permission to cross Kenyan airspace, as they got in 1976. No good get getting your planes intercepted and shot down over the nex-door country.

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Date: 9/06/2015 19:17:33
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734761
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


It’s mum’s 70th tomorrow. My brother and I were going to book a room for her and her husband overlooking the Opera House for Vivid last weekend, but she didn’t want to hear about it. Instead, we made some very low-key arrangements as she wished. Her and her hubby will be retiring within the next few weeks, so perhaps a bit of motorhome shopping, followed by lunch then a dinner with the rest of the family somewhere near Gosford, being half-way for all.

Just called her to confirm times etc. and she is in tears saying she just wants everyone to leave here alone! She doesn’t want to drive “all the way” to Gosford! She is now 70, you know! She is now old and can’t do things like that anymore! She is too tired! :(

So, we have gone even more low-key. I will take them motorhome shopping in the morning, then drive them home to their place (if she wants to) or we can just go to lunch together (if she wants to). We won’t go to Gosford and will instead go to dinner somewhere closeby. She is happy enough with that, but now bro says he’s not coming to Sydney, as he can’t go to work tired the next morning :/

Sympathies, Speedy. Do the lunch & dinner etc. have to be on the birthday itself? I live a long way from the rest of the family so for my birthday lunches we arrange a weekend that’s convenient for everyone but still fairly close to the birthday.

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Date: 9/06/2015 19:18:03
From: captain_spalding
ID: 734762
Subject: re: June Chatting

I was part of a group that war-gamed the Entebbe operation several times over in the late 70s.

The result of a severe arse-kicking for the hijackers and Ugandan forces seemed to be pretty much inevitable. The operation appeared to be bound to be a success, with the only question/variable being the cost to ‘friendlies’.

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Date: 9/06/2015 19:28:13
From: furious
ID: 734763
Subject: re: June Chatting

Still can’t quite figure out what the objectives of the German group involved were…

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Date: 9/06/2015 19:30:44
From: OCDC
ID: 734764
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:

AwesomeO said:
That’s the beauty part, you just eat them.
That’s the other thing, I’d probably get too attached to them and experience too much tragedy when dispatching them.
But they’re so fun to dissect!

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Date: 9/06/2015 19:33:21
From: OCDC
ID: 734765
Subject: re: June Chatting

Lactose-free knickless beige self-saucing butterscotch pudding is ovening. But the best part is that it’s actually a normal receipt (apart from l-f milk)!

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Date: 9/06/2015 19:48:49
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734766
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Lactose-free knickless beige self-saucing butterscotch pudding is ovening. But the best part is that it’s actually a normal receipt (apart from l-f milk)!

I’m still clearing the birthday cakes (and big fat choc chip cookies) the sisters made. I’ll have some ginger syrup cake heated in the oven and served with cream for supper.

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Date: 9/06/2015 19:50:11
From: dv
ID: 734767
Subject: re: June Chatting

I might have to nickname you Nickelless Courtney.

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Date: 9/06/2015 19:50:58
From: OCDC
ID: 734768
Subject: re: June Chatting

Heh.

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Date: 9/06/2015 19:58:38
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734769
Subject: re: June Chatting

Sadly Nicholas Courtney died 4 years ago, but I was pleasantly surprised to find that Nyder (Peter Miles) from Genesis of the Daleks is still alive & kicking. Also:

>Peter Miles is also an accomplished jazz and soul singer. He was a childhood friend of the singer Dusty Springfield, and the first recording Springfield ever made was with Miles on guitar.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Miles_(English_actor)

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Date: 9/06/2015 20:06:35
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734770
Subject: re: June Chatting

Including a couple of Birds Eye fish fingers with my salmon patties.

More than 1.5 million Birds Eye fish fingers are sold each day.

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Date: 9/06/2015 20:10:24
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734771
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Including a couple of Birds Eye fish fingers with my salmon patties.

More than 1.5 million Birds Eye fish fingers are sold each day.

A thing of beauty is a fish finger sanga, crisp fingers on buttery fresh white bread with mayonnaise.

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Date: 9/06/2015 20:11:11
From: OCDC
ID: 734772
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:

Bubblecar said:
Including a couple of Birds Eye fish fingers with my salmon patties.

More than 1.5 million Birds Eye fish fingers are sold each day.

A thing of beauty is a fish finger sanga, crisp fingers on buttery fresh white bread with mayonnaise.
And a slice of plastic cheese.

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Date: 9/06/2015 20:13:12
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734773
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


AwesomeO said:
Bubblecar said:
Including a couple of Birds Eye fish fingers with my salmon patties.

More than 1.5 million Birds Eye fish fingers are sold each day.

A thing of beauty is a fish finger sanga, crisp fingers on buttery fresh white bread with mayonnaise.
And a slice of plastic cheese.

It is not traditional but I will allow it.

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Date: 9/06/2015 20:15:00
From: furious
ID: 734774
Subject: re: June Chatting

100%

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Date: 9/06/2015 20:22:43
From: captain_spalding
ID: 734775
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:


Still can’t quite figure out what the objectives of the German group involved were…

Ratbags.

Trendy left-wingers who’d decided it was hip to ‘sympathise’ with the plight of the PFLP against the Zionist occupiers/expansionists (who’d proven to be embarrassingly victorious against the Arab forces in three wars). Despite their left-wing claims, there might have been a bit of that ol’-time German anti-Semitism in there as well. And, it’s always much cooler to run around with automatic weapons than to have a regular job. More fatal, yes, but cool while it lasts. It was the 70s, after all.

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Date: 9/06/2015 20:26:21
From: Speedy
ID: 734776
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Sympathies, Speedy. Do the lunch & dinner etc. have to be on the birthday itself? I live a long way from the rest of the family so for my birthday lunches we arrange a weekend that’s convenient for everyone but still fairly close to the birthday.

Thanks Mr Car. Yes, the Vivid thing would have been last weekend. My brother will still see them, but it will be next weekend. It’s just a little sad to see how she was reacting to plans already made, that’s all. I don’t think she’s ready for this retirement thing; she’s been putting it off for a few years already. Her job involved physical work and, although she’d like to continue, she is in constant pain and has come to the realisation that she can’t continue with it.

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Date: 9/06/2015 20:32:15
From: buffy
ID: 734777
Subject: re: June Chatting

I like my fish fingers just sitting on a plate on their own. I know they don’t need salt, but I show them the shaker, just for form’s sake.

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Date: 9/06/2015 20:35:44
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734778
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


I like my fish fingers just sitting on a plate on their own. I know they don’t need salt, but I show them the shaker, just for form’s sake.

You should try them with home-made tartare sauce. Just scoffed two fat salmon patties & two fish fingers in a huge puddle of tartare sauce, accompanied by broccoli, peas and corn kernels.

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Date: 9/06/2015 20:37:06
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 734779
Subject: re: June Chatting

geoffrey munn has a real love of jewellery.

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Date: 9/06/2015 20:37:49
From: Bubblecar
ID: 734780
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Bubblecar said:

Sympathies, Speedy. Do the lunch & dinner etc. have to be on the birthday itself? I live a long way from the rest of the family so for my birthday lunches we arrange a weekend that’s convenient for everyone but still fairly close to the birthday.

Thanks Mr Car. Yes, the Vivid thing would have been last weekend. My brother will still see them, but it will be next weekend. It’s just a little sad to see how she was reacting to plans already made, that’s all. I don’t think she’s ready for this retirement thing; she’s been putting it off for a few years already. Her job involved physical work and, although she’d like to continue, she is in constant pain and has come to the realisation that she can’t continue with it.

It’s also the big 70, so she might be getting a bit emotional about it.

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Date: 9/06/2015 20:44:55
From: Mabelie
ID: 734781
Subject: re: June Chatting

Mmmm…fish fingers.

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Date: 9/06/2015 20:47:17
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734783
Subject: re: June Chatting

ok

so is mabelie really

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Date: 9/06/2015 20:47:32
From: Mabelie
ID: 734784
Subject: re: June Chatting

Interesting, very interesting.
Damn it.

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Date: 9/06/2015 20:47:32
From: OCDC
ID: 734785
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedtest: DL 36 Mbps, UL 1.2.

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Date: 9/06/2015 20:47:49
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734786
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


ok

so who is mabelie really

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Date: 9/06/2015 20:48:02
From: captain_spalding
ID: 734787
Subject: re: June Chatting

Mabelie said:


Mmmm…fish fingers.

You’re not doing it right. Like this…

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Date: 9/06/2015 20:49:01
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734789
Subject: re: June Chatting

I do note though fish fingers have shrunk. Some of the dodgier budget freezer selections are more crumb than fish. They were probably fantastic thick bricks of juicy dense cod back in the 50s.

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Date: 9/06/2015 20:49:07
From: Mabelie
ID: 734790
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


wookiemeister said:

ok

so who is mabelie really

Just me. Nothing to see here. Stop looking.

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Date: 9/06/2015 20:49:18
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734791
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 9/06/2015 20:50:36
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734792
Subject: re: June Chatting

google Robert macall

some good way out there space art

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Date: 9/06/2015 20:51:10
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734793
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 9/06/2015 20:51:18
From: captain_spalding
ID: 734794
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:




That’s going to take some explaining to the rental company.

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Date: 9/06/2015 20:52:43
From: buffy
ID: 734795
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Speedtest: DL 36 Mbps, UL 1.2.

lalalalalalalalalalalala…

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Date: 9/06/2015 20:53:42
From: captain_spalding
ID: 734796
Subject: re: June Chatting

No, THIS is how ‘the future’ is supposed to be:

I think it’s the shorts that really sell it.

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Date: 9/06/2015 20:53:56
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734797
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


wookiemeister said:



That’s going to take some explaining to the rental company.


off road and outside the country

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Date: 9/06/2015 20:54:43
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734798
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


No, THIS is how ‘the future’ is supposed to be:

I think it’s the shorts that really sell it.


are they cargo pants?

I thought so, I knew cargo pants would never go out of style

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Date: 9/06/2015 20:55:09
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 734800
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


No, THIS is how ‘the future’ is supposed to be:

I think it’s the shorts that really sell it.

not much room for fuel, is there?

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Date: 9/06/2015 20:55:12
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734801
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:



Seems to be a spacious LEM, what happened to all the equipment?

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Date: 9/06/2015 20:56:21
From: Speedy
ID: 734802
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Speedy said:

Bubblecar said:

Sympathies, Speedy. Do the lunch & dinner etc. have to be on the birthday itself? I live a long way from the rest of the family so for my birthday lunches we arrange a weekend that’s convenient for everyone but still fairly close to the birthday.

Thanks Mr Car. Yes, the Vivid thing would have been last weekend. My brother will still see them, but it will be next weekend. It’s just a little sad to see how she was reacting to plans already made, that’s all. I don’t think she’s ready for this retirement thing; she’s been putting it off for a few years already. Her job involved physical work and, although she’d like to continue, she is in constant pain and has come to the realisation that she can’t continue with it.

It’s also the big 70, so she might be getting a bit emotional about it.

Yes, you’re probably right. Emotions are running high, that’s for sure. Hopefully tomorrow will be a good day afterall.

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Date: 9/06/2015 20:56:47
From: captain_spalding
ID: 734803
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


captain_spalding said:

No, THIS is how ‘the future’ is supposed to be:

I think it’s the shorts that really sell it.


are they cargo pants?

I thought so, I knew cargo pants would never go out of style

That snazzy craft in the background must be a bitch to land. Look at the take-off in the far background.

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Date: 9/06/2015 20:57:02
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734804
Subject: re: June Chatting

I liked the cover art on EE Doc Smiths books. Massive space vehicles, ungainly with antennas tuck all over and all sorts of protrusions and a sort of space weary look. Like an old sea tug.

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Date: 9/06/2015 20:59:25
From: captain_spalding
ID: 734805
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


captain_spalding said:

No, THIS is how ‘the future’ is supposed to be:

I think it’s the shorts that really sell it.

not much room for fuel, is there?

Look at the aft end of the craft. I bet those erks are just jamming that space full of antimatter and dilithium crystals. Plent of bang-for-buck in that.

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Date: 9/06/2015 21:03:52
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734806
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 9/06/2015 21:11:15
From: Rule 303
ID: 734807
Subject: re: June Chatting

‘ning all.

Greetings from downtown Beaufort. What have I missed?

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Date: 9/06/2015 21:14:24
From: captain_spalding
ID: 734809
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:



Ah, a fine view of a ‘Jimmy Durante’-class spaceship.

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Date: 9/06/2015 21:20:13
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 734810
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ah, a fine view of a ‘Jimmy Durante’-class spaceship.

or the “schnozzle” class as they’re affectionately known.

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Date: 9/06/2015 21:21:24
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734811
Subject: re: June Chatting

ive found this

the flight of the navigator

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zzh8Enegkc

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Date: 9/06/2015 21:21:57
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734812
Subject: re: June Chatting

its all in Spanish though

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Date: 9/06/2015 21:22:35
From: captain_spalding
ID: 734813
Subject: re: June Chatting

Really, if science couldn’t deliver the flying cars they promised us when we were kids in the 60s, the least they could have done was give us this:

OK, it doesn’t fly. But hey, rocket power, guns, MISSILES, and dig those fins!

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Date: 9/06/2015 21:23:02
From: captain_spalding
ID: 734814
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


its all in Spanish though

Everyone speaks Spanish in the future.

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Date: 9/06/2015 21:23:44
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734815
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


its all in Spanish though

hang on
italian

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Date: 9/06/2015 21:26:15
From: kii
ID: 734817
Subject: re: June Chatting

Wow. 60% chance of rain this morning :D

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Date: 9/06/2015 21:26:32
From: sibeen
ID: 734818
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


‘ning all.

Greetings from downtown Beaufort. What have I missed?

The sights of Beaufort.

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Date: 9/06/2015 21:28:08
From: Rule 303
ID: 734819
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:

The sights of Beaufort.

There’s sights? Where?

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Date: 9/06/2015 21:30:14
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734820
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


Really, if science couldn’t deliver the flying cars they promised us when we were kids in the 60s, the least they could have done was give us this:

OK, it doesn’t fly. But hey, rocket power, guns, MISSILES, and dig those fins!


no more speed cameras

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Date: 9/06/2015 21:36:12
From: wookiemeister
ID: 734821
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


wookiemeister said:

its all in Spanish though

Everyone speaks Spanish in the future.


sphere

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Date: 9/06/2015 21:36:41
From: captain_spalding
ID: 734822
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


captain_spalding said:

Really, if science couldn’t deliver the flying cars they promised us when we were kids in the 60s, the least they could have done was give us this:

OK, it doesn’t fly. But hey, rocket power, guns, MISSILES, and dig those fins!


no more speed cameras

No more tailgaters. If the engine exhaust doesn’t incinerate them, a quick burst of AP from that hefty gat should fix their wagons.

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Date: 9/06/2015 21:37:54
From: kii
ID: 734823
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Wow. 60% chance of rain this morning :D

Light sprinkles. Nice. Air smells good.

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Date: 9/06/2015 21:42:30
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734824
Subject: re: June Chatting

Damn I didnt realise killing Time was on. I guess that is my morning coffee viewing sorted.

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Date: 9/06/2015 22:00:31
From: dv
ID: 734825
Subject: re: June Chatting

One thing I can tell you is that I do not think I Sing The Body Electric by Walt Whitman is very good.

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Date: 9/06/2015 22:05:41
From: captain_spalding
ID: 734826
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


One thing I can tell you is that I do not think I Sing The Body Electric by Walt Whitman is very good.

Always thought him much over-rated.

Anyway, goodnight.

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Date: 9/06/2015 22:13:08
From: sibeen
ID: 734827
Subject: re: June Chatting

Just did a Buublecar. Was a tad peckish, so cooed myself a tasty omelette with cheese and onion. Very moorish.

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Date: 9/06/2015 22:15:14
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 734828
Subject: re: June Chatting

Was a tad peckish, so cooed myself a tasty omelette with cheese and onion. Very moorish.

‘k, then what?

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Date: 9/06/2015 22:15:45
From: sibeen
ID: 734829
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Just did a Buublecar. Was a tad peckish, so cooed myself a tasty omelette with cheese and onion. Very moorish.

Insert special ‘k’ where required, Oh, and take out a ‘u’ and insert a ‘d’.

Any other mistakes are the fault of the computer’s.

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Date: 9/06/2015 22:17:29
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734830
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Just did a Buublecar. Was a tad peckish, so cooed myself a tasty omelette with cheese and onion. Very moorish.

Did you wash it down with a roast chicken?

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Date: 9/06/2015 22:18:32
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734831
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


sibeen said:

Just did a Buublecar. Was a tad peckish, so cooed myself a tasty omelette with cheese and onion. Very moorish.

Did you wash it down with a roast chicken?

Oh and a bit early yet for after supper late dinner.

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Date: 9/06/2015 22:52:23
From: Woodie
ID: 734837
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:

Any other mistakes are the fault of the computer’s.

Any other mistakes are the fault of the computer. fixed

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Date: 9/06/2015 22:59:26
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 734838
Subject: re: June Chatting

Woodie said:


sibeen said:

Any other mistakes are the fault of the computer’s.

Any other mistakes are the fault of the computer. fixed

Shouldn’t that be “fuxed”?

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Date: 9/06/2015 23:34:42
From: tauto
ID: 734840
Subject: re: June Chatting

A Turducken is a turkey stuffed with a duck which has been stuffed with a chicken and then roasted.

—-

Whereas a Turdyucken is a turd stuffed with yuck stuffed with a chicken.
Sound like someone you know?
Just ask Bernie Banton, if you could..

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Date: 10/06/2015 06:40:16
From: buffy
ID: 734842
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good morning Holidayers. Two degrees and dropping by the feel of it. Still dark.

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Date: 10/06/2015 06:52:59
From: poikilotherm
ID: 734843
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning. -1.1 in the Styx. I see you’ve been having fun with Medicare too buffy…

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Date: 10/06/2015 07:01:39
From: buffy
ID: 734844
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Morning. -1.1 in the Styx. I see you’ve been having fun with Medicare too buffy…

Your place too? I’ve decided I’ve gone as far as I can with my local member and The Minister. I’m going to put all the stuff together and send a letter to the Opposition Health lady. I know damn well I can’t get anything changed, but I’m going to make at least a little bit of noise. How in hell am I supposed to keep track of what goes in the Government Gazette?!

I’m probably at least as angry that I understand the Common Form of Undertaking to be a legal contract between me and the Government. And they keep telling me they had discussed things with Optometry Australia. Not all optometrists are members. And OA is not actually a party to my contract. Grrrr.

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Date: 10/06/2015 07:13:44
From: roughbarked
ID: 734845
Subject: re: June Chatting

tauto said:


A Turducken is a turkey stuffed with a duck which has been stuffed with a chicken and then roasted.

—-

Whereas a Turdyucken is a turd stuffed with yuck stuffed with a chicken.
Sound like someone you know?
Just ask Bernie Banton, if you could..

Sounds like a joe hockey to me.

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Date: 10/06/2015 07:14:30
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734846
Subject: re: June Chatting

Joe Hockey is on ABCNews24 via AM atm.

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Date: 10/06/2015 07:15:08
From: roughbarked
ID: 734847
Subject: re: June Chatting

G’day, it is 4.2°C out and feels like 1.9°C

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Date: 10/06/2015 07:21:11
From: roughbarked
ID: 734848
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Joe Hockey is on ABCNews24 via AM atm.

I switched the TV over to Skippy the bush kangaroo when he came on.

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Date: 10/06/2015 07:28:16
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734850
Subject: re: June Chatting

Revealed: how hot-as-Hades Venus might help the hunt for ET
June 7, 2015
Peter Spinks
Fairfax Science Columnist

It’s widely regarded as one of the most inhospitable places in the solar system – and yet this hostile world might shed light on the prospect of finding life elsewhere in the universe.

http://www.theage.com.au/national/education/revealed-how-hotashades-venus-might-help-the-hunt-for-et-20150607-ghe8zb

Excellent article about Venus.

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Date: 10/06/2015 07:46:38
From: roughbarked
ID: 734851
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 10/06/2015 08:02:24
From: poikilotherm
ID: 734852
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


poikilotherm said:

Morning. -1.1 in the Styx. I see you’ve been having fun with Medicare too buffy…

Your place too? I’ve decided I’ve gone as far as I can with my local member and The Minister. I’m going to put all the stuff together and send a letter to the Opposition Health lady. I know damn well I can’t get anything changed, but I’m going to make at least a little bit of noise. How in hell am I supposed to keep track of what goes in the Government Gazette?!

I’m probably at least as angry that I understand the Common Form of Undertaking to be a legal contract between me and the Government. And they keep telling me they had discussed things with Optometry Australia. Not all optometrists are members. And OA is not actually a party to my contract. Grrrr.

We always have fun with medicare. Pretty antagonistic relationship since the gubmint decided to cover the costs of medicines.

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Date: 10/06/2015 08:10:59
From: buffy
ID: 734853
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


buffy said:

poikilotherm said:

Morning. -1.1 in the Styx. I see you’ve been having fun with Medicare too buffy…

Your place too? I’ve decided I’ve gone as far as I can with my local member and The Minister. I’m going to put all the stuff together and send a letter to the Opposition Health lady. I know damn well I can’t get anything changed, but I’m going to make at least a little bit of noise. How in hell am I supposed to keep track of what goes in the Government Gazette?!

I’m probably at least as angry that I understand the Common Form of Undertaking to be a legal contract between me and the Government. And they keep telling me they had discussed things with Optometry Australia. Not all optometrists are members. And OA is not actually a party to my contract. Grrrr.

We always have fun with medicare. Pretty antagonistic relationship since the gubmint decided to cover the costs of medicines.

And are they notifying you of changes via an entry in the Government Gazette now? Because that is what they have done to us.

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Date: 10/06/2015 08:11:20
From: buffy
ID: 734854
Subject: re: June Chatting

Anyway, in the meantime, there are patients to look after.

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Date: 10/06/2015 08:14:58
From: Spider Lily
ID: 734855
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good Morning

A miserably wet and cold 21 degrees out on the back deck this morning..

Cairns is gearing up for the Ironman this weekend, we even have Bahrain’s Prince Nasser bin Hamad al-Khalifa here to compete.

I’m not competing this year but will be cheering on my running colleagues. I still have 4 weeks to go for the Gold Coast half marathon.

At some stage today I’d like to get the lawn mowed, wonder how I will go..

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Date: 10/06/2015 08:27:01
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734856
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hmmm… Chrome has decided to stop working on my system. Won’t start no matter how nicely I ask.

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Date: 10/06/2015 08:28:24
From: poikilotherm
ID: 734857
Subject: re: June Chatting

Chrome has gone all Firefox and started using tons of memory, rather irritating.

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Date: 10/06/2015 08:29:42
From: poikilotherm
ID: 734858
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:


Good Morning

A miserably wet and cold 21 degrees out on the back deck this morning..

Cairns is gearing up for the Ironman this weekend, we even have Bahrain’s Prince Nasser bin Hamad al-Khalifa here to compete.

I’m not competing this year but will be cheering on my running colleagues. I still have 4 weeks to go for the Gold Coast half marathon.

At some stage today I’d like to get the lawn mowed, wonder how I will go..

So, when are you doing an Ironman SL? ;)

I have a 9k trail run next month and a duathlon this weekend. Still doing shorter distance runs atm, but have gotten my 5k time under 20 minutes :).

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Date: 10/06/2015 08:29:52
From: Dropbear
ID: 734859
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Chrome has gone all Firefox and started using tons of memory, rather irritating.

This is not a new phenomenon

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Date: 10/06/2015 08:30:12
From: poikilotherm
ID: 734860
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


poikilotherm said:

buffy said:

Your place too? I’ve decided I’ve gone as far as I can with my local member and The Minister. I’m going to put all the stuff together and send a letter to the Opposition Health lady. I know damn well I can’t get anything changed, but I’m going to make at least a little bit of noise. How in hell am I supposed to keep track of what goes in the Government Gazette?!

I’m probably at least as angry that I understand the Common Form of Undertaking to be a legal contract between me and the Government. And they keep telling me they had discussed things with Optometry Australia. Not all optometrists are members. And OA is not actually a party to my contract. Grrrr.

We always have fun with medicare. Pretty antagonistic relationship since the gubmint decided to cover the costs of medicines.

And are they notifying you of changes via an entry in the Government Gazette now? Because that is what they have done to us.

Nah, out nice little lobby group ensures we are usually told of any changes…

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Date: 10/06/2015 08:30:50
From: poikilotherm
ID: 734861
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


poikilotherm said:

Chrome has gone all Firefox and started using tons of memory, rather irritating.

This is not a new phenomenon

Any other browsers worth using that use less?

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Date: 10/06/2015 08:30:58
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734862
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Chrome has gone all Firefox and started using tons of memory, rather irritating.

Gadzooks! Are we expected to use IE?

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Date: 10/06/2015 08:31:33
From: poikilotherm
ID: 734863
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


poikilotherm said:

Chrome has gone all Firefox and started using tons of memory, rather irritating.

Gadzooks! Are we expected to use IE?

I think you mean ‘Edge’ or ‘Spartan’ I can’t remember which.

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Date: 10/06/2015 08:31:58
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734865
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Dropbear said:

poikilotherm said:

Chrome has gone all Firefox and started using tons of memory, rather irritating.

This is not a new phenomenon

Any other browsers worth using that use less?


Opera has been working brilliantly for me since I restarted using it a year or two ago.

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Date: 10/06/2015 08:42:33
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734866
Subject: re: June Chatting

Yay. Downloaded the latest Chrome and it as well as Netflix is working again.

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Date: 10/06/2015 09:06:04
From: sarahs mum
ID: 734868
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good morning.
I keep dropping in but at the wrong times to the car go by. What I did want to say to him is..my MFA exhibition is in the Plimsoll on the 3rd of July. I’d love him to come. The exhibition continues to the 12th. But it isn’t open on the Tuesday. It is Hobart and we don’t seem to be doing Tuesdays anymore.

waves to all

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Date: 10/06/2015 09:11:30
From: Dropbear
ID: 734869
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Dropbear said:

poikilotherm said:

Chrome has gone all Firefox and started using tons of memory, rather irritating.

This is not a new phenomenon

Any other browsers worth using that use less?

Firefox? Lol.

Yeh not sure sorry but Google have acknowledged that it’s an issue

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Date: 10/06/2015 09:12:42
From: Dropbear
ID: 734870
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

poikilotherm said:

Chrome has gone all Firefox and started using tons of memory, rather irritating.

Gadzooks! Are we expected to use IE?

I think you mean ‘Edge’ or ‘Spartan’ I can’t remember which.

Spartan won’t be out till windows 10 I believe

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Date: 10/06/2015 09:14:14
From: Dropbear
ID: 734871
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


poikilotherm said:

Dropbear said:

This is not a new phenomenon

Any other browsers worth using that use less?


Opera has been working brilliantly for me since I restarted using it a year or two ago.

Oh so you’re him. The last user

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Date: 10/06/2015 09:19:32
From: kii
ID: 734872
Subject: re: June Chatting

Greetings to the fun peoples and burpers.

We had a lovely start to the day…..rain. Rain on a tin roof type rain. Now it is muggy and that damn sun returned to the sky to mock me and burn things.

It’s 33° at 17:17 hours and it’s strangely cool…..oh, wait…I’m sitting in the stream of cold air from the cooler :P

I painted a large piece of calico – experiment in the making. Sorted some beads and associated thingies.

Watching more GoT and going to make salmon croquettes for din dins.

Over.

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Date: 10/06/2015 09:25:12
From: kii
ID: 734874
Subject: re: June Chatting

sarahs mum said:


Good morning.
I keep dropping in but at the wrong times to the car go by. What I did want to say to him is..my MFA exhibition is in the Plimsoll on the 3rd of July. I’d love him to come. The exhibition continues to the 12th. But it isn’t open on the Tuesday. It is Hobart and we don’t seem to be doing Tuesdays anymore.

waves to all

YAY! SM pops in!

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Date: 10/06/2015 09:38:54
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 734875
Subject: re: June Chatting

just got up and put some washing on to stew. 10° and looks like a sunny day ahead. hence the washing.

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Date: 10/06/2015 09:41:04
From: kii
ID: 734876
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


just got up and put some washing on to stew. 10° and looks like a sunny day ahead. hence the washing.

Careful with the stewing of washing…your clothes can turn out like this:

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Date: 10/06/2015 09:42:49
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 734877
Subject: re: June Chatting

i used to have hair like that.

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Date: 10/06/2015 09:59:05
From: Arts
ID: 734878
Subject: re: June Chatting

this whole man spread thing is bordering on stupid. Women would be all up in it if someone put a sign up saying – don’t wear high heels cause it hurts when you step on my toe. Or don’t wear cheap perfume because it assaults my senses. so men spread their legs.. so what? you can always politely ask them to squeeze in….

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:02:39
From: Cymek
ID: 734879
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:03:50
From: Cymek
ID: 734880
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

poikilotherm said:

Any other browsers worth using that use less?


Opera has been working brilliantly for me since I restarted using it a year or two ago.

Oh so you’re him. The last user

I use it a well, its a good browser, Firefox is slow, IE what do I need to say and Chrome is alright as a backup

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:05:38
From: Cymek
ID: 734881
Subject: re: June Chatting

So Dropbear the dragon finally arrived, it needs to grow a lot bigger if it doesn’t want to be killed easily

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:06:19
From: Arts
ID: 734882
Subject: re: June Chatting

“Serves You Right Cafe”

oh dear… wonder if they’ll re name it?

my uncle in law was killed by gas bottles in his truck. He was a plumber and had a slow as leak, when he went to start the engine the next morning – kaboom. His death led to better legislation about carrying volatile containers and open air rules etc. (he had a panel van)

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:08:54
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 734883
Subject: re: June Chatting

i use opera too. no probs with it.

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:09:58
From: poikilotherm
ID: 734884
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


“Serves You Right Cafe”

oh dear… wonder if they’ll re name it?

my uncle in law was killed by gas bottles in his truck. He was a plumber and had a slow as leak, when he went to start the engine the next morning – kaboom. His death led to better legislation about carrying volatile containers and open air rules etc. (he had a panel van)

Both ironic and punny at the same time…I think

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:11:19
From: Dropbear
ID: 734885
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


So Dropbear the dragon finally arrived, it needs to grow a lot bigger if it doesn’t want to be killed easily

Yeh it’s only a baby and was trying to shield its mother. Allowances need to be made. Cool scene with Ser Friendzone

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:11:20
From: Arts
ID: 734886
Subject: re: June Chatting

the new Perth Stadium seems to be coming along nicely. There will be a massive artistic footbridge that will link east perth with the stadium. A friend of mine is a city planner for Perth.. I hold him fully responsible for whatever may come. The artist impression of the bride is majestic… let’s hope it works

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:12:25
From: Dropbear
ID: 734887
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


i use opera too. no probs with it.

You guys are cute :)

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:14:10
From: Arts
ID: 734888
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


i use opera too. no probs with it.

exactly.. don’t let snobbery get involved with your browsing experience. Use what you like.

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:15:58
From: Arts
ID: 734889
Subject: re: June Chatting

Watercolour paintings and drawings by Adolf Hitler from about 100 years ago will be auctioned in southern Germany this month.

Some of the works, which date from 1904 to 1922, are signed “A. Hitler”, the catalogue of Nuremberg-based Weidler auctioneers showed on its website.

Fourteen watercolours and drawings are expected to go under the hammer from June 18 to 20, for between $1,128 and $50,700 each.

The most expensive is a painting of King Ludwig II’s Neuschwanstein Castle in Bavaria, now a tourist magnet.

In November, a watercolour of the city hall in Munich, painted by a young Hitler in 1914, sold for $190,694 at a sale organised by the same auction house.

The buyer wished to remain anonymous.

As a budding young artist, Hitler applied to the Vienna Academy of Art but was rejected.

He continued to paint, copying images from postcards that he sold to tourists.

Experts consider his work to be of mediocre quality.”

mediocre quality – yet raking in a fortune. I wonder who gets the ‘funds’?

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:16:16
From: Cymek
ID: 734890
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Cymek said:

So Dropbear the dragon finally arrived, it needs to grow a lot bigger if it doesn’t want to be killed easily

Yeh it’s only a baby and was trying to shield its mother. Allowances need to be made. Cool scene with Ser Friendzone

It will be quite formidable when its a lot bigger, the relation between Daenerys and her dragons is one of the more normal ones on GOT

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:16:59
From: Cymek
ID: 734891
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


the new Perth Stadium seems to be coming along nicely. There will be a massive artistic footbridge that will link east perth with the stadium. A friend of mine is a city planner for Perth.. I hold him fully responsible for whatever may come. The artist impression of the bride is majestic… let’s hope it works

Is that the loopy ribbon bridge ?

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:18:32
From: Dropbear
ID: 734892
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Dropbear said:

Cymek said:

So Dropbear the dragon finally arrived, it needs to grow a lot bigger if it doesn’t want to be killed easily

Yeh it’s only a baby and was trying to shield its mother. Allowances need to be made. Cool scene with Ser Friendzone

It will be quite formidable when its a lot bigger, the relation between Daenerys and her dragons is one of the more normal ones on GOT

Yeh still a disturbing episode. The bride and I were a bit shell shocked at the end, even though I saw it coming

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:18:50
From: Arts
ID: 734893
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Arts said:

the new Perth Stadium seems to be coming along nicely. There will be a massive artistic footbridge that will link east perth with the stadium. A friend of mine is a city planner for Perth.. I hold him fully responsible for whatever may come. The artist impression of the bride is majestic… let’s hope it works

Is that the loopy ribbon bridge ?

yeah… I think it’s meant to represent the waves… of the river, of people expected and, to a lesser extend, sports ‘waves’… It actually will be a reat place to take photos from… the view across the river at sunrise will be spectacular…

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:19:32
From: Arts
ID: 734894
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m not sure how I got an r instead of an n

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:21:16
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 734895
Subject: re: June Chatting

i will arts. i don’t have to have a browser that works across different platforms because i don’t have different platforms. don’t have any other electronic device that requires a browser. i am not one of these people that need to be connected everywhere i go. i like looking at the real world not a 4” screen.

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:22:26
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 734896
Subject: re: June Chatting

sports ‘waves’…

i thought mexican waves had been banned at aussie sports grounds?

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:22:26
From: Cymek
ID: 734897
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Watercolour paintings and drawings by Adolf Hitler from about 100 years ago will be auctioned in southern Germany this month.

Some of the works, which date from 1904 to 1922, are signed “A. Hitler”, the catalogue of Nuremberg-based Weidler auctioneers showed on its website.

Fourteen watercolours and drawings are expected to go under the hammer from June 18 to 20, for between $1,128 and $50,700 each.

The most expensive is a painting of King Ludwig II’s Neuschwanstein Castle in Bavaria, now a tourist magnet.

In November, a watercolour of the city hall in Munich, painted by a young Hitler in 1914, sold for $190,694 at a sale organised by the same auction house.

The buyer wished to remain anonymous.

As a budding young artist, Hitler applied to the Vienna Academy of Art but was rejected.

He continued to paint, copying images from postcards that he sold to tourists.

Experts consider his work to be of mediocre quality.”

mediocre quality – yet raking in a fortune. I wonder who gets the ‘funds’?

If he’d been accepted he probably wouldn’t have created Nazi Germany

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:22:50
From: Arts
ID: 734898
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


sports ‘waves’…

i thought mexican waves had been banned at aussie sports grounds?

news to me… has it?

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:23:57
From: Arts
ID: 734899
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Arts said:

Watercolour paintings and drawings by Adolf Hitler from about 100 years ago will be auctioned in southern Germany this month.

Some of the works, which date from 1904 to 1922, are signed “A. Hitler”, the catalogue of Nuremberg-based Weidler auctioneers showed on its website.

Fourteen watercolours and drawings are expected to go under the hammer from June 18 to 20, for between $1,128 and $50,700 each.

The most expensive is a painting of King Ludwig II’s Neuschwanstein Castle in Bavaria, now a tourist magnet.

In November, a watercolour of the city hall in Munich, painted by a young Hitler in 1914, sold for $190,694 at a sale organised by the same auction house.

The buyer wished to remain anonymous.

As a budding young artist, Hitler applied to the Vienna Academy of Art but was rejected.

He continued to paint, copying images from postcards that he sold to tourists.

Experts consider his work to be of mediocre quality.”

mediocre quality – yet raking in a fortune. I wonder who gets the ‘funds’?

If he’d been accepted he probably wouldn’t have created Nazi Germany

he may still have been a serial killer though.. or used his power as an artist to direct popular opinion…

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:25:43
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 734901
Subject: re: June Chatting

well at the MCG cricket it has.

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:26:23
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 734902
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:29:38
From: Dropbear
ID: 734904
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well tonight the bride and I get awarded our “Competent Crew” certifications .. We’re deemed no longer to be a danger to ourselves and others while crewing a rescue boat. Yay us.

Quite proud of that after joining up with no knowledge whatsoever.

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:31:07
From: Arts
ID: 734905
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


well at the MCG cricket it has.

the wave has been banned? why?

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:38:01
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734906
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Cymek said:

Arts said:

the new Perth Stadium seems to be coming along nicely. There will be a massive artistic footbridge that will link east perth with the stadium. A friend of mine is a city planner for Perth.. I hold him fully responsible for whatever may come. The artist impression of the bride is majestic… let’s hope it works

Is that the loopy ribbon bridge ?

yeah… I think it’s meant to represent the waves… of the river, of people expected and, to a lesser extend, sports ‘waves’… It actually will be a reat place to take photos from… the view across the river at sunrise will be spectacular…

Can you show me a pic of this bridge?

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:41:40
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734908
Subject: re: June Chatting

Is Bubblecar here yet?

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:44:35
From: dv
ID: 734909
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:46:58
From: Dropbear
ID: 734910
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


!http://www.toothpastefordinner.com/060915/supermarket-choices.gif

I’m considering giving up my daily coffee.. Surely that’s sacrifice enough?

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:47:33
From: dv
ID: 734911
Subject: re: June Chatting

“Adolph Hitler’s watercolour paintings auctioned in Germany fetch tens of thousands of dollars”
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-10/hitlers-watercolour-paintings-to-be-auctioned-in-germany/6534102

You don’t often see that spelling of his forename.

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:52:01
From: dv
ID: 734912
Subject: re: June Chatting

“Experts consider his work to be of mediocre quality.”

Still, better than those shitty line drawings by Picasso.

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:53:12
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734913
Subject: re: June Chatting

Could a nuclear war change a planet’s trajectory?

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:53:23
From: Cymek
ID: 734914
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:

“Experts consider his work to be of mediocre quality.”

Still, better than those shitty line drawings by Picasso.

I wonder if you’d be obliged to say he wasn’t very good as it wouldn’t look good to praise him

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:53:58
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734915
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:

“Experts consider his work to be of mediocre quality.”

Still, better than those shitty line drawings by Picasso.

I bet you recommend squinting at Impressionists.

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:54:40
From: dv
ID: 734916
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Could a nuclear war change a planet’s trajectory?

Yes, but then so can making a nice cup of tea.

But if you mean significantly or noticeably: no.

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:55:18
From: Cymek
ID: 734917
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Could a nuclear war change a planet’s trajectory?

I wouldn’t think so as the explosions are tiny compared to the Earth’s mass

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:55:46
From: dv
ID: 734918
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


dv said:

“Experts consider his work to be of mediocre quality.”

Still, better than those shitty line drawings by Picasso.

I bet you recommend squinting at Impressionists.

Well I winked at Brett Whitely.

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Date: 10/06/2015 10:58:23
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734919
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well that’s disappointing.

What if a nuclear weapon detonated on a major fault line, causing a shift in rotation time which is then exacerbated by the fast descent of a moon (about to hit the planet’s surface), shifting the planet slightly out of its own orbit, but noticeably enough to change trajectory and set off a descent into the Sun?

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:00:22
From: dv
ID: 734920
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Well that’s disappointing.

What if a nuclear weapon detonated on a major fault line, causing a shift in rotation time which is then exacerbated by the fast descent of a moon (about to hit the planet’s surface), shifting the planet slightly out of its own orbit, but noticeably enough to change trajectory and set off a descent into the Sun?

Still no. Those shifts happen all the time.

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:00:45
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734921
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Well that’s disappointing.

What if a nuclear weapon detonated on a major fault line, causing a shift in rotation time which is then exacerbated by the fast descent of a moon (about to hit the planet’s surface), shifting the planet slightly out of its own orbit, but noticeably enough to change trajectory and set off a descent into the Sun?

Nuclear explosions are nothing compared to earthquakes.

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:02:43
From: Dropbear
ID: 734922
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Could a nuclear war change a planet’s trajectory?

Yes but not by measurable amounts

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:03:24
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734924
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well, I’ve read less plausible scenarios so I’m sticking to it. The planet in question is Mars, in case anyone was wondering.

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:04:35
From: Dropbear
ID: 734925
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

dv said:

“Experts consider his work to be of mediocre quality.”

Still, better than those shitty line drawings by Picasso.

I bet you recommend squinting at Impressionists.

Well I winked at Brett Whitely.

Visited the art gallery with my bestie and she showed me some etchings that she raved about. They looked pretty ordinary to me but hey I’m no artist. I know what I like though

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:04:43
From: dv
ID: 734926
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-09/australians-ripped-off-on-free-range-eggs-choice-says/6532774

The model code of practice for the industry recommends a maximum of 1,500 hens per hectare.
—-

That’s 6.67 square metres per chook.

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:05:20
From: dv
ID: 734927
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Well, I’ve read less plausible scenarios so I’m sticking to it. The planet in question is Mars, in case anyone was wondering.

Mars does not have active plate tectonism any more.

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:05:46
From: Dropbear
ID: 734928
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Divine Angel said:

Well, I’ve read less plausible scenarios so I’m sticking to it. The planet in question is Mars, in case anyone was wondering.

Mars does not have active plate tectonism any more.

Or nuclear wars

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:06:41
From: dv
ID: 734929
Subject: re: June Chatting

It’s a flippin’ wank, says I.

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:06:59
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734930
Subject: re: June Chatting

It does now.

So anyway, if Bubblecar had a superpower, what would it be?

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:08:18
From: jjjust moi
ID: 734931
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


ChrispenEvan said:

well at the MCG cricket it has.

the wave has been banned? why?


Because hurling objects into the air is associated with it, hence the banning.

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:10:18
From: dv
ID: 734932
Subject: re: June Chatting

What you could do is set up a few thousand nuclear thermal rocket engines on a a small icy asteroid (say, one kilometre across or so), such that the ice was the fuel. Something of that size would be small enough for you to change its trajectory. Maybe you could crash it into the earth.

A 1 km asteroid probably won’t kill us all but it would be a set back.

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:10:46
From: dv
ID: 734933
Subject: re: June Chatting

jjjust moi said:


Arts said:

ChrispenEvan said:

well at the MCG cricket it has.

the wave has been banned? why?


Because hurling objects into the air is associated with it, hence the banning.

So um why not just ban hurling objects into the air.

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:11:48
From: jjjust moi
ID: 734934
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


jjjust moi said:

Arts said:

the wave has been banned? why?


Because hurling objects into the air is associated with it, hence the banning.

So um why not just ban hurling objects into the air.


Not for me to reason why :)

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:12:18
From: Cymek
ID: 734935
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


It does now.

So anyway, if Bubblecar had a superpower, what would it be?

Eating an entire cow plus a barrel of wine in one sitting

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:12:22
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734936
Subject: re: June Chatting

That could work.

The premise is a war between Mars and Earth. Mars lost. Earth can totes blow up an asteroid to shove Mars into the Sun.

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:14:13
From: Dropbear
ID: 734937
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


That could work.

The premise is a war between Mars and Earth. Mars lost. Earth can totes blow up an asteroid to shove Mars into the Sun.

Deorbiting Phobos and Demios (?) would be easier

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:14:43
From: Cymek
ID: 734938
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


That could work.

The premise is a war between Mars and Earth. Mars lost. Earth can totes blow up an asteroid to shove Mars into the Sun.

Mars would have an advantage in launching missles/rockets smaller gravity well to escape from

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:15:20
From: Cymek
ID: 734939
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Divine Angel said:

That could work.

The premise is a war between Mars and Earth. Mars lost. Earth can totes blow up an asteroid to shove Mars into the Sun.

Deorbiting Phobos and Demios (?) would be easier

They did this in the Kim Stanley Robinson book as they were used as weapons platforms against Mars

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:15:37
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734940
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Divine Angel said:

That could work.

The premise is a war between Mars and Earth. Mars lost. Earth can totes blow up an asteroid to shove Mars into the Sun.

Deorbiting Phobos and Demios (?) would be easier

That’s what I was thinking to begin with, but got sidetracked with nuclear weapons instead.

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:16:09
From: poikilotherm
ID: 734941
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Divine Angel said:

That could work.

The premise is a war between Mars and Earth. Mars lost. Earth can totes blow up an asteroid to shove Mars into the Sun.

Deorbiting Phobos and Demios (?) would be easier

There’s all sorts of imps n shit on them though…

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:16:32
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734942
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Divine Angel said:

That could work.

The premise is a war between Mars and Earth. Mars lost. Earth can totes blow up an asteroid to shove Mars into the Sun.

Mars would have an advantage in launching missles/rockets smaller gravity well to escape from

No, Earth would have to destroy Mars’ technology to begin with, or else they would have detected (and possibly deflected) the asteroid/moon.

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:17:05
From: Dropbear
ID: 734943
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Dropbear said:

Divine Angel said:

That could work.

The premise is a war between Mars and Earth. Mars lost. Earth can totes blow up an asteroid to shove Mars into the Sun.

Deorbiting Phobos and Demios (?) would be easier

That’s what I was thinking to begin with, but got sidetracked with nuclear weapons instead.

Happens to me all the time

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:17:37
From: Arts
ID: 734944
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Arts said:

Cymek said:

Is that the loopy ribbon bridge ?

yeah… I think it’s meant to represent the waves… of the river, of people expected and, to a lesser extend, sports ‘waves’… It actually will be a reat place to take photos from… the view across the river at sunrise will be spectacular…

Can you show me a pic of this bridge?


http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-07/design-for-pedestrian-footbridge-revealed/6528134

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:18:01
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734945
Subject: re: June Chatting

At this rate you’ll all end up characters in this story. Pick a superpower you’d like to have. No magic.

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:19:59
From: Arts
ID: 734946
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


It’s a flippin’ wank, says I.


you know artists aill argue for hours o what that is, what mood it shows, why it tells us exactly the sort of wine he was drinking at the time

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:20:35
From: Arts
ID: 734947
Subject: re: June Chatting

jjjust moi said:


Arts said:

ChrispenEvan said:

well at the MCG cricket it has.

the wave has been banned? why?


Because hurling objects into the air is associated with it, hence the banning.

I’ve never hurled…

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:20:59
From: dv
ID: 734948
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


dv said:

It’s a flippin’ wank, says I.


you know artists aill argue for hours o what that is, what mood it shows, why it tells us exactly the sort of wine he was drinking at the time

Give me Dali over PP any day of the week.

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:21:59
From: dv
ID: 734949
Subject: re: June Chatting

I say hurl. If you blow chunks and she comes back, she’s yours. But if you spew and she bolts, then it was never meant to be.

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:22:13
From: Arts
ID: 734950
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Arts said:

dv said:

It’s a flippin’ wank, says I.


you know artists aill argue for hours o what that is, what mood it shows, why it tells us exactly the sort of wine he was drinking at the time

Give me Dali over PP any day of the week.

I’m with you on that one. However, the point of art is to create a reaction – PP has succeeded (though Dali does it better)

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:22:55
From: Divine Angel
ID: 734951
Subject: re: June Chatting

It seems philosophically self evident that it’s a camel, at midday, half tanked on red wine before picking up the kidlets from school.

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:23:17
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734952
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:

Deorbiting Phobos and Demios (?) would be easier

There’s all sorts of imps n shit on them though…

LOL. Classic.

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:23:41
From: Arts
ID: 734953
Subject: re: June Chatting

the wave is an integral part of cricket. It’s usually done when the game gets a bit boring.. which is why it’s done so often during a test match. And it allows us plebs to boo at the members… it’ll be a tragic loss, I tell you.. a tragic loss for cricket and sports alike all over the world

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:23:59
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734954
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-07/design-for-pedestrian-footbridge-revealed/6528134


Very pretty.

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:25:44
From: Dropbear
ID: 734955
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


I say hurl. If you blow chunks and she comes back, she’s yours. But if you spew and she bolts, then it was never meant to be.

Hallmark moment

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:25:52
From: Arts
ID: 734956
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Arts said:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-07/design-for-pedestrian-footbridge-revealed/6528134


Very pretty.

yes, it’ll be the best thing in Perth. Now I wish I had bought in East Perth, what with it being so convenient to the casino and it’s may bars…

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:29:54
From: Arts
ID: 734957
Subject: re: June Chatting

- ‘ +n

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:32:59
From: Cymek
ID: 734958
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

Arts said:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-07/design-for-pedestrian-footbridge-revealed/6528134


Very pretty.

yes, it’ll be the best thing in Perth. Now I wish I had bought in East Perth, what with it being so convenient to the casino and it’s may bars…

Aren’t you and I the best things in Perth

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:34:27
From: Arts
ID: 734959
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Arts said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

Very pretty.

yes, it’ll be the best thing in Perth. Now I wish I had bought in East Perth, what with it being so convenient to the casino and it’s may bars…

Aren’t you and I the best things in Perth

we may be trumped by this pesky footbridge… maybe a ghost or two appearing will put a halt to construction… quick, you pose as a wealthy industrialist and I’ll get a job as a janitor…

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:36:45
From: dv
ID: 734960
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Arts said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

Very pretty.

yes, it’ll be the best thing in Perth. Now I wish I had bought in East Perth, what with it being so convenient to the casino and it’s may bars…

Aren’t you and I the best things in Perth

Them inner city dolphins are the best things in Perth, along with my mates the darters.

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:38:09
From: jjjust moi
ID: 734961
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Cymek said:

Arts said:

yes, it’ll be the best thing in Perth. Now I wish I had bought in East Perth, what with it being so convenient to the casino and it’s may bars…

Aren’t you and I the best things in Perth

we may be trumped by this pesky footbridge… maybe a ghost or two appearing will put a halt to construction… quick, you pose as a wealthy industrialist and I’ll get a job as a janitor…


Looks too much like a wagyl, I predict trouble.

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:38:33
From: Arts
ID: 734962
Subject: re: June Chatting

really glad to hear that you like Perth, DV. It is a wonderful place to be.

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:44:06
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734963
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


really glad to hear that you like Perth, DV. It is a wonderful place to be.

Yeah. You can chew gum and stuff.

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:46:10
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 734964
Subject: re: June Chatting

LightSail Spacecraft Sends Back a Selfie Showing Its Sail Stretched Out

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:48:58
From: Arts
ID: 734965
Subject: re: June Chatting

lots of sirens and stuff going on around here

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:53:27
From: dv
ID: 734967
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well I’m glad you’re glad.

One thing I’ve noticed is that Perthites seem to have odd ideas about what is far away from the city. It’s an 18 minute train ride from Cockburn to the city but Perthies regard it as basically Woop woop.

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:55:50
From: Arts
ID: 734968
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Well I’m glad you’re glad.

One thing I’ve noticed is that Perthites seem to have odd ideas about what is far away from the city. It’s an 18 minute train ride from Cockburn to the city but Perthies regard it as basically Woop woop.

well yeah… you used to have to walk it..

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:57:36
From: Dropbear
ID: 734969
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Well I’m glad you’re glad.

One thing I’ve noticed is that Perthites seem to have odd ideas about what is far away from the city. It’s an 18 minute train ride from Cockburn to the city but Perthies regard it as basically Woop woop.

Same sense of isolationism as Adelaide. There’s no where worth going out of the local area, so 30 minutes is a long way.

In Queensland, Noosa and Byron Bay are just “up the road”

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Date: 10/06/2015 11:58:34
From: poikilotherm
ID: 734970
Subject: re: June Chatting

Jurassic World…here we come not really, but an interesting read.

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:14:18
From: Cymek
ID: 734971
Subject: re: June Chatting

I like working in the city, it gives me time on public transport to watch shows, apparently a lot of people are similar.

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:17:55
From: dv
ID: 734972
Subject: re: June Chatting

Someone in Sydney who only has to travel 18 minutes to get to the city in the morning probably consider themselves fairly inner.

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:18:29
From: Dropbear
ID: 734973
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


I like working in the city, it gives me time on public transport to watch shows, apparently a lot of people are similar.

Yeh I don’t mind a train commute

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:19:54
From: dv
ID: 734975
Subject: re: June Chatting

I live and work in the city … at the same place.

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:20:47
From: kii
ID: 734976
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


this whole man spread thing is bordering on stupid. Women would be all up in it if someone put a sign up saying – don’t wear high heels cause it hurts when you step on my toe. Or don’t wear cheap perfume because it assaults my senses. so men spread their legs.. so what? you can always politely ask them to squeeze in….

Oh…there’s signs now?

All my wishes have come true!

(Also, so many males wear that dreadful stench Axe or Lynx or Acidic Blasphemous Crap. Seriously bad for asthmatics. I’d like a sign for that one.)

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:21:33
From: Dropbear
ID: 734977
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


I live and work in the city … at the same place.

That also has benefits. You’re probably nude now

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:22:56
From: dv
ID: 734978
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


dv said:

I live and work in the city … at the same place.

That also has benefits. You’re probably nude now

Pyjamas.

Yeah it’s not bad. My fridge is right there. Hot and cold running poontang while the kids are at school. Might take a nap around 3.

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:23:57
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734979
Subject: re: June Chatting

Best thing about moving from Sydney to Canberra was no more rush hours, Neill local Canberrans described a rush hour but it was laughable to anyone who daily crossed the spit bridge in peak time.

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:24:39
From: Dropbear
ID: 734980
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Dropbear said:

dv said:

I live and work in the city … at the same place.

That also has benefits. You’re probably nude now

Pyjamas.

Yeah it’s not bad….Hot and cold running poontang while the kids are at school.

I never knew you lived at a school

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:26:36
From: dv
ID: 734981
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


dv said:

Dropbear said:

That also has benefits. You’re probably nude now

Pyjamas.

Yeah it’s not bad….Hot and cold running poontang while the kids are at school.

I never knew you lived at a school

Man … walked right into that one.

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:27:17
From: Dropbear
ID: 734982
Subject: re: June Chatting

You’ll be taking my confession in no time

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:27:34
From: kii
ID: 734983
Subject: re: June Chatting

I really can’t believe that 5 years ago today I was sitting in LAX waiting for the plane to take me over the oceans to Australia. Five years! WTF happened to all that time?

I miss my sons :(

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:27:41
From: dv
ID: 734984
Subject: re: June Chatting

That’s a great name for a bridge. Is there a Piss bridge?

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:28:00
From: Cymek
ID: 734985
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Dropbear said:

dv said:

I live and work in the city … at the same place.

That also has benefits. You’re probably nude now

Pyjamas.

Yeah it’s not bad. My fridge is right there. Hot and cold running poontang while the kids are at school. Might take a nap around 3.

Arcturian poontang ?

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:28:25
From: kii
ID: 734986
Subject: re: June Chatting

You don’t know about The Spit Bridge, DV?

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:29:04
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734987
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


That’s a great name for a bridge. Is there a Piss bridge?

Never heard of a spit?

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:29:45
From: dv
ID: 734989
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


You don’t know about The Spit Bridge, DV?

Well I do. Now.

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:30:00
From: kii
ID: 734990
Subject: re: June Chatting

Time to watch more GoT.

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:30:28
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734991
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


I like working in the city, it gives me time on public transport to watch shows, apparently a lot of people are similar.

Yeah. I’ve read there has been a rise in PT patronage as people abandon driving so they can use their smartphone.

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:30:28
From: dv
ID: 734992
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


dv said:

That’s a great name for a bridge. Is there a Piss bridge?

Never heard of a spit?

Sure, there’s one on the Gold Coast.

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:30:54
From: Dropbear
ID: 734993
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Time to watch more GoT.

All over the world they hurt little girls.

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:31:01
From: Cymek
ID: 734994
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Time to watch more GoT.

Watch out for those floppy weiners

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:31:46
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 734995
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


dv said:

I live and work in the city … at the same place.

That also has benefits. You’re probably nude now

I wonder how many people are in the city and are nude now?

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:33:28
From: PermeateFree
ID: 734996
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


dv said:

It’s a flippin’ wank, says I.


you know artists aill argue for hours o what that is, what mood it shows, why it tells us exactly the sort of wine he was drinking at the time

Looks like an elderly person with glasses and a walking stick.

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:33:30
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 734997
Subject: re: June Chatting

So what did everyone think of the ‘The Killing Season’ last night. I have to admit that Rudd looked like a bald-faced liar when it came to answering anything about interpersonal r’ships.

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:34:07
From: AwesomeO
ID: 734998
Subject: re: June Chatting

We’re all going to nude school…

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:34:19
From: Dropbear
ID: 734999
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


So what did everyone think of the ‘The Killing Season’ last night. I have to admit that Rudd looked like a bald-faced liar when it came to answering anything about interpersonal r’ships.

Didn’t watch it.

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:35:10
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735000
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


So what did everyone think of the ‘The Killing Season’ last night. I have to admit that Rudd looked like a bald-faced liar when it came to answering anything about interpersonal r’ships.

But julia, you are a good person, why are you doing this?

Yeah, that had the ring of truth…

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:35:39
From: Cymek
ID: 735001
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


kii said:

Time to watch more GoT.

All over the world they hurt little girls.

That was rather messed up no wonder they sent whathisface off to castle black

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:36:39
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735002
Subject: re: June Chatting

some maths professor says the missing plane could have nose dived on a 90 degree angle

there must be a range of angles between 90 and say 45 degrees where a plane can do straight in the water without breakup up

and lower angles than 45 degrees to a belly flop or level straight where a plane might break up hitting the waves

and wave height and winds would play a part as well

has it tested

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:36:49
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735003
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:

Didn’t watch it.

I sort of have a thing for Sarah Ferguson.

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:39:06
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735004
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:

some maths professor says the missing plane could have nose dived on a 90 degree angle

there must be a range of angles between 90 and say 45 degrees where a plane can do straight in the water without breakup up

and lower angles than 45 degrees to a belly flop or level straight where a plane might break up hitting the waves

and wave height and winds would play a part as well

has it tested

has it been tested

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:41:05
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735005
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:

some maths professor says the missing plane could have nose dived on a 90 degree angle

there must be a range of angles between 90 and say 45 degrees where a plane can do straight in the water without breakup up

and lower angles than 45 degrees to a belly flop or level straight where a plane might break up hitting the waves

and wave height and winds would play a part as well

has it tested

Wookie would have found it in a week if they had just given him the drones.

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:41:15
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735006
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Arts said:

dv said:

It’s a flippin’ wank, says I.


you know artists aill argue for hours o what that is, what mood it shows, why it tells us exactly the sort of wine he was drinking at the time

Looks like an elderly person with glasses and a walking stick.


or a camel

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:41:39
From: poikilotherm
ID: 735007
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

some maths professor says the missing plane could have nose dived on a 90 degree angle

there must be a range of angles between 90 and say 45 degrees where a plane can do straight in the water without breakup up

and lower angles than 45 degrees to a belly flop or level straight where a plane might break up hitting the waves

and wave height and winds would play a part as well

has it tested

Wookie would have found it in a week if they had just given him the drones.

With those drones he woulda defeated ISIS and fixed the economy too.

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:43:54
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735009
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


AwesomeO said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

some maths professor says the missing plane could have nose dived on a 90 degree angle

there must be a range of angles between 90 and say 45 degrees where a plane can do straight in the water without breakup up

and lower angles than 45 degrees to a belly flop or level straight where a plane might break up hitting the waves

and wave height and winds would play a part as well

has it tested

Wookie would have found it in a week if they had just given him the drones.

With those drones he woulda defeated ISIS and fixed the economy too.


you mean like break the fragile strips of tarmac that carry ALL of ISISs supplies eastwards and stop taking further debt and start manufacturing here?

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:44:42
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735010
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

some maths professor says the missing plane could have nose dived on a 90 degree angle

there must be a range of angles between 90 and say 45 degrees where a plane can do straight in the water without breakup up

and lower angles than 45 degrees to a belly flop or level straight where a plane might break up hitting the waves

and wave height and winds would play a part as well

has it tested

Wookie would have found it in a week if they had just given him the drones.

A fleet of drones hitting the water fitted with sensors might be useful

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:45:38
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735011
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


AwesomeO said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

some maths professor says the missing plane could have nose dived on a 90 degree angle

there must be a range of angles between 90 and say 45 degrees where a plane can do straight in the water without breakup up

and lower angles than 45 degrees to a belly flop or level straight where a plane might break up hitting the waves

and wave height and winds would play a part as well

has it tested

Wookie would have found it in a week if they had just given him the drones.

With those drones he woulda defeated ISIS and fixed the economy too.

starvation and homeless as well

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:46:04
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735012
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


poikilotherm said:

AwesomeO said:

Wookie would have found it in a week if they had just given him the drones.

With those drones he woulda defeated ISIS and fixed the economy too.


you mean like break the fragile strips of tarmac that carry ALL of ISISs supplies eastwards and stop taking further debt and start manufacturing here?

bomb all the roads

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:46:57
From: Dropbear
ID: 735013
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Dropbear said:

Didn’t watch it.

I sort of have a thing for Sarah Ferguson.

Well yes of course, she’s the new Leigh Sales

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:47:20
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735014
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


poikilotherm said:

AwesomeO said:

Wookie would have found it in a week if they had just given him the drones.

With those drones he woulda defeated ISIS and fixed the economy too.

starvation and homeless as well


depends where

you’ll find that most scarcity in the modern world is manufactured by the people running the show

north korea deliberately holds its people down with famines

chairman mao deliberately created a famine to kill millions of worthless chinese people because it would forge the blood line

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:47:28
From: poikilotherm
ID: 735015
Subject: re: June Chatting

So turns out the Steph Scott murderer has a twin…should make the court case a little interesting.

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:47:40
From: Dropbear
ID: 735016
Subject: re: June Chatting

Errk. Idiot time .. Laters

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:49:03
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735017
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


wookiemeister said:

poikilotherm said:

With those drones he woulda defeated ISIS and fixed the economy too.


you mean like break the fragile strips of tarmac that carry ALL of ISISs supplies eastwards and stop taking further debt and start manufacturing here?

bomb all the roads


have a look on google maps and compare ISISs regions of influence – its like strings of spaghetti

the belly of turkey provides everything ISIS needs, whats more this whole set up is like a house of cards, if the supplies stopped coming for even two weeks ISIS would be finished

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:49:36
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735018
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

Arts said:

you know artists aill argue for hours o what that is, what mood it shows, why it tells us exactly the sort of wine he was drinking at the time

Looks like an elderly person with glasses and a walking stick.


or a camel

Na, too simple.

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:50:31
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735019
Subject: re: June Chatting

but what do I know

its a shame that Australia has never won ANY military conflict since Malaysia

I look at results

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:50:34
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735020
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

poikilotherm said:

With those drones he woulda defeated ISIS and fixed the economy too.

starvation and homeless as well


depends where

you’ll find that most scarcity in the modern world is manufactured by the people running the show

north korea deliberately holds its people down with famines

chairman mao deliberately created a famine to kill millions of worthless chinese people because it would forge the blood line

north korea deliberately holds its people down with famines and energy/ technology denial

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:51:39
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735021
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

PermeateFree said:

Looks like an elderly person with glasses and a walking stick.


or a camel

Na, too simple.

grandpa from the Simpsons

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:52:11
From: Cymek
ID: 735022
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


wookiemeister said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

starvation and homeless as well


depends where

you’ll find that most scarcity in the modern world is manufactured by the people running the show

north korea deliberately holds its people down with famines

chairman mao deliberately created a famine to kill millions of worthless chinese people because it would forge the blood line

north korea deliberately holds its people down with famines and energy/ technology denial

Deliberate or incompetence on a massive scale ?

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:53:02
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735023
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:53:13
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735024
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

or a camel

Na, too simple.

grandpa from the Simpsons

I think we have it!

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:55:08
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735025
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

wookiemeister said:

depends where

you’ll find that most scarcity in the modern world is manufactured by the people running the show

north korea deliberately holds its people down with famines

chairman mao deliberately created a famine to kill millions of worthless chinese people because it would forge the blood line

north korea deliberately holds its people down with famines and energy/ technology denial

Deliberate or incompetence on a massive scale ?


deliberate

they adjust interest rates upwards when there are too many employed people and put them down when theres too many

its an old trick im afraid

do you want to take the red pill or the blue pill?

part of becoming an adult is understanding the link between interest rates and unemployment – if you are never formally introduced to the notion you remain a child

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:55:08
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735026
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:



I think it’s sand between the orange bits.

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:55:40
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735027
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

wookiemeister said:

depends where

you’ll find that most scarcity in the modern world is manufactured by the people running the show

north korea deliberately holds its people down with famines

chairman mao deliberately created a famine to kill millions of worthless chinese people because it would forge the blood line

north korea deliberately holds its people down with famines and energy/ technology denial

Deliberate or incompetence on a massive scale ?

Both, military dictatorships are not run by humanists and ethical/logical academics

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:56:01
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735028
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:




can you see how even knocking out the road network east of raqqa could completely disrupt ISIS supplies to the whole of its eastern front?

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Date: 10/06/2015 12:59:16
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735029
Subject: re: June Chatting

sure you can use 4WDs to transport stuff across broken tarmac but how much could you really carry?

can oil tankers drive along broken highway or rough/ soft sand, where you could sink and need help to get out (assuming it ever came?)

no its very easy to defeat ISIS because you only need to examine a map to see where it gets everything – TURKEY, where this stuff goes – through raqqa and eastward – raqqa is the gateway and launching pad eastwards

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:00:48
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735030
Subject: re: June Chatting

you put some big holes in the road either side of a dam or a bridge and then wait for the road crews to turn up then strafe them and destroy the road making equipment

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:05:53
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735031
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


you put some big holes in the road either side of a dam or a bridge and then wait for the road crews to turn up then strafe them and destroy the road making equipment

You need to become a General Wookie

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:05:55
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735032
Subject: re: June Chatting

after a few weeks with few supplies as you strafe the roads eastwards from raqqa you then use the airforce to drive whats left of ISIS eastwards – they can go back because the airforce will shoot them up – you allow them to keep going eastwards where they run out of fuel and supplies and run into the Iraqi army or the iranians

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:06:30
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735033
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


wookiemeister said:

you put some big holes in the road either side of a dam or a bridge and then wait for the road crews to turn up then strafe them and destroy the road making equipment

You need to become a General Wookie

Then take command of the operation

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:06:35
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735034
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


sure you can use 4WDs to transport stuff across broken tarmac but how much could you really carry?

can oil tankers drive along broken highway or rough/ soft sand, where you could sink and need help to get out (assuming it ever came?)

no its very easy to defeat ISIS because you only need to examine a map to see where it gets everything – TURKEY, where this stuff goes – through raqqa and eastward – raqqa is the gateway and launching pad eastwards

The big Army trucks are 4WD, plus you have track vehicles, plus you can drive off-road in many places in the deserts there without 4WD.

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:07:31
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735035
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


wookiemeister said:

you put some big holes in the road either side of a dam or a bridge and then wait for the road crews to turn up then strafe them and destroy the road making equipment

You need to become a General Wookie


no

to be a general you need to have some serious losses under your belt – a history of taking part in failed campaigns with bad strategy

the war continues because we don’t have any strategy other than spending 500 million dollars over here to de-radicalise muslims

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:08:31
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735036
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

sure you can use 4WDs to transport stuff across broken tarmac but how much could you really carry?

can oil tankers drive along broken highway or rough/ soft sand, where you could sink and need help to get out (assuming it ever came?)

no its very easy to defeat ISIS because you only need to examine a map to see where it gets everything – TURKEY, where this stuff goes – through raqqa and eastward – raqqa is the gateway and launching pad eastwards

The big Army trucks are 4WD, plus you have track vehicles, plus you can drive off-road in many places in the deserts there without 4WD.

Wookie would issue a command to blow them all up

It would be over in a week

not take all this time

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:09:28
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735037
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

sure you can use 4WDs to transport stuff across broken tarmac but how much could you really carry?

can oil tankers drive along broken highway or rough/ soft sand, where you could sink and need help to get out (assuming it ever came?)

no its very easy to defeat ISIS because you only need to examine a map to see where it gets everything – TURKEY, where this stuff goes – through raqqa and eastward – raqqa is the gateway and launching pad eastwards

The big Army trucks are 4WD, plus you have track vehicles, plus you can drive off-road in many places in the deserts there without 4WD.


yes

but where will you get all the oil you sell from the east to the west if the main roads are fucked?

if you cant sell the oil how will you finance your operation? – selling heads?

how many supplies can an army truck really carry – oh yes it being an army truck, don’t you think that would be a perfect target fr anyone swooping in with machine guns or a missile?

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:09:45
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735038
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

wookiemeister said:

you put some big holes in the road either side of a dam or a bridge and then wait for the road crews to turn up then strafe them and destroy the road making equipment

You need to become a General Wookie


no

to be a general you need to have some serious losses under your belt – a history of taking part in failed campaigns with bad strategy

the war continues because we don’t have any strategy other than spending 500 million dollars over here to de-radicalise muslims

we could spend the money to de-radicalise muslims over there

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:11:51
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735039
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


wookiemeister said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

You need to become a General Wookie


no

to be a general you need to have some serious losses under your belt – a history of taking part in failed campaigns with bad strategy

the war continues because we don’t have any strategy other than spending 500 million dollars over here to de-radicalise muslims

we could spend the money to de-radicalise muslims over there


how about allowing the muslims that are radicalised to leave the country – tear the passports up and save billions in welfare and any other jerk off programme that brews the problem?

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:14:34
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735040
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

wookiemeister said:

no

to be a general you need to have some serious losses under your belt – a history of taking part in failed campaigns with bad strategy

the war continues because we don’t have any strategy other than spending 500 million dollars over here to de-radicalise muslims

we could spend the money to de-radicalise muslims over there


how about allowing the muslims that are radicalised to leave the country – tear the passports up and save billions in welfare and any other jerk off programme that brews the problem?

What about stripping the citizenship of all radicalised Muslims and deporting them ?

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:16:51
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735041
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


wookiemeister said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

we could spend the money to de-radicalise muslims over there


how about allowing the muslims that are radicalised to leave the country – tear the passports up and save billions in welfare and any other jerk off programme that brews the problem?

What about stripping the citizenship of all radicalised Muslims and deporting them ?

aren’t they already doing it?

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:21:07
From: dv
ID: 735042
Subject: re: June Chatting

How about taking people suspected of committing crimes in a court of law and, if they are convicted, punishing them accordingly? Sure, sounds crazy, but let’s give it a go.

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:21:14
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735043
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


wookiemeister said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

we could spend the money to de-radicalise muslims over there


how about allowing the muslims that are radicalised to leave the country – tear the passports up and save billions in welfare and any other jerk off programme that brews the problem?

What about stripping the citizenship of all radicalised Muslims and deporting them ?


no just encourage them out they’ll start causing more problems here

an abc report suggests 2 million dollars a day goes to isis from shipping oil out of Iraq

by knocking out the roads and strafing oil tankers the losses will start mounting – sure you can keep getting funding from Saudi arabi and the rest of the coalition but there are only so many tankers and road repair machines you can physically move – unless ISIS can pay for a galaxy transport aircraft to drop them off.

the truth is that we probably fund and train ISIS by sending people over to train them – the whole thing is fishy

anyway its a text book way of winning a war – but few people in government or the military have any experience of winning a war so why would they go against everything they know?

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:21:38
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735044
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

wookiemeister said:

how about allowing the muslims that are radicalised to leave the country – tear the passports up and save billions in welfare and any other jerk off programme that brews the problem?

What about stripping the citizenship of all radicalised Muslims and deporting them ?

aren’t they already doing it?


there are already people returned from ISIS living over here

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:22:21
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735045
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


How about taking people suspected of committing crimes in a court of law and, if they are convicted, punishing them accordingly? Sure, sounds crazy, but let’s give it a go.


waste of time and money

just allow them out of the country – no one forcing them

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:28:20
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735046
Subject: re: June Chatting

the main thing is we LOSE the war now

its a shame they are destroying all the museums and artifacts

one of the reasons I visited Syria in 2007 was because I had that inkling it wouldn’t be too long before a war was waged on the country and there wouldn’t be much in the way of historical artifacts left (I remember telling the GF in the hotel in hama this at the time). ata least I saw what was in the country before it was destroyed.

one place I want to go to before the yanks destroy it is Persepolis. assuming that money will start be funnelled into to start a war there I should really see it before they destroy it

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:30:10
From: Cymek
ID: 735047
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


dv said:

How about taking people suspected of committing crimes in a court of law and, if they are convicted, punishing them accordingly? Sure, sounds crazy, but let’s give it a go.


waste of time and money

just allow them out of the country – no one forcing them

If people willingly join ISIS they are a danger to society and shouldn’t be allowed back into the country, they could appear to be contrite and say they made a mistake and want to come back but whose to say it isn’t all a ploy so they can cause mischief here, they could be used a sleeper agents once they aren’t watched closely

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:30:44
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735048
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:30:50
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735049
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

sure you can use 4WDs to transport stuff across broken tarmac but how much could you really carry?

can oil tankers drive along broken highway or rough/ soft sand, where you could sink and need help to get out (assuming it ever came?)

no its very easy to defeat ISIS because you only need to examine a map to see where it gets everything – TURKEY, where this stuff goes – through raqqa and eastward – raqqa is the gateway and launching pad eastwards

The big Army trucks are 4WD, plus you have track vehicles, plus you can drive off-road in many places in the deserts there without 4WD.


yes

but where will you get all the oil you sell from the east to the west if the main roads are fucked?

if you cant sell the oil how will you finance your operation? – selling heads?

how many supplies can an army truck really carry – oh yes it being an army truck, don’t you think that would be a perfect target fr anyone swooping in with machine guns or a missile?

Their oil exports are carried by pipes, not vehicles. Therefore you are looking at domestic supplies, ammunition, etc., which traditionally (apart from rail and air) are carried by wheeled or track vehicles.

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:33:06
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735050
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


wookiemeister said:

dv said:

How about taking people suspected of committing crimes in a court of law and, if they are convicted, punishing them accordingly? Sure, sounds crazy, but let’s give it a go.


waste of time and money

just allow them out of the country – no one forcing them

If people willingly join ISIS they are a danger to society and shouldn’t be allowed back into the country, they could appear to be contrite and say they made a mistake and want to come back but whose to say it isn’t all a ploy so they can cause mischief here, they could be used a sleeper agents once they aren’t watched closely


and who will pay all this money to watch them?

ASIO built a huge spy agency building in Canberra essentially made from glass, security had been breached through out its building and the chinese already have the plans for the building – their talents are limited to say the least

by taking out the hard things from ASIOs hands like terrorists by simply allowing them out never to return it makes things cheap and simple

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:33:49
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735051
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

PermeateFree said:

The big Army trucks are 4WD, plus you have track vehicles, plus you can drive off-road in many places in the deserts there without 4WD.


yes

but where will you get all the oil you sell from the east to the west if the main roads are fucked?

if you cant sell the oil how will you finance your operation? – selling heads?

how many supplies can an army truck really carry – oh yes it being an army truck, don’t you think that would be a perfect target fr anyone swooping in with machine guns or a missile?

Their oil exports are carried by pipes, not vehicles. Therefore you are looking at domestic supplies, ammunition, etc., which traditionally (apart from rail and air) are carried by wheeled or track vehicles.


pipes can be attacked – they were doing it themselves when they didn’t have control over them

next question

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:36:39
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735052
Subject: re: June Chatting

the moment you start driving across open country the travel times and fuel uses starts to spiral – not to mention breakdowns

the reason we built highways was to facilitate easy and efficient transport

the reason we don’t drive around very much on broken up tarmac, across fields and plains of loose rocks is because most vehicles including military vehicles don’t like it – they can do it but given a road they will take the road

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:36:41
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735053
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

yes

but where will you get all the oil you sell from the east to the west if the main roads are fucked?

if you cant sell the oil how will you finance your operation? – selling heads?

how many supplies can an army truck really carry – oh yes it being an army truck, don’t you think that would be a perfect target fr anyone swooping in with machine guns or a missile?

Their oil exports are carried by pipes, not vehicles. Therefore you are looking at domestic supplies, ammunition, etc., which traditionally (apart from rail and air) are carried by wheeled or track vehicles.


pipes can be attacked – they were doing it themselves when they didn’t have control over them

next question

I don’t think you have not answered your original assertion that if you knock out the roads, then supplies would not get through, to which my comments above were addressing.

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:37:14
From: roughbarked
ID: 735054
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

PermeateFree said:

The big Army trucks are 4WD, plus you have track vehicles, plus you can drive off-road in many places in the deserts there without 4WD.


yes

but where will you get all the oil you sell from the east to the west if the main roads are fucked?

if you cant sell the oil how will you finance your operation? – selling heads?

how many supplies can an army truck really carry – oh yes it being an army truck, don’t you think that would be a perfect target fr anyone swooping in with machine guns or a missile?

Their oil exports are carried by pipes, not vehicles. Therefore you are looking at domestic supplies, ammunition, etc., which traditionally (apart from rail and air) are carried by wheeled or track vehicles.

Whatever you are talking about. The rats of Tobruk did it to Rommel. Even though it meant they also had no supplies.

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:37:52
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735055
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

PermeateFree said:

Their oil exports are carried by pipes, not vehicles. Therefore you are looking at domestic supplies, ammunition, etc., which traditionally (apart from rail and air) are carried by wheeled or track vehicles.


pipes can be attacked – they were doing it themselves when they didn’t have control over them

next question

I don’t think you have not answered your original assertion that if you knock out the roads, then supplies would not get through, to which my comments above were addressing.


what do you think will happen if it takes an extra week to get ammunition to the front and if its a lot more expensive to get it there and all of your transports are either breaking down or being shot up from the air?

its a no brainer

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:39:27
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735056
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


poikilotherm said:

With those drones he woulda defeated ISIS and fixed the economy too.


you mean like break the fragile strips of tarmac that carry ALL of ISISs supplies eastwards and stop taking further debt and start manufacturing here?


That Wookie… he so crazee!

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:39:44
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735057
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

yes

but where will you get all the oil you sell from the east to the west if the main roads are fucked?

if you cant sell the oil how will you finance your operation? – selling heads?

how many supplies can an army truck really carry – oh yes it being an army truck, don’t you think that would be a perfect target fr anyone swooping in with machine guns or a missile?

Their oil exports are carried by pipes, not vehicles. Therefore you are looking at domestic supplies, ammunition, etc., which traditionally (apart from rail and air) are carried by wheeled or track vehicles.

Whatever you are talking about. The rats of Tobruk did it to Rommel. Even though it meant they also had no supplies.


according to permeate cutting logistics across deserts is a very bad idea if you want to win a desert war

nothing could be more natural to win a war than to allow tanks, trucks, oil tankers, money, men , food, support to merrily drive past you to the next battle front

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:40:00
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735058
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


the moment you start driving across open country the travel times and fuel uses starts to spiral – not to mention breakdowns

the reason we built highways was to facilitate easy and efficient transport

the reason we don’t drive around very much on broken up tarmac, across fields and plains of loose rocks is because most vehicles including military vehicles don’t like it – they can do it but given a road they will take the road

Very insightful Wookie, but in war, such considerations are seldom considered.

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:41:14
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735059
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

pipes can be attacked – they were doing it themselves when they didn’t have control over them

next question

I don’t think you have not answered your original assertion that if you knock out the roads, then supplies would not get through, to which my comments above were addressing.


what do you think will happen if it takes an extra week to get ammunition to the front and if its a lot more expensive to get it there and all of your transports are either breaking down or being shot up from the air?

its a no brainer

Think you might be right Wookie. :)

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:43:51
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735060
Subject: re: June Chatting

if they are moving around in tunnels its a bit harder to know where they are to blow them up

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:44:23
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735061
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


roughbarked said:

PermeateFree said:

Their oil exports are carried by pipes, not vehicles. Therefore you are looking at domestic supplies, ammunition, etc., which traditionally (apart from rail and air) are carried by wheeled or track vehicles.

Whatever you are talking about. The rats of Tobruk did it to Rommel. Even though it meant they also had no supplies.


according to permeate cutting logistics across deserts is a very bad idea if you want to win a desert war

nothing could be more natural to win a war than to allow tanks, trucks, oil tankers, money, men , food, support to merrily drive past you to the next battle front

I think you ignore the interests of innocent people trying to obtain supplies for their very survival, also the interests of other Nations would might not like you shooting up their equipment and killing their personal.

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:44:25
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735062
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burma_Campaign_1944%E2%80%9345

The two African divisions converged on Myohaung near the mouth of the Kaladan River, cutting the supply lines of the Japanese troops in the Mayu Peninsula. The Japanese evacuated Akyab Island on 31 December 1944. It was occupied by XV Corps without resistance two days later.

Slim feared that the Japanese would defend Rangoon to the last man through the monsoon, which would put the Fourteenth Army in a disastrous supply situation. In late March, he therefore asked for Dracula to be reinstated at short notice. However, Kimura had ordered Rangoon to be evacuated, starting on 22 April. Many troops were evacuated by sea, although British destroyers claimed several ships. Kimura’s own HQ and the establishments of Ba Maw and Subhas Bose left by land, covered by the action of 105 Mixed Brigade at Pegu, and proceeded to Moulmein

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_African_Campaign

Though isolated by land, Tobruk’s garrison continued to receive supplies and replacements, delivered by the Royal Navy at night. Rommel’s forces did not have the strength or training to take the fortress. This created a supply problem for his forward units. His front-line positions at Sollum were at the end of an extended supply chain that stretched back to Tripoli and had to bypass the coast road at Tobruk. Further, he was constantly threatened by a breakout of the British forces at Tobruk. Without Tobruk in Axis hands, further advances into Egypt were impractical.

By 16 September, the Italian force had advanced to Maktila, around 80 mi (130 km) west of Mersa Matruh, where they halted due to supply problems.[

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:46:11
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735063
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


if they are moving around in tunnels its a bit harder to know where they are to blow them up


you don’t fight them in the tunnels

you isolate, quarantine. annihilate

in such tricky situations such as jungle warfare you hit the logistics , try running supplies through the jungle without roads

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:48:11
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735064
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

roughbarked said:

Whatever you are talking about. The rats of Tobruk did it to Rommel. Even though it meant they also had no supplies.


according to permeate cutting logistics across deserts is a very bad idea if you want to win a desert war

nothing could be more natural to win a war than to allow tanks, trucks, oil tankers, money, men , food, support to merrily drive past you to the next battle front

I think you ignore the interests of innocent people trying to obtain supplies for their very survival, also the interests of other Nations would might not like you shooting up their equipment and killing their personal.


yes but the best way to do that is to win the war quickly – far fewer people will die if the wheels on ISIS come off sooner rather than later

you could if you were soft hearted allow vehicles to leave the area and shoot up vehicles moving towards the eastern front

you shoot up all military vehicles and road repair machinery

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:48:41
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735065
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


roughbarked said:

PermeateFree said:

Their oil exports are carried by pipes, not vehicles. Therefore you are looking at domestic supplies, ammunition, etc., which traditionally (apart from rail and air) are carried by wheeled or track vehicles.

Whatever you are talking about. The rats of Tobruk did it to Rommel. Even though it meant they also had no supplies.


according to permeate cutting logistics across deserts is a very bad idea if you want to win a desert war

nothing could be more natural to win a war than to allow tanks, trucks, oil tankers, money, men , food, support to merrily drive past you to the next battle front

The battlefield during WW11 was not restricted to the highways, but spread-out over tens of miles. The reason Rommel could not continue fighting was a matter of supplies, not due to road access, but they could not get access to their supply ships.

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:50:05
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735066
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

roughbarked said:

Whatever you are talking about. The rats of Tobruk did it to Rommel. Even though it meant they also had no supplies.


according to permeate cutting logistics across deserts is a very bad idea if you want to win a desert war

nothing could be more natural to win a war than to allow tanks, trucks, oil tankers, money, men , food, support to merrily drive past you to the next battle front

The battlefield during WW11 was not restricted to the highways, but spread-out over tens of miles. The reason Rommel could not continue fighting was a matter of supplies, not due to road access, but they could not get access to their supply ships.


Rommel would have used the road network to ship supplies to the battlefront

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:52:01
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735067
Subject: re: June Chatting

>>you shoot up all military vehicles and road repair machinery<<

Which will also effect civilian supplies, if not more so.

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:52:41
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735068
Subject: re: June Chatting

Compounding the problem was the lack of adequate roads. There was only one “main supply route,” the Via Balbia, which stretched endlessly along the coast, often was interrupted by floods, and was laughably susceptible to both air and ground interdiction. Apart from this, there were only desert tracks, the use of which greatly increased wear and tear on vehicles.

Logistics and the Desert Fox

by Major Jay Hatton, USMC

http://www.almc.army.mil/alog/issues/JanFeb01/MS610.htm

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:53:35
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735069
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

according to permeate cutting logistics across deserts is a very bad idea if you want to win a desert war

nothing could be more natural to win a war than to allow tanks, trucks, oil tankers, money, men , food, support to merrily drive past you to the next battle front

The battlefield during WW11 was not restricted to the highways, but spread-out over tens of miles. The reason Rommel could not continue fighting was a matter of supplies, not due to road access, but they could not get access to their supply ships.


Rommel would have used the road network to ship supplies to the battlefront

But as his Army was spread over a huge area, they naturally did not always have access to roads.

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:53:36
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735070
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


>>you shoot up all military vehicles and road repair machinery<<

Which will also effect civilian supplies, if not more so.


so do you allow a civilian population to suffer for ten years or ten weeks?

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:53:59
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735071
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

PermeateFree said:

The battlefield during WW11 was not restricted to the highways, but spread-out over tens of miles. The reason Rommel could not continue fighting was a matter of supplies, not due to road access, but they could not get access to their supply ships.


Rommel would have used the road network to ship supplies to the battlefront

But as his Army was spread over a huge area, they naturally did not always have access to roads.

Compounding the problem was the lack of adequate roads. There was only one “main supply route,” the Via Balbia, which stretched endlessly along the coast, often was interrupted by floods, and was laughably susceptible to both air and ground interdiction. Apart from this, there were only desert tracks, the use of which greatly increased wear and tear on vehicles.

Logistics and the Desert Fox

by Major Jay Hatton, USMC

http://www.almc.army.mil/alog/issues/JanFeb01/MS610.htm

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:56:47
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735072
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

according to permeate cutting logistics across deserts is a very bad idea if you want to win a desert war

nothing could be more natural to win a war than to allow tanks, trucks, oil tankers, money, men , food, support to merrily drive past you to the next battle front

The battlefield during WW11 was not restricted to the highways, but spread-out over tens of miles. The reason Rommel could not continue fighting was a matter of supplies, not due to road access, but they could not get access to their supply ships.


Rommel would have used the road network to ship supplies to the battlefront

Nahhhhh, but we have done this before and you just refuse to accept it. More like being at sea than confined to roads, largly free to manoeuvre apart from check points like the marshes.

https://books.google.com.au/books?id=55k6BAAAQBAJ&pg=PT14&lpg=PT14&dq=desert+war+north+africa+ships+at+sea&source=bl&ots=eLNQHvN-Ya&sig=hiUG1ZDlPzGNhwAVy52BsCM33nM&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0CDoQ6AEwCWoVChMI4seu1pyExgIVAwOSCh0kdgC2#v=onepage&q=desert%20war%20north%20africa%20ships%20at%20sea&f=false

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Date: 10/06/2015 13:57:11
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735073
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

>>you shoot up all military vehicles and road repair machinery<<

Which will also effect civilian supplies, if not more so.


so do you allow a civilian population to suffer for ten years or ten weeks?

They can die just as easily in 10 weeks as they can in ten years. You are gambling with many lives.

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:00:21
From: roughbarked
ID: 735074
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

roughbarked said:

Whatever you are talking about. The rats of Tobruk did it to Rommel. Even though it meant they also had no supplies.


according to permeate cutting logistics across deserts is a very bad idea if you want to win a desert war

nothing could be more natural to win a war than to allow tanks, trucks, oil tankers, money, men , food, support to merrily drive past you to the next battle front

The battlefield during WW11 was not restricted to the highways, but spread-out over tens of miles. The reason Rommel could not continue fighting was a matter of supplies, not due to road access, but they could not get access to their supply ships.

That’s correct.

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:01:14
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735075
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

Rommel would have used the road network to ship supplies to the battlefront

But as his Army was spread over a huge area, they naturally did not always have access to roads.

Compounding the problem was the lack of adequate roads. There was only one “main supply route,” the Via Balbia, which stretched endlessly along the coast, often was interrupted by floods, and was laughably susceptible to both air and ground interdiction. Apart from this, there were only desert tracks, the use of which greatly increased wear and tear on vehicles.

Logistics and the Desert Fox

by Major Jay Hatton, USMC

http://www.almc.army.mil/alog/issues/JanFeb01/MS610.htm

Wookie, if the outcome of the war in North Africa depended solely on a single road, they would not have warred there in the first place. Have you seen the destruction of equipment due to war? Having problems with wear and tear and flat tyres do not really compare.

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:01:21
From: roughbarked
ID: 735076
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

PermeateFree said:

>>you shoot up all military vehicles and road repair machinery<<

Which will also effect civilian supplies, if not more so.


so do you allow a civilian population to suffer for ten years or ten weeks?

They can die just as easily in 10 weeks as they can in ten years. You are gambling with many lives.

This is true.

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:01:28
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735077
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:02:19
From: roughbarked
ID: 735078
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

Rommel would have used the road network to ship supplies to the battlefront

But as his Army was spread over a huge area, they naturally did not always have access to roads.

Compounding the problem was the lack of adequate roads. There was only one “main supply route,” the Via Balbia, which stretched endlessly along the coast, often was interrupted by floods, and was laughably susceptible to both air and ground interdiction. Apart from this, there were only desert tracks, the use of which greatly increased wear and tear on vehicles.

Logistics and the Desert Fox

by Major Jay Hatton, USMC

http://www.almc.army.mil/alog/issues/JanFeb01/MS610.htm

Today’s tanks are better than Rommel’s day.

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:02:25
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735079
Subject: re: June Chatting

this is how an army dies in a desert war

the highway of death kuwait

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:03:11
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735080
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

PermeateFree said:

But as his Army was spread over a huge area, they naturally did not always have access to roads.

Compounding the problem was the lack of adequate roads. There was only one “main supply route,” the Via Balbia, which stretched endlessly along the coast, often was interrupted by floods, and was laughably susceptible to both air and ground interdiction. Apart from this, there were only desert tracks, the use of which greatly increased wear and tear on vehicles.

Logistics and the Desert Fox

by Major Jay Hatton, USMC

http://www.almc.army.mil/alog/issues/JanFeb01/MS610.htm

Wookie, if the outcome of the war in North Africa depended solely on a single road, they would not have warred there in the first place. Have you seen the destruction of equipment due to war? Having problems with wear and tear and flat tyres do not really compare.


Rommel lost because he should have realised not to have gone there in the first place

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:04:01
From: roughbarked
ID: 735081
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

Compounding the problem was the lack of adequate roads. There was only one “main supply route,” the Via Balbia, which stretched endlessly along the coast, often was interrupted by floods, and was laughably susceptible to both air and ground interdiction. Apart from this, there were only desert tracks, the use of which greatly increased wear and tear on vehicles.

Logistics and the Desert Fox

by Major Jay Hatton, USMC

http://www.almc.army.mil/alog/issues/JanFeb01/MS610.htm

Wookie, if the outcome of the war in North Africa depended solely on a single road, they would not have warred there in the first place. Have you seen the destruction of equipment due to war? Having problems with wear and tear and flat tyres do not really compare.


Rommel lost because he should have realised not to have gone there in the first place

No.

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:05:01
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735082
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:



I don’t think the Army vehicle maintenance people would be bothered with that scenario apart from salvaging the wheels.

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:05:05
From: Cymek
ID: 735083
Subject: re: June Chatting

I imagine the reason ISIS are hard to defeat is they are far better equipped and funded than originally thought, they also don’t seem to fear death so probably won’t retreat or surrender

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:06:49
From: roughbarked
ID: 735084
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


I imagine the reason ISIS are hard to defeat is they are far better equipped and funded than originally thought, they also don’t seem to fear death so probably won’t retreat or surrender

Basically the Bedouin were always unassailable.

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:07:57
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735085
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


this is how an army dies in a desert war

the highway of death kuwait


But the road is still useable. However that scene is because it became a civilian bottleneck, or army personal using civilian vehicles.

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:09:22
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735086
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


this is how an army dies in a desert war

the highway of death kuwait


You are right, that was how an army was destroyed. But you are proposing that every four wheel drive car driving anywhere in the area gets brassed up. ISIS already dropped the flag ridden convoys when the Americans got permission to shoot them up. And America is a touch sensitive to indiscriminately shooting everything that moves on the off chance it might be a car full of beardy wierdies. The rules of engagement would be crafted to consider political and humanitarian considerations that you don’t deal with in your scorched earth, blow up the infrastructure and starve the cities one week solution.

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:09:28
From: Cymek
ID: 735087
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

this is how an army dies in a desert war

the highway of death kuwait


But the road is still useable. However that scene is because it became a civilian bottleneck, or army personal using civilian vehicles.

Perhaps nothing is damaged and they are just bad at parking

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:12:07
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735088
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

this is how an army dies in a desert war

the highway of death kuwait


But the road is still useable. However that scene is because it became a civilian bottleneck, or army personal using civilian vehicles.

Perhaps nothing is damaged and they are just bad at parking

That’s why country drivers use the middle of the road.

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:12:53
From: Cymek
ID: 735089
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


wookiemeister said:

this is how an army dies in a desert war

the highway of death kuwait


You are right, that was how an army was destroyed. But you are proposing that every four wheel drive car driving anywhere in the area gets brassed up. ISIS already dropped the flag ridden convoys when the Americans got permission to shoot them up. And America is a touch sensitive to indiscriminately shooting everything that moves on the off chance it might be a car full of beardy wierdies. The rules of engagement would be crafted to consider political and humanitarian considerations that you don’t deal with in your scorched earth, blow up the infrastructure and starve the cities one week solution.

If the “good” guys don’t care who or what they blow up are they any different to the “bad” guys
Also I imagine they are unwilling to put troops on the grounds as it would be costly in lives something Western populations probably wouldn’t accept.

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:12:54
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735090
Subject: re: June Chatting

if only the Iraqis had understood that they shouldn’t have used the roads to get out of Kuwait

hang on – roads – desert – do I hear the 1967 six day war calling ? 6 days?! that’s amazing! where was the entire army again? the road!!

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:13:30
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735091
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


I imagine the reason ISIS are hard to defeat is they are far better equipped and funded than originally thought, they also don’t seem to fear death so probably won’t retreat or surrender

good

then they wont mind going without supplies for a few weeks then – since they are such hard men

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:14:42
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735092
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

this is how an army dies in a desert war

the highway of death kuwait


But the road is still useable. However that scene is because it became a civilian bottleneck, or army personal using civilian vehicles.


armies move on roads

I think they were trying to shoot the vehicles rather than the roads in that case

if they wanted to bone them proper they could have landed a few holes in the road to slow them down even further

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:15:11
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735093
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

this is how an army dies in a desert war

the highway of death kuwait


But the road is still useable. However that scene is because it became a civilian bottleneck, or army personal using civilian vehicles.

Perhaps nothing is damaged and they are just bad at parking

It should also be noted that despite that being the retreating Iraqi army american was still criticised for undue force. Wookies proposed plan is much much worse in that there is no targeted shooting or bombing, if it moves his orbiting drones would kill it. Innocent civilians and beardie wierdies alike.

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:15:47
From: roughbarked
ID: 735094
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

this is how an army dies in a desert war

the highway of death kuwait


But the road is still useable. However that scene is because it became a civilian bottleneck, or army personal using civilian vehicles.


armies move on roads

I think they were trying to shoot the vehicles rather than the roads in that case

if they wanted to bone them proper they could have landed a few holes in the road to slow them down even further

Both armies need the road.

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:15:50
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735095
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


wookiemeister said:

this is how an army dies in a desert war

the highway of death kuwait


You are right, that was how an army was destroyed. But you are proposing that every four wheel drive car driving anywhere in the area gets brassed up. ISIS already dropped the flag ridden convoys when the Americans got permission to shoot them up. And America is a touch sensitive to indiscriminately shooting everything that moves on the off chance it might be a car full of beardy wierdies. The rules of engagement would be crafted to consider political and humanitarian considerations that you don’t deal with in your scorched earth, blow up the infrastructure and starve the cities one week solution.


take down the roads and the war ends within weeks

a little pain now versus lots of pain over decades and an endless war – that’s how you win a war

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:16:25
From: Cymek
ID: 735096
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Cymek said:

I imagine the reason ISIS are hard to defeat is they are far better equipped and funded than originally thought, they also don’t seem to fear death so probably won’t retreat or surrender

good

then they wont mind going without supplies for a few weeks then – since they are such hard men

They need to be stopped but by forces native to the Middle East, if the West and other foreign nations help too much then it could backfire on them especially if a large amount of collateral damage occurs, plus Iraq and other nations need to stand on their own feet or they will become reliant on others.

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:17:19
From: roughbarked
ID: 735097
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


AwesomeO said:

wookiemeister said:

this is how an army dies in a desert war

the highway of death kuwait


You are right, that was how an army was destroyed. But you are proposing that every four wheel drive car driving anywhere in the area gets brassed up. ISIS already dropped the flag ridden convoys when the Americans got permission to shoot them up. And America is a touch sensitive to indiscriminately shooting everything that moves on the off chance it might be a car full of beardy wierdies. The rules of engagement would be crafted to consider political and humanitarian considerations that you don’t deal with in your scorched earth, blow up the infrastructure and starve the cities one week solution.


take down the roads and the war ends within weeks

a little pain now versus lots of pain over decades and an endless war – that’s how you win a war

All we need to do is not want the oil.

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:17:33
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735098
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Cymek said:

PermeateFree said:

But the road is still useable. However that scene is because it became a civilian bottleneck, or army personal using civilian vehicles.

Perhaps nothing is damaged and they are just bad at parking

It should also be noted that despite that being the retreating Iraqi army american was still criticised for undue force. Wookies proposed plan is much much worse in that there is no targeted shooting or bombing, if it moves his orbiting drones would kill it. Innocent civilians and beardie wierdies alike.


knock out the roads first

I don’t think families travel in oil tankers

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:18:08
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735099
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


wookiemeister said:

PermeateFree said:

But the road is still useable. However that scene is because it became a civilian bottleneck, or army personal using civilian vehicles.


armies move on roads

I think they were trying to shoot the vehicles rather than the roads in that case

if they wanted to bone them proper they could have landed a few holes in the road to slow them down even further

Both armies need the road.


not any more my friend if you do it right – that’s the Achilles heel of ISIS not us

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:18:55
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735100
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


wookiemeister said:

Cymek said:

I imagine the reason ISIS are hard to defeat is they are far better equipped and funded than originally thought, they also don’t seem to fear death so probably won’t retreat or surrender

good

then they wont mind going without supplies for a few weeks then – since they are such hard men

They need to be stopped but by forces native to the Middle East, if the West and other foreign nations help too much then it could backfire on them especially if a large amount of collateral damage occurs, plus Iraq and other nations need to stand on their own feet or they will become reliant on others.


waste of time, money and men

you take down the roads

isis grinds to a halt – full stop

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:19:07
From: Cymek
ID: 735101
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’d be interested in how much that gone down in the Middle East in the last 50 years is due to foreign nations interferring and creating power vacuums, installing puppet leaders and so on. No wonder its a mess and they hate us

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:19:24
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735102
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


AwesomeO said:

wookiemeister said:

this is how an army dies in a desert war

the highway of death kuwait


You are right, that was how an army was destroyed. But you are proposing that every four wheel drive car driving anywhere in the area gets brassed up. ISIS already dropped the flag ridden convoys when the Americans got permission to shoot them up. And America is a touch sensitive to indiscriminately shooting everything that moves on the off chance it might be a car full of beardy wierdies. The rules of engagement would be crafted to consider political and humanitarian considerations that you don’t deal with in your scorched earth, blow up the infrastructure and starve the cities one week solution.


take down the roads and the war ends within weeks

a little pain now versus lots of pain over decades and an endless war – that’s how you win a war

The blokes with the guns feel the least pain and will be the last to starve to death. And Iraq might have something to say about hundreds of thousands of its citizens being starved to death and shot up. Though that would depend a lot on if it was a Sunni or Shia majority city.

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:21:54
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735103
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


wookiemeister said:

AwesomeO said:

You are right, that was how an army was destroyed. But you are proposing that every four wheel drive car driving anywhere in the area gets brassed up. ISIS already dropped the flag ridden convoys when the Americans got permission to shoot them up. And America is a touch sensitive to indiscriminately shooting everything that moves on the off chance it might be a car full of beardy wierdies. The rules of engagement would be crafted to consider political and humanitarian considerations that you don’t deal with in your scorched earth, blow up the infrastructure and starve the cities one week solution.


take down the roads and the war ends within weeks

a little pain now versus lots of pain over decades and an endless war – that’s how you win a war

The blokes with the guns feel the least pain and will be the last to starve to death. And Iraq might have something to say about hundreds of thousands of its citizens being starved to death and shot up. Though that would depend a lot on if it was a Sunni or Shia majority city.


the sections in Iraq under ISIS control are mostly sunni, not Shiite , given all the stuff that’s been going down I think the government of Iraq would breathe a sigh of relief

take down the roads

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:21:56
From: roughbarked
ID: 735104
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


I’d be interested in how much that gone down in the Middle East in the last 50 years is due to foreign nations interferring and creating power vacuums, installing puppet leaders and so on. No wonder its a mess and they hate us

As I said. Back away, don’t rely on oil. Let them decide on their own future.

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:24:21
From: Cymek
ID: 735105
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Cymek said:

I’d be interested in how much that gone down in the Middle East in the last 50 years is due to foreign nations interferring and creating power vacuums, installing puppet leaders and so on. No wonder its a mess and they hate us

As I said. Back away, don’t rely on oil. Let them decide on their own future.

Absolutely, it’s horrible but the only way all people in the Middle East will be treated equally is if it they fight and die for it, if others interfer even with the best of intentions it will go wrong

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:24:59
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735106
Subject: re: June Chatting

no one cared when we were levelling berlin and associated german cities

a few people dying because there are a few holes in the road?

taking down the road means at an operational level the ISIS train has its wheels falling off

allow vehicles to head westwards back to ISIS don’t allow vehicles to move eastwards

civillians understanding that vehicles attract fire will walk

ISIS doesn’t strike me as a force wanting to walk anyway

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:27:52
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735107
Subject: re: June Chatting

you could drop food supplies to walking civillians I suppose

troops could be dropped in to intercept these civillians , assess them and arrange evac by truck

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:28:31
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735108
Subject: re: June Chatting

these troops are accompanied by a swarm of gunships, drones and aircraft

you arrive in force

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:31:03
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735109
Subject: re: June Chatting

https://www.stratfor.com/analysis/how-islamic-state-victories-shape-syrian-civil-war?utm_source=freelist-f&utm_medium=email&utm_term=article&utm_campaign=20150604&mc_cid=7569c1fbfb&mc_eid=2ec979dd1c

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:32:42
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735110
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


https://www.stratfor.com/analysis/how-islamic-state-victories-shape-syrian-civil-war?utm_source=freelist-f&utm_medium=email&utm_term=article&utm_campaign=20150604&mc_cid=7569c1fbfb&mc_eid=2ec979dd1c

The Islamic State will prioritize the defense of its core supply lines, used to provide equipment and much-needed recruits.

take down the roads

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:37:28
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735111
Subject: re: June Chatting

1 turkey turns off the supply to all groups in Syria

moves 200,000 men to the border

2 major roads in and around raqqa are bombed cutting all movement of tankers and larger machines

3 all larger vehicles are strafed principally trucks, oil tankers, road repair machinery

4 vehicles moving the battle front become targets – you could drop thousands of leaflets warning the residents not to approach the front lines

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:39:34
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735112
Subject: re: June Chatting

just thinking about the 6 day war

if the Israelis had pushed on straight into cairo I wonder if the war of attrition would have happened or the peace agreement?

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:45:36
From: roughbarked
ID: 735113
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


1 turkey turns off the supply to all groups in Syria

moves 200,000 men to the border

2 major roads in and around raqqa are bombed cutting all movement of tankers and larger machines

3 all larger vehicles are strafed principally trucks, oil tankers, road repair machinery

4 vehicles moving the battle front become targets – you could drop thousands of leaflets warning the residents not to approach the front lines

They are all related. Cousins shooting cousins?

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:50:24
From: dv
ID: 735114
Subject: re: June Chatting

Everyone is related

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:51:03
From: roughbarked
ID: 735115
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Everyone is related

Yeah, that too.

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:51:36
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735116
Subject: re: June Chatting

Just nuke the place just to be sure

to cover all that controlled ISIS area

you will a few nukes, how many big ones would be needed?

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:54:10
From: roughbarked
ID: 735117
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


Just nuke the place just to be sure

to cover all that controlled ISIS area

you will a few nukes, how many big ones would be needed?

LSD in the water. That’ll fix the problem.

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:54:31
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735118
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


Just nuke the place just to be sure

to cover all that controlled ISIS area

you will a few nukes, how many big ones would be needed?

or buy thousands of these

http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Hot-Sales-2-4G-Mini-RC-Drone-4CH-6-Axis-Gyro-LED-Nano-Size-Helicopter-Quadcopter/32288238676.html?currencyType=USD

and fit them with a payload of talcum powder hat can be dropped to scare ISIS away

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Date: 10/06/2015 14:58:26
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735119
Subject: re: June Chatting

have a look at all these drones

https://www.google.com/search?q=drones

click on the shopping tab

there a quite a few different ones, ones with cameras ones without cameras

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Date: 10/06/2015 15:00:14
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735120
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


Just nuke the place just to be sure

to cover all that controlled ISIS area

you will a few nukes, how many big ones would be needed?

Genocide is so last century.

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Date: 10/06/2015 15:02:24
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 735121
Subject: re: June Chatting

Everyone is related

while i accept this as reality i don’t have to like it.

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Date: 10/06/2015 15:03:19
From: roughbarked
ID: 735122
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


Everyone is related

while i accept this as reality i don’t have to like it.

You always had to be pig headed but.

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Date: 10/06/2015 15:08:22
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735123
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

Just nuke the place just to be sure

to cover all that controlled ISIS area

you will a few nukes, how many big ones would be needed?

Genocide is so last century.

How can you deal with all these people when they are driving around in cars/utes/4wds/trucks/vans/etc shooting at people?

and a lot of them would be using off road vehicles

that is why they have a lot of 4wd’s that buy with their oil money

then they disappear using tunnels

its not like a conventional war at all

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Date: 10/06/2015 15:09:09
From: roughbarked
ID: 735124
Subject: re: June Chatting

Police have arrested the identical twin brother of Stephanie Scott’s alleged killer Vincent Stanford in relation to the NSW teacher’s murder.

Officers arrested 24-year-old Marcus Stanford at his home in Forreston, South Australia, this morning as part of the investigation into the murder of the Leeton school teacher.

Marcus Stanford faced Mount Barker Magistrates Court where NSW Police sought his extradition.

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Date: 10/06/2015 15:11:15
From: roughbarked
ID: 735125
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

Just nuke the place just to be sure

to cover all that controlled ISIS area

you will a few nukes, how many big ones would be needed?

Genocide is so last century.

How can you deal with all these people when they are driving around in cars/utes/4wds/trucks/vans/etc shooting at people?

and a lot of them would be using off road vehicles

that is why they have a lot of 4wd’s that buy with their oil money

then they disappear using tunnels

its not like a conventional war at all

Toyota could decide not to sell their vehicles in the region.

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Date: 10/06/2015 15:13:37
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735126
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

Just nuke the place just to be sure

to cover all that controlled ISIS area

you will a few nukes, how many big ones would be needed?

Genocide is so last century.

How can you deal with all these people when they are driving around in cars/utes/4wds/trucks/vans/etc shooting at people?

and a lot of them would be using off road vehicles

that is why they have a lot of 4wd’s that buy with their oil money

then they disappear using tunnels

its not like a conventional war at all


where will they get their money when the oil stops flowing

those mounds where the tunnels were would be known, theres NOWHERE to hide in the desert

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Date: 10/06/2015 15:14:01
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735127
Subject: re: June Chatting

these are 2 drones I have atm

http://www.robotshop.com/en/hubsan-x4-mini-quadcopter-camera-red.html

http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Hot-Sales-2-4G-Mini-RC-Drone-4CH-6-Axis-Gyro-LED-Nano-Size-Helicopter-Quadcopter/32288238676.html?currencyType=USD

thinking of getting another camera drone

most likely this one, a Phantom 2 Vision+

http://www.gizmag.com/dji-phantom-2-vision-vision-plus-review/36434/

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Date: 10/06/2015 15:14:07
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 735128
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

Just nuke the place just to be sure

to cover all that controlled ISIS area

you will a few nukes, how many big ones would be needed?

Genocide is so last century.

So is the wheel but we still use them.

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Date: 10/06/2015 15:14:41
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735129
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

Genocide is so last century.

How can you deal with all these people when they are driving around in cars/utes/4wds/trucks/vans/etc shooting at people?

and a lot of them would be using off road vehicles

that is why they have a lot of 4wd’s that buy with their oil money

then they disappear using tunnels

its not like a conventional war at all

Toyota could decide not to sell their vehicles in the region.

sales must be high with all the replacements

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Date: 10/06/2015 15:17:12
From: roughbarked
ID: 735130
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

Genocide is so last century.

How can you deal with all these people when they are driving around in cars/utes/4wds/trucks/vans/etc shooting at people?

and a lot of them would be using off road vehicles

that is why they have a lot of 4wd’s that buy with their oil money

then they disappear using tunnels

its not like a conventional war at all


where will they get their money when the oil stops flowing

those mounds where the tunnels were would be known, theres NOWHERE to hide in the desert

Tunnels under sand? There is rock down there somewhere.

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Date: 10/06/2015 15:18:44
From: Cymek
ID: 735131
Subject: re: June Chatting

Candidate for mum of the year, she’s was selling cannabis and had her 10 year old son chopping it up and bagging it.

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Date: 10/06/2015 15:21:04
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735132
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Candidate for mum of the year, she’s was selling cannabis and had her 10 year old son chopping it up and bagging it.

stupid mum, dont involve children with drugs

I suppose she could not care less
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Date: 10/06/2015 15:25:43
From: btm
ID: 735133
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Everyone is related

If all man are brothers, would you let one marry your sister?

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Date: 10/06/2015 15:33:20
From: poikilotherm
ID: 735134
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek, what does this mean on a district court list;

Listing type

Mention (Police)

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Date: 10/06/2015 15:33:36
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735135
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


dv said:

Everyone is related

If all man are brothers, would you let one marry your sister?

If all women are sisters would you let one marry your brother?

What about cousins?

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Date: 10/06/2015 15:35:18
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 735136
Subject: re: June Chatting

what have you done now poik?

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Date: 10/06/2015 15:40:12
From: Cymek
ID: 735137
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Cymek, what does this mean on a district court list;

Listing type

Mention (Police)

I think its the first appearance of charge bought to the courts by the police and they will ask for a further remand to get more information, the accused probably will not be required to plea at this point in time.

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Date: 10/06/2015 15:40:43
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735138
Subject: re: June Chatting

polkies helping the police with their inquiries again

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Date: 10/06/2015 15:45:49
From: Cymek
ID: 735139
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


poikilotherm said:

Cymek, what does this mean on a district court list;

Listing type

Mention (Police)

I think its the first appearance of charge bought to the courts by the police and they will ask for a further remand to get more information, the accused probably will not be required to plea at this point in time.

All matters start off in Petty Sessions or Magistrates Court and are then sent up to the higher courts depending on the charge. Mention usually means its a quick mention for a further remand by either the defence or prosecution for legal defence or further clarification of the charge. It could be the police require more time for analysis of a drug type or to interview witnesses,etc.

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Date: 10/06/2015 15:48:54
From: poikilotherm
ID: 735140
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Cymek said:

poikilotherm said:

Cymek, what does this mean on a district court list;

Listing type

Mention (Police)

I think its the first appearance of charge bought to the courts by the police and they will ask for a further remand to get more information, the accused probably will not be required to plea at this point in time.

All matters start off in Petty Sessions or Magistrates Court and are then sent up to the higher courts depending on the charge. Mention usually means its a quick mention for a further remand by either the defence or prosecution for legal defence or further clarification of the charge. It could be the police require more time for analysis of a drug type or to interview witnesses,etc.

Ok, cheers. Is the entry for this bloke

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Date: 10/06/2015 15:50:15
From: Cymek
ID: 735141
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Cymek said:

Cymek said:

I think its the first appearance of charge bought to the courts by the police and they will ask for a further remand to get more information, the accused probably will not be required to plea at this point in time.

All matters start off in Petty Sessions or Magistrates Court and are then sent up to the higher courts depending on the charge. Mention usually means its a quick mention for a further remand by either the defence or prosecution for legal defence or further clarification of the charge. It could be the police require more time for analysis of a drug type or to interview witnesses,etc.

Ok, cheers. Is the entry for this bloke

That’s quite amusing

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Date: 10/06/2015 15:51:37
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735142
Subject: re: June Chatting

Is this the moment internet pranks go too far? Shocking video shows the moment a young man breaks down after his friends make him think he’s KILLED an old man

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3117518/Is-moment-internet-pranks-far-Shocking-video-shows-moment-young-man-breaks-friends-make-think-s-KILLED-old-man.html#ixzz3cdTdlkjz
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Date: 10/06/2015 15:54:12
From: Cymek
ID: 735143
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Is this the moment internet pranks go too far? Shocking video shows the moment a young man breaks down after his friends make him think he’s KILLED an old man

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3117518/Is-moment-internet-pranks-far-Shocking-video-shows-moment-young-man-breaks-friends-make-think-s-KILLED-old-man.html#ixzz3cdTdlkjz
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What would have happened if the young man hurt or killed himself out of grief

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Date: 10/06/2015 16:07:57
From: Speedy
ID: 735144
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Ok, cheers. Is the entry for this bloke

What scum! He denied that the dogs were his. That’s even worse than the original crime. I wonder where the dogs are now.

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Date: 10/06/2015 16:11:07
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735145
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


wookiemeister said:

Is this the moment internet pranks go too far? Shocking video shows the moment a young man breaks down after his friends make him think he’s KILLED an old man

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3117518/Is-moment-internet-pranks-far-Shocking-video-shows-moment-young-man-breaks-friends-make-think-s-KILLED-old-man.html#ixzz3cdTdlkjz
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What would have happened if the young man hurt or killed himself out of grief


someone I knew had told me about some bloke he knew in some leagues club he visited that alluded that he had been or was in the “SAS

a prank I had in mind was having the fellah I knew introduce a new character that was also involved in “something”, the SAS guy would be encouraged to officially join a secret government organisation (and presumably you’d set them up with some bullshit bit of paperwork they’d sign). you’d then move things on fairly quickly within a hour or so where the first training would be given – most likely a woods somewhere, where a handgun would be produced (loaded with blanks).

to be activated into this shadowy organisation you’d need to shoot a terrorist they had caught. so the hand gun would be duly put into the hand of the new recruit and then be encouraged to shoot the bound victim , still spouting some threat. the recruit would be asked to shoot him by the leader , if they didn’t want to then they’d say no hard feelings and then make sure they squeezed the trigger as they took the gun and being killed by the new recruit. the person I knew would then exclaim “bloody hell” lets get out of here – take the gun and ditch it nearby. the victim of the prank probably wouldn’t show his face down the club again

if the new recruit shot the “terrorist” the victim would fall back dead and the leader of the group exclaim “bloody hell – I told you to shoot him – not kill him!” , take the gun off him and tell him he was washed up and hustle him away back to the club

would have been an excellent prank

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Date: 10/06/2015 16:13:18
From: poikilotherm
ID: 735146
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


poikilotherm said:

Ok, cheers. Is the entry for this bloke

What scum! He denied that the dogs were his. That’s even worse than the original crime. I wonder where the dogs are now.

With his feral gf I’d assume, who lives in the same house.

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Date: 10/06/2015 16:13:56
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735147
Subject: re: June Chatting

I think that’s whats missing with pranks these days, no imagination

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Date: 10/06/2015 16:15:56
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 735148
Subject: re: June Chatting

I wonder where the dogs are now.

someone let them out. who, we don’t know.

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Date: 10/06/2015 16:16:31
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735149
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.theage.com.au/national/health/dr-philip-nitschke-comes-to-rescue-on-qantas-flight-20150609-ghjn8n.html

The Irony.

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Date: 10/06/2015 16:17:28
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735150
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Cymek said:

wookiemeister said:

Is this the moment internet pranks go too far? Shocking video shows the moment a young man breaks down after his friends make him think he’s KILLED an old man

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3117518/Is-moment-internet-pranks-far-Shocking-video-shows-moment-young-man-breaks-friends-make-think-s-KILLED-old-man.html#ixzz3cdTdlkjz
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What would have happened if the young man hurt or killed himself out of grief


someone I knew had told me about some bloke he knew in some leagues club he visited that alluded that he had been or was in the “SAS

a prank I had in mind was having the fellah I knew introduce a new character that was also involved in “something”, the SAS guy would be encouraged to officially join a secret government organisation (and presumably you’d set them up with some bullshit bit of paperwork they’d sign). you’d then move things on fairly quickly within a hour or so where the first training would be given – most likely a woods somewhere, where a handgun would be produced (loaded with blanks).

to be activated into this shadowy organisation you’d need to shoot a terrorist they had caught. so the hand gun would be duly put into the hand of the new recruit and then be encouraged to shoot the bound victim , still spouting some threat. the recruit would be asked to shoot him by the leader , if they didn’t want to then they’d say no hard feelings and then make sure they squeezed the trigger as they took the gun and being killed by the new recruit. the person I knew would then exclaim “bloody hell” lets get out of here – take the gun and ditch it nearby. the victim of the prank probably wouldn’t show his face down the club again

if the new recruit shot the “terrorist” the victim would fall back dead and the leader of the group exclaim “bloody hell – I told you to shoot him – not kill him!” , take the gun off him and tell him he was washed up and hustle him away back to the club

would have been an excellent prank

That is an old old joke. Loyalty test for them CIA, man is told to kill his wife and given a pistol with a blank in it. Instructors leave them room. They hear a shot then a big kerfuffle, they enter the room to tell the man he had passed the loyalty test and they are confronted by the mans dead wife. The man tells the instructors I shot her but the gun didn’t work so I had to beat her to death.

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Date: 10/06/2015 16:22:09
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735151
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Speedy said:

poikilotherm said:

Ok, cheers. Is the entry for this bloke

What scum! He denied that the dogs were his. That’s even worse than the original crime. I wonder where the dogs are now.

With his feral gf I’d assume, who lives in the same house.

Feral dogs and feral humans tend to hang out together

which makes it easier for the police to find them, which they did straight away

police find dumb criminals really quick

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Date: 10/06/2015 16:23:38
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735152
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


wookiemeister said:

Cymek said:

What would have happened if the young man hurt or killed himself out of grief


someone I knew had told me about some bloke he knew in some leagues club he visited that alluded that he had been or was in the “SAS

a prank I had in mind was having the fellah I knew introduce a new character that was also involved in “something”, the SAS guy would be encouraged to officially join a secret government organisation (and presumably you’d set them up with some bullshit bit of paperwork they’d sign). you’d then move things on fairly quickly within a hour or so where the first training would be given – most likely a woods somewhere, where a handgun would be produced (loaded with blanks).

to be activated into this shadowy organisation you’d need to shoot a terrorist they had caught. so the hand gun would be duly put into the hand of the new recruit and then be encouraged to shoot the bound victim , still spouting some threat. the recruit would be asked to shoot him by the leader , if they didn’t want to then they’d say no hard feelings and then make sure they squeezed the trigger as they took the gun and being killed by the new recruit. the person I knew would then exclaim “bloody hell” lets get out of here – take the gun and ditch it nearby. the victim of the prank probably wouldn’t show his face down the club again

if the new recruit shot the “terrorist” the victim would fall back dead and the leader of the group exclaim “bloody hell – I told you to shoot him – not kill him!” , take the gun off him and tell him he was washed up and hustle him away back to the club

would have been an excellent prank

That is an old old joke. Loyalty test for them CIA, man is told to kill his wife and given a pistol with a blank in it. Instructors leave them room. They hear a shot then a big kerfuffle, they enter the room to tell the man he had passed the loyalty test and they are confronted by the mans dead wife. The man tells the instructors I shot her but the gun didn’t work so I had to beat her to death.


well it came to me as a brilliant prank

at the time “X” had let slip to the other apprentices that he had got all the certification for getting a gun licence and had been shooting at the weekend – he would use the humble brag how about he was using the rifle etc

at the time I was lathing up all these brass connections and realised I could indeed lathe down and make a rather convincing shell and casing from this very material

so setting to work I decided on a rimfire shape and a slight cut for the the shell and cartridge separation

then waited for him to leave his desk (right next to mine) and ruffled it up in his clothing

after waiting for him to come back I gave him the briefest of glances and waited for him to find it

and find it he did – the look on his face was priceless – I’d never seen his eyebrows move so quickly and so high

he then worked out it was a gag and I was pissing myself

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Date: 10/06/2015 16:24:22
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735153
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


http://www.theage.com.au/national/health/dr-philip-nitschke-comes-to-rescue-on-qantas-flight-20150609-ghjn8n.html

The Irony.

he was just taking vital signs

not administrating any drugs

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Date: 10/06/2015 16:25:33
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735154
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


AwesomeO said:

wookiemeister said:

someone I knew had told me about some bloke he knew in some leagues club he visited that alluded that he had been or was in the “SAS

a prank I had in mind was having the fellah I knew introduce a new character that was also involved in “something”, the SAS guy would be encouraged to officially join a secret government organisation (and presumably you’d set them up with some bullshit bit of paperwork they’d sign). you’d then move things on fairly quickly within a hour or so where the first training would be given – most likely a woods somewhere, where a handgun would be produced (loaded with blanks).

to be activated into this shadowy organisation you’d need to shoot a terrorist they had caught. so the hand gun would be duly put into the hand of the new recruit and then be encouraged to shoot the bound victim , still spouting some threat. the recruit would be asked to shoot him by the leader , if they didn’t want to then they’d say no hard feelings and then make sure they squeezed the trigger as they took the gun and being killed by the new recruit. the person I knew would then exclaim “bloody hell” lets get out of here – take the gun and ditch it nearby. the victim of the prank probably wouldn’t show his face down the club again

if the new recruit shot the “terrorist” the victim would fall back dead and the leader of the group exclaim “bloody hell – I told you to shoot him – not kill him!” , take the gun off him and tell him he was washed up and hustle him away back to the club

would have been an excellent prank

That is an old old joke. Loyalty test for them CIA, man is told to kill his wife and given a pistol with a blank in it. Instructors leave them room. They hear a shot then a big kerfuffle, they enter the room to tell the man he had passed the loyalty test and they are confronted by the mans dead wife. The man tells the instructors I shot her but the gun didn’t work so I had to beat her to death.


well it came to me as a brilliant prank

at the time “X” had let slip to the other apprentices that he had got all the certification for getting a gun licence and had been shooting at the weekend – he would use the humble brag how about he was using the rifle etc

at the time I was lathing up all these brass connections and realised I could indeed lathe down and make a rather convincing shell and casing from this very material

so setting to work I decided on a rimfire shape and a slight cut for the the shell and cartridge separation

then waited for him to leave his desk (right next to mine) and ruffled it up in his clothing

after waiting for him to come back I gave him the briefest of glances and waited for him to find it

and find it he did – the look on his face was priceless – I’d never seen his eyebrows move so quickly and so high

he then worked out it was a gag and I was pissing myself


bringing live ammunition to work was frowned upon I believe – hence his surprise

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Date: 10/06/2015 16:28:47
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735155
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


wookiemeister said:

AwesomeO said:

That is an old old joke. Loyalty test for them CIA, man is told to kill his wife and given a pistol with a blank in it. Instructors leave them room. They hear a shot then a big kerfuffle, they enter the room to tell the man he had passed the loyalty test and they are confronted by the mans dead wife. The man tells the instructors I shot her but the gun didn’t work so I had to beat her to death.


well it came to me as a brilliant prank

at the time “X” had let slip to the other apprentices that he had got all the certification for getting a gun licence and had been shooting at the weekend – he would use the humble brag how about he was using the rifle etc

at the time I was lathing up all these brass connections and realised I could indeed lathe down and make a rather convincing shell and casing from this very material

so setting to work I decided on a rimfire shape and a slight cut for the the shell and cartridge separation

then waited for him to leave his desk (right next to mine) and ruffled it up in his clothing

after waiting for him to come back I gave him the briefest of glances and waited for him to find it

and find it he did – the look on his face was priceless – I’d never seen his eyebrows move so quickly and so high

he then worked out it was a gag and I was pissing myself


bringing live ammunition to work was frowned upon I believe – hence his surprise

I HAVE NO LIVE ROUNDS OR RANGE PRODUCE IN MY POSSESSION SIR!!!

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Date: 10/06/2015 16:33:03
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735156
Subject: re: June Chatting

someone was tightening my vice at my desk when I left it – big gag huh?

so I found the weakest link and discovered the identity of my tormentor

I had gone to some fair that weekend and discovered to my delight that they were selling ‘throwdowns” – small balls of something or the other that exploded when hit with a hammer or thrown down (apply pressure and – bang!)

the following morning I came in early with no one around and placed a throw down under each of the small feet of the stools at each desk (about 6 in total) and then waited for my victim to arrive (usually late and hung over from the night before)

on seeing him outside I quickly got up and positioned behind a group of people allowing myself a perfect corridor of view between them at the stool

so he comes rushing in garbling some bullshit about being late etc and throws himself down on the stool and theres a big bang and everyone looks up to see him catapulting from the stool into the air with fright

one of the more switched ones sees this and looks around at me and says “was that you?”

I said no

the vice was never tightened again

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Date: 10/06/2015 16:33:26
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735157
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


wookiemeister said:

wookiemeister said:

well it came to me as a brilliant prank

at the time “X” had let slip to the other apprentices that he had got all the certification for getting a gun licence and had been shooting at the weekend – he would use the humble brag how about he was using the rifle etc

at the time I was lathing up all these brass connections and realised I could indeed lathe down and make a rather convincing shell and casing from this very material

so setting to work I decided on a rimfire shape and a slight cut for the the shell and cartridge separation

then waited for him to leave his desk (right next to mine) and ruffled it up in his clothing

after waiting for him to come back I gave him the briefest of glances and waited for him to find it

and find it he did – the look on his face was priceless – I’d never seen his eyebrows move so quickly and so high

he then worked out it was a gag and I was pissing myself


bringing live ammunition to work was frowned upon I believe – hence his surprise

I HAVE NO LIVE ROUNDS OR RANGE PRODUCE IN MY POSSESSION SIR!!!

he has a stick

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Date: 10/06/2015 16:38:29
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735158
Subject: re: June Chatting

I remember when we were doing a practical lesson where we were wiring up a main switchboard

the teacher was walking around with this dirty rag in his hands , wiping them as he went around, waiting for the perfect moment one of them piped up

excuse me sir… isn’t that X’s t-shirt?

the teachers face froze – that dirty cloth he had found was in fact X’s t- shirt. what was more amusing was that X was widely known never to wash , his hands and finger nails were usually black, so it was a double joke because this prized and expensive “slipknot” t-shirt not was so filthy from being worn by X that the teacher mistook it for a wipe rag

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Date: 10/06/2015 16:40:15
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735159
Subject: re: June Chatting

the same X as before

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Date: 10/06/2015 16:43:52
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735160
Subject: re: June Chatting

workshops are fun places

the notching machine has only one purpose – to churn out ninja throwing stars

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Date: 10/06/2015 17:04:46
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735161
Subject: re: June Chatting

So how much longer do you expect to stay in Melbourne Wookie?

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Date: 10/06/2015 17:46:20
From: poikilotherm
ID: 735164
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


So how much longer do you expect to stay in Melbourne Wookie?

Hi five for WR, that seemed to shut ‘im up.

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Date: 10/06/2015 17:48:19
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 735165
Subject: re: June Chatting

evening folks

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Date: 10/06/2015 17:57:05
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735168
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tonight: Woast hen with all the twimmings (roast taters, parsnips, carrots, peas, stuffing, gravy etc).

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Date: 10/06/2015 19:02:38
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735177
Subject: re: June Chatting

World’s first ‘feeling’ leg prosthesis unveiled
June 9, 2015 – 11:45PM
Nina Lamparski

The world’s first artificial leg capable of simulating the feelings of a real limb and fighting phantom pain has been unveiled by researchers in Vienna.

Read more:

http://www.theage.com.au/national/health/worlds-first-feeling-leg-prosthesis-unveiled-20150609-ghjfhy

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Date: 10/06/2015 19:21:32
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735178
Subject: re: June Chatting

Have you run out of champers yet Mr Car?

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Date: 10/06/2015 19:30:35
From: transition
ID: 735179
Subject: re: June Chatting

….run out of champers”

didn’t offer me none.
you’re not a wine sipping type, hey witty.

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Date: 10/06/2015 19:31:52
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735180
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


….run out of champers”

didn’t offer me none.
you’re not a wine sipping type, hey witty.


I have the odd sip of an evening.

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Date: 10/06/2015 19:42:52
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735183
Subject: re: June Chatting

No bubbly left but plenty of white & red.

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Date: 10/06/2015 19:53:51
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735184
Subject: re: June Chatting

which blues player died recently

not B.B King

last week or a a few days ago?

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Date: 10/06/2015 19:56:05
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735185
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


which blues player died recently

not B.B King

last week or a a few days ago?

Tremblin’ Joe Hayes.

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Date: 10/06/2015 19:56:30
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735186
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


which blues player died recently

not B.B King

last week or a a few days ago?

Mel Waiters, the flashy rhythm and blues singer known for soulful party songs like “Hole In The Wall” and “The Smaller The Club,” died early Thursday (May 28) after a short battle with cancer, his booking agent’s office confirmed. He was 58.

http://www.nola.com/music/index.ssf/2015/05/mel_waiters_southern_soul_blue.html

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Date: 10/06/2015 20:01:40
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735187
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’d better go baste that bird which is smelling delightful. Then make a rich mushroom gravy.

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Date: 10/06/2015 20:03:04
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735190
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

which blues player died recently

not B.B King

last week or a a few days ago?

Tremblin’ Joe Hayes.

Tremblin’ Joe Hayes. that’s him I think do you have a link?

Mel Waiters, dont think if heard any of his stuff

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Date: 10/06/2015 20:04:30
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735191
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


AwesomeO said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

which blues player died recently

not B.B King

last week or a a few days ago?

Tremblin’ Joe Hayes.

Tremblin’ Joe Hayes. that’s him I think do you have a link?

Mel Waiters, dont think if heard any of his stuff

Give us a bit, I will knock something up on wiki.

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Date: 10/06/2015 20:06:02
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735192
Subject: re: June Chatting

>Tremblin’ Joe Hayes. that’s him I think do you have a link?

Curve just made that one up, Crazy.

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Date: 10/06/2015 20:08:53
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735193
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


>Tremblin’ Joe Hayes. that’s him I think do you have a link?

Curve just made that one up, Crazy.

thought so, all I found was a football player

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Date: 10/06/2015 20:30:41
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735194
Subject: re: June Chatting

LIFE ON THE DOLE
Benefits, Babies and Jail

8.30pm – 9.30pmWINTonight
South Yorkshire has some of the most deprived neighbourhoods in the UK, some of the highest rates of single-parent households and a greater number of long-term unemployed than many other areas in Britain.

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Date: 10/06/2015 21:43:39
From: Speedy
ID: 735204
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well today went better than expected. Went motorhome shopping with mum and her hubby then dropped them off back at their place as she wanted to cook. I then drove home, collected Mr Speedy and then the kids from school, then all of us returned to mum’s place for dinner. She was happy, so everyone was happy.

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Date: 10/06/2015 21:48:01
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735205
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Well today went better than expected. Went motorhome shopping with mum and her hubby then dropped them off back at their place as she wanted to cook. I then drove home, collected Mr Speedy and then the kids from school, then all of us returned to mum’s place for dinner. She was happy, so everyone was happy.

Glad it all worked out.

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Date: 10/06/2015 21:49:12
From: kii
ID: 735206
Subject: re: June Chatting

Conversations in the morning:

mr kii is using some of the strawberry jam we made last night…

him: this has got the foamy stuff on top like homemade jam!!
me: it is homemade jam.

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Date: 10/06/2015 21:51:22
From: kii
ID: 735207
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Well today went better than expected. Went motorhome shopping with mum and her hubby then dropped them off back at their place as she wanted to cook. I then drove home, collected Mr Speedy and then the kids from school, then all of us returned to mum’s place for dinner. She was happy, so everyone was happy.

Good news. It might be stressful for her making changes at her age.

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Date: 10/06/2015 21:51:46
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 735208
Subject: re: June Chatting

ahhh can’t live with us. can’t live without us.

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Date: 10/06/2015 22:01:25
From: kii
ID: 735209
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


ahhh can’t live with us. can’t live without us.

Something like that :/

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Date: 10/06/2015 22:08:50
From: Speedy
ID: 735210
Subject: re: June Chatting

Little Speedy was sick and missed out on a soccer match on Saturday. That night he asked …

LS: Mum, was soccer on? Yesterday?
Me: Yes. Today.
LS: ?

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Date: 10/06/2015 22:22:02
From: Speedy
ID: 735211
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:

Good news. It might be stressful for her making changes at her age.

Yes. I don’t know what’s going on. She had forgotten a couple of important things. One of them was the death of a close friend of mine in February. She asked me how she was going now! Earlier in the day, I had even mentioned the names of a few people I had seen at the funeral :/

In hindsight, I think what made her upset yesterday was the news/realisation that it was a school/work day for others and that we couldn’t all have a big, fun, family day out together.

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Date: 10/06/2015 22:58:59
From: dv
ID: 735212
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hockey “out of touch” with his dick.

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Date: 10/06/2015 22:59:11
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735213
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 10/06/2015 23:06:32
From: Speedy
ID: 735214
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-10/ute-driver-brian-scutt-did-not-intentionally-hit-ravenshoe-cafe/6536054

This is the gas bottle explosion Tamb was lucky to escape?

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Date: 10/06/2015 23:16:32
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735215
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-10/ute-driver-brian-scutt-did-not-intentionally-hit-ravenshoe-cafe/6536054

This is the gas bottle explosion Tamb was lucky to escape?

Yep. 30m away IIRC

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Date: 10/06/2015 23:28:56
From: Speedy
ID: 735216
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Speedy said:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-10/ute-driver-brian-scutt-did-not-intentionally-hit-ravenshoe-cafe/6536054

This is the gas bottle explosion Tamb was lucky to escape?

Yep. 30m away IIRC

He was very lucky. I can’t believe that there have been no fatalities. Hopefully it stays that way.

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Date: 11/06/2015 00:48:04
From: transition
ID: 735217
Subject: re: June Chatting

>Hockey “out of touch” with his dick.

hope you’s not knockin’ joe now
he’s got the big ok from wall street

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Date: 11/06/2015 06:26:37
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 735219
Subject: re: June Chatting

morning folks

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Date: 11/06/2015 06:45:53
From: buffy
ID: 735220
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good morning Holidayers. Five degrees and dark.

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Date: 11/06/2015 06:48:42
From: buffy
ID: 735221
Subject: re: June Chatting

Gosh, quiet in here overnight. I’ll have to read the news instead of here this morning.

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Date: 11/06/2015 06:48:50
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 735222
Subject: re: June Chatting

-1.5 here, but getting the fire started again

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Date: 11/06/2015 06:58:30
From: Divine Angel
ID: 735223
Subject: re: June Chatting

*something about sleep *

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Date: 11/06/2015 07:01:57
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 735224
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:

  • mumbles incoherently *
*something about sleep *

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Date: 11/06/2015 07:02:07
From: roughbarked
ID: 735225
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


-1.5 here, but getting the fire started again

5.2°C here.

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Date: 11/06/2015 07:26:41
From: roughbarked
ID: 735226
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Divine Angel said:
  • mumbles incoherently *
*something about sleep *


I see what you did there.

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Date: 11/06/2015 07:29:21
From: Divine Angel
ID: 735227
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Divine Angel said:
  • mumbles incoherently *
*something about sleep *


More like 12.20am, 3.20am and 6.20am.

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Date: 11/06/2015 07:34:43
From: poikilotherm
ID: 735229
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning. Clear and sunny ere in the styx.

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Date: 11/06/2015 07:40:46
From: Rule 303
ID: 735231
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning all.

I play with numbers games regularly and usually find them pretty easy, but this one took a minute:

3+1=24
5+2=37
7+2=59
8+1=79
7+5=212
15+3=1218

Enjoy :-)

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Date: 11/06/2015 07:50:29
From: transition
ID: 735233
Subject: re: June Chatting

3+1=24 (A + B = last digit/s, and A – B= first digits)
5+2=37
7+2=59
8+1=79
7+5=212
15+3=1218

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Date: 11/06/2015 07:50:42
From: Dropbear
ID: 735234
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


Morning all.

I play with numbers games regularly and usually find them pretty easy, but this one took a minute:

3+1=24
5+2=37
7+2=59
8+1=79
7+5=212
15+3=1218

Enjoy :-)

The pattern is easy 3-1=2 3+1=4
5-2=3 5+2=7

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Date: 11/06/2015 07:57:15
From: Rule 303
ID: 735236
Subject: re: June Chatting

Or you could have left it for other people to enjoy the solving, too…

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Date: 11/06/2015 07:58:56
From: roughbarked
ID: 735237
Subject: re: June Chatting

Here’s one.. How is halal and kosher fit with slaughterhouse activities?

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Date: 11/06/2015 08:02:55
From: Rule 303
ID: 735238
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:

Here’s one.. How is halal and kosher fit with slaughterhouse activities?

I don’t get it.

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Date: 11/06/2015 08:04:30
From: roughbarked
ID: 735239
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


roughbarked said:

Here’s one.. How is halal and kosher fit with slaughterhouse activities?

I don’t get it.

Neither do I. Which is why I asked.

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Date: 11/06/2015 08:12:13
From: poikilotherm
ID: 735243
Subject: re: June Chatting

In the good news, it looks like the RBA in charge admitted there’s something of a housing bubble in aus…should be interesting times in the coming months/year or two.

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Date: 11/06/2015 08:13:39
From: roughbarked
ID: 735244
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


In the good news, it looks like the RBA in charge admitted there’s something of a housing bubble in aus…should be interesting times in the coming months/year or two.

Hockey puck.

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Date: 11/06/2015 08:33:18
From: pommiejohn
ID: 735245
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


In the good news, it looks like the RBA in charge admitted there’s something of a housing bubble in aus…should be interesting times in the coming months/year or two.

Heard that before. The bubble only bursts when interest rates get so high that people can’t afford their mortgage repayments. Unless that happens prices stagnate but don’t crash.

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Date: 11/06/2015 08:34:42
From: poikilotherm
ID: 735246
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


poikilotherm said:

In the good news, it looks like the RBA in charge admitted there’s something of a housing bubble in aus…should be interesting times in the coming months/year or two.

Heard that before. The bubble only bursts when interest rates get so high that people can’t afford their mortgage repayments. Unless that happens prices stagnate but don’t crash.

Jobs…

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Date: 11/06/2015 08:35:37
From: pommiejohn
ID: 735247
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


pommiejohn said:

poikilotherm said:

In the good news, it looks like the RBA in charge admitted there’s something of a housing bubble in aus…should be interesting times in the coming months/year or two.

Heard that before. The bubble only bursts when interest rates get so high that people can’t afford their mortgage repayments. Unless that happens prices stagnate but don’t crash.

Jobs…

Or lack of them, true, but interest rates are the killer.

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Date: 11/06/2015 08:36:46
From: roughbarked
ID: 735248
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


poikilotherm said:

pommiejohn said:

Heard that before. The bubble only bursts when interest rates get so high that people can’t afford their mortgage repayments. Unless that happens prices stagnate but don’t crash.

Jobs…

Or lack of them, true, but interest rates are the killer.

Clearly the jobs problem is too big for Hockey so the RBA is taking interest down accordingly.

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Date: 11/06/2015 08:46:00
From: Dropbear
ID: 735250
Subject: re: June Chatting

There is a housing bubble in Sydney, and to some extent Melbourne.

It’s hard for some to imagine an Australia outside of those two cities but it exists

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Date: 11/06/2015 08:50:47
From: pommiejohn
ID: 735251
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


There is a housing bubble in Sydney, and to some extent Melbourne.

It’s hard for some to imagine an Australia outside of those two cities but it exists

I’m not disputing there’s a bubble, but whether it will burst or fizzle out is the question.

I ended up in several years of negative equity in London like many people. Years of rapid growth followed by recession meant people had mortgages higher than the value of their homes. You can’t sell because you’d end up with a debt and no home, so everyone hangs on hoping prices will recover, so the market stagnates. What caused the crash was interest rate rises that meant people couldn’t afford the payments. Banks repossessed homes and flooded the market with cheap houses.

It seems to me that won’t happen until interest rates go higher.
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Date: 11/06/2015 08:53:57
From: Dropbear
ID: 735252
Subject: re: June Chatting

The market soon recovered and took off again in London though eh. It was only a couple of bad years 2008ish that was s bad time to sell

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Date: 11/06/2015 08:57:20
From: pommiejohn
ID: 735253
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


The market soon recovered and took off again in London though eh. It was only a couple of bad years 2008ish that was s bad time to sell

I’m older than that! I’m talking about the 1990s recession. I bought in 1988, was in negative equity a year later and not out of it for quite a few years.

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Date: 11/06/2015 09:05:13
From: Dropbear
ID: 735254
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


Dropbear said:

The market soon recovered and took off again in London though eh. It was only a couple of bad years 2008ish that was s bad time to sell

I’m older than that! I’m talking about the 1990s recession. I bought in 1988, was in negative equity a year later and not out of it for quite a few years.

Ahh ok .. The bride was way into those pommie real estate shows on Foxtel and I know they had that big downturn after the GFC. Sounds similar

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Date: 11/06/2015 09:24:05
From: poikilotherm
ID: 735256
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


There is a housing bubble in Sydney, and to some extent Melbourne.

It’s hard for some to imagine an Australia outside of those two cities but it exists

A burst/fizzled Sydney or Melbourne market will drag other places down with it – why live in the styx when you can buy cheap in a capital city.

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Date: 11/06/2015 09:30:21
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735257
Subject: re: June Chatting

I am not sure it will burst, more deflate as vendors drop prices to meet buyers. Must be a lot of investments properties going to come onto the market with miners going broke and laying off.

Question, is negative equity so bad if you do not intend to sell? So long as your mortgage payments are below rental you are still ahead?

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Date: 11/06/2015 09:31:47
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735258
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


why live in the styx when you can buy cheap in a capital city.

The ambiance?

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Date: 11/06/2015 09:46:40
From: Dropbear
ID: 735259
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:

I am not sure it will burst, more deflate as vendors drop prices to meet buyers. Must be a lot of investments properties going to come onto the market with miners going broke and laying off.

Question, is negative equity so bad if you do not intend to sell? So long as your mortgage payments are below rental you are still ahead?

Yeh it’s only an issue if you’re forced to sell. Otherwise just ride it out

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Date: 11/06/2015 09:47:05
From: Dropbear
ID: 735260
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


poikilotherm said:

why live in the styx when you can buy cheap in a capital city.

The ambiance?

How’s the serenity?

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Date: 11/06/2015 09:50:47
From: roughbarked
ID: 735261
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

poikilotherm said:

why live in the styx when you can buy cheap in a capital city.

The ambiance?

How’s the serenity?

PWM probably sees less than the couple of cars a day I see go past.

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Date: 11/06/2015 09:53:42
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735262
Subject: re: June Chatting

I came out as bisexual before I appeared naked swinging on a wrecking ball:

http://hellogiggles.com/miley-cyrus-paper/

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Date: 11/06/2015 09:58:50
From: poikilotherm
ID: 735263
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:

I am not sure it will burst, more deflate as vendors drop prices to meet buyers. Must be a lot of investments properties going to come onto the market with miners going broke and laying off.

Question, is negative equity so bad if you do not intend to sell? So long as your mortgage payments are below rental you are still ahead?

It depends on what you want and how long you have, if you’re 55 or some such and that’s the case, your retirement is up the creek unless recovery is very quick.

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Date: 11/06/2015 09:58:59
From: Cymek
ID: 735264
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:06:40
From: roughbarked
ID: 735265
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


AwesomeO said:
I am not sure it will burst, more deflate as vendors drop prices to meet buyers. Must be a lot of investments properties going to come onto the market with miners going broke and laying off.

Question, is negative equity so bad if you do not intend to sell? So long as your mortgage payments are below rental you are still ahead?

It depends on what you want and how long you have, if you’re 55 or some such and that’s the case, your retirement is up the creek unless recovery is very quick.


But hey, at least you have a roof over your head.

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:17:08
From: Cymek
ID: 735266
Subject: re: June Chatting

My house was valued a couple of years ago at $150,000 more than our mortage. It’s what many people would consider a below average house in terms of size, rooms,etc, I have no plans on upgrading to something bigger or better. I personally think many people convince themselves they need to continually upgrade to a much bigger and fancier house constantly, it seems they will never be satisified with what they have.

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:20:44
From: roughbarked
ID: 735268
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


My house was valued a couple of years ago at $150,000 more than our mortage. It’s what many people would consider a below average house in terms of size, rooms,etc, I have no plans on upgrading to something bigger or better. I personally think many people convince themselves they need to continually upgrade to a much bigger and fancier house constantly, it seems they will never be satisified with what they have.

Wherever you go, is where you are. Happiness is. There is no point in pursuing it.

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:21:49
From: Arts
ID: 735269
Subject: re: June Chatting

sometimes a bigger (fancier) house is needed because of changing lifestyles. But generally people over extend themselves with stuff because it’s easy to get – finance is often just a signature away.

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:22:31
From: Cymek
ID: 735270
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Cymek said:

My house was valued a couple of years ago at $150,000 more than our mortage. It’s what many people would consider a below average house in terms of size, rooms,etc, I have no plans on upgrading to something bigger or better. I personally think many people convince themselves they need to continually upgrade to a much bigger and fancier house constantly, it seems they will never be satisified with what they have.

Wherever you go, is where you are. Happiness is. There is no point in pursuing it.

Very true.

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:24:11
From: pommiejohn
ID: 735271
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


….. – finance is often just a signature away.

Part of the problem with house prices, easy finance.

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:24:26
From: Arts
ID: 735272
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Cymek said:

My house was valued a couple of years ago at $150,000 more than our mortage. It’s what many people would consider a below average house in terms of size, rooms,etc, I have no plans on upgrading to something bigger or better. I personally think many people convince themselves they need to continually upgrade to a much bigger and fancier house constantly, it seems they will never be satisified with what they have.

Wherever you go, is where you are. Happiness is. There is no point in pursuing it.

of course there is. If you don’t pursue happiness you forget that it’s there to have.

however I do live by the mantra – it is what it is, it becomes what you make it.

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:24:43
From: roughbarked
ID: 735273
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://letshaveatoastforthewookies.tumblr.com/

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:24:51
From: Cymek
ID: 735274
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


sometimes a bigger (fancier) house is needed because of changing lifestyles. But generally people over extend themselves with stuff because it’s easy to get – finance is often just a signature away.

I hate being in debt, but don’t have a choice with a mortage, I’d never get another loan for anything else. I’d either save up for it or go without, not that their is anything I want anyway

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:25:08
From: Dropbear
ID: 735275
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Cymek said:

My house was valued a couple of years ago at $150,000 more than our mortage. It’s what many people would consider a below average house in terms of size, rooms,etc, I have no plans on upgrading to something bigger or better. I personally think many people convince themselves they need to continually upgrade to a much bigger and fancier house constantly, it seems they will never be satisified with what they have.

Wherever you go, is where you are. Happiness is. There is no point in pursuing it.

The hardest thing to do sometimes is to live in the moment .. You can’t wait for happiness to happen in the future

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:25:52
From: Cymek
ID: 735276
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


roughbarked said:

Cymek said:

My house was valued a couple of years ago at $150,000 more than our mortage. It’s what many people would consider a below average house in terms of size, rooms,etc, I have no plans on upgrading to something bigger or better. I personally think many people convince themselves they need to continually upgrade to a much bigger and fancier house constantly, it seems they will never be satisified with what they have.

Wherever you go, is where you are. Happiness is. There is no point in pursuing it.

of course there is. If you don’t pursue happiness you forget that it’s there to have.

however I do live by the mantra – it is what it is, it becomes what you make it.

I am not sure you can chase it with material possessions though.

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:27:52
From: pommiejohn
ID: 735278
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


….. You can’t wait for happiness to happen in the future

Thanks for crushing my dreams pal!

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:28:39
From: Cymek
ID: 735279
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Arts said:

roughbarked said:

Wherever you go, is where you are. Happiness is. There is no point in pursuing it.

of course there is. If you don’t pursue happiness you forget that it’s there to have.

however I do live by the mantra – it is what it is, it becomes what you make it.

I am not sure you can chase it with material possessions though.

I have all the material possessions I want, can’t think of anything else I’d get into debt for.

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:29:04
From: Dropbear
ID: 735280
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


Dropbear said:

….. You can’t wait for happiness to happen in the future

Thanks for crushing my dreams pal!

It’s what I’m here for :)

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:30:24
From: roughbarked
ID: 735282
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


roughbarked said:

Cymek said:

My house was valued a couple of years ago at $150,000 more than our mortage. It’s what many people would consider a below average house in terms of size, rooms,etc, I have no plans on upgrading to something bigger or better. I personally think many people convince themselves they need to continually upgrade to a much bigger and fancier house constantly, it seems they will never be satisified with what they have.

Wherever you go, is where you are. Happiness is. There is no point in pursuing it.

of course there is. If you don’t pursue happiness you forget that it’s there to have.

however I do live by the mantra – it is what it is, it becomes what you make it.

How can one forget happiness?

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:31:12
From: roughbarked
ID: 735284
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


roughbarked said:

Cymek said:

My house was valued a couple of years ago at $150,000 more than our mortage. It’s what many people would consider a below average house in terms of size, rooms,etc, I have no plans on upgrading to something bigger or better. I personally think many people convince themselves they need to continually upgrade to a much bigger and fancier house constantly, it seems they will never be satisified with what they have.

Wherever you go, is where you are. Happiness is. There is no point in pursuing it.

The hardest thing to do sometimes is to live in the moment .. You can’t wait for happiness to happen in the future

Be Here Now ~ Baba Ram Das.

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:31:22
From: pommiejohn
ID: 735285
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


pommiejohn said:

Dropbear said:

….. You can’t wait for happiness to happen in the future

Thanks for crushing my dreams pal!

It’s what I’m here for :)

On a brighter note, Mrs P’s away for a week in August. I might be available for a pint or two.

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:31:50
From: Dropbear
ID: 735286
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:

I have all the material possessions I want, can’t think of anything else I’d get into debt for.

That’s a pretty fabulous outlook on life. Kudos to you sir,

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:31:56
From: pommiejohn
ID: 735287
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:

How can one forget happiness?

It happened so long ago :)

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:32:24
From: roughbarked
ID: 735288
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


Dropbear said:

….. You can’t wait for happiness to happen in the future

Thanks for crushing my dreams pal!

No wukkas. Happiness is always around every corner, the other side of every hurdle.

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:32:40
From: Arts
ID: 735289
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Arts said:

roughbarked said:

Wherever you go, is where you are. Happiness is. There is no point in pursuing it.

of course there is. If you don’t pursue happiness you forget that it’s there to have.

however I do live by the mantra – it is what it is, it becomes what you make it.

I am not sure you can chase it with material possessions though.

I agree with that

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:33:26
From: Arts
ID: 735290
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Arts said:

roughbarked said:

Wherever you go, is where you are. Happiness is. There is no point in pursuing it.

of course there is. If you don’t pursue happiness you forget that it’s there to have.

however I do live by the mantra – it is what it is, it becomes what you make it.

How can one forget happiness?

people get mired ad forget or think that they dont deserve it

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:33:48
From: Dropbear
ID: 735291
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


Dropbear said:

pommiejohn said:

Thanks for crushing my dreams pal!

It’s what I’m here for :)

On a brighter note, Mrs P’s away for a week in August. I might be available for a pint or two.

You’re only allowed to have a drink when she’s away? ;)

Sounds good

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:35:24
From: pommiejohn
ID: 735293
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


pommiejohn said:

Dropbear said:

It’s what I’m here for :)

On a brighter note, Mrs P’s away for a week in August. I might be available for a pint or two.

You’re only allowed to have a drink when she’s away? ;)

Sounds good

Life gets in the way of going out and catching up with friends.

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:36:25
From: Cymek
ID: 735295
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


roughbarked said:

Arts said:

of course there is. If you don’t pursue happiness you forget that it’s there to have.

however I do live by the mantra – it is what it is, it becomes what you make it.

How can one forget happiness?

people get mired ad forget or think that they dont deserve it

We do don’t we,

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:37:52
From: dv
ID: 735297
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-11/new-perth-stadium-to-cost-more-than-15-billion/6537308

The total cost of the new Perth Stadium project is set to exceed $1.5 billion including transport infrastructure, significantly more than figures previously provided by the State Government.

New details of spending on the 60,000 seat stadium on the Burswood Peninsula were revealed in a Department of Sport and Recreation budget estimates hearing last night.

Answers provided by DSR officials put the overall cost for the project at $1.57 billion, a figure significantly higher than estimates the Government provided during earlier phases of stadium planning.
——

FMD. 26000 dollars per seat.

I don’t see how this can possibly be worth it. It seems no matter what else is cut there is always government money for stadiums that will be used by professional leagues.

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:39:46
From: roughbarked
ID: 735299
Subject: re: June Chatting

This you wookie?

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:39:54
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735300
Subject: re: June Chatting

the true cost will be around 3 billion

in Russia putin got his mates to build the Olympics – here we have someones mates building things that will never break even

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:41:43
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735302
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


This you wookie?

yes

I was seeding the internet years ago, years ago

I’m surprised its still up

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:43:27
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735304
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


This you wookie?

this was before Stephen chu jumped on the wagon and declared white paint to be the answer

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:44:15
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735305
Subject: re: June Chatting

cleaning house

feel free to talk among yourselves

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:45:24
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735306
Subject: re: June Chatting

actually one thing I want to do is build something that can focus the sun onto a spot a few kiliometers away

I want to demonstrate that focusing light on asteroids from great distances can move them off course

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:45:57
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735307
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


actually one thing I want to do is build something that can focus the sun onto a spot a few kiliometers away

I want to demonstrate that focusing light on asteroids from great distances can move them off course


I suppose if you were a little bit malicious you could do this with satellites too

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:50:56
From: roughbarked
ID: 735308
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


cleaning house

feel free to talk among yourselves

ditto.

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:51:38
From: Cymek
ID: 735309
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-11/new-perth-stadium-to-cost-more-than-15-billion/6537308

The total cost of the new Perth Stadium project is set to exceed $1.5 billion including transport infrastructure, significantly more than figures previously provided by the State Government.

New details of spending on the 60,000 seat stadium on the Burswood Peninsula were revealed in a Department of Sport and Recreation budget estimates hearing last night.

Answers provided by DSR officials put the overall cost for the project at $1.57 billion, a figure significantly higher than estimates the Government provided during earlier phases of stadium planning.
——

FMD. 26000 dollars per seat.

I don’t see how this can possibly be worth it. It seems no matter what else is cut there is always government money for stadiums that will be used by professional leagues.

I can see how costs blow out for projects
They are doing road works along Barrack Street in the city, upgrading water pipes, it was meant to be finished late May, its still not finished, I haven’t seen anyone working on it for at least a week, half the road is blocked off with a number of machines sitting idle, the costs of those machines doing nothing must be paid by someone.

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Date: 11/06/2015 10:53:43
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 735310
Subject: re: June Chatting

always been happy even though i’ve always been poor….must be the yorkshireman in me. figuratively that is.

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Date: 11/06/2015 11:04:10
From: roughbarked
ID: 735312
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


always been happy even though i’ve always been poor….must be the yorkshireman in me. figuratively that is.

No money worries. ;)

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Date: 11/06/2015 11:06:11
From: Dropbear
ID: 735313
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


always been happy even though i’ve always been poor….must be the yorkshireman in me. figuratively that is.

Looxury

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Date: 11/06/2015 11:11:14
From: kii
ID: 735314
Subject: re: June Chatting

We’re back.

With a Haus burger from a food van at the evening farmer’s market. Also a chile ristra and some homemade lemonade.

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Date: 11/06/2015 11:12:56
From: Divine Angel
ID: 735315
Subject: re: June Chatting

Have spent the past hour trying to find anchor points for a baby car seat in my mum’s car. Manual says “anchor points are either on the rear panel or under the carpet”. Can’t find anything that remotely looks like anchor points.

Stupid old cars.

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Date: 11/06/2015 11:15:14
From: dv
ID: 735316
Subject: re: June Chatting

Where was St Augustine of Canterbury born?

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Date: 11/06/2015 11:15:21
From: kii
ID: 735317
Subject: re: June Chatting

Wow…our dinner is on faceborkered:

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Date: 11/06/2015 11:15:41
From: Cymek
ID: 735318
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Have spent the past hour trying to find anchor points for a baby car seat in my mum’s car. Manual says “anchor points are either on the rear panel or under the carpet”. Can’t find anything that remotely looks like anchor points.

Stupid old cars.

Perhaps a internet search of the car type might have pictures of where they are.

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Date: 11/06/2015 11:17:37
From: Divine Angel
ID: 735319
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Divine Angel said:

Have spent the past hour trying to find anchor points for a baby car seat in my mum’s car. Manual says “anchor points are either on the rear panel or under the carpet”. Can’t find anything that remotely looks like anchor points.

Stupid old cars.

Perhaps a internet search of the car type might have pictures of where they are.


Did that too. Came up with baby forums and a mix of American answers saying anchor points can’t be retrofitted. But if the manual says points are fitted, surely I’m supposed to believe that over the Internet??

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Date: 11/06/2015 11:18:26
From: kii
ID: 735320
Subject: re: June Chatting

I think my burger just mooed :/

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Date: 11/06/2015 11:20:56
From: dv
ID: 735321
Subject: re: June Chatting

Fine, don’t tell me.

What I will say is that the walls of Canterbury have stood up quite well given they are 1700 years old.

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Date: 11/06/2015 11:22:43
From: Cymek
ID: 735322
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Cymek said:

Divine Angel said:

Have spent the past hour trying to find anchor points for a baby car seat in my mum’s car. Manual says “anchor points are either on the rear panel or under the carpet”. Can’t find anything that remotely looks like anchor points.

Stupid old cars.

Perhaps a internet search of the car type might have pictures of where they are.


Did that too. Came up with baby forums and a mix of American answers saying anchor points can’t be retrofitted. But if the manual says points are fitted, surely I’m supposed to believe that over the Internet??

You’d think so, only so many places you can hide them, do the back seats fold down ?

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Date: 11/06/2015 11:23:28
From: kii
ID: 735323
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Fine, don’t tell me.

What I will say is that the walls of Canterbury have stood up quite well given they are 1700 years old.

Sorry, couldn’t hear you over the moos.

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Date: 11/06/2015 11:25:24
From: Divine Angel
ID: 735324
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Divine Angel said:

Cymek said:

Perhaps a internet search of the car type might have pictures of where they are.


Did that too. Came up with baby forums and a mix of American answers saying anchor points can’t be retrofitted. But if the manual says points are fitted, surely I’m supposed to believe that over the Internet??

You’d think so, only so many places you can hide them, do the back seats fold down ?


Yes, they fold forwards.

Might take some photos, you lot can work it out lol

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Date: 11/06/2015 11:31:51
From: Cymek
ID: 735325
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Cymek said:

Divine Angel said:

Did that too. Came up with baby forums and a mix of American answers saying anchor points can’t be retrofitted. But if the manual says points are fitted, surely I’m supposed to believe that over the Internet??

You’d think so, only so many places you can hide them, do the back seats fold down ?


Yes, they fold forwards.

Might take some photos, you lot can work it out lol

Sometimes they hide them there or under the carpet in the boot or on parcel shelves

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Date: 11/06/2015 11:32:54
From: Arts
ID: 735326
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-11/new-perth-stadium-to-cost-more-than-15-billion/6537308

The total cost of the new Perth Stadium project is set to exceed $1.5 billion including transport infrastructure, significantly more than figures previously provided by the State Government.

New details of spending on the 60,000 seat stadium on the Burswood Peninsula were revealed in a Department of Sport and Recreation budget estimates hearing last night.

Answers provided by DSR officials put the overall cost for the project at $1.57 billion, a figure significantly higher than estimates the Government provided during earlier phases of stadium planning.
——

FMD. 26000 dollars per seat.

I don’t see how this can possibly be worth it. It seems no matter what else is cut there is always government money for stadiums that will be used by professional leagues.

sports is important

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Date: 11/06/2015 11:34:21
From: Arts
ID: 735327
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


dv said:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-11/new-perth-stadium-to-cost-more-than-15-billion/6537308

The total cost of the new Perth Stadium project is set to exceed $1.5 billion including transport infrastructure, significantly more than figures previously provided by the State Government.

New details of spending on the 60,000 seat stadium on the Burswood Peninsula were revealed in a Department of Sport and Recreation budget estimates hearing last night.

Answers provided by DSR officials put the overall cost for the project at $1.57 billion, a figure significantly higher than estimates the Government provided during earlier phases of stadium planning.
——

FMD. 26000 dollars per seat.

I don’t see how this can possibly be worth it. It seems no matter what else is cut there is always government money for stadiums that will be used by professional leagues.

I can see how costs blow out for projects
They are doing road works along Barrack Street in the city, upgrading water pipes, it was meant to be finished late May, its still not finished, I haven’t seen anyone working on it for at least a week, half the road is blocked off with a number of machines sitting idle, the costs of those machines doing nothing must be paid by someone.

most of the work is done at night

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Date: 11/06/2015 11:36:26
From: Arts
ID: 735328
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Cymek said:

Divine Angel said:

Have spent the past hour trying to find anchor points for a baby car seat in my mum’s car. Manual says “anchor points are either on the rear panel or under the carpet”. Can’t find anything that remotely looks like anchor points.

Stupid old cars.

Perhaps a internet search of the car type might have pictures of where they are.


Did that too. Came up with baby forums and a mix of American answers saying anchor points can’t be retrofitted. But if the manual says points are fitted, surely I’m supposed to believe that over the Internet??

we retrofitted anchor points in our car… in fact they do it all the time.

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Date: 11/06/2015 11:38:17
From: Divine Angel
ID: 735329
Subject: re: June Chatting

Found it. It’s under the lip where the hatch latches. A very awkward spot and the strap will take up boot space.

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Date: 11/06/2015 11:39:34
From: Arts
ID: 735330
Subject: re: June Chatting

we often found it easier just to swap cars..

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Date: 11/06/2015 11:42:19
From: Cymek
ID: 735331
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Found it. It’s under the lip where the hatch latches. A very awkward spot and the strap will take up boot space.

Can you leave at home and get your dog to look after her

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Date: 11/06/2015 11:42:24
From: roughbarked
ID: 735332
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Divine Angel said:

Have spent the past hour trying to find anchor points for a baby car seat in my mum’s car. Manual says “anchor points are either on the rear panel or under the carpet”. Can’t find anything that remotely looks like anchor points.

Stupid old cars.

Perhaps a internet search of the car type might have pictures of where they are.

Baby seats come with anchor bolts. These are in case actual anchor points don’t exist. There are however, usually holes in the bodywork in relatvely appropriate positions. One has to remove the linings to see them. If one isn’t in the appropriate position, one only has to measure align and drill a hole.

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Date: 11/06/2015 11:43:22
From: Divine Angel
ID: 735333
Subject: re: June Chatting

It’s my mum’s car. She’ll be picking up little miss from daycare so needs a car seat.

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Date: 11/06/2015 11:44:09
From: roughbarked
ID: 735334
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Found it. It’s under the lip where the hatch latches. A very awkward spot and the strap will take up boot space.

The strap always takes up space.

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Date: 11/06/2015 11:45:07
From: roughbarked
ID: 735335
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


It’s my mum’s car. She’ll be picking up little miss from daycare so needs a car seat.

I should have taken photos of how we arranged the temporary fitting of anchor bolts to my MiL’s car.

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Date: 11/06/2015 11:46:52
From: roughbarked
ID: 735336
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Found it. It’s under the lip where the hatch latches. A very awkward spot and the strap will take up boot space.

They are probably for strapping down luggage.

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Date: 11/06/2015 11:48:14
From: Arts
ID: 735337
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Divine Angel said:

Found it. It’s under the lip where the hatch latches. A very awkward spot and the strap will take up boot space.

The strap always takes up space.

I saw an ultra modern car with the strap leading up to the roof. That looked like a better design… but then you have a hole in your roof afterwards.

when we were into car seats I had a dilemma on placement in our unconventional transport device. So I phoned the police (000) and asked them the best place to put it with our particular limitations. The cop reinforced that I shouldn’t rin 000 for this stuff, but did tell me that having a child seat is a recommendation not a legality. Years later i read some stuff on it becoming law in the UK… but I still thik here it’s a strong recommendation.

I do’t know how that affects insurance issues should terrible things happen

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Date: 11/06/2015 11:50:48
From: roughbarked
ID: 735338
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


roughbarked said:

Divine Angel said:

Found it. It’s under the lip where the hatch latches. A very awkward spot and the strap will take up boot space.

The strap always takes up space.

I saw an ultra modern car with the strap leading up to the roof. That looked like a better design… but then you have a hole in your roof afterwards.

when we were into car seats I had a dilemma on placement in our unconventional transport device. So I phoned the police (000) and asked them the best place to put it with our particular limitations. The cop reinforced that I shouldn’t rin 000 for this stuff, but did tell me that having a child seat is a recommendation not a legality. Years later i read some stuff on it becoming law in the UK… but I still thik here it’s a strong recommendation.

I do’t know how that affects insurance issues should terrible things happen

In NSW only taxi’s are exempt. Children have to be adequately restrained.

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Date: 11/06/2015 11:52:22
From: Arts
ID: 735339
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Arts said:

roughbarked said:

The strap always takes up space.

I saw an ultra modern car with the strap leading up to the roof. That looked like a better design… but then you have a hole in your roof afterwards.

when we were into car seats I had a dilemma on placement in our unconventional transport device. So I phoned the police (000) and asked them the best place to put it with our particular limitations. The cop reinforced that I shouldn’t rin 000 for this stuff, but did tell me that having a child seat is a recommendation not a legality. Years later i read some stuff on it becoming law in the UK… but I still thik here it’s a strong recommendation.

I do’t know how that affects insurance issues should terrible things happen

In NSW only taxi’s are exempt. Children have to be adequately restrained.

adequately restrained is pretty broad

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Date: 11/06/2015 11:57:08
From: Divine Angel
ID: 735340
Subject: re: June Chatting

Car seats are mandatory except in taxis and buses.

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Date: 11/06/2015 11:57:58
From: roughbarked
ID: 735342
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


roughbarked said:

Arts said:

I saw an ultra modern car with the strap leading up to the roof. That looked like a better design… but then you have a hole in your roof afterwards.

when we were into car seats I had a dilemma on placement in our unconventional transport device. So I phoned the police (000) and asked them the best place to put it with our particular limitations. The cop reinforced that I shouldn’t rin 000 for this stuff, but did tell me that having a child seat is a recommendation not a legality. Years later i read some stuff on it becoming law in the UK… but I still thik here it’s a strong recommendation.

I do’t know how that affects insurance issues should terrible things happen

In NSW only taxi’s are exempt. Children have to be adequately restrained.

adequately restrained is pretty broad

There exist reasonably specific recommendations for child size/age.

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Date: 11/06/2015 11:59:24
From: roughbarked
ID: 735343
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Car seats are mandatory except in taxis and buses.

That was my impression when my son demanded that I retrofit grandma’s car so he could use it with his kids while here from Norway.

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Date: 11/06/2015 12:00:53
From: Cymek
ID: 735344
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Car seats are mandatory except in taxis and buses.

I’ve debated if it’s nasty to dob in people I’ve seen with babies sitting on laps unrestained in cars

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Date: 11/06/2015 12:01:26
From: Arts
ID: 735345
Subject: re: June Chatting

ok just quickly.. looks like changes are occurring, though I still notice the use of ‘strongly recommended” for over sevens.

Children up to the age of six months must be secured in an approved rearward facing restraint Children aged from six months old but under four years old must be secured in either a rear or forward facing approved child restraint with an inbuilt harness Children under four years old cannot travel in the front seat of a vehicle with two or more rows Children aged from four years old but under seven years old must be secured in a forward facing approved child restraint with an inbuilt harness or an approved booster seat Children aged from four years old but under seven years old cannot travel in the front seat of a vehicle with two or more rows, unless all other back seats are occupied by children younger than seven years in an approved child restraint or booster seat Children aged from seven years old but under 16 years old who are too small to be restrained by a seatbelt properly adjusted and fastened are strongly recommended to use an approved booster seat Children in booster seats must be restrained by a suitable lap and sash type approved seatbelt that is properly adjusted and fastened, or by a suitable approved child safety harness that is properly adjusted and fastened.
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Date: 11/06/2015 12:01:42
From: Cymek
ID: 735346
Subject: re: June Chatting

You can get special taxis that have carseats for babies

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Date: 11/06/2015 12:01:54
From: Arts
ID: 735347
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


ok just quickly.. looks like changes are occurring, though I still notice the use of ‘strongly recommended” for over sevens.

Children up to the age of six months must be secured in an approved rearward facing restraint Children aged from six months old but under four years old must be secured in either a rear or forward facing approved child restraint with an inbuilt harness Children under four years old cannot travel in the front seat of a vehicle with two or more rows Children aged from four years old but under seven years old must be secured in a forward facing approved child restraint with an inbuilt harness or an approved booster seat Children aged from four years old but under seven years old cannot travel in the front seat of a vehicle with two or more rows, unless all other back seats are occupied by children younger than seven years in an approved child restraint or booster seat Children aged from seven years old but under 16 years old who are too small to be restrained by a seatbelt properly adjusted and fastened are strongly recommended to use an approved booster seat Children in booster seats must be restrained by a suitable lap and sash type approved seatbelt that is properly adjusted and fastened, or by a suitable approved child safety harness that is properly adjusted and fastened.

crap.. here’s the link https://www.childcarseats.com.au/legal-requirements

gone

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Date: 11/06/2015 12:05:22
From: roughbarked
ID: 735348
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


You can get special taxis that have carseats for babies

Yes. You have to ask.

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Date: 11/06/2015 12:06:16
From: kii
ID: 735349
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Divine Angel said:

Car seats are mandatory except in taxis and buses.

I’ve debated if it’s nasty to dob in people I’ve seen with babies sitting on laps unrestained in cars

I did that here. Plus the passenger side window was plastic sheeting.

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Date: 11/06/2015 12:06:31
From: roughbarked
ID: 735350
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 11/06/2015 12:08:20
From: kii
ID: 735351
Subject: re: June Chatting

Playing Scwabble on fb with a certain tired mummy…I play the word god and I’m left with aioli……….spooky…I just had green chile aioli on my burger.

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Date: 11/06/2015 12:09:40
From: Cymek
ID: 735352
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Playing Scwabble on fb with a certain tired mummy…I play the word god and I’m left with aioli……….spooky…I just had green chile aioli on my burger.

He works in mysterious ways, it’s a miracle I tell you.

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Date: 11/06/2015 12:11:48
From: Dropbear
ID: 735353
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


kii said:

Playing Scwabble on fb with a certain tired mummy…I play the word god and I’m left with aioli……….spooky…I just had green chile aioli on my burger.

He works in mysterious ways, it’s a miracle I tell you.

Goal would have been better than God?

Or Gaol

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Date: 11/06/2015 12:14:13
From: kii
ID: 735354
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Cymek said:

kii said:

Playing Scwabble on fb with a certain tired mummy…I play the word god and I’m left with aioli……….spooky…I just had green chile aioli on my burger.

He works in mysterious ways, it’s a miracle I tell you.

Goal would have been better than God?

Or Gaol

No…don’t think so. I’ve closed the game and now were are heading to GoT mode.

See ya’ll later, dweebs and toenails :)

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Date: 11/06/2015 12:14:32
From: roughbarked
ID: 735355
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Cymek said:

kii said:

Playing Scwabble on fb with a certain tired mummy…I play the word god and I’m left with aioli……….spooky…I just had green chile aioli on my burger.

He works in mysterious ways, it’s a miracle I tell you.

Goal would have been better than God?

Or Gaol

Could the digi have been dago?

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Date: 11/06/2015 12:36:45
From: btm
ID: 735356
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hmmm… I can see the attractions of trying to crack an anti-malware firm. This blog post from Eugene Kaspersky, founder of Kaspersky Labs,
Kaspersky Lab investigates hacker attack on its own network says the attack, using three zero-day (ie previously unknown) vulnerabilities, used some sophisticated concealment techniques (including hiding in memory and not writing itself to disk). Kaspersky claim they’re “confident” that a nation state is behind the attack.

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Date: 11/06/2015 12:42:04
From: Cymek
ID: 735357
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


Hmmm… I can see the attractions of trying to crack an anti-malware firm. This blog post from Eugene Kaspersky, founder of Kaspersky Labs,
Kaspersky Lab investigates hacker attack on its own network says the attack, using three zero-day (ie previously unknown) vulnerabilities, used some sophisticated concealment techniques (including hiding in memory and not writing itself to disk). Kaspersky claim they’re “confident” that a nation state is behind the attack.

Digital terrorism would be a relatively cheap means of attack and could be more effective than using actual weapons

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Date: 11/06/2015 12:43:49
From: poikilotherm
ID: 735358
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


btm said:

Hmmm… I can see the attractions of trying to crack an anti-malware firm. This blog post from Eugene Kaspersky, founder of Kaspersky Labs,
Kaspersky Lab investigates hacker attack on its own network says the attack, using three zero-day (ie previously unknown) vulnerabilities, used some sophisticated concealment techniques (including hiding in memory and not writing itself to disk). Kaspersky claim they’re “confident” that a nation state is behind the attack.

Digital terrorism would be a relatively cheap means of attack and could be more effective than using actual weapons

And it seems it’s quite easy…

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Date: 11/06/2015 12:47:31
From: btm
ID: 735359
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Cymek said:

btm said:

Hmmm… I can see the attractions of trying to crack an anti-malware firm. This blog post from Eugene Kaspersky, founder of Kaspersky Labs,
Kaspersky Lab investigates hacker attack on its own network says the attack, using three zero-day (ie previously unknown) vulnerabilities, used some sophisticated concealment techniques (including hiding in memory and not writing itself to disk). Kaspersky claim they’re “confident” that a nation state is behind the attack.

Digital terrorism would be a relatively cheap means of attack and could be more effective than using actual weapons

And it seems it’s quite easy…

Yes, and Stuxnet showed it can be very effective. But why would a government attack a security firm? Unless it’s to reveal the existence of the exploits.

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Date: 11/06/2015 12:49:57
From: poikilotherm
ID: 735360
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


poikilotherm said:

Cymek said:

Digital terrorism would be a relatively cheap means of attack and could be more effective than using actual weapons

And it seems it’s quite easy…

Yes, and Stuxnet showed it can be very effective. But why would a government attack a security firm? Unless it’s to reveal the existence of the exploits.

Stuxnet failed on North Korea, being an isolated weirdo can play in your favour sometimes.

NFI.

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Date: 11/06/2015 12:51:35
From: buffy
ID: 735361
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hello Holidayers. Cold chook in white bread roll for lunch today.

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Date: 11/06/2015 12:51:52
From: Cymek
ID: 735362
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


poikilotherm said:

Cymek said:

Digital terrorism would be a relatively cheap means of attack and could be more effective than using actual weapons

And it seems it’s quite easy…

Yes, and Stuxnet showed it can be very effective. But why would a government attack a security firm? Unless it’s to reveal the existence of the exploits.

Or to go up against a formidable opponent and hopefully like Kapersky did reveal it to the public so they are aware of its effectiveness

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Date: 11/06/2015 12:52:20
From: poikilotherm
ID: 735363
Subject: re: June Chatting

I think I have some rep bought asian fud to consume ta lunch time.

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Date: 11/06/2015 13:07:22
From: dv
ID: 735365
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-11/new-perth-stadium-to-cost-more-than-15-billion/6537308

The total cost of the new Perth Stadium project is set to exceed $1.5 billion including transport infrastructure, significantly more than figures previously provided by the State Government.

New details of spending on the 60,000 seat stadium on the Burswood Peninsula were revealed in a Department of Sport and Recreation budget estimates hearing last night.

Answers provided by DSR officials put the overall cost for the project at $1.57 billion, a figure significantly higher than estimates the Government provided during earlier phases of stadium planning.
——

FMD. 26000 dollars per seat.

I don’t see how this can possibly be worth it. It seems no matter what else is cut there is always government money for stadiums that will be used by professional leagues.

No wonder they need to deny services to remote aboriginal communites

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Date: 11/06/2015 13:12:03
From: poikilotherm
ID: 735366
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


dv said:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-11/new-perth-stadium-to-cost-more-than-15-billion/6537308

The total cost of the new Perth Stadium project is set to exceed $1.5 billion including transport infrastructure, significantly more than figures previously provided by the State Government.

New details of spending on the 60,000 seat stadium on the Burswood Peninsula were revealed in a Department of Sport and Recreation budget estimates hearing last night.

Answers provided by DSR officials put the overall cost for the project at $1.57 billion, a figure significantly higher than estimates the Government provided during earlier phases of stadium planning.
——

FMD. 26000 dollars per seat.

I don’t see how this can possibly be worth it. It seems no matter what else is cut there is always government money for stadiums that will be used by professional leagues.

No wonder they need to deny services to remote aboriginal communites

Those communities should move to Perth for those nice seats.

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Date: 11/06/2015 13:14:12
From: Cymek
ID: 735367
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


dv said:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-11/new-perth-stadium-to-cost-more-than-15-billion/6537308

The total cost of the new Perth Stadium project is set to exceed $1.5 billion including transport infrastructure, significantly more than figures previously provided by the State Government.

New details of spending on the 60,000 seat stadium on the Burswood Peninsula were revealed in a Department of Sport and Recreation budget estimates hearing last night.

Answers provided by DSR officials put the overall cost for the project at $1.57 billion, a figure significantly higher than estimates the Government provided during earlier phases of stadium planning.
——

FMD. 26000 dollars per seat.

I don’t see how this can possibly be worth it. It seems no matter what else is cut there is always government money for stadiums that will be used by professional leagues.

No wonder they need to deny services to remote aboriginal communites

If I remember originally many people in Perth were all for it a nice shiny stadium for the footy but now our state has no money they are not so keen.

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Date: 11/06/2015 13:21:47
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735368
Subject: re: June Chatting

I run wookieware on all my computers

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Date: 11/06/2015 13:22:14
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735369
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


dv said:

dv said:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-11/new-perth-stadium-to-cost-more-than-15-billion/6537308

The total cost of the new Perth Stadium project is set to exceed $1.5 billion including transport infrastructure, significantly more than figures previously provided by the State Government.

New details of spending on the 60,000 seat stadium on the Burswood Peninsula were revealed in a Department of Sport and Recreation budget estimates hearing last night.

Answers provided by DSR officials put the overall cost for the project at $1.57 billion, a figure significantly higher than estimates the Government provided during earlier phases of stadium planning.
——

FMD. 26000 dollars per seat.

I don’t see how this can possibly be worth it. It seems no matter what else is cut there is always government money for stadiums that will be used by professional leagues.

No wonder they need to deny services to remote aboriginal communites

Those communities should move to Perth for those nice seats.


and a potplant for every seat

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Date: 11/06/2015 13:23:17
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735370
Subject: re: June Chatting

in about 50 years that stadium will be pulled down and they’ll start all over again

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Date: 11/06/2015 13:25:06
From: buffy
ID: 735371
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-11/government-lost-confidence-in-gillian-triggs-george-brandis/6537752

We seem to have some sort of problem with the concept of separation of powers. He doesn’t have to have confidence in her. She is an autonomous, independent of government position holder.

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Date: 11/06/2015 13:26:43
From: buffy
ID: 735372
Subject: re: June Chatting

Sorry, I suppose it’s not exactly separation of powers territory, but it’s a similar idea.

I have to do some more work with eyes.

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Date: 11/06/2015 13:32:38
From: Phil_C
ID: 735373
Subject: re: June Chatting

Just got back from the funeral of the priest who used to give mum her communion in the retirement village where she lives.

1 archbishop, various bishops and about 30 fully kitted out priests were in attendance.

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Date: 11/06/2015 13:32:53
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735374
Subject: re: June Chatting

BREAKING NEWS

worldwide news web

72 hours ago the internet forum world was attacked by a mysterious entity entity tagged only as “wookiemeister”. The sudden appearance and invasion on reason and debate on internet forums have left many casualties. Vast armies of bloggers and you tube afficiandos were seen marching in long columns of dust yesterday, an army of the disposessed, vanquished from internet cafes and chatrooms it was a sad and pitiful sight.

“(It ) was a compete rout” said one victim of the forum invasion, “we’ve got nothing against that kind of reasoning and volume of posts”. Pentagon sources have vainly tried to hold the line by trying to shut down multiple nodes but the invading poster was too strong and many idle laptop users have been assimilated into the “wookie way”. “last week we were just another gardening forum when wookie turned up ; now half of our members are broke and on medication and the other half have been committed, given a another 24 hours and I doubt if there will be anyone else left to discuss the merits of natural shading and water efficiency in the suburban backyard, it’s been a disaster” said one anonymous source.

A small group of the first volunteers agreed to give an interview for the first time to speak on behalf of the wookiemeister. One man known only as “stealth” enthusiastically outlined his new world view, smiling with his new found Zen like wisdom. “Its true, I did resist at first , we all did – then as the walls of the internet came tumbling down I came to realise the genius of wookiemeister and simply surrendered myself completely to his fickle doctrine”. Stealth confided to me that he had given away his fortune via cheque to his holiness Wookiemeister , he now lives in a pair of orange pyjamas on a newly founded wookie retreat.

Another disciple that has fallen under the sway of this alien force called sibeen was found propped up in the shade of a tree of the newly bought wookiemeister estate cradling a bottle of bootleg and a laptop . Once a wealthy man, he too has given away his fortune to finance various hair-brained ideas from wookiemeister that have since fallen on the wayside. “there was going to be a fleet of water bombers you know”, quickly chugging down a large volume of the moonshine he says – “ I still have the faith” , suddenly he falls silent , the bottle smashing on the stone, his head drops backwards to the ground exposing the all too familiar signs of alien assimilation – unkempt 72 hour facial hair growth”.

Quickly appearing with a bottle spray the ring leader of the motley crew gathered in the shade called skunkworks with tactical squirts on unconscious faces ravaged with fatigue. “We are still one hundred percent committed and are moving forward” he said. Calling the troop to attention the group then formed into a large parade ground formation, their orange apparel flapping in the wind they call in unison “all hail wookiemeister!”

more news as it breaks coming soon

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Date: 11/06/2015 13:40:44
From: Phil_C
ID: 735375
Subject: re: June Chatting

Sanity is a disease and Wookie is the cure.

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Date: 11/06/2015 13:41:50
From: Dropbear
ID: 735376
Subject: re: June Chatting

Phil_C said:


Just got back from the funeral of the priest who used to give mum her communion in the retirement village where she lives.

1 archbishop, various bishops and about 30 fully kitted out priests were in attendance.

Local kids would be looking worried

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Date: 11/06/2015 13:42:10
From: Phil_C
ID: 735377
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:

Local kids would be looking worried

Heh.

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Date: 11/06/2015 13:44:27
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735378
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Cymek said:

btm said:

Hmmm… I can see the attractions of trying to crack an anti-malware firm. This blog post from Eugene Kaspersky, founder of Kaspersky Labs,
Kaspersky Lab investigates hacker attack on its own network says the attack, using three zero-day (ie previously unknown) vulnerabilities, used some sophisticated concealment techniques (including hiding in memory and not writing itself to disk). Kaspersky claim they’re “confident” that a nation state is behind the attack.

Digital terrorism would be a relatively cheap means of attack and could be more effective than using actual weapons

And it seems it’s quite easy…

Look at what North Korea did to Sony

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Date: 11/06/2015 13:48:23
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735379
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-11/government-lost-confidence-in-gillian-triggs-george-brandis/6537752

We seem to have some sort of problem with the concept of separation of powers. He doesn’t have to have confidence in her. She is an autonomous, independent of government position holder.

Triggs is a real bee in his bonnet, hey.

brandis seems to be a humty dumty

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Date: 11/06/2015 13:52:53
From: Phil_C
ID: 735380
Subject: re: June Chatting

I agree she should be independent with her employment not at the whim of the AG but I think she is being very disingenuous to claim that the statement:

“Is it any wonder that Indonesia will not engage with us on other issues that we care about, like the death penalty?” she asked.”

has nothing to do with the recent executions in Indonesia of Australian nationals.

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Date: 11/06/2015 13:57:27
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735381
Subject: re: June Chatting

Stop Smoking that stuff Wookie

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Date: 11/06/2015 13:59:16
From: Phil_C
ID: 735382
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bye

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Date: 11/06/2015 13:59:42
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735383
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


poikilotherm said:

pommiejohn said:

Heard that before. The bubble only bursts when interest rates get so high that people can’t afford their mortgage repayments. Unless that happens prices stagnate but don’t crash.

Jobs…

Or lack of them, true, but interest rates are the killer.

I think people are more influenced by higher purchase prices than interest rates. Currently investors are purchasing property often by negative gearing thereby forcing prices up, of which first home buyers cannot compete. This means those with less money drop out of the market, whilst those with access to money compete with each other, forcing prices even higher, until the numbers of buyers reduce because of the high prices, thereby bursting the bubble.

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Date: 11/06/2015 14:12:18
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735384
Subject: re: June Chatting

Phil_C said:


I agree she should be independent with her employment not at the whim of the AG but I think she is being very disingenuous to claim that the statement:

“Is it any wonder that Indonesia will not engage with us on other issues that we care about, like the death penalty?” she asked.”

has nothing to do with the recent executions in Indonesia of Australian nationals.

Is Indonesia engaging with us on issues like the death penalty?

Or do the Indonesians want to keep it under the carpet?

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Date: 11/06/2015 14:35:50
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735386
Subject: re: June Chatting

Why just get divorced, why not kill themselves?

>An Australian coupled has pledged to divorce if politicians legalise same-sex marriage in the country.

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/news/article.cfm?c_id=2&objectid=11463564

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Date: 11/06/2015 14:39:12
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735389
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


Phil_C said:

I agree she should be independent with her employment not at the whim of the AG but I think she is being very disingenuous to claim that the statement:

“Is it any wonder that Indonesia will not engage with us on other issues that we care about, like the death penalty?” she asked.”

has nothing to do with the recent executions in Indonesia of Australian nationals.

Is Indonesia engaging with us on issues like the death penalty?

Or do the Indonesians want to keep it under the carpet?

The Indonesian Death Penalty is far more an issue than someone saying she is being disingenuous

Are the Indonesians being disingenuous regarding reform?

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Date: 11/06/2015 14:40:23
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735391
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Why just get divorced, why not kill themselves?

>An Australian coupled has pledged to divorce if politicians legalise same-sex marriage in the country.

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/news/article.cfm?c_id=2&objectid=11463564

Why worry about something that has nothing to do with them

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Date: 11/06/2015 14:45:36
From: dv
ID: 735396
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

Phil_C said:

I agree she should be independent with her employment not at the whim of the AG but I think she is being very disingenuous to claim that the statement:

“Is it any wonder that Indonesia will not engage with us on other issues that we care about, like the death penalty?” she asked.”

has nothing to do with the recent executions in Indonesia of Australian nationals.

Is Indonesia engaging with us on issues like the death penalty?

Or do the Indonesians want to keep it under the carpet?

The Indonesian Death Penalty is far more an issue than someone saying she is being disingenuous

Are the Indonesians being disingenuous regarding reform?

I think we need a consistent policy. If we are going to make a diplomatic issue of the death penalty then we need to do it with China, the USA, Japan and all of the other countries that regularly carry out the death penalty. It can’t be the case that it only becomes a problem for us when Australian citizens commit capital crimes.

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Date: 11/06/2015 14:46:43
From: dv
ID: 735397
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Why just get divorced, why not kill themselves?

>An Australian coupled has pledged to divorce if politicians legalise same-sex marriage in the country.

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/news/article.cfm?c_id=2&objectid=11463564

Hey gays are eating an apple. Yuck I don’t even want it now.

Fuck is wrong with these people.

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Date: 11/06/2015 14:47:12
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735399
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

Is Indonesia engaging with us on issues like the death penalty?

Or do the Indonesians want to keep it under the carpet?

The Indonesian Death Penalty is far more an issue than someone saying she is being disingenuous

Are the Indonesians being disingenuous regarding reform?

I think we need a consistent policy. If we are going to make a diplomatic issue of the death penalty then we need to do it with China, the USA, Japan and all of the other countries that regularly carry out the death penalty. It can’t be the case that it only becomes a problem for us when Australian citizens commit capital crimes.

Agree

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Date: 11/06/2015 15:11:10
From: Ian
ID: 735416
Subject: re: June Chatting

>I think we need a consistent policy. If we are going to make a diplomatic issue of the death penalty then we need to do it with China, the USA, Japan and all of the other countries that regularly carry out the death penalty. It can’t be the case that it only becomes a problem for us when Australian citizens commit capital crimes.

Yeah. I can see your mate Tones making a consistent, principled stand.

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Date: 11/06/2015 15:14:11
From: dv
ID: 735418
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ian said:

your mate Tones

Yyyyikes

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Date: 11/06/2015 15:19:42
From: Cymek
ID: 735420
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Bubblecar said:

Why just get divorced, why not kill themselves?

>An Australian coupled has pledged to divorce if politicians legalise same-sex marriage in the country.

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/news/article.cfm?c_id=2&objectid=11463564

Hey gays are eating an apple. Yuck I don’t even want it now.

Fuck is wrong with these people.

Its strange how to rational reasonable people gay marriage isn’t even an issue, it’s a right everyone should have and to other its some abomination, don’t they see it’s just a modern day version of blacks not being allowed to marry whites, something we are ashamed of now.

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Date: 11/06/2015 15:20:55
From: Cymek
ID: 735422
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


dv said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

The Indonesian Death Penalty is far more an issue than someone saying she is being disingenuous

Are the Indonesians being disingenuous regarding reform?

I think we need a consistent policy. If we are going to make a diplomatic issue of the death penalty then we need to do it with China, the USA, Japan and all of the other countries that regularly carry out the death penalty. It can’t be the case that it only becomes a problem for us when Australian citizens commit capital crimes.

Agree

Either you are against all capital punishment everywhere for everyone or why bother

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Date: 11/06/2015 15:26:28
From: transition
ID: 735424
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-11/government-lost-confidence-in-gillian-triggs-george-brandis/6537752

““The position is, I’m sorry to say, that the Government has lost confidence in Professor Triggs. I say that with some regret because I personally like Professor Triggs and it saddens me to say this,”

Yes, “saddens” is sham sentiment/dissembled hostility, similiarly used in informal behaviour controls by children (learned from adults)

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Date: 11/06/2015 15:27:05
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735425
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

dv said:

I think we need a consistent policy. If we are going to make a diplomatic issue of the death penalty then we need to do it with China, the USA, Japan and all of the other countries that regularly carry out the death penalty. It can’t be the case that it only becomes a problem for us when Australian citizens commit capital crimes.

Agree

Either you are against all capital punishment everywhere for everyone or why bother

Perpetual outrage gets boring. Most countries only get involved when their nationals are at risk…but even that is not a hard and fast rule. No outrage over Bali bombers and i would suggest outrage for drug smugglers was a vocal minority who also saw some free kicks at toned abs.

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Date: 11/06/2015 15:27:17
From: Ian
ID: 735426
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Bubblecar said:

Why just get divorced, why not kill themselves?

>An Australian coupled has pledged to divorce if politicians legalise same-sex marriage in the country.

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/news/article.cfm?c_id=2&objectid=11463564

Hey gays are eating an apple. Yuck I don’t even want it now.

Fuck is wrong with these people.

‘He said if marriage was considered to be only about love, it became “meaningless”.
Such a definition would allow for polygamy, he argued.’

..and Dachshunds

I think that he’s got a point.

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Date: 11/06/2015 15:31:41
From: dv
ID: 735428
Subject: re: June Chatting

So what is it about?

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Date: 11/06/2015 15:33:38
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735431
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


buffy said:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-11/government-lost-confidence-in-gillian-triggs-george-brandis/6537752

““The position is, I’m sorry to say, that the Government has lost confidence in Professor Triggs. I say that with some regret because I personally like Professor Triggs and it saddens me to say this,”

Yes, “saddens” is sham sentiment/dissembled hostility, similiarly used in informal behaviour controls by children (learned from adults)

The only good thing about this government’s lack of principle, is they are more likely to get voted out of office at the next election.

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Date: 11/06/2015 15:33:41
From: Cymek
ID: 735432
Subject: re: June Chatting

Big thumbs up for this man

http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/health/james-harrison-makes-world-headlines-after-saving-two-million-newborn-babies-by-donating-plasma/story-fneuz9ev-1227393001305

AUSTRALIAN man James Harrison dubbed ‘The Man with the Golden Arm’ is making world headlines for saving two million newborns by donating his rare, precious blood.
Harrison, 78, from the NSW Central Coast, has donated his plasma more than 1,000 times.

Unlike most people, he has a rare blood type in his right arm that holds lifesaving antibodies. Doctors suspect he developed the antibody during a chest operation when he was age 14.

“In 1951, I had a chest operation where they removed a lung — and I was 14,” Harrison said.

“When I came out of the operation, or a couple days after, my father was explaining what had happened. He said I had (received) 13 units (litres) of blood and my life had been saved by unknown people. He was a donor himself, so I said when I’m old enough, I’ll become a blood donor.”

Every week for the past 60 years, Harrison has given blood and doctors have used his antibodies to create a vaccine known as Anti-D, which is used to treat pregnant women with the rare Rhesus disease.

This blood disease is a condition where a pregnant woman’s blood attacks her unborn baby’s blood cells. It can lead to brain damage, or death, for a baby.

Harrison has now been credited with saving the lives of more than two million babies, according to the Australian Red Cross blood service.

His story has gone right around the world featuring on international news sites including CNN, Fox News, and other local TV stations in the US.

Australian Red Cross Blood Service spokeswoman Jemma Falkenmire told CNN: “Every bag of blood is precious, but James’ blood is particularly extraordinary.”

“His blood is actually used to make a lifesaving medication, given to mums whose blood is at risk of attacking their unborn babies. Every batch of Anti-D that has ever been made in Australia has come from James’ blood.

“And more than 17% of women in Australia are at risk, so James has helped save a lot of lives.”

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Date: 11/06/2015 15:34:57
From: Speedy
ID: 735433
Subject: re: June Chatting

I think I will need a new mouse one day. This one double-clicks, but only intermittently, so it is still good for now.

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Date: 11/06/2015 15:37:21
From: Ian
ID: 735435
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


So what is it about?

A gate post?

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Date: 11/06/2015 15:38:48
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735436
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


dv said:

Bubblecar said:

Why just get divorced, why not kill themselves?

>An Australian coupled has pledged to divorce if politicians legalise same-sex marriage in the country.

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/news/article.cfm?c_id=2&objectid=11463564

Hey gays are eating an apple. Yuck I don’t even want it now.

Fuck is wrong with these people.

Its strange how to rational reasonable people gay marriage isn’t even an issue, it’s a right everyone should have and to other its some abomination, don’t they see it’s just a modern day version of blacks not being allowed to marry whites, something we are ashamed of now.

Legalize polygamy, polyandry and group marriage at the same time as well

or would that be too much for all the religious politicians with their sacred 2 thousand year old ideology

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Date: 11/06/2015 15:40:25
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735437
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Cymek said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

Agree

Either you are against all capital punishment everywhere for everyone or why bother

Perpetual outrage gets boring. Most countries only get involved when their nationals are at risk…but even that is not a hard and fast rule. No outrage over Bali bombers and i would suggest outrage for drug smugglers was a vocal minority who also saw some free kicks at toned abs.

Human rights abuse gets boring as well

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Date: 11/06/2015 15:42:25
From: Cymek
ID: 735439
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


Cymek said:

dv said:

Hey gays are eating an apple. Yuck I don’t even want it now.

Fuck is wrong with these people.

Its strange how to rational reasonable people gay marriage isn’t even an issue, it’s a right everyone should have and to other its some abomination, don’t they see it’s just a modern day version of blacks not being allowed to marry whites, something we are ashamed of now.

Legalize polygamy, polyandry and group marriage at the same time as well

or would that be too much for all the religious politicians with their sacred 2 thousand year old ideology

I have no problem with any of the above, they make a lot of sense, making marriage out as some sacred convenant between a man, a women and god is just another religious persecution and means of control.

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Date: 11/06/2015 15:43:57
From: Ian
ID: 735440
Subject: re: June Chatting

>or would that be too much for all the religious politicians with their sacred 2 thousand year old ideology

Abs is going to have to bend over backwards to accommodate the breadth of opinion in his party..
Now we know why runs and runs and huffs and puffs.

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Date: 11/06/2015 15:44:43
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735441
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Big thumbs up for this man

http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/health/james-harrison-makes-world-headlines-after-saving-two-million-newborn-babies-by-donating-plasma/story-fneuz9ev-1227393001305

AUSTRALIAN man James Harrison dubbed ‘The Man with the Golden Arm’ is making world headlines for saving two million newborns by donating his rare, precious blood.
Harrison, 78, from the NSW Central Coast, has donated his plasma more than 1,000 times.

Unlike most people, he has a rare blood type in his right arm that holds lifesaving antibodies. Doctors suspect he developed the antibody during a chest operation when he was age 14.

“In 1951, I had a chest operation where they removed a lung — and I was 14,” Harrison said.

“When I came out of the operation, or a couple days after, my father was explaining what had happened. He said I had (received) 13 units (litres) of blood and my life had been saved by unknown people. He was a donor himself, so I said when I’m old enough, I’ll become a blood donor.”

Every week for the past 60 years, Harrison has given blood and doctors have used his antibodies to create a vaccine known as Anti-D, which is used to treat pregnant women with the rare Rhesus disease.

This blood disease is a condition where a pregnant woman’s blood attacks her unborn baby’s blood cells. It can lead to brain damage, or death, for a baby.

Harrison has now been credited with saving the lives of more than two million babies, according to the Australian Red Cross blood service.

His story has gone right around the world featuring on international news sites including CNN, Fox News, and other local TV stations in the US.

Australian Red Cross Blood Service spokeswoman Jemma Falkenmire told CNN: “Every bag of blood is precious, but James’ blood is particularly extraordinary.”

“His blood is actually used to make a lifesaving medication, given to mums whose blood is at risk of attacking their unborn babies. Every batch of Anti-D that has ever been made in Australia has come from James’ blood.

“And more than 17% of women in Australia are at risk, so James has helped save a lot of lives.”

crikey

Do they give him money?

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Date: 11/06/2015 15:46:57
From: Cymek
ID: 735442
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


Cymek said:

Big thumbs up for this man

http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/health/james-harrison-makes-world-headlines-after-saving-two-million-newborn-babies-by-donating-plasma/story-fneuz9ev-1227393001305

AUSTRALIAN man James Harrison dubbed ‘The Man with the Golden Arm’ is making world headlines for saving two million newborns by donating his rare, precious blood.
Harrison, 78, from the NSW Central Coast, has donated his plasma more than 1,000 times.

Unlike most people, he has a rare blood type in his right arm that holds lifesaving antibodies. Doctors suspect he developed the antibody during a chest operation when he was age 14.

“In 1951, I had a chest operation where they removed a lung — and I was 14,” Harrison said.

“When I came out of the operation, or a couple days after, my father was explaining what had happened. He said I had (received) 13 units (litres) of blood and my life had been saved by unknown people. He was a donor himself, so I said when I’m old enough, I’ll become a blood donor.”

Every week for the past 60 years, Harrison has given blood and doctors have used his antibodies to create a vaccine known as Anti-D, which is used to treat pregnant women with the rare Rhesus disease.

This blood disease is a condition where a pregnant woman’s blood attacks her unborn baby’s blood cells. It can lead to brain damage, or death, for a baby.

Harrison has now been credited with saving the lives of more than two million babies, according to the Australian Red Cross blood service.

His story has gone right around the world featuring on international news sites including CNN, Fox News, and other local TV stations in the US.

Australian Red Cross Blood Service spokeswoman Jemma Falkenmire told CNN: “Every bag of blood is precious, but James’ blood is particularly extraordinary.”

“His blood is actually used to make a lifesaving medication, given to mums whose blood is at risk of attacking their unborn babies. Every batch of Anti-D that has ever been made in Australia has come from James’ blood.

“And more than 17% of women in Australia are at risk, so James has helped save a lot of lives.”

crikey

Do they give him money?

I don’t think so

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Date: 11/06/2015 15:47:18
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735443
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

Cymek said:

Its strange how to rational reasonable people gay marriage isn’t even an issue, it’s a right everyone should have and to other its some abomination, don’t they see it’s just a modern day version of blacks not being allowed to marry whites, something we are ashamed of now.

Legalize polygamy, polyandry and group marriage at the same time as well

or would that be too much for all the religious politicians with their sacred 2 thousand year old ideology

I have no problem with any of the above, they make a lot of sense, making marriage out as some sacred convenant between a man, a women and god is just another religious persecution and means of control.

Between a man, a women and God = threesomes

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Date: 11/06/2015 15:48:15
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735444
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

Cymek said:

Big thumbs up for this man

http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/health/james-harrison-makes-world-headlines-after-saving-two-million-newborn-babies-by-donating-plasma/story-fneuz9ev-1227393001305

AUSTRALIAN man James Harrison dubbed ‘The Man with the Golden Arm’ is making world headlines for saving two million newborns by donating his rare, precious blood.
Harrison, 78, from the NSW Central Coast, has donated his plasma more than 1,000 times.

Unlike most people, he has a rare blood type in his right arm that holds lifesaving antibodies. Doctors suspect he developed the antibody during a chest operation when he was age 14.

“In 1951, I had a chest operation where they removed a lung — and I was 14,” Harrison said.

“When I came out of the operation, or a couple days after, my father was explaining what had happened. He said I had (received) 13 units (litres) of blood and my life had been saved by unknown people. He was a donor himself, so I said when I’m old enough, I’ll become a blood donor.”

Every week for the past 60 years, Harrison has given blood and doctors have used his antibodies to create a vaccine known as Anti-D, which is used to treat pregnant women with the rare Rhesus disease.

This blood disease is a condition where a pregnant woman’s blood attacks her unborn baby’s blood cells. It can lead to brain damage, or death, for a baby.

Harrison has now been credited with saving the lives of more than two million babies, according to the Australian Red Cross blood service.

His story has gone right around the world featuring on international news sites including CNN, Fox News, and other local TV stations in the US.

Australian Red Cross Blood Service spokeswoman Jemma Falkenmire told CNN: “Every bag of blood is precious, but James’ blood is particularly extraordinary.”

“His blood is actually used to make a lifesaving medication, given to mums whose blood is at risk of attacking their unborn babies. Every batch of Anti-D that has ever been made in Australia has come from James’ blood.

“And more than 17% of women in Australia are at risk, so James has helped save a lot of lives.”

crikey

Do they give him money?

I don’t think so

if some pharmaceutical company was making it

it would require money

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Date: 11/06/2015 15:59:58
From: Dropbear
ID: 735447
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rare blood type in his arm?

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Date: 11/06/2015 16:03:12
From: Cymek
ID: 735448
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Rare blood type in his arm?

It sounds weird doesn’t it

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Date: 11/06/2015 16:06:25
From: Ian
ID: 735449
Subject: re: June Chatting

>Between a man, a women and God

Won’t somebody think of the dachshunds!

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Date: 11/06/2015 16:09:46
From: dv
ID: 735450
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ah … presumably his right arm is on the same blood stream as the rest of his body

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Date: 11/06/2015 16:12:19
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735451
Subject: re: June Chatting

I presume they take the blood out of his right arm, and the writer took that a little too literally.

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Date: 11/06/2015 16:12:41
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735452
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ian said:


>Between a man, a women and God

Won’t somebody think of the dachshunds!

Want someone think of the children

What are they supposed to make of it?

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Date: 11/06/2015 16:13:20
From: Dropbear
ID: 735453
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ian said:


>Between a man, a women and God

Won’t somebody think of the dachshunds!

How many womens?

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Date: 11/06/2015 16:13:48
From: dv
ID: 735454
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


I presume they take the blood out of his right arm, and the writer took that a little too literally.

yep

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Date: 11/06/2015 16:14:01
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735455
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-10/hockeys-housing-comments-prompt-call-for-mp-rent-transparency/6536146

Joe Hockey’s housing comments prompt call for crackdown on politicians using taxpayers’ funds to pay off Canberra houses

make them pay it all back

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Date: 11/06/2015 16:14:12
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735456
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ian said:


>Between a man, a women and God

Won’t somebody think of the dachshunds!

Dachshunds are pets, not partners. Marriage is not just about love, it’s usually also about sex and sharing the housework & bills etc.

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Date: 11/06/2015 16:14:33
From: Dropbear
ID: 735457
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Ah … presumably his right arm is on the same blood stream as the rest of his body

Would his left leg do in a pinch?

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Date: 11/06/2015 16:14:58
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735458
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Ian said:

>Between a man, a women and God

Won’t somebody think of the dachshunds!

How many womens?

hmmm

2 or 3

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Date: 11/06/2015 16:16:15
From: poikilotherm
ID: 735459
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Ah … presumably his right arm is on the same blood stream as the rest of his body

Otherwise it’s the wrong arm.

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Date: 11/06/2015 16:16:24
From: Dropbear
ID: 735460
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


I presume they take the blood out of his right arm, and the writer took that a little too literally.

I figurativelied that

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Date: 11/06/2015 16:16:34
From: Cymek
ID: 735461
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Ian said:

>Between a man, a women and God

Won’t somebody think of the dachshunds!

Dachshunds are pets, not partners. Marriage is not just about love, it’s usually also about sex and sharing the housework & bills etc.

Which is why group marriage makes sense a pooling of resources

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Date: 11/06/2015 16:16:50
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735462
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-stoke-staffordshire-33084474

Staffordshire schoolboy discovers new planet

A planet 1000 light-years away has been found by a schoolboy from Staffordshire.

Tom Wagg, 17, a student at Newcastle-under-Lyme School, said he was “hugely excited” by his discovery.

He was 15-years-old when he spotted the planet while doing work experience at Keele University and it took two years to prove its existence.

more…

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Date: 11/06/2015 16:18:02
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735463
Subject: re: June Chatting

They should give him a hand if he is sharing his arm

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Date: 11/06/2015 16:21:52
From: Ian
ID: 735464
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Bubblecar said:

Ian said:

>Between a man, a women and God

Won’t somebody think of the dachshunds!

Dachshunds are pets, not partners. Marriage is not just about love, it’s usually also about sex and sharing the housework & bills etc.

Which is why group marriage makes sense a pooling poodling of resources

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Date: 11/06/2015 16:23:45
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735465
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-10/hockeys-housing-comments-prompt-call-for-mp-rent-transparency/6536146

Joe Hockey’s housing comments prompt call for crackdown on politicians using taxpayers’ funds to pay off Canberra houses

make them pay it all back

“On any given night there are 100,000 people who are homeless right across Australia.”

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Date: 11/06/2015 16:26:45
From: Cymek
ID: 735466
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-10/hockeys-housing-comments-prompt-call-for-mp-rent-transparency/6536146

Joe Hockey’s housing comments prompt call for crackdown on politicians using taxpayers’ funds to pay off Canberra houses

make them pay it all back

“On any given night there are 100,000 people who are homeless right across Australia.”

It’s funny how politicians convicted of rorting taxpayers often have to pay the money back but actual criminal charges of fraud aren’t laid against them

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Date: 11/06/2015 16:27:56
From: Ian
ID: 735467
Subject: re: June Chatting

>Staffordshire schoolboy discovers new planet

Terrestrial?

Terrierstal?

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Date: 11/06/2015 16:40:19
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735470
Subject: re: June Chatting

Common reflux drugs linked to heart attack

A class of drugs widely used to treat heartburn could raise heart attack risk, new research suggests.

While the study results need to be confirmed, commentators say the research provides another reason to reduce unnecessary use of the drugs —called proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) — which are both prescribed and sold over the counter in Australia.

The drugs include the active ingredients omeprazole, esomeprazole, pantoprazole, rabeprazole, lansoprazole, which all work by reducing the amount of stomach acid produced.

“These drugs may not be as safe as we think,” says senior author Dr Nicholas Leeper, an assistant professor of vascular surgery and of cardiovascular medicine at Stanford University.

The new research, published today in the journal PLOS ONE, relied on mining data from millions of electronic medical records in the United States.

“The risk is small,” says lead author Dr Nigam Shah also from Stanford, whose team developed the data mining method used in the study.

“If 4357 people take proton pump inhibitors for two weeks, this will mean one additional heart attack.”

But, he says, given how widely used the drugs are, this could result in many additional heart attacks

“Even if it’s a tiny elevation of risk at the individual level, at a population level it adds up to pretty large numbers.”

The market for PPIs is worth $13 billion worldwide, say the researchers.

http://www.abc.net.au/science/articles/2015/06/11/4252428.htm

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Date: 11/06/2015 16:42:28
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735472
Subject: re: June Chatting

James Last: German big band leader dies aged 86

German composer and big band leader James Last, famous for his trademark easy-listening music, has died in Florida at the age of 86.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-11/german-big-band-leader-james-last-dies/6539202

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Date: 11/06/2015 16:42:41
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735473
Subject: re: June Chatting

Former Archbishop of Canterbury: gay marriage would be “cultural vandalism

https://c-fam.org/turtle_bay/former-archbishop-of-canterbury-gay-marriage-would-be-cultural-vandalism/

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Date: 11/06/2015 16:43:00
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735475
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


James Last: German big band leader dies aged 86

German composer and big band leader James Last, famous for his trademark easy-listening music, has died in Florida at the age of 86.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-11/german-big-band-leader-james-last-dies/6539202


I thought he was already dead

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Date: 11/06/2015 16:44:32
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735478
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


James Last: German big band leader dies aged 86

German composer and big band leader James Last, famous for his trademark easy-listening music, has died in Florida at the age of 86.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-11/german-big-band-leader-james-last-dies/6539202

I used to listen to him when I was about 10 years old

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Date: 11/06/2015 16:45:43
From: Cymek
ID: 735479
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Former Archbishop of Canterbury: gay marriage would be “cultural vandalism

https://c-fam.org/turtle_bay/former-archbishop-of-canterbury-gay-marriage-would-be-cultural-vandalism/

For such a stupid statement one should retort that all priests are pedophiles

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Date: 11/06/2015 16:45:55
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735480
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Former Archbishop of Canterbury: gay marriage would be “cultural vandalism

https://c-fam.org/turtle_bay/former-archbishop-of-canterbury-gay-marriage-would-be-cultural-vandalism/

Former Archbishop of Canterbury: gay marriage would be “human rights restored”

Fixed

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Date: 11/06/2015 16:46:14
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735481
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Former Archbishop of Canterbury: gay marriage would be “cultural vandalism

https://c-fam.org/turtle_bay/former-archbishop-of-canterbury-gay-marriage-would-be-cultural-vandalism/

That’s some years out of date :)

The UK introduced same sex legislation in 2013 (except in northern Ireland).

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Date: 11/06/2015 16:48:11
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735483
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


wookiemeister said:

Former Archbishop of Canterbury: gay marriage would be “cultural vandalism

https://c-fam.org/turtle_bay/former-archbishop-of-canterbury-gay-marriage-would-be-cultural-vandalism/

For such a stupid statement one should retort that all priests are pedophiles

well around half are I think

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Date: 11/06/2015 17:13:37
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735487
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spectre new James Bond trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6lsAyK4aRNs

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Date: 11/06/2015 17:35:33
From: Ian
ID: 735491
Subject: re: June Chatting

Mad Monk muscles up to Alan Jones.. Wow!

“What we did recently in the Senate was to reduce, Alan, capital R-E-D-U-C-E, the number of these things that we are going to get in the future … I frankly would have likely to have reduced the number a lot more but we got the best deal we could out of the Senate and if we hadn’t had a deal, Alan, we would have been stuck with even more of these things …

http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2015/jun/11/windfarms-may-have-potential-health-impacts-tony-abbott-says#img-1

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Date: 11/06/2015 17:37:08
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735492
Subject: re: June Chatting

Here ya go wookie

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-11/the-underground-world-of-drone-racing/6532896

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Date: 11/06/2015 17:38:21
From: poikilotherm
ID: 735494
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ian said:


Mad Monk muscles up to Alan Jones.. Wow!

“What we did recently in the Senate was to reduce, Alan, capital R-E-D-U-C-E, the number of these things that we are going to get in the future … I frankly would have likely to have reduced the number a lot more but we got the best deal we could out of the Senate and if we hadn’t had a deal, Alan, we would have been stuck with even more of these things …

http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2015/jun/11/windfarms-may-have-potential-health-impacts-tony-abbott-says#img-1

Man those things are annoying, they even have an internet of things, it’s just not right and it looks ugly too.

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Date: 11/06/2015 18:05:43
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735504
Subject: re: June Chatting

Just coffee & cake for dinner tonight, since I had a late lunch of leftover roast hen.

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Date: 11/06/2015 18:07:01
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735505
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Just coffee & cake for dinner tonight, since I had a late lunch of leftover roast hen.

See you have been on over at the drum. Mashed spud and freezer stew here.

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Date: 11/06/2015 18:08:13
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735506
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Bubblecar said:

Just coffee & cake for dinner tonight, since I had a late lunch of leftover roast hen.

See you have been on over at the drum. Mashed spud and freezer stew here.

Who are you over there?

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Date: 11/06/2015 18:09:39
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735507
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


AwesomeO said:

Bubblecar said:

Just coffee & cake for dinner tonight, since I had a late lunch of leftover roast hen.

See you have been on over at the drum. Mashed spud and freezer stew here.

Who are you over there?

No one, I just read the articles and readers letters.

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Date: 11/06/2015 18:11:56
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735508
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:

No one, I just read the articles and readers letters.

You’re a glutton for punishment.

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Date: 11/06/2015 18:14:55
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735510
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


No one, I just read the articles and readers letters.

Pre-mod means posting isn’t much fun. You don’t get much of a sense of interaction.

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Date: 11/06/2015 18:16:18
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735513
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


AwesomeO said:

No one, I just read the articles and readers letters.

Pre-mod means posting isn’t much fun. You don’t get much of a sense of interaction.

Causes a lot of complaints from right wingers as well whose posts vanish.

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Date: 11/06/2015 18:21:04
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735518
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tony Abbott wants fewer ‘visually awful’ wind farms, wishes Howard government never implemented Renewable Energy Target

Prime Minister Tony Abbott has described wind farms as “visually awful” saying he wishes the Howard government, of which he was a member, had never implemented the Renewable Energy Target (RET) policy.

“When I’ve been up close to these things, not only are they visually awful, but they make a lot of noise,” Mr Abbott told Sydney broadcaster Alan Jones this morning.

A dimwit spoke to a dimwit over something they both cannot understand and broadcast their waste of time to a bunch of people wasting their time listening to them.

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Date: 11/06/2015 18:23:59
From: captain_spalding
ID: 735519
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:

“When I’ve been up close to these things, not only are they visually awful, but they make a lot of noise,” Mr Abbott told Sydney broadcaster Alan Jones this morning.

I heard he’d said that, but missed the part of the report that said what he was referring to.

I presumed he’d been speaking about his Cabinet ministers.

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Date: 11/06/2015 18:37:16
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735532
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


Tony Abbott wants fewer ‘visually awful’ wind farms, wishes Howard government never implemented Renewable Energy Target

Prime Minister Tony Abbott has described wind farms as “visually awful” saying he wishes the Howard government, of which he was a member, had never implemented the Renewable Energy Target (RET) policy.

“When I’ve been up close to these things, not only are they visually awful, but they make a lot of noise,” Mr Abbott told Sydney broadcaster Alan Jones this morning.

A dimwit spoke to a dimwit over something they both cannot understand and broadcast their waste of time to a bunch of people wasting their time listening to them.

I suppose Tony And Joe want other people to think they are ugly

what better way to spread the word that Wind Farms are visually awful, make a lot of noise etc
Tony and Joe both know, go on public radio and tv and say they are ugly, that will make others thinks they are ugly

dimwits

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Date: 11/06/2015 18:38:03
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735533
Subject: re: June Chatting

What’s the good word on Windows 10? I am very happy with 8.1 atm so will only upgrade if 10 gets good reviews.

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Date: 11/06/2015 18:40:17
From: sibeen
ID: 735535
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


What’s the good word on Windows 10? I am very happy with 8.1 atm so will only upgrade if 10 gets good reviews.

I’m the same, Witty. Have only really been using 8.1 full time for about two weeks and I really have no complaints with it.

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Date: 11/06/2015 18:45:58
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735541
Subject: re: June Chatting

Inside the Animal Mind

Time7:30pm – 8:30pm
Duration 60 minutes
Channel GEM

Title You Are What You Sense
Production Year (2014)

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be an animal? Chris Packham explores the remarkable ways animals use their senses. Focusing on dogs, he discovers how their powerful sense of smell creates a bizarre alternative reality.

Could be interesting.

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Date: 11/06/2015 18:48:34
From: sibeen
ID: 735542
Subject: re: June Chatting

Focusing on wookie, he discovers how his powerful sense of smell creates a bizarre alternative reality.

fixed

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Date: 11/06/2015 18:49:54
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735543
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Focusing on wookie, he discovers how his powerful sense of smell creates a bizarre alternative reality.

fixed


vicks chest rub and mint slices

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Date: 11/06/2015 18:50:40
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735544
Subject: re: June Chatting

I thought I’d put in an enrichment section on lunatics i’ve met

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Date: 11/06/2015 19:02:48
From: buffy
ID: 735556
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hello Holidayers. What am I missing in here? I have been putting together a pizza. “From scratch”. kii will be proud of me.

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Date: 11/06/2015 19:04:20
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735557
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Hello Holidayers. What am I missing in here? I have been putting together a pizza. “From scratch”. kii will be proud of me.


Do you make your own base?

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Date: 11/06/2015 19:06:21
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735559
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


Hello Holidayers. What am I missing in here? I have been putting together a pizza. “From scratch”. kii will be proud of me.

Home-made pizza dough is worth the wait.

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Date: 11/06/2015 19:08:59
From: buffy
ID: 735561
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


buffy said:

Hello Holidayers. What am I missing in here? I have been putting together a pizza. “From scratch”. kii will be proud of me.


Do you make your own base?

I have tonight. I put the flour etc into the mixer as soon as I got home (about 5.45), mixed it and left it to rise while I had a quick shower. Then I cut up the stuff and grated some cheese. Then I stretched out the dough onto the pizza tray, assembled the fillings. It’s been I the oven about 15 minutes so far, while I washed up. Gosh. I’m sooooo efficient! I’ve been making the base myself recently as it really is much better than bought ones. I do use premade pizza sauce under the stuff. I didn’t get around to making any, just ordinary tomato sauce.

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Date: 11/06/2015 19:11:34
From: furious
ID: 735562
Subject: re: June Chatting

If you wish to make a pizza from scratch, you must first invent the universe.

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Date: 11/06/2015 19:16:52
From: buffy
ID: 735564
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


Tony Abbott wants fewer ‘visually awful’ wind farms, wishes Howard government never implemented Renewable Energy Target

Prime Minister Tony Abbott has described wind farms as “visually awful” saying he wishes the Howard government, of which he was a member, had never implemented the Renewable Energy Target (RET) policy.

“When I’ve been up close to these things, not only are they visually awful, but they make a lot of noise,” Mr Abbott told Sydney broadcaster Alan Jones this morning.

A dimwit spoke to a dimwit over something they both cannot understand and broadcast their waste of time to a bunch of people wasting their time listening to them.

I wonder which ones he’s been close to, because they are definitely not noisy. We have some of the biggest ones in Australia in this district – Mr buffy worked onsite when they were built. I’ve stood right underneath one. Whoosh. Like the wind.

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Date: 11/06/2015 19:19:32
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735566
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

I wonder which ones he’s been close to, because they are definitely not noisy. We have some of the biggest ones in Australia in this district – Mr buffy worked onsite when they were built. I’ve stood right underneath one. Whoosh. Like the wind.


What do you think of them visually? I reckon they are very elegant.

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Date: 11/06/2015 19:20:02
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735567
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

Tony Abbott wants fewer ‘visually awful’ wind farms, wishes Howard government never implemented Renewable Energy Target

Prime Minister Tony Abbott has described wind farms as “visually awful” saying he wishes the Howard government, of which he was a member, had never implemented the Renewable Energy Target (RET) policy.

“When I’ve been up close to these things, not only are they visually awful, but they make a lot of noise,” Mr Abbott told Sydney broadcaster Alan Jones this morning.

A dimwit spoke to a dimwit over something they both cannot understand and broadcast their waste of time to a bunch of people wasting their time listening to them.

I wonder which ones he’s been close to, because they are definitely not noisy. We have some of the biggest ones in Australia in this district – Mr buffy worked onsite when they were built. I’ve stood right underneath one. Whoosh. Like the wind.

with their level of sophisticated research

they probably just heard someone say they are noisy and presumed all are noisy

generalization and presumption rule in their minds

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Date: 11/06/2015 19:21:55
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735568
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


buffy said:

I wonder which ones he’s been close to, because they are definitely not noisy. We have some of the biggest ones in Australia in this district – Mr buffy worked onsite when they were built. I’ve stood right underneath one. Whoosh. Like the wind.


What do you think of them visually? I reckon they are very elegant.

Tony and Joe should re-imagine wind farms as an art installation

if they can use their imaginations which i suspect they both cannot

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Date: 11/06/2015 19:25:59
From: sibeen
ID: 735570
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


buffy said:

I wonder which ones he’s been close to, because they are definitely not noisy. We have some of the biggest ones in Australia in this district – Mr buffy worked onsite when they were built. I’ve stood right underneath one. Whoosh. Like the wind.


What do you think of them visually? I reckon they are very elegant.

In the eye of the beholder. I don’t like them.

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Date: 11/06/2015 20:10:25
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 735571
Subject: re: June Chatting

it seems indians (dot not feather) don’t understand the phrase ‘fucked if i know…’

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Date: 11/06/2015 20:13:41
From: dv
ID: 735572
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


it seems indians (dot not feather) don’t understand the phrase ‘fucked if i know…’

Well it is something of a non-standard idiom.

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Date: 11/06/2015 20:15:22
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 735573
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

it seems indians (dot not feather) don’t understand the phrase ‘fucked if i know…’

Well it is something of a non-standard idiom.

surely it’s in telstras ‘dealing with australians’ handbook…

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Date: 11/06/2015 20:16:08
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735574
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


it seems indians (dot not feather) don’t understand the phrase ‘fucked if i know…’

The phone ones would be familiar with fuck off.

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Date: 11/06/2015 20:16:34
From: dv
ID: 735575
Subject: re: June Chatting

So what you are saying to me is that if you are knowledgable of these matters then it will result in coitus…

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Date: 11/06/2015 20:19:47
From: buffy
ID: 735576
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


buffy said:

I wonder which ones he’s been close to, because they are definitely not noisy. We have some of the biggest ones in Australia in this district – Mr buffy worked onsite when they were built. I’ve stood right underneath one. Whoosh. Like the wind.


What do you think of them visually? I reckon they are very elegant.

I think they are vey beautiful. But then we have the pylons going to the Portland smelter across the paddocks around here too, and they are definitely not elegant. I find it amusing that the local “Landscape Guardians” complain about the wind turbines. The landscape around here was very extensively cleared by the Europeans around 150 to 200 years ago……so what is to preserve?

:)

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Date: 11/06/2015 20:22:31
From: furious
ID: 735577
Subject: re: June Chatting

I hear/say it as I’d know…

But that might make even less sense…

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Date: 11/06/2015 20:23:15
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735578
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

buffy said:

I wonder which ones he’s been close to, because they are definitely not noisy. We have some of the biggest ones in Australia in this district – Mr buffy worked onsite when they were built. I’ve stood right underneath one. Whoosh. Like the wind.


What do you think of them visually? I reckon they are very elegant.

I think they are vey beautiful. But then we have the pylons going to the Portland smelter across the paddocks around here too, and they are definitely not elegant. I find it amusing that the local “Landscape Guardians” complain about the wind turbines. The landscape around here was very extensively cleared by the Europeans around 150 to 200 years ago……so what is to preserve?

:)

Rolling green field with parches of woodland may not preserve the original landscape but big windmills on them add an industrial and obvious man made manufactured aspect that some people dislike.

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Date: 11/06/2015 20:24:58
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735581
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

buffy said:

I wonder which ones he’s been close to, because they are definitely not noisy. We have some of the biggest ones in Australia in this district – Mr buffy worked onsite when they were built. I’ve stood right underneath one. Whoosh. Like the wind.


What do you think of them visually? I reckon they are very elegant.

I think they are vey beautiful. But then we have the pylons going to the Portland smelter across the paddocks around here too, and they are definitely not elegant. I find it amusing that the local “Landscape Guardians” complain about the wind turbines. The landscape around here was very extensively cleared by the Europeans around 150 to 200 years ago……so what is to preserve?

:)

If you are on the basalt plains in Western Victoria they were mainly grasslands, so very popular with graziers as there was little to clear.

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Date: 11/06/2015 20:26:03
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 735582
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • f#cked if i know…

I hear/say it as I’d know…

But that might make even less sense…

you’d need xray specs or to dig up my front yard by next wednesday to know…

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Date: 11/06/2015 20:26:08
From: Rule 303
ID: 735583
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:

surely it’s in telstras ‘dealing with australians’ handbook…

Heh. Found this an interesting read on this very subject.

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Date: 11/06/2015 20:31:41
From: dv
ID: 735584
Subject: re: June Chatting

I wonder if I’d be able to make a fire out of found wood if my life depended on it.

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Date: 11/06/2015 20:34:40
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735585
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


I wonder if I’d be able to make a fire out of found wood if my life depended on it.

Helps if you wear glasses.

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Date: 11/06/2015 20:35:16
From: buffy
ID: 735586
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


buffy said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

What do you think of them visually? I reckon they are very elegant.

I think they are vey beautiful. But then we have the pylons going to the Portland smelter across the paddocks around here too, and they are definitely not elegant. I find it amusing that the local “Landscape Guardians” complain about the wind turbines. The landscape around here was very extensively cleared by the Europeans around 150 to 200 years ago……so what is to preserve?

:)

If you are on the basalt plains in Western Victoria they were mainly grasslands, so very popular with graziers as there was little to clear.

And what there was was cleared. Still a very few very large old redgums around. Including one in our backyard that recently supplied lots of babies for a local regeneration at the swamp.

The plains were cultivated. The aboriginal women dug the murrnong (yam daisies) taking the larger ones for eating and replanting the smaller ones for next season. Over lots and lots and lots of years this made for a very friable soil, enriched by burns. Which also triggered the flowering of the murrnong. Sheep trod it hard quite quickly.

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Date: 11/06/2015 20:35:54
From: Rule 303
ID: 735587
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


I wonder if I’d be able to make a fire out of found wood if my life depended on it.

Are you allowed to use a polished Coke can base as a lens? Because then yes.

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Date: 11/06/2015 20:36:51
From: buffy
ID: 735588
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


I wonder if I’d be able to make a fire out of found wood if my life depended on it.

Make sure one of the found bits of wood is a match.

;)

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Date: 11/06/2015 20:38:26
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735589
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


I wonder if I’d be able to make a fire out of found wood if my life depended on it.

Still got plans to wander the Tasmanian wilderness?

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Date: 11/06/2015 20:41:00
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735590
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


PermeateFree said:

buffy said:

I think they are vey beautiful. But then we have the pylons going to the Portland smelter across the paddocks around here too, and they are definitely not elegant. I find it amusing that the local “Landscape Guardians” complain about the wind turbines. The landscape around here was very extensively cleared by the Europeans around 150 to 200 years ago……so what is to preserve?

:)

If you are on the basalt plains in Western Victoria they were mainly grasslands, so very popular with graziers as there was little to clear.

And what there was was cleared. Still a very few very large old redgums around. Including one in our backyard that recently supplied lots of babies for a local regeneration at the swamp.

The plains were cultivated. The aboriginal women dug the murrnong (yam daisies) taking the larger ones for eating and replanting the smaller ones for next season. Over lots and lots and lots of years this made for a very friable soil, enriched by burns. Which also triggered the flowering of the murrnong. Sheep trod it hard quite quickly.

River Red Gum country, typically has little lower story vegetation. The grasslands being so popular with graziers was quickly degraded and is now a rare habitat. Grasslands have a large range of species that occur nowhere else and they too are now rare.

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Date: 11/06/2015 20:44:45
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735591
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


dv said:

I wonder if I’d be able to make a fire out of found wood if my life depended on it.

Still got plans to wander the Tasmanian wilderness?

The Aborigines mainly carried glowing vegetation from camp to camp in Tasmania, as lighting fires from scratch in the commonly damp environment is so difficult.

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Date: 11/06/2015 20:46:12
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735592
Subject: re: June Chatting

glowing vegetation = glowing embers

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Date: 11/06/2015 20:47:18
From: dv
ID: 735593
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


dv said:

I wonder if I’d be able to make a fire out of found wood if my life depended on it.

Helps if you wear glasses.

It would help if you wore reading glasses, or some other kind of glasses that correct presbyopia. Most people who wear glasses do so to correct myopia, and such are not good for starting fires.

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Date: 11/06/2015 20:48:00
From: dv
ID: 735594
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


dv said:

I wonder if I’d be able to make a fire out of found wood if my life depended on it.

Still got plans to wander the Tasmanian wilderness?

Indeed though I won’t need to light any fires for that one.

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Date: 11/06/2015 20:49:30
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735595
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


PermeateFree said:

dv said:

I wonder if I’d be able to make a fire out of found wood if my life depended on it.

Helps if you wear glasses.

It would help if you wore reading glasses, or some other kind of glasses that correct presbyopia. Most people who wear glasses do so to correct myopia, and such are not good for starting fires.

You use them to concentrate the sun’s rays in one place, so if they do that you should be right.

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Date: 11/06/2015 20:51:50
From: dv
ID: 735596
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


dv said:

PermeateFree said:

Helps if you wear glasses.

It would help if you wore reading glasses, or some other kind of glasses that correct presbyopia. Most people who wear glasses do so to correct myopia, and such are not good for starting fires.

You use them to concentrate the sun’s rays in one place, so if they do that you should be right.

Yeah you’re not getting it. The most common kind of glasses correct myopia. They don’t concentrate rays in one place. They disperse rays.

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Date: 11/06/2015 20:52:57
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735597
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


PermeateFree said:

dv said:

It would help if you wore reading glasses, or some other kind of glasses that correct presbyopia. Most people who wear glasses do so to correct myopia, and such are not good for starting fires.

You use them to concentrate the sun’s rays in one place, so if they do that you should be right.

Yeah you’re not getting it. The most common kind of glasses correct myopia. They don’t concentrate rays in one place. They disperse rays.

What if you turn them around?

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Date: 11/06/2015 20:53:20
From: dv
ID: 735598
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


dv said:

I wonder if I’d be able to make a fire out of found wood if my life depended on it.

Are you allowed to use a polished Coke can base as a lens? Because then yes.

I don’t think using a polished Coke can base as a lens would count as making a fire out of found wood.

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Date: 11/06/2015 20:53:37
From: dv
ID: 735599
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


dv said:

PermeateFree said:

You use them to concentrate the sun’s rays in one place, so if they do that you should be right.

Yeah you’re not getting it. The most common kind of glasses correct myopia. They don’t concentrate rays in one place. They disperse rays.

What if you turn them around?

Even if you turn them around…

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Date: 11/06/2015 20:55:21
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 735600
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


PermeateFree said:

dv said:

It would help if you wore reading glasses, or some other kind of glasses that correct presbyopia. Most people who wear glasses do so to correct myopia, and such are not good for starting fires.

You use them to concentrate the sun’s rays in one place, so if they do that you should be right.

Yeah you’re not getting it. The most common kind of glasses correct myopia. They don’t concentrate rays in one place. They disperse rays.

turn them over…

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Date: 11/06/2015 20:56:16
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 735601
Subject: re: June Chatting

you’re still screwed if you are trying to light the fire at night..

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Date: 11/06/2015 20:58:22
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735602
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


PermeateFree said:

dv said:

Yeah you’re not getting it. The most common kind of glasses correct myopia. They don’t concentrate rays in one place. They disperse rays.

What if you turn them around?

Even if you turn them around…

Well then find some flint or chert and use with a steel knife. etc. You would also find other things like fine dry grass, etc a lot easier to initially ignite from a spark.

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Date: 11/06/2015 21:08:20
From: sibeen
ID: 735603
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m sure that I’d be able to. Although hanging around, waiting for lightning to strike may take a while.

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Date: 11/06/2015 21:11:09
From: btm
ID: 735604
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’ve tried to light a fire with a magnifying glass. It’s not as easy as it’s made out. To start with you need a lens at least 200mm in diameter. I’ve had more success with a flint.

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Date: 11/06/2015 21:13:51
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735605
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


dv said:

PermeateFree said:

What if you turn them around?

Even if you turn them around…

Well then find some flint or chert and use with a steel knife. etc. You would also find other things like fine dry grass, etc a lot easier to initially ignite from a spark.

Just for you dv…..How to start a fire with reading glasses.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddHZNbAD2EE

No wonder you were having trouble.

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Date: 11/06/2015 21:13:57
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 735606
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


I’ve tried to light a fire with a magnifying glass. It’s not as easy as it’s made out. To start with you need a lens at least 200mm in diameter. I’ve had more success with a flint.

we used to start fires with standard (80mm diameter i think) magnifying glasses a lot

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Date: 11/06/2015 21:14:34
From: btm
ID: 735607
Subject: re: June Chatting

I meant to add that I’ve used chemicals to start fires. Iodine flakes mixed with powdered aluminium (or even Al that’s been finely filed) will ignite with a very hot, purple flame (with purple smoke), that’ll set fire to any kindling, if a very small amount of water is added. The purple smoke is iodine vapour. I’ve done this with just a drop of water.

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Date: 11/06/2015 21:16:12
From: btm
ID: 735608
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


btm said:

I’ve tried to light a fire with a magnifying glass. It’s not as easy as it’s made out. To start with you need a lens at least 200mm in diameter. I’ve had more success with a flint.

we used to start fires with standard (80mm diameter i think) magnifying glasses a lot

I was never able to. I could get stuff to smoke and blacken, but not actually catch fire.

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Date: 11/06/2015 21:16:31
From: furious
ID: 735609
Subject: re: June Chatting

and last night, I found, my guitar, on the fire…

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Date: 11/06/2015 21:18:20
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 735610
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

btm said:

I’ve tried to light a fire with a magnifying glass. It’s not as easy as it’s made out. To start with you need a lens at least 200mm in diameter. I’ve had more success with a flint.

we used to start fires with standard (80mm diameter i think) magnifying glasses a lot

I was never able to. I could get stuff to smoke and blacken, but not actually catch fire.

your fire starting material wasn’t fine enough. was one thing we used to teach scouts to do

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Date: 11/06/2015 21:19:16
From: btm
ID: 735611
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


btm said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

we used to start fires with standard (80mm diameter i think) magnifying glasses a lot

I was never able to. I could get stuff to smoke and blacken, but not actually catch fire.

your fire starting material wasn’t fine enough. was one thing we used to teach scouts to do

Now I’m going to have to try it again :) Thanks.

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Date: 11/06/2015 21:34:48
From: dv
ID: 735612
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:

It would help if you wore reading glasses, or some other kind of glasses that correct presbyopia. Most people who wear glasses do so to correct myopia, and such are not good for starting fires.

PermeateFree said:


Just for you dv…..How to start a fire with reading glasses.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddHZNbAD2EE
No wonder you were having trouble.

Fuck, PF, are you deliberately being annoying? I told you like half an hour ago that you can light a fire with reading glasses, and not with the common kind of glasses that correct myopia.

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Date: 11/06/2015 21:35:04
From: dv
ID: 735613
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


dv said:

PermeateFree said:

You use them to concentrate the sun’s rays in one place, so if they do that you should be right.

Yeah you’re not getting it. The most common kind of glasses correct myopia. They don’t concentrate rays in one place. They disperse rays.

turn them over…

Turn them over and they still disperse rays.

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Date: 11/06/2015 21:36:15
From: dv
ID: 735614
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


dv said:

PermeateFree said:

What if you turn them around?

Even if you turn them around…

Well then find some flint or chert and use with a steel knife. etc. You would also find other things like fine dry grass, etc a lot easier to initially ignite from a spark.

Well yes you could find some flint or chert or a steel knife, or a magnifying glass, or a mobile phone to call someone to bring you a cigarette lighter but my original question was about making a fire from found wood.

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Date: 11/06/2015 21:38:50
From: furious
ID: 735615
Subject: re: June Chatting

We’ll be saying a big hello to all intelligent lifeforms everywhere and to everyone else out there, the secret is to bang the rocks together, guys.

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Date: 11/06/2015 21:42:03
From: kii
ID: 735616
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


PermeateFree said:

dv said:

I wonder if I’d be able to make a fire out of found wood if my life depended on it.

Helps if you wear glasses.

It would help if you wore reading glasses, or some other kind of glasses that correct presbyopia. Most people who wear glasses do so to correct myopia, and such are not good for starting fires.

Ah, good to know.

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Date: 11/06/2015 21:42:27
From: tauto
ID: 735617
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


PermeateFree said:

dv said:

Even if you turn them around…

Well then find some flint or chert and use with a steel knife. etc. You would also find other things like fine dry grass, etc a lot easier to initially ignite from a spark.

Well yes you could find some flint or chert or a steel knife, or a magnifying glass, or a mobile phone to call someone to bring you a cigarette lighter but my original question was about making a fire from found wood.

Surely you’d remember from all the Bear Grylls shows you’d watched?

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Date: 11/06/2015 21:42:28
From: dv
ID: 735618
Subject: re: June Chatting

Actually this is a major flaw in Lord Of The Flies, in which the near-sighted Piggy’s glasses are used to make a fire. No es possible.

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Date: 11/06/2015 21:42:58
From: dv
ID: 735619
Subject: re: June Chatting

tauto said:


dv said:

PermeateFree said:

Well then find some flint or chert and use with a steel knife. etc. You would also find other things like fine dry grass, etc a lot easier to initially ignite from a spark.

Well yes you could find some flint or chert or a steel knife, or a magnifying glass, or a mobile phone to call someone to bring you a cigarette lighter but my original question was about making a fire from found wood.

Surely you’d remember from all the Bear Grylls shows you’d watched?

Never seen a Bear Grylls show but I love his meme.

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Date: 11/06/2015 21:47:05
From: kii
ID: 735620
Subject: re: June Chatting

G’morning to all the kids and other kids.

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Date: 11/06/2015 21:48:05
From: furious
ID: 735621
Subject: re: June Chatting

Something happened in a book that couldn’t happen in the real world? I’m shocked…

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Date: 11/06/2015 21:49:01
From: tauto
ID: 735622
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Actually this is a major flaw in Lord Of The Flies, in which the near-sighted Piggy’s glasses are used to make a fire. No es possible.

—-

It was fiction.

Remember that while reading fiction you have to sometimes suspend disbelief.

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Date: 11/06/2015 21:49:30
From: kii
ID: 735623
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Hello Holidayers. What am I missing in here? I have been putting together a pizza. “From scratch”. kii will be proud of me.

Excellent! I took some mozzarella out of the freezer a few days back…maybe this weekend a pizza I shall make.

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Date: 11/06/2015 22:05:36
From: tauto
ID: 735624
Subject: re: June Chatting

“China’s former domestic security chief has been sentenced to life in jail after being found guilty during a closed-door trial of bribery, leaking state secrets and abuse of power, state news agency Xinhua says.”

Can’t help thinking he is being punished for being caught, rather than the crimes.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-11/china-jails-former-security-chief-zhou-yongkang-for-life/6540082

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Date: 11/06/2015 22:06:55
From: kii
ID: 735625
Subject: re: June Chatting

Christopher Lee has died.

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Date: 11/06/2015 22:10:28
From: tauto
ID: 735626
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Christopher Lee has died.

—-

The most eloquent sith lord is gone. Great actor.

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Date: 11/06/2015 22:22:40
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735627
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Christopher Lee has died.

don’t mess with my dooku

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Date: 11/06/2015 22:23:00
From: furious
ID: 735628
Subject: re: June Chatting

There is only one lord of the rings, only one who can bend it to his will. And he does not share power!

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Date: 11/06/2015 22:24:57
From: wookiemeister
ID: 735629
Subject: re: June Chatting

Reluctant to think of himself as a star, the modest actor was also reticent about his Second World War record as a member of the Special Operations Executive.

“I was attached to the SAS from time to time but we are forbidden – former, present, future – to discuss any specific operations. Let’s just say I was in Special Forces and leave it at that.”

He married his wife, Birgit, known as Gitte, in 1961 and they had a daughter, Christina. Asked for the secret of a long-lived marriage, he replied: “Marry someone wonderful.”

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/celebritynews/11666316/christopher-lee-dies-live.html

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Date: 11/06/2015 22:40:20
From: dv
ID: 735630
Subject: re: June Chatting

tauto said:


dv said:

Actually this is a major flaw in Lord Of The Flies, in which the near-sighted Piggy’s glasses are used to make a fire. No es possible.

—-

It was fiction.

Remember that while reading fiction you have to sometimes suspend disbelief.

Well fair enough but basically the author could have fixed it, at no cost, by making the character presbyopic.

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Date: 11/06/2015 22:40:39
From: dv
ID: 735631
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Christopher Lee has died.

Well fuck that

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Date: 11/06/2015 22:41:57
From: jjjust moi
ID: 735632
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Christopher Lee has died.

The car will be in tears.

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Date: 11/06/2015 22:44:57
From: Neophyte
ID: 735633
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ron Moody’s died as well.

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Date: 11/06/2015 22:45:30
From: tauto
ID: 735634
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


tauto said:

dv said:

Actually this is a major flaw in Lord Of The Flies, in which the near-sighted Piggy’s glasses are used to make a fire. No es possible.

—-

It was fiction.

Remember that while reading fiction you have to sometimes suspend disbelief.

Well fair enough but basically the author could have fixed it, at no cost, by making the character presbyopic.

—-

Well it bewhoves you to say that :)

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Date: 11/06/2015 22:48:53
From: furious
ID: 735635
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’ve done my share of bootlegging. Up ‘ere, if you engage in what the federal government calls ‘illegal activity,’ but what we call ‘just a man tryin’ to make a livin’ for his family sellin’ moonshine liquor,’ it behooves oneself to keep his wits. Long story short, we hear a story too good to be true… it ain’t.

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Date: 11/06/2015 22:49:29
From: kii
ID: 735636
Subject: re: June Chatting

Neophyte said:


Ron Moody’s died as well.

Sheesh…93 and 91! A couple of old geezers….but their work lives on.

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Date: 11/06/2015 22:51:08
From: kii
ID: 735637
Subject: re: June Chatting

Stoopid keyboard :/ the CAPS LOCK light is indicating it’s in CAPS LOCK mode, but it isn’t. Stoopid mouse is also being obstreperous.

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Date: 11/06/2015 22:53:31
From: tauto
ID: 735639
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • Well it bewhoves you to say that

I’ve done my share of bootlegging. Up ‘ere, if you engage in what the federal government calls ‘illegal activity,’ but what we call ‘just a man tryin’ to make a livin’ for his family sellin’ moonshine liquor,’ it behooves oneself to keep his wits. Long story short, we hear a story too good to be true… it ain’t.

—-

The w was not a mistype, it was a “whovian” reference

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Date: 11/06/2015 22:53:38
From: roughbarked
ID: 735640
Subject: re: June Chatting

People die all the time and few notice.

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Date: 11/06/2015 22:57:39
From: transition
ID: 735641
Subject: re: June Chatting

>A dimwit spoke to a dimwit over something they both cannot understand and broadcast their waste of time to a bunch of people wasting their time listening to them.

Tony and Joe don’t much like the wind.

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Date: 11/06/2015 22:59:56
From: roughbarked
ID: 735642
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


>A dimwit spoke to a dimwit over something they both cannot understand and broadcast their waste of time to a bunch of people wasting their time listening to them.

Tony and Joe don’t much like the wind.

Terrorism expert says Tony Abbott’s death cult tag is a ‘complete misnomer’

Oh I don’t know. I think he was looking in a mirror when he said it.

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Date: 11/06/2015 23:00:08
From: dv
ID: 735643
Subject: re: June Chatting

I guess most of us will remember Christopher Lee for his contributions to heavy metal.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvKRbi2ovDY

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Date: 11/06/2015 23:22:19
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 735645
Subject: re: June Chatting

helo.

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Date: 11/06/2015 23:28:32
From: tauto
ID: 735648
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


helo.

How’s shit?

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Date: 11/06/2015 23:29:38
From: kii
ID: 735649
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


helo.

goodbye.

Must start thinking about going to work…should do some chores before hand.

blah….

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Date: 11/06/2015 23:36:41
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735650
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Neophyte said:

Ron Moody’s died as well.

Sheesh…93 and 91! A couple of old geezers….but their work lives on.

Sad news.

Although it must be said, Christopher Lee (who was always an arch-Tory) had become a complete right-wing turd in his later years.

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Date: 11/06/2015 23:38:23
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735651
Subject: re: June Chatting

We were heading for -2 tonight but the BoM has now upgraded us to -3, and same again tomorrow night.

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Date: 11/06/2015 23:40:13
From: Neophyte
ID: 735652
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


kii said:

Neophyte said:

Ron Moody’s died as well.

Sheesh…93 and 91! A couple of old geezers….but their work lives on.

Sad news.

Although it must be said, Christopher Lee (who was always an arch-Tory) had become a complete right-wing turd in his later years.

Thank heaven there are no left wing turd

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Date: 11/06/2015 23:46:57
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735653
Subject: re: June Chatting

Neophyte said:


Thank heaven there are no left wing turd

There are plenty of left wing turds.

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Date: 11/06/2015 23:49:20
From: tauto
ID: 735654
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


kii said:

Neophyte said:

Ron Moody’s died as well.

Sheesh…93 and 91! A couple of old geezers….but their work lives on.

Sad news.

Although it must be said, Christopher Lee (who was always an arch-Tory) had become a complete right-wing turd in his later years.

—-

“Bubblecar had become a complete left-wing turd in his later years”

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Date: 11/06/2015 23:53:47
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735657
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m only vaguely left these days. More a non-aligned liberal and lone marmoset.

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Date: 12/06/2015 00:00:10
From: dv
ID: 735658
Subject: re: June Chatting

I lean more lemur these days. I like the skipping.

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Date: 12/06/2015 00:02:22
From: tauto
ID: 735659
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


I’m only vaguely left these days. More a non-aligned liberal and lone marmoset.

Ah, a pet monkey. You could do it if you wanted.

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Date: 12/06/2015 00:03:52
From: dv
ID: 735660
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m not a monstrous pinko these days but when I compare myself to the political mainstream in Australia I look like Karl Marx.

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Date: 12/06/2015 00:12:12
From: tauto
ID: 735661
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


I’m not a monstrous pinko these days but when I compare myself to the political mainstream in Australia I look like Karl Marx.

—-

So do I. What party is our best fit?

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Date: 12/06/2015 00:18:19
From: dv
ID: 735662
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Tufts Beelzebub’s have a very impressive a capella version of Paranoid Android.

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Date: 12/06/2015 00:37:01
From: kii
ID: 735663
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


I’m only vaguely left these days. More a non-aligned liberal and lone marmoset.

I have to sing….marmoset there’d be days like this. Marmoset.

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Date: 12/06/2015 00:40:59
From: kii
ID: 735664
Subject: re: June Chatting

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4oiLfTnrC40

Just in case you have forgotten :P

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Date: 12/06/2015 00:42:29
From: kii
ID: 735665
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


I lean more lemur these days. I like the skipping.

Lemur features in marmoset clip.

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Date: 12/06/2015 00:49:05
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735667
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


PermeateFree said:

dv said:

Even if you turn them around…

Well then find some flint or chert and use with a steel knife. etc. You would also find other things like fine dry grass, etc a lot easier to initially ignite from a spark.

Well yes you could find some flint or chert or a steel knife, or a magnifying glass, or a mobile phone to call someone to bring you a cigarette lighter but my original question was about making a fire from found wood.

With your attitude I wouldn’t fancy your chances.

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Date: 12/06/2015 00:55:00
From: dv
ID: 735668
Subject: re: June Chatting

Making my vay downtown
Valking fast
Faces pass
And I’m home bound

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Date: 12/06/2015 01:27:48
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735669
Subject: re: June Chatting

Silly old goat:

Nobel Prize-winning scientist Tim Hunt resigns position after ‘trouble with girls’ comments

Nobel Prize-winning scientist Tim Hunt has resigned from his honorary professorship at University College London following controversial comments he made about women working in laboratories.

Earlier this week, 72-year-old Hunt, who won the 2001 Nobel Prize in medicine for his work on cell division, spoke at a women’s lunch at the World Conference of Science Journalists in Seoul, making his case for gender-segregated labs.

“Let me tell you about my trouble with girls,” he said. “Three things happen when they are in the lab. … You fall in love with them, they fall in love with you and when you criticise them, they cry.”

http://www.smh.com.au/technology/sci-tech/nobel-prizewinning-scientist-tim-hunt-resigns-position-after-trouble-with-girls-comments-20150611-ghm1ei.html

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Date: 12/06/2015 01:38:46
From: roughbarked
ID: 735672
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Silly old goat:

Nobel Prize-winning scientist Tim Hunt resigns position after ‘trouble with girls’ comments

Nobel Prize-winning scientist Tim Hunt has resigned from his honorary professorship at University College London following controversial comments he made about women working in laboratories.

Earlier this week, 72-year-old Hunt, who won the 2001 Nobel Prize in medicine for his work on cell division, spoke at a women’s lunch at the World Conference of Science Journalists in Seoul, making his case for gender-segregated labs.

“Let me tell you about my trouble with girls,” he said. “Three things happen when they are in the lab. … You fall in love with them, they fall in love with you and when you criticise them, they cry.”

http://www.smh.com.au/technology/sci-tech/nobel-prizewinning-scientist-tim-hunt-resigns-position-after-trouble-with-girls-comments-20150611-ghm1ei.html

Sounds like life to me.

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Date: 12/06/2015 01:45:21
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735673
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Silly old goat:

Nobel Prize-winning scientist Tim Hunt resigns position after ‘trouble with girls’ comments

Nobel Prize-winning scientist Tim Hunt has resigned from his honorary professorship at University College London following controversial comments he made about women working in laboratories.

Earlier this week, 72-year-old Hunt, who won the 2001 Nobel Prize in medicine for his work on cell division, spoke at a women’s lunch at the World Conference of Science Journalists in Seoul, making his case for gender-segregated labs.

“Let me tell you about my trouble with girls,” he said. “Three things happen when they are in the lab. … You fall in love with them, they fall in love with you and when you criticise them, they cry.”

http://www.smh.com.au/technology/sci-tech/nobel-prizewinning-scientist-tim-hunt-resigns-position-after-trouble-with-girls-comments-20150611-ghm1ei.html

The disproportional power of the politically correct.

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Date: 12/06/2015 06:22:28
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 735675
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning Folks

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Date: 12/06/2015 06:50:49
From: buffy
ID: 735676
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good morning, Holidayers. Two degrees and there is a bite in the air. I suspect the frost is waiting to settle.

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Date: 12/06/2015 07:01:16
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 735677
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Good morning, Holidayers. Two degrees and there is a bite in the air. I suspect the frost is waiting to settle.

-1.3 here, grass is nice and crunchy

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Date: 12/06/2015 07:02:59
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735678
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bloody hell… a fellow on the Rugby Footy Show broke his arm last night whilst engaged in an arm-wrestle Live on air too.

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Date: 12/06/2015 07:06:22
From: buffy
ID: 735679
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Bloody hell… a fellow on the Rugby Footy Show broke his arm last night whilst engaged in an arm-wrestle Live on air too.

The ABC radio news a 6.30am here warned not to watch the video.

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Date: 12/06/2015 07:07:29
From: buffy
ID: 735680
Subject: re: June Chatting

Sorry, had to close the browser and open it again. It was typing slow. Again.

Anyway, the ABC reporter said you hear the bone break and he screams and it’s confronting.

Just thought you should know.

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Date: 12/06/2015 07:10:01
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735682
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

The ABC radio news a 6.30am here warned not to watch the video.

There was nothing at all gruesome in the footage I saw.

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Date: 12/06/2015 07:10:30
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735683
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Sorry, had to close the browser and open it again. It was typing slow. Again.

Anyway, the ABC reporter said you hear the bone break and he screams and it’s confronting.

Just thought you should know.

Didn’t hear the bone brake.

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Date: 12/06/2015 07:13:17
From: buffy
ID: 735684
Subject: re: June Chatting

How’s work going stumpy? Like putting on a comfy pair of old shoes again?

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Date: 12/06/2015 07:17:36
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 735685
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

Bloody hell… a fellow on the Rugby Footy Show broke his arm last night whilst engaged in an arm-wrestle Live on air too.

The ABC radio news a 6.30am here warned not to watch the video.

i’ve seen it on sunrise about 25 times so far this morning

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Date: 12/06/2015 07:17:50
From: Divine Angel
ID: 735686
Subject: re: June Chatting

Damn sacroiliac joints. Why the dickens do we need them?

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Date: 12/06/2015 07:19:09
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 735687
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

How’s work going stumpy? Like putting on a comfy pair of old shoes again?

most is the same, but there are a lot of new differences with a new boss, still finding my feet in the dynamics that go on

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Date: 12/06/2015 07:19:52
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 735688
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


buffy said:

Sorry, had to close the browser and open it again. It was typing slow. Again.

Anyway, the ABC reporter said you hear the bone break and he screams and it’s confronting.

Just thought you should know.

Didn’t hear the bone brake.

only the hand brake and the foot brake…

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Date: 12/06/2015 07:20:06
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735689
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Damn sacroiliac joints. Why the dickens do we need them?

They’re part of God’s plan.

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Date: 12/06/2015 07:21:49
From: buffy
ID: 735690
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-11/bill-shorten-defends-winslow-constructors-union-payment-deal/6538744

I have a question about this. It would seem that people think it is wrong for the company to pay the union fees for people. But apparently it is OK for professional people to have their association fees paid by their boss….certainly most employed optometrists have their association fees paid as part of their package. I don’t ‘get’ what the difference is here.

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Date: 12/06/2015 07:22:23
From: Divine Angel
ID: 735691
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ooh is that the footy guy on that show? Sunrise just had Wendell Sailor on. Bunch of dumbarses, first they couldn’t work out where the humerus was so they flashed up an infographic with humerus in bright green and an arrow pointing to the humerus. “Ohhhh it’s the upper arm!”

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Date: 12/06/2015 07:23:07
From: transition
ID: 735692
Subject: re: June Chatting

and what passes so for ‘entertainment’
amongst the keennesses of civilization
keepin’ ‘normal’ from the chill individual
what are we sharin’ this frosty morning

#Billy Branch & The Sons of Blues – The Band Ladies Have The Blues

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Date: 12/06/2015 07:27:03
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735693
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-11/bill-shorten-defends-winslow-constructors-union-payment-deal/6538744

I have a question about this. It would seem that people think it is wrong for the company to pay the union fees for people.

It’s the union equivalent of branch-stacking. If employees are not actually politically engaged with their union membership those who recruit them can use their members number to gain influence in the ALP.

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Date: 12/06/2015 07:27:17
From: poikilotherm
ID: 735694
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-11/bill-shorten-defends-winslow-constructors-union-payment-deal/6538744

I have a question about this. It would seem that people think it is wrong for the company to pay the union fees for people. But apparently it is OK for professional people to have their association fees paid by their boss….certainly most employed optometrists have their association fees paid as part of their package. I don’t ‘get’ what the difference is here.

We have an Outrage Bus to sit on.

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Date: 12/06/2015 07:27:34
From: poikilotherm
ID: 735695
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning. 5 and overcast

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Date: 12/06/2015 07:28:03
From: poikilotherm
ID: 735696
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


buffy said:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-11/bill-shorten-defends-winslow-constructors-union-payment-deal/6538744

I have a question about this. It would seem that people think it is wrong for the company to pay the union fees for people.

It’s the union equivalent of branch-stacking. If employees are not actually politically engaged with their union membership those who recruit them can use their members number to gain influence in the ALP.

It’s all just a damn popularity contest with you people.

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Date: 12/06/2015 07:28:15
From: buffy
ID: 735697
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


buffy said:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-11/bill-shorten-defends-winslow-constructors-union-payment-deal/6538744

I have a question about this. It would seem that people think it is wrong for the company to pay the union fees for people.

It’s the union equivalent of branch-stacking. If employees are not actually politically engaged with their union membership those who recruit them can use their members number to gain influence in the ALP.

It’s also a bit more, if you like, above award, payment made the worker.

I have to go to work.

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Date: 12/06/2015 07:29:05
From: roughbarked
ID: 735698
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Bloody hell… a fellow on the Rugby Footy Show broke his arm last night whilst engaged in an arm-wrestle Live on air too.

osteoporosis?

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Date: 12/06/2015 07:29:35
From: roughbarked
ID: 735699
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Sorry, had to close the browser and open it again. It was typing slow. Again.

Anyway, the ABC reporter said you hear the bone break and he screams and it’s confronting.

Just thought you should know.

So thoughtful of you. ;)

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Date: 12/06/2015 07:31:56
From: roughbarked
ID: 735700
Subject: re: June Chatting

5.5°C here and I’m off to play with wet muddy trees.

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Date: 12/06/2015 07:43:05
From: Divine Angel
ID: 735702
Subject: re: June Chatting

14 here, cloudy and a chance of showers.

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Date: 12/06/2015 07:46:04
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735703
Subject: re: June Chatting

How’s the space-opera going DA?

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Date: 12/06/2015 07:49:12
From: Divine Angel
ID: 735704
Subject: re: June Chatting

Better after a re-write. Hoping to get more written on the weekend, I haven’t had a chance since whatever day I was picking the forum’s brains.

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Date: 12/06/2015 07:53:57
From: Dropbear
ID: 735705
Subject: re: June Chatting

I see with the government in an unassailable position with great financial mangement, wise foreign policy and a robust response to climate change; invisiBill has decided to reopen the republican debate

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Date: 12/06/2015 07:55:48
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735706
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


I see with the government in an unassailable position with great financial mangement, wise foreign policy and a robust response to climate change; invisiBill has decided to reopen the republican debate

I found that a little curious as well. Do you know to whom he was talking too when he made those comments?

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Date: 12/06/2015 08:05:27
From: transition
ID: 735707
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


I see with the government in an unassailable position with great financial mangement, wise foreign policy and a robust response to climate change; invisiBill has decided to reopen the republican debate

all makes for a neat sideshow while more-of-the-same-not-much-really-happening-here has the country taking in each other’s washing and slipping into recession, meanwhile fighting over some real estate in a bubble somewhere as the opportunity disparities sure themselves up.

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Date: 12/06/2015 08:16:28
From: Divine Angel
ID: 735708
Subject: re: June Chatting

One of the Ravenshoe people died :(

I went to a school with a Nicole Dempsey; pretty sure it wouldn’t be the same person although she’s of a similar age to me.

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Date: 12/06/2015 08:24:14
From: Dropbear
ID: 735709
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Dropbear said:

I see with the government in an unassailable position with great financial mangement, wise foreign policy and a robust response to climate change; invisiBill has decided to reopen the republican debate

I found that a little curious as well. Do you know to whom he was talking too when he made those comments?


The fairies, is all I can imagine

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Date: 12/06/2015 08:38:48
From: Dropbear
ID: 735711
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


14 here, cloudy and a chance of showers.

No meatballs?

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Date: 12/06/2015 08:39:51
From: Divine Angel
ID: 735712
Subject: re: June Chatting

Unfortunately, no.

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Date: 12/06/2015 08:41:20
From: Divine Angel
ID: 735714
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hey tamb. How are you holding up?

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Date: 12/06/2015 08:46:53
From: Tamb
ID: 735715
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Hey tamb. How are you holding up?

Pretty good thanks mate.
No damage to me or mine but sad for the others.
My daughter went to school with Nicole.

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Date: 12/06/2015 09:25:25
From: Arts
ID: 735717
Subject: re: June Chatting

rip christopher Lee

TRIBUTES have been paid to veteran actor Sir Christopher Lee who has died aged 93.

“I can confirm we issued a death certificate on June 8. Mr Christopher Lee died on June 7th,” said a spokeswoman for the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea in London.

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Date: 12/06/2015 09:26:39
From: Divine Angel
ID: 735718
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ron Moody, who played Fagin in Oliver!, also died.

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Date: 12/06/2015 09:32:40
From: Tamb
ID: 735719
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Ron Moody, who played Fagin in Oliver!, also died.

One of the victims of the Ravenshoe gas explosion has died & 7 others are critical.

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Date: 12/06/2015 09:37:14
From: Arts
ID: 735720
Subject: re: June Chatting

any good news?

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Date: 12/06/2015 09:45:04
From: Dropbear
ID: 735721
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


Divine Angel said:

Ron Moody, who played Fagin in Oliver!, also died.

One of the victims of the Ravenshoe gas explosion has died & 7 others are critical.

Apparently some old bloke who used to be in the SOE and the precursor to the SAS also died.

He played wizards, later in life.

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Date: 12/06/2015 09:49:56
From: Speedy
ID: 735722
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


Divine Angel said:

Ron Moody, who played Fagin in Oliver!, also died.

One of the victims of the Ravenshoe gas explosion has died & 7 others are critical.

Sorry to hear it, Tamb. Must be a bit blow for the community :(

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Date: 12/06/2015 09:50:26
From: Arts
ID: 735723
Subject: re: June Chatting

the good news is that the gov is trying to do something about illegal downloading… the bad news is that they are using a system already known to not work in the UK.

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Date: 12/06/2015 09:54:59
From: Tamb
ID: 735724
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Tamb said:

Divine Angel said:

Ron Moody, who played Fagin in Oliver!, also died.

One of the victims of the Ravenshoe gas explosion has died & 7 others are critical.

Sorry to hear it, Tamb. Must be a bit blow for the community :(


Ravenshoe is a very resilient community. We will survive.

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Date: 12/06/2015 09:57:19
From: Arts
ID: 735725
Subject: re: June Chatting

what sort of forces would you need to break someones arm during an arm wrestle… he would have had to be holding his arm rigid… ouch

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Date: 12/06/2015 09:58:51
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 735726
Subject: re: June Chatting

THE BRIDES OF FU MANCHU
(REPEAT)

1pm – 3pm
GEM
Tonight

Determined to conquer the world, Fu Manchu hopes to further his plan by kidnapping the daughters of 12 prominent families forcing their fathers to help him construct a death ray.

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Date: 12/06/2015 10:01:44
From: Cymek
ID: 735727
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning

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Date: 12/06/2015 10:02:19
From: Cymek
ID: 735728
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


any good news?

I have arrived

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Date: 12/06/2015 10:02:23
From: Tamb
ID: 735729
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


what sort of forces would you need to break someones arm during an arm wrestle… he would have had to be holding his arm rigid… ouch


These highly trained footballers get extremely strong muscles but their bones don’t get stronger so it’s possible to break bones.

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Date: 12/06/2015 10:16:18
From: jjjust moi
ID: 735731
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


what sort of forces would you need to break someones arm during an arm wrestle… he would have had to be holding his arm rigid… ouch


If you remember, the same thing happened over here during the Americas Cup defence.

Two winch grinders. Immovable objects and all that.

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Date: 12/06/2015 10:16:58
From: Divine Angel
ID: 735732
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


Arts said:

what sort of forces would you need to break someones arm during an arm wrestle… he would have had to be holding his arm rigid… ouch


These highly trained footballers get extremely strong muscles but their bones don’t get stronger so it’s possible to break bones.

And arm wrestling applies a lot of torsion to the bones

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Date: 12/06/2015 10:19:27
From: Arts
ID: 735734
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


Arts said:

what sort of forces would you need to break someones arm during an arm wrestle… he would have had to be holding his arm rigid… ouch


These highly trained footballers get extremely strong muscles but their bones don’t get stronger so it’s possible to break bones.

muscles too strong for the bone.. hmmmm

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Date: 12/06/2015 10:20:53
From: Arts
ID: 735735
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Arts said:

any good news?

I have arrived

excellent… you can take over the asylum…

have a great day everyone!

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Date: 12/06/2015 10:24:59
From: Divine Angel
ID: 735736
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’ve decided I’m having a burger for lunch.

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Date: 12/06/2015 10:26:52
From: poikilotherm
ID: 735737
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


any good news?

I’m only working til 1pm.

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Date: 12/06/2015 11:19:14
From: roughbarked
ID: 735738
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


One of the Ravenshoe people died :(

I went to a school with a Nicole Dempsey; pretty sure it wouldn’t be the same person although she’s of a similar age to me.

Would she be related to a Karen?

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Date: 12/06/2015 11:22:36
From: roughbarked
ID: 735740
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Tamb said:

Divine Angel said:

Ron Moody, who played Fagin in Oliver!, also died.

One of the victims of the Ravenshoe gas explosion has died & 7 others are critical.

Sorry to hear it, Tamb. Must be a bit blow for the community :(

+1 even though it also sounds like a pun.

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Date: 12/06/2015 11:23:27
From: roughbarked
ID: 735741
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


what sort of forces would you need to break someones arm during an arm wrestle… he would have had to be holding his arm rigid… ouch

A great amount of leverage.

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Date: 12/06/2015 11:28:42
From: roughbarked
ID: 735742
Subject: re: June Chatting

It is pretty but if your horse stops and throws you in it, you do come to a dead finish.

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Date: 12/06/2015 12:51:20
From: Cymek
ID: 735760
Subject: re: June Chatting

Staring in the face of condemnation
Laughter fills the sky instead of rain

Live my life alone in resignation
Arms outstretched for those who cannot see

Scarecrow

Crucified and left in isolation
Pictures of our lost morality

Scarecrow
Scarecrow

Eyeless stares invite this whole damnation
Rotting corpse of inhumanity

Scarecrow

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Date: 12/06/2015 12:54:21
From: roughbarked
ID: 735761
Subject: re: June Chatting

The victims of justice are eaten by the bear. The winners, get to eat the bear.

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Date: 12/06/2015 12:56:36
From: buffy
ID: 735762
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Cymek said:

Arts said:

any good news?

I have arrived

excellent… you can take over the asylum…

have a great day everyone!

Sounds like a good name for a TV series. Hold on….it’s been used. Taking over the Asylum. Another one Mr buffy can get off the videos for me and onto disc.

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Date: 12/06/2015 12:57:04
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735763
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-12/nicole-nyholt-injured-in-ravenshoe-explosion-dies-in-hospital/6540678

anti crash poles should be fitted in front of gas cylinders, and may have prevented that explosion

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Date: 12/06/2015 12:58:17
From: roughbarked
ID: 735764
Subject: re: June Chatting

Anyway, no matter how prickly the situation, adjust the vision and though blurry, there may be beauty.

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Date: 12/06/2015 12:59:01
From: roughbarked
ID: 735765
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


Arts said:

Cymek said:

I have arrived

excellent… you can take over the asylum…

have a great day everyone!

Sounds like a good name for a TV series. Hold on….it’s been used. Taking over the Asylum. Another one Mr buffy can get off the videos for me and onto disc.

One flew over that cuckoo’s nest.

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Date: 12/06/2015 12:59:53
From: roughbarked
ID: 735766
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-12/nicole-nyholt-injured-in-ravenshoe-explosion-dies-in-hospital/6540678

anti crash poles should be fitted in front of gas cylinders, and may have prevented that explosion

Apparently you don’t realise that this is in kweensland?

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Date: 12/06/2015 13:05:44
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735767
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-12/nicole-nyholt-injured-in-ravenshoe-explosion-dies-in-hospital/6540678

anti crash poles should be fitted in front of gas cylinders, and may have prevented that explosion

Apparently you don’t realise that this is in kweensland?

I would have thought that all outside gas cylinders would have had them

those that are in danger of a car collision

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Date: 12/06/2015 13:06:29
From: roughbarked
ID: 735768
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


roughbarked said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-12/nicole-nyholt-injured-in-ravenshoe-explosion-dies-in-hospital/6540678

anti crash poles should be fitted in front of gas cylinders, and may have prevented that explosion

Apparently you don’t realise that this is in kweensland?

I would have thought that all outside gas cylinders would have had them

those that are in danger of a car collision

They do. At least in NSW.

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Date: 12/06/2015 13:06:29
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735769
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-12/nicole-nyholt-injured-in-ravenshoe-explosion-dies-in-hospital/6540678

anti crash poles should be fitted in front of gas cylinders, and may have prevented that explosion

Apparently you don’t realise that this is in kweensland?

What does that even mean?

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Date: 12/06/2015 13:08:30
From: roughbarked
ID: 735770
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


roughbarked said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-12/nicole-nyholt-injured-in-ravenshoe-explosion-dies-in-hospital/6540678

anti crash poles should be fitted in front of gas cylinders, and may have prevented that explosion

Apparently you don’t realise that this is in kweensland?

What does that even mean?

He needs to know what rules prevail and who obeyed or disobeyed them. Even if so, whether the speed of the crashing vehicle superceded their restraining capacity. Without facts, it may as well be as far away as outback queensland.

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Date: 12/06/2015 13:09:34
From: buffy
ID: 735771
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


buffy said:

Arts said:

excellent… you can take over the asylum…

have a great day everyone!

Sounds like a good name for a TV series. Hold on….it’s been used. Taking over the Asylum. Another one Mr buffy can get off the videos for me and onto disc.

One flew over that cuckoo’s nest.

No, Taking over the Asylum. And look how young David Tennant looks!!

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0209813/

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Date: 12/06/2015 13:10:40
From: buffy
ID: 735772
Subject: re: June Chatting

Someone’s put the weird stuff into roughy’s water again.

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Date: 12/06/2015 13:10:42
From: Tamb
ID: 735773
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


roughbarked said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-12/nicole-nyholt-injured-in-ravenshoe-explosion-dies-in-hospital/6540678

anti crash poles should be fitted in front of gas cylinders, and may have prevented that explosion

Apparently you don’t realise that this is in kweensland?

What does that even mean?


The out of control vehicle somehow mounted the gutter at right angles to its direction of travel, crossed a small park, knocked down a chain wire fence then hit the gas bottle.

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Date: 12/06/2015 13:11:13
From: roughbarked
ID: 735774
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


roughbarked said:

buffy said:

Sounds like a good name for a TV series. Hold on….it’s been used. Taking over the Asylum. Another one Mr buffy can get off the videos for me and onto disc.

One flew over that cuckoo’s nest.

No, Taking over the Asylum. And look how young David Tennant looks!!

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0209813/

:) yes he does.

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Date: 12/06/2015 13:12:17
From: roughbarked
ID: 735775
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Someone’s put the weird stuff into roughy’s water again.

You should know by now that nothing ever changes. While you are watching, mostly.

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Date: 12/06/2015 13:12:54
From: roughbarked
ID: 735776
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


AwesomeO said:

roughbarked said:

Apparently you don’t realise that this is in kweensland?

What does that even mean?


The out of control vehicle somehow mounted the gutter at right angles to its direction of travel, crossed a small park, knocked down a chain wire fence then hit the gas bottle.

Chain wire, hardly restrictive.

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Date: 12/06/2015 13:13:11
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735777
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


roughbarked said:

Apparently you don’t realise that this is in kweensland?

What does that even mean?


Heh.

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Date: 12/06/2015 13:13:50
From: buffy
ID: 735778
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well, books and BAS. See you lot later.

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Date: 12/06/2015 13:15:30
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735779
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


AwesomeO said:

roughbarked said:

Apparently you don’t realise that this is in kweensland?

What does that even mean?


The out of control vehicle somehow mounted the gutter at right angles to its direction of travel, crossed a small park, knocked down a chain wire fence then hit the gas bottle.

I understand that, I couldn’t understand roughies comment, and his explanation was not much better. No matter, I only popped in to make lunch. I have better things to do than get involved in a debate that includes roughy and crazy.

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Date: 12/06/2015 13:16:47
From: Tamb
ID: 735780
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


roughbarked said:

buffy said:

Sounds like a good name for a TV series. Hold on….it’s been used. Taking over the Asylum. Another one Mr buffy can get off the videos for me and onto disc.

One flew over that cuckoo’s nest.

No, Taking over the Asylum. And look how young David Tennant looks!!

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0209813/


According to Peter Weiss you can:

Marat/Sade, play in two acts by German dramatist Peter Weiss, published and performed in West Berlin (now part of Berlin) in 1964 (The Persecution and Assassination of Jean-Paul Marat as Performed by the Inmates of the Asylum of Charenton Under the Direction of the Marquis de Sade). The title is usually shortened to Marat/Sade.

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Date: 12/06/2015 13:17:50
From: roughbarked
ID: 735781
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Tamb said:

AwesomeO said:

What does that even mean?


The out of control vehicle somehow mounted the gutter at right angles to its direction of travel, crossed a small park, knocked down a chain wire fence then hit the gas bottle.

I understand that, I couldn’t understand roughies comment, and his explanation was not much better. No matter, I only popped in to make lunch. I have better things to do than get involved in a debate that includes roughy and crazy.

The point was. That I didn’t know the facts and that the comment I posted back to which you took up, didn’t display any either.

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Date: 12/06/2015 13:20:06
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735782
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


AwesomeO said:

Tamb said:

The out of control vehicle somehow mounted the gutter at right angles to its direction of travel, crossed a small park, knocked down a chain wire fence then hit the gas bottle.

I understand that, I couldn’t understand roughies comment, and his explanation was not much better. No matter, I only popped in to make lunch. I have better things to do than get involved in a debate that includes roughy and crazy.

The point was. That I didn’t know the facts and that the comment I posted back to which you took up, didn’t display any either.

and now we know the facts or some of them at least

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Date: 12/06/2015 13:20:43
From: Tamb
ID: 735783
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Tamb said:

AwesomeO said:

What does that even mean?


The out of control vehicle somehow mounted the gutter at right angles to its direction of travel, crossed a small park, knocked down a chain wire fence then hit the gas bottle.

Chain wire, hardly restrictive.


The gutter, the park, the small tree which I forgot to mention then the chain wire fence. Made for a considerable set of obstacles.
The big problem was that the driver was having a heart attack, the 4wd was in low gear & still had power on ven after it hit all the impediments.

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Date: 12/06/2015 13:30:56
From: roughbarked
ID: 735784
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


roughbarked said:

AwesomeO said:

I understand that, I couldn’t understand roughies comment, and his explanation was not much better. No matter, I only popped in to make lunch. I have better things to do than get involved in a debate that includes roughy and crazy.

The point was. That I didn’t know the facts and that the comment I posted back to which you took up, didn’t display any either.

and now we know the facts or some of them at least

to be sure to be sure.

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Date: 12/06/2015 13:31:30
From: roughbarked
ID: 735785
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


roughbarked said:

Tamb said:

The out of control vehicle somehow mounted the gutter at right angles to its direction of travel, crossed a small park, knocked down a chain wire fence then hit the gas bottle.

Chain wire, hardly restrictive.


The gutter, the park, the small tree which I forgot to mention then the chain wire fence. Made for a considerable set of obstacles.
The big problem was that the driver was having a heart attack, the 4wd was in low gear & still had power on ven after it hit all the impediments.

2nd low, will go anywhere.

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Date: 12/06/2015 13:35:49
From: roughbarked
ID: 735786
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:

2nd low, will go anywhere.

or at least that was what my boss told me when I was attempting to follow another vehicle through a creek crossing and that vehicle was already having difficulties with the path chosen. We needed a vehicle on the other side and the only path was straight across which was two near vertical entry and exit points.

My boss’ comment on our abrupt crunghy landing was, where were the cameras? I thought, where will my wallet be when they look at my shockies at the next service?
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Date: 12/06/2015 13:36:33
From: Tamb
ID: 735787
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Tamb said:

roughbarked said:

Chain wire, hardly restrictive.


The gutter, the park, the small tree which I forgot to mention then the chain wire fence. Made for a considerable set of obstacles.
The big problem was that the driver was having a heart attack, the 4wd was in low gear & still had power on ven after it hit all the impediments.

2nd low, will go anywhere.


I was about 20metres from the point of impact & quite a bit less than that to the front of the building from where the explosion blew out. 2 or 3 seconds later & I would have been one of the injured.
I’m quite surprised how much I was effected when I went into town today & walked past the cafe.

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Date: 12/06/2015 13:37:58
From: roughbarked
ID: 735788
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


roughbarked said:

Tamb said:

The gutter, the park, the small tree which I forgot to mention then the chain wire fence. Made for a considerable set of obstacles.
The big problem was that the driver was having a heart attack, the 4wd was in low gear & still had power on ven after it hit all the impediments.

2nd low, will go anywhere.


I was about 20metres from the point of impact & quite a bit less than that to the front of the building from where the explosion blew out. 2 or 3 seconds later & I would have been one of the injured.
I’m quite surprised how much I was effected when I went into town today & walked past the cafe.

You’ll never forget this. and I’m no prophet.

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Date: 12/06/2015 13:40:02
From: pommiejohn
ID: 735789
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:

I was about 20metres from the point of impact & quite a bit less than that to the front of the building from where the explosion blew out. 2 or 3 seconds later & I would have been one of the injured.
I’m quite surprised how much I was effected when I went into town today & walked past the cafe.

Are you in the video that was on th news?

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Date: 12/06/2015 13:44:07
From: Tamb
ID: 735791
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


Tamb said:

I was about 20metres from the point of impact & quite a bit less than that to the front of the building from where the explosion blew out. 2 or 3 seconds later & I would have been one of the injured.
I’m quite surprised how much I was effected when I went into town today & walked past the cafe.

Are you in the video that was on th news?


Probably not. That was a cctv shot & I was in the centre car park & so off the left side of the camera. The people you see running from the building were running straight towards me.

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Date: 12/06/2015 13:48:36
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735794
Subject: re: June Chatting

How much concrete in the ground would be needed for anti crash poles?

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Date: 12/06/2015 13:55:19
From: roughbarked
ID: 735796
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


pommiejohn said:

Tamb said:

I was about 20metres from the point of impact & quite a bit less than that to the front of the building from where the explosion blew out. 2 or 3 seconds later & I would have been one of the injured.
I’m quite surprised how much I was effected when I went into town today & walked past the cafe.

Are you in the video that was on th news?


Probably not. That was a cctv shot & I was in the centre car park & so off the left side of the camera. The people you see running from the building were running straight towards me.

So they got the shrapnel?

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Date: 12/06/2015 13:57:37
From: roughbarked
ID: 735798
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


How much concrete in the ground would be needed for anti crash poles?

Bigger lumps than the bollard density and angularity.. you know, the iceberg at the end of the obtuse?

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Date: 12/06/2015 14:02:56
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735802
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

How much concrete in the ground would be needed for anti crash poles?

Bigger lumps than the bollard density and angularity.. you know, the iceberg at the end of the obtuse?

you see them in front of large shopping centers that have sliding doors

in front of ATM’s etc

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Date: 12/06/2015 14:05:16
From: roughbarked
ID: 735804
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


roughbarked said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

How much concrete in the ground would be needed for anti crash poles?

Bigger lumps than the bollard density and angularity.. you know, the iceberg at the end of the obtuse?

you see them in front of large shopping centers that have sliding doors

in front of ATM’s etc

In all modernly constructed such positions. Yes.

However, outback of anywhere past that, modern or new constructions may be rarer indeed.

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Date: 12/06/2015 14:09:35
From: Tamb
ID: 735806
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Tamb said:

pommiejohn said:

Are you in the video that was on th news?


Probably not. That was a cctv shot & I was in the centre car park & so off the left side of the camera. The people you see running from the building were running straight towards me.

So they got the shrapnel?


And the blast & the flash.
Even where I was I could feel a slight, sharp pressure increase

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Date: 12/06/2015 14:13:32
From: roughbarked
ID: 735808
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


roughbarked said:

Tamb said:

Probably not. That was a cctv shot & I was in the centre car park & so off the left side of the camera. The people you see running from the building were running straight towards me.

So they got the shrapnel?


And the blast & the flash.
Even where I was I could feel a slight, sharp pressure increase

Warzone stuff.

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Date: 12/06/2015 14:18:19
From: Ian
ID: 735809
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rolling Stones are rereleasing their classic 1971 album Sticky Fingers, along with previously unreleased material and alternative re-workings of beloved album tracks.

The 1971 classic album captured The Rolling Stones at the peak of their powers and features timeless tracks such as ‘Brown Sugar’, ‘Wild Horses’, ‘Bitch’, ‘Sister Morphine’ and ‘Dead Flowers’, and will be reissued in a variety of formats on 8/9 June.

Super Deluxe Download

Remastered album, bonus tracks featuring previously unreleased alternate takes and live performances, plus ‘Get Yer Leeds Lungs Out’ live tracks.

1. Brown Sugar 2. Sway 3. Wild Horses 4. Can’t You Hear Me Knocking 5. You Gotta Move 6. Bitch 7. I Got The Blues 8. Sister Morphine 9. Dead Flowers 10. Moonlight Mile 11. Brown Sugar (Alternate Version with Eric Clapton) 12. Wild Horses (Acoustic Version) 13. Can’t You Hear Me Knocking (Alternate Version) 14. Bitch (Extended Version) 15. Dead Flowers (Alternate Version) 16. Live With Me (Live At The Roundhouse, 1971) 17. Stray Cat Blues (Live At The Roundhouse, 1971) 18. Love In Vain (Live At The Roundhouse, 1971) 19. Midnight Rambler (Live At The Roundhouse, 1971) 20. Honky Tonk Women (Live The Roundhouse, 1971) 21. Jumpin Jack Flash (Live At Leeds University, 1971) 22. Live With Me (Live At Leeds University, 1971) 23. Dead Flowers (Live At Leeds University, 1971) 24. Stray Cat Blues (Live At Leeds University, 1971) 25. Love In Vain (Live At Leeds University, 1971) 26. Midnight Rambler (Live At Leeds University, 1971) 27. Bitch (Live At Leeds University, 1971) 28. Honky Tonk Women (Live At Leeds University, 1971) 29. (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction (Live At Leeds University, 1971) 30. Little Queenie (Live At Leeds University, 1971) 31. Brown Sugar (Live At Leeds University, 1971) 32. Street Fighting Man (Live At Leeds University, 1971) 33. Let It Rock (Live At Leeds University, 1971)
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Date: 12/06/2015 14:19:16
From: roughbarked
ID: 735810
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Tamb said:

roughbarked said:

So they got the shrapnel?


And the blast & the flash.
Even where I was I could feel a slight, sharp pressure increase

Warzone stuff.

Are people getting shock treatment.? You can’t be the only one in such a position at the time. Others are burned and blasted yes but those watched and survived bear wounds as well.

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Date: 12/06/2015 14:22:04
From: roughbarked
ID: 735811
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ian said:

Super Deluxe Download

Hmmm, no thanks.

The strolling bones got old a long time back. The best parts still autoreplay in my head when i need them.
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Date: 12/06/2015 14:30:58
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735812
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ian said:


The Rolling Stones are rereleasing their classic 1971 album Sticky Fingers, along with previously unreleased material and alternative re-workings of beloved album tracks.

The 1971 classic album captured The Rolling Stones at the peak of their powers and features timeless tracks such as ‘Brown Sugar’, ‘Wild Horses’, ‘Bitch’, ‘Sister Morphine’ and ‘Dead Flowers’, and will be reissued in a variety of formats on 8/9 June.

Super Deluxe Download

Remastered album, bonus tracks featuring previously unreleased alternate takes and live performances, plus ‘Get Yer Leeds Lungs Out’ live tracks.

1. Brown Sugar 2. Sway 3. Wild Horses 4. Can’t You Hear Me Knocking 5. You Gotta Move 6. Bitch 7. I Got The Blues 8. Sister Morphine 9. Dead Flowers 10. Moonlight Mile 11. Brown Sugar (Alternate Version with Eric Clapton) 12. Wild Horses (Acoustic Version) 13. Can’t You Hear Me Knocking (Alternate Version) 14. Bitch (Extended Version) 15. Dead Flowers (Alternate Version) 16. Live With Me (Live At The Roundhouse, 1971) 17. Stray Cat Blues (Live At The Roundhouse, 1971) 18. Love In Vain (Live At The Roundhouse, 1971) 19. Midnight Rambler (Live At The Roundhouse, 1971) 20. Honky Tonk Women (Live The Roundhouse, 1971) 21. Jumpin Jack Flash (Live At Leeds University, 1971) 22. Live With Me (Live At Leeds University, 1971) 23. Dead Flowers (Live At Leeds University, 1971) 24. Stray Cat Blues (Live At Leeds University, 1971) 25. Love In Vain (Live At Leeds University, 1971) 26. Midnight Rambler (Live At Leeds University, 1971) 27. Bitch (Live At Leeds University, 1971) 28. Honky Tonk Women (Live At Leeds University, 1971) 29. (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction (Live At Leeds University, 1971) 30. Little Queenie (Live At Leeds University, 1971) 31. Brown Sugar (Live At Leeds University, 1971) 32. Street Fighting Man (Live At Leeds University, 1971) 33. Let It Rock (Live At Leeds University, 1971)

are they re recording each track ?

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Date: 12/06/2015 14:36:45
From: roughbarked
ID: 735813
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:

are they re recording each track ?

Remastered album,

>
> whatever that means.

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Date: 12/06/2015 14:37:52
From: Cymek
ID: 735814
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

are they re recording each track ?

Remastered album,

>
> whatever that means.

Remixing original tracks I think

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Date: 12/06/2015 14:41:11
From: Tamb
ID: 735815
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


roughbarked said:

Tamb said:

And the blast & the flash.
Even where I was I could feel a slight, sharp pressure increase

Warzone stuff.

Are people getting shock treatment.? You can’t be the only one in such a position at the time. Others are burned and blasted yes but those watched and survived bear wounds as well.

Yes. Lots of counselling. There was a town meeting today to work out how best to manage the effects of trauma on the dozens of people involved.

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Date: 12/06/2015 14:41:59
From: Ian
ID: 735816
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:

are they re recording each track ?

Various versions re-mixed

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Date: 12/06/2015 14:47:27
From: Ian
ID: 735817
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


roughbarked said:

roughbarked said:

Warzone stuff.

Are people getting shock treatment.? You can’t be the only one in such a position at the time. Others are burned and blasted yes but those watched and survived bear wounds as well.

Yes. Lots of counselling. There was a town meeting today to work out how best to manage the effects of trauma on the dozens of people involved.

I saw an LPG cylinder explode in flames once.. thought there were people in the fire-ball but luckily not so.. scarey

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Date: 12/06/2015 15:04:15
From: Ian
ID: 735818
Subject: re: June Chatting

Jiaozhou Bay Bridge
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Date: 12/06/2015 15:27:32
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735820
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ian said:


Jiaozhou Bay Bridge

What are those parallel low structures on the outside of the main bridge?

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Date: 12/06/2015 15:33:45
From: roughbarked
ID: 735823
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Ian said:

Jiaozhou Bay Bridge

What are those parallel low structures on the outside of the main bridge?


Approach and depart roads?

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Date: 12/06/2015 15:44:21
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735826
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


PermeateFree said:

Ian said:

Jiaozhou Bay Bridge

What are those parallel low structures on the outside of the main bridge?


Approach and depart roads?

The one on the far right does not seem to go anywhere, I was wondering if they are to stop shipping crashing into the main bridge junction?

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Date: 12/06/2015 15:48:38
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735827
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


roughbarked said:

PermeateFree said:

What are those parallel low structures on the outside of the main bridge?


Approach and depart roads?

The one on the far right does not seem to go anywhere, I was wondering if they are to stop shipping crashing into the main bridge junction?

Probably there for people to go fishing instead of parking on the bridge.

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Date: 12/06/2015 16:04:28
From: Ian
ID: 735828
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:

What are those parallel low structures on the outside of the main bridge?

More bridge

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Date: 12/06/2015 16:06:33
From: diddly-squat
ID: 735830
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


roughbarked said:

PermeateFree said:

What are those parallel low structures on the outside of the main bridge?


Approach and depart roads?

The one on the far right does not seem to go anywhere, I was wondering if they are to stop shipping crashing into the main bridge junction?

They are probably temporary structures used during construction of the main bridge

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Date: 12/06/2015 16:07:23
From: Ian
ID: 735831
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ian said:


PermeateFree said:

What are those parallel low structures on the outside of the main bridge?

More bridge

Actually that extension in the bottom right goes nowhere.. dock?

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Date: 12/06/2015 16:08:36
From: Ian
ID: 735832
Subject: re: June Chatting

diddly-squat said:

They are probably temporary structures used during construction of the main bridge

Mmm.. ya

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Date: 12/06/2015 16:30:23
From: PermeateFree
ID: 735834
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ian said:


Ian said:

PermeateFree said:

What are those parallel low structures on the outside of the main bridge?

More bridge

Actually that extension in the bottom right goes nowhere.. dock?

Yes they do look like it. Reckon they could handle an entire Fishing Fleet down there. :)

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Date: 12/06/2015 16:44:31
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735835
Subject: re: June Chatting

Wanting a change from gourmet grub tonight, so it’ll be BANGERS & MASH washed down with a gottle of geer.

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Date: 12/06/2015 16:50:04
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735836
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ian said:


Ian said:

PermeateFree said:

What are those parallel low structures on the outside of the main bridge?

More bridge

Actually that extension in the bottom right goes nowhere.. dock?

Could possibly be a double-decker bridge.

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Date: 12/06/2015 16:58:38
From: transition
ID: 735838
Subject: re: June Chatting

meal done

just re/concreted in a post in me gateway, vertical one backed into and snapped off (it has a diagonal there it was hanging off), and after poured concrete remembered should have taped the post. It’ll dampen up, expand and crack the concrete. If it was a post that’d been out in rain and damp it’d be fine.

may as well go and knock it off now and the diagonal, do away with that steel gate and go from otherside way down with a longer cyclone gate. I wont know for a day or so…….should I wait and see, or not…

still have the steel gate down the front.

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Date: 12/06/2015 17:02:28
From: transition
ID: 735839
Subject: re: June Chatting

post broke off level at bottom, I just pegged into the old concrete with reinforcing to hold the new block.

getting cold anyway and done enough today, need a shower have to get generator going for that. Concrete all over me, probably wasted two bags of drymix. Ya get that.

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Date: 12/06/2015 17:33:35
From: Cymek
ID: 735848
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-12/tony-abbott-launches-another-attack-against-wind-farms/6541952

why doesn’t Tony and Joe attack coal powered power stations

they are ugly as well

I think they actually look quite cool (ha ha) and aren’t ugly at all

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Date: 12/06/2015 17:41:48
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735849
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-12/tony-abbott-launches-another-attack-against-wind-farms/6541952

why doesn’t Tony and Joe attack coal powered power stations

they are ugly as well

I think they actually look quite cool (ha ha) and aren’t ugly at all

I tend to think solar will eventually replace wind farms in the distant future when overnight storage technologies are improved

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Date: 12/06/2015 17:44:49
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735851
Subject: re: June Chatting

Amazing Sunset Sky Show

June 11, 2015: If you love stargazing, there’s a date you need to mark on your calendar. It’s June.

That’s right, the whole month!

Throughout the month of June 2015, the two brightest planets in the night sky, Venus and Jupiter, are going to converge for a jaw-dropping close encounter. You don’t want to miss any of the action.

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Date: 12/06/2015 17:45:38
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735852
Subject: re: June Chatting

Just cycled home under a very bright Venus.

FNDC now called, especially for those about to pour a pint of Cooper’s Pale Ale.

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Date: 12/06/2015 17:46:08
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 735853
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


Cymek said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-12/tony-abbott-launches-another-attack-against-wind-farms/6541952

why doesn’t Tony and Joe attack coal powered power stations

they are ugly as well

I think they actually look quite cool (ha ha) and aren’t ugly at all

I tend to think solar will eventually replace wind farms in the distant future when overnight storage technologies are improved

Why? Wind power is cheaper and requires less land.

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Date: 12/06/2015 17:46:19
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735854
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Just cycled home under a very bright Venus.

…with a bright Jupiter to its upper right.

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Date: 12/06/2015 17:48:32
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 735855
Subject: re: June Chatting

You cant be sirius.

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Date: 12/06/2015 17:49:17
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 735856
Subject: re: June Chatting

Venus is colliding with Jupiter?

Who will win?

Will they make love or war?

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Date: 12/06/2015 17:50:16
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735857
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


Venus is colliding with Jupiter?

Who will win?

Will they make love or war?

It’s the dawning of the Age of Nefarious.

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Date: 12/06/2015 17:54:15
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 735858
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

Cymek said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-12/tony-abbott-launches-another-attack-against-wind-farms/6541952

why doesn’t Tony and Joe attack coal powered power stations

they are ugly as well

I think they actually look quite cool (ha ha) and aren’t ugly at all

I tend to think solar will eventually replace wind farms in the distant future when overnight storage technologies are improved

Why? Wind power is cheaper and requires less land.

ok, wind technology is getting better, some dont have big blades

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Date: 12/06/2015 18:15:55
From: btm
ID: 735862
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


Venus is colliding with Jupiter?

Who will win?

Will they make love or war?

Wouldn’t that be Venus and Mars?

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Date: 12/06/2015 18:18:11
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735863
Subject: re: June Chatting

Both of these look like new docos.

THE NEFERTITI BUST

7.30pm – 8.30pmSBS ONETonight
This documentary uncovers the extraordinary story behind one of the ancient world’s most iconic images. The blue-crowned statue of a beautiful woman, wearing the full regalia of a royal wife was officially dug out of the Amarna desert in 1912. Since that time, admirers have marvelled not only at its artistry, but at its remarkable preservation: the fact that something so delicate could have survived, virtually pristine, for three and a half thousand years. This program traces the history of the bust, and the woman behind it. Egyptologists Jacquelyn Williamson and Barry Kemp reveal Queen Nefertiti as the most powerful woman that Egypt had known. They uncover a story of political, cultural and religious

Then for afters

KNIGHTS
Men in Iron

8.30pm – 9.30pmSBS HDTonight
A fierce warrior-class emerges in medieval Europe around 1000 years ago: the knights. They live brutal lives, glorified by tales of chivalry and courtly love that have left us with a skewed idea of knighthood. In reality, it’s a world of freezing castles and violent battles, where joust competitions, fair maidens and the crusades are the latest fads. Manners and gallantry are everything and their abuse can end in deadly duels. This elegant and exciting three-part series evokes the time of the knights in a unique and intimate rollercoaster ride of individual lives set in the wider context of medieval Europe. Their stories are told in gripping reenactments, illustrated by stunning CGI and explored with engaging documentary sequences.

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Date: 12/06/2015 18:27:32
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735864
Subject: re: June Chatting

I will see if the first Hobbit flick is as boring as the LOTR trilogy.

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Date: 12/06/2015 18:29:30
From: transition
ID: 735865
Subject: re: June Chatting

ripped the two posts down, fit a new cyclone gate in the morning, and while at it removed a post out on the road reserve, backed up to it swung steel cable ‘round it, didn’t even have to use 4×4.

4×4 not using at the moment universal joint coming out of the transfer box is knackered, it went from clinking quite a way back to clunking bad other day ready to drop it its guts out (rollers).

all in all a half productive day

#Sonny Boy Williamson, Your Funeral and My Trial

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Date: 12/06/2015 18:31:18
From: btm
ID: 735866
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


I will see if the first Hobbit flick is as boring as the LOTR trilogy.

It is.

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Date: 12/06/2015 18:34:26
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735867
Subject: re: June Chatting

It is alright, bit too much singing for me, and at the end you wonder, why the fuck didn’t they just take the eagles instead of traipsing all across middle earth.

Tis watchable though and I liked the Lords of the Ring Triolgy apart from the first one which was a bit dull.

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Date: 12/06/2015 18:42:40
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 735868
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


I will see if the first Hobbit flick is as boring as the LOTR trilogy.

When you unpack it you can see the underlying theme of anti dwarfism.
In short it is dwarf vilification and I wont stand for it.

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Date: 12/06/2015 18:47:05
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735870
Subject: re: June Chatting

Had your dental work done PWM?

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Date: 12/06/2015 19:04:23
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735871
Subject: re: June Chatting

Our butcher’s overly salty tomato & onion sausages go very nicely with Fountain’s overly sweet Spicy Red sauce.

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Date: 12/06/2015 19:08:45
From: buffy
ID: 735872
Subject: re: June Chatting

Mr buffy is cook tonight. He went to the pub and brought back fish and chips. I have made choc chip bikkies to take tomorrow. I’m going to a dog trainers’ seminar in Warrnambool.

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Date: 12/06/2015 19:09:00
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 735873
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Had your dental work done PWM?

No not yet, next week probably.

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Date: 12/06/2015 19:10:37
From: buffy
ID: 735874
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hey Awesome….I’ve lost track. Have you put in VPTAS forms yet? How did you go?

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Date: 12/06/2015 19:11:03
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735875
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Mr buffy is cook tonight. He went to the pub and brought back fish and chips. I have made choc chip bikkies to take tomorrow. I’m going to a dog trainers’ seminar in Warrnambool.

Will you be speaking?

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Date: 12/06/2015 19:12:33
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735876
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Hey Awesome….I’ve lost track. Have you put in VPTAS forms yet? How did you go?

I have, sent them registered mail about two weeks ago, in the small print it says takes four to six weeks to process. I will let you know what happens.

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Date: 12/06/2015 19:14:45
From: buffy
ID: 735877
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


buffy said:

Mr buffy is cook tonight. He went to the pub and brought back fish and chips. I have made choc chip bikkies to take tomorrow. I’m going to a dog trainers’ seminar in Warrnambool.

Will you be speaking?

No. I haven’t taken a class for about 5 years now, I think. I’m going to see what has changed. They might be getting their hopes up that I’ll return, but I’m not ready to drive t Warrnambool and back nearly every Sunday again yet. I just want to know how things are going.

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Date: 12/06/2015 19:15:34
From: buffy
ID: 735878
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


buffy said:

Hey Awesome….I’ve lost track. Have you put in VPTAS forms yet? How did you go?

I have, sent them registered mail about two weeks ago, in the small print it says takes four to six weeks to process. I will let you know what happens.

And if that works, you can fill in and send in some back ones…I think you have either 6 or 12 months to claim.

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Date: 12/06/2015 19:17:46
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735879
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


AwesomeO said:

buffy said:

Hey Awesome….I’ve lost track. Have you put in VPTAS forms yet? How did you go?

I have, sent them registered mail about two weeks ago, in the small print it says takes four to six weeks to process. I will let you know what happens.

And if that works, you can fill in and send in some back ones…I think you have either 6 or 12 months to claim.

I have already done that, the lady on the phone told me I could back date 12 months. So from now on, if it works, I will just record as I go. She sent me multiple forms.

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Date: 12/06/2015 19:19:42
From: buffy
ID: 735880
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


buffy said:

AwesomeO said:

I have, sent them registered mail about two weeks ago, in the small print it says takes four to six weeks to process. I will let you know what happens.

And if that works, you can fill in and send in some back ones…I think you have either 6 or 12 months to claim.

I have already done that, the lady on the phone told me I could back date 12 months. So from now on, if it works, I will just record as I go. She sent me multiple forms.

Excellent. It helps with the costs enough to be worth the effort.

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Date: 12/06/2015 19:20:01
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735881
Subject: re: June Chatting

Each form has about 6 slots to record individual journeys.

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Date: 12/06/2015 19:24:07
From: buffy
ID: 735882
Subject: re: June Chatting

That sounds familiar, although I haven’t signed one for a while. I always read through government forms first, because they have a bad habit of juggling the bits around, so where I sign can change. The VicRoads Eyesight Report forms seem to currently have about 3 versions in circulation. It’s a bit annoying.

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Date: 12/06/2015 19:27:20
From: buffy
ID: 735883
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m off to watch Dr Who and Miss Fisher. Back later.

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Date: 12/06/2015 19:27:46
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735884
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

That sounds familiar, although I haven’t signed one for a while. I always read through government forms first, because they have a bad habit of juggling the bits around, so where I sign can change. The VicRoads Eyesight Report forms seem to currently have about 3 versions in circulation. It’s a bit annoying.

Dated versions I hope. A defence dude got done for fraud when the form he had signed and relied on only came into existance years after he had claimed he had signed it. One of the tricks auditors look for.

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Date: 12/06/2015 19:30:37
From: buffy
ID: 735885
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


buffy said:

That sounds familiar, although I haven’t signed one for a while. I always read through government forms first, because they have a bad habit of juggling the bits around, so where I sign can change. The VicRoads Eyesight Report forms seem to currently have about 3 versions in circulation. It’s a bit annoying.

Dated versions I hope. A defence dude got done for fraud when the form he had signed and relied on only came into existance years after he had claimed he had signed it. One of the tricks auditors look for.

They do have a printing date on them. But they are sent out with a letter from VicRoads with a present date, so we have to assume they are simply using up the forms. I think the ones at the local office are possibly a different printing from the ones sent by mail, which could well be different from the ones dispatched from the Warrnambool office….

It’s a wonderful system.

:)

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Date: 12/06/2015 19:32:52
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 735886
Subject: re: June Chatting

evening folks

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Date: 12/06/2015 19:34:20
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735887
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


AwesomeO said:

buffy said:

That sounds familiar, although I haven’t signed one for a while. I always read through government forms first, because they have a bad habit of juggling the bits around, so where I sign can change. The VicRoads Eyesight Report forms seem to currently have about 3 versions in circulation. It’s a bit annoying.

Dated versions I hope. A defence dude got done for fraud when the form he had signed and relied on only came into existance years after he had claimed he had signed it. One of the tricks auditors look for.

They do have a printing date on them. But they are sent out with a letter from VicRoads with a present date, so we have to assume they are simply using up the forms. I think the ones at the local office are possibly a different printing from the ones sent by mail, which could well be different from the ones dispatched from the Warrnambool office….

It’s a wonderful system.

:)

There are university courses dealing with form design. In many ways they are discriminatory in our modern touchy feely times and because they repeat information already within the system they encourage silos and stove pipes. There is a lot of effort in streamlining, organising and making forms user accessable.

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Date: 12/06/2015 19:39:31
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735888
Subject: re: June Chatting

So I thought we were like not supposed to give money to people smugglers. Must be above my pay-grade.

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Date: 12/06/2015 19:41:11
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 735889
Subject: re: June Chatting

Now here’s a thing, Sam Pepys’ house was not really in what is now Pepys Street in London.
It was more on the corner of Seething Lane and Crutched Friars.

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Date: 12/06/2015 19:42:14
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 735890
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


So I thought we were like not supposed to give money to people smugglers. Must be above my pay-grade.

Or hold asylum seekers hands on hot pipes.

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Date: 12/06/2015 19:44:27
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 735891
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


evening folks

Yo Stumps, how’s tricks?

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Date: 12/06/2015 19:47:04
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 735892
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

evening folks

Yo Stumps, how’s tricks?

going ok, still trying to get some heat into the place. got some weatherstrip to seal up the windows tomorrow and keeping the fire full up and going

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Date: 12/06/2015 19:48:49
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735893
Subject: re: June Chatting

Though it’s a brilliant concept. Save millions of dollars processing asylum seekers with a measly $25,000 and just wait until the asylum seekers realise it is all a cruel charade, whereby the people smugglers will take their money in the knowledge that the voyage will be a short 2 days before they get turned back to Indonesia with each crew-member $5,000 richer.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:00:17
From: party_pants
ID: 735894
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hello world.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:03:54
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735895
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Hello world.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:04:24
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 735896
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Hello world.

gday pp, how goes it?

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:06:03
From: party_pants
ID: 735897
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m afraid my FDNC days are over. I spent the week finding out the hard way I’ve got type 1 diabetes. They only let me back home this afternoon.There’ll be no FNDC for me several months until I get my house in order.

What a difference a week makes.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:07:34
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735898
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


I’m afraid my FDNC days are over. I spent the week finding out the hard way I’ve got type 1 diabetes. They only let me back home this afternoon.There’ll be no FNDC for me several months until I get my house in order.

What a difference a week makes.

That’s bad news :/

You been in the horse piddle?

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:08:08
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 735899
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


I’m afraid my FDNC days are over. I spent the week finding out the hard way I’ve got type 1 diabetes. They only let me back home this afternoon.There’ll be no FNDC for me several months until I get my house in order.

What a difference a week makes.

pfft… i’ve had type 1 for 26 years.

doesn’t stop you drinking, just takes a bit of adjusting

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:09:11
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735900
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


party_pants said:

I’m afraid my FDNC days are over. I spent the week finding out the hard way I’ve got type 1 diabetes. They only let me back home this afternoon.There’ll be no FNDC for me several months until I get my house in order.

What a difference a week makes.

pfft… i’ve had type 1 for 26 years.

doesn’t stop you drinking, just takes a bit of adjusting

Indeed, you frequently get legless.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:09:26
From: party_pants
ID: 735901
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


party_pants said:

I’m afraid my FDNC days are over. I spent the week finding out the hard way I’ve got type 1 diabetes. They only let me back home this afternoon.There’ll be no FNDC for me several months until I get my house in order.

What a difference a week makes.

That’s bad news :/

You been in the horse piddle?

Yes.

For several days

in the acute care unit.

I’m exhausted through sheer sleep deprivation.

So whaqt’s been happening here? I have been unable to forum.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:09:42
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735902
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


I’m afraid my FDNC days are over. I spent the week finding out the hard way I’ve got type 1 diabetes. They only let me back home this afternoon.There’ll be no FNDC for me several months until I get my house in order.

What a difference a week makes.

That’s no good.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:10:17
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 735903
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


I’m afraid my FDNC days are over. I spent the week finding out the hard way I’ve got type 1 diabetes. They only let me back home this afternoon.There’ll be no FNDC for me several months until I get my house in order.

What a difference a week makes.

Sorry to hear that mate, I thought that type 1 was something diagnosed early in life.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:10:33
From: sibeen
ID: 735904
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


I’m afraid my FDNC days are over. I spent the week finding out the hard way I’ve got type 1 diabetes. They only let me back home this afternoon.There’ll be no FNDC for me several months until I get my house in order.

What a difference a week makes.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:10:46
From: party_pants
ID: 735905
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


party_pants said:

I’m afraid my FDNC days are over. I spent the week finding out the hard way I’ve got type 1 diabetes. They only let me back home this afternoon.There’ll be no FNDC for me several months until I get my house in order.

What a difference a week makes.

pfft… i’ve had type 1 for 26 years.

doesn’t stop you drinking, just takes a bit of adjusting

I’m not taking any chances for now. My boss said the same thing, he is Type 1 also.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:11:27
From: kii
ID: 735906
Subject: re: June Chatting

Damn, p_p :/

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:11:53
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735907
Subject: re: June Chatting

How common is it for the middle-aged to find out they have type 1 diabetes? I thought it usually came on amongst juveniles. Do you know SS?

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:12:10
From: Speedy
ID: 735908
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


I’m afraid my FDNC days are over. I spent the week finding out the hard way I’ve got type 1 diabetes. They only let me back home this afternoon.There’ll be no FNDC for me several months until I get my house in order.

What a difference a week makes.

Well that’s no good. Sorry to hear it Mr Pants. How did that happen?

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:12:53
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 735909
Subject: re: June Chatting

>>So whaqt’s been happening here?

Buffy had fish and chips for tea and Bubblecar is drinking.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:12:55
From: poikilotherm
ID: 735910
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


How common is it for the middle-aged to find out they have type 1 diabetes? I thought it usually came on amongst juveniles. Do you know SS?

There’s a late onset form, forget the acronym. Doktard will be all over it like herpes.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:13:06
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735911
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Bubblecar said:

party_pants said:

I’m afraid my FDNC days are over. I spent the week finding out the hard way I’ve got type 1 diabetes. They only let me back home this afternoon.There’ll be no FNDC for me several months until I get my house in order.

What a difference a week makes.

That’s bad news :/

You been in the horse piddle?

Yes.

For several days

in the acute care unit.

I’m exhausted through sheer sleep deprivation.

So whaqt’s been happening here? I have been unable to forum.

Get yourself an iPad. It is a hospital sanity keeper. Games, music, internets.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:13:08
From: party_pants
ID: 735912
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


party_pants said:

I’m afraid my FDNC days are over. I spent the week finding out the hard way I’ve got type 1 diabetes. They only let me back home this afternoon.There’ll be no FNDC for me several months until I get my house in order.

What a difference a week makes.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

I’m stage blah – acceptance.

Once you been sitting on a hospital bed looking forward to when Antiques Roadshow is on TV you kind of readjust your sense of reality.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:14:59
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 735913
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

How common is it for the middle-aged to find out they have type 1 diabetes? I thought it usually came on amongst juveniles. Do you know SS?

There’s a late onset form, forget the acronym. Doktard will be all over it like herpes.

Simplex?

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:15:00
From: party_pants
ID: 735914
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


party_pants said:

I’m afraid my FDNC days are over. I spent the week finding out the hard way I’ve got type 1 diabetes. They only let me back home this afternoon.There’ll be no FNDC for me several months until I get my house in order.

What a difference a week makes.

Sorry to hear that mate, I thought that type 1 was something diagnosed early in life.

I had Type 2 nalreaady, but wasn’t managing it as well as I should. But they are unsure what triggered the transition.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:15:14
From: sibeen
ID: 735915
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well I’ve got worserer news. I got a phone call this morning, my local pub is going to be shutting its doors in two weeks time.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:16:20
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 735916
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


How common is it for the middle-aged to find out they have type 1 diabetes? I thought it usually came on amongst juveniles. Do you know SS?

yeah, it used to be known as under 40s diabetes, but type 2 is being diagnosed younger and younger.

Type 1 is the one you live with, most people get diagnosed in childhood-teen years, nothing to worry about pp, just a different way of life

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:16:38
From: party_pants
ID: 735917
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Well I’ve got worserer news. I got a phone call this morning, my local pub is going to be shutting its doors in two weeks time.

where will you get your stout from then?

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:17:00
From: Speedy
ID: 735918
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Well I’ve got worserer news. I got a phone call this morning, my local pub is going to be shutting its doors in two weeks time.

The pub called you?

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:17:32
From: kii
ID: 735919
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


sibeen said:

party_pants said:

I’m afraid my FDNC days are over. I spent the week finding out the hard way I’ve got type 1 diabetes. They only let me back home this afternoon.There’ll be no FNDC for me several months until I get my house in order.

What a difference a week makes.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

I’m stage blah – acceptance.

Once you been sitting on a hospital bed looking forward to when Antiques Roadshow is on TV you kind of readjust your sense of reality.

The GERD Monster stopped my alcohol consumption a year ago. Must say I haven’t missed it. Stop reflux destroying throat vs a glass of wine or 3. Wasn’t a difficult choice.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:18:03
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 735920
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Peak Warming Man said:

party_pants said:

I’m afraid my FDNC days are over. I spent the week finding out the hard way I’ve got type 1 diabetes. They only let me back home this afternoon.There’ll be no FNDC for me several months until I get my house in order.

What a difference a week makes.

Sorry to hear that mate, I thought that type 1 was something diagnosed early in life.

I had Type 2 nalreaady, but wasn’t managing it as well as I should. But they are unsure what triggered the transition.

so it’s really just type 2 IDDM?

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:18:15
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 735921
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Well I’ve got worserer news. I got a phone call this morning, my local pub is going to be shutting its doors in two weeks time.

One of the blokes on QI was asked if he was present at his kids birth.
He said yes, it was terrible, it was like watching your favourite pub burn down.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:18:41
From: poikilotherm
ID: 735922
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Peak Warming Man said:

party_pants said:

I’m afraid my FDNC days are over. I spent the week finding out the hard way I’ve got type 1 diabetes. They only let me back home this afternoon.There’ll be no FNDC for me several months until I get my house in order.

What a difference a week makes.

Sorry to hear that mate, I thought that type 1 was something diagnosed early in life.

I had Type 2 nalreaady, but wasn’t managing it as well as I should. But they are unsure what triggered the transition.

not managing the type 2 properly…

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:18:46
From: sibeen
ID: 735923
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


sibeen said:

Well I’ve got worserer news. I got a phone call this morning, my local pub is going to be shutting its doors in two weeks time.

where will you get your stout from then?

Stout is not an issue, as I drink Abbotsford when at home. It will be the lack of tap Guinness that will be causing withdrawals.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:19:28
From: party_pants
ID: 735924
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


party_pants said:

I’m afraid my FDNC days are over. I spent the week finding out the hard way I’ve got type 1 diabetes. They only let me back home this afternoon.There’ll be no FNDC for me several months until I get my house in order.

What a difference a week makes.

Well that’s no good. Sorry to hear it Mr Pants. How did that happen?

I got very sick over the weekend, Monday morning I still hadn’t recovered so I went to the docs. Docs sent me to emergency.

I didn’t have time to post about it here and ask for advice :)

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:20:46
From: sibeen
ID: 735925
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


sibeen said:

Well I’ve got worserer news. I got a phone call this morning, my local pub is going to be shutting its doors in two weeks time.

The pub called you?

Well the pub didn’t, it’s a building.

One of the owners did. They announced it to the staff at the end of trade last evening, and he wanted me to know before the jungle drums started any rumours.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:20:55
From: party_pants
ID: 735926
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


party_pants said:

Peak Warming Man said:

Sorry to hear that mate, I thought that type 1 was something diagnosed early in life.

I had Type 2 nalreaady, but wasn’t managing it as well as I should. But they are unsure what triggered the transition.

so it’s really just type 2 IDDM?

I don’t know. I off to see the specialist in Monday. I didn’t understand all of it.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:21:10
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 735927
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Speedy said:

party_pants said:

I’m afraid my FDNC days are over. I spent the week finding out the hard way I’ve got type 1 diabetes. They only let me back home this afternoon.There’ll be no FNDC for me several months until I get my house in order.

What a difference a week makes.

Well that’s no good. Sorry to hear it Mr Pants. How did that happen?

I got very sick over the weekend, Monday morning I still hadn’t recovered so I went to the docs. Docs sent me to emergency.

I didn’t have time to post about it here and ask for advice :)

DKA?

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:22:11
From: sibeen
ID: 735928
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:

I didn’t have time to post about it here and ask for advice :)

That’s probably fortuitous. I would have recommended a can of Guinness and a tablet of harden the fuck up :)

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:22:29
From: party_pants
ID: 735929
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


party_pants said:

Speedy said:

Well that’s no good. Sorry to hear it Mr Pants. How did that happen?

I got very sick over the weekend, Monday morning I still hadn’t recovered so I went to the docs. Docs sent me to emergency.

I didn’t have time to post about it here and ask for advice :)

DKA?

Yeah.

Never doing that shit again.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:22:51
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735930
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:

One of the owners did. They announced it to the staff at the end of trade last evening, and he wanted me to know before the jungle drums started any rumours.

Where will you go of a morning/afternoon/evening?

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:23:53
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735931
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

party_pants said:

I got very sick over the weekend, Monday morning I still hadn’t recovered so I went to the docs. Docs sent me to emergency.

I didn’t have time to post about it here and ask for advice :)

DKA?

Yeah.

Never doing that shit again.

What’s DKA stand for or is it secret diabetics’ business?

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:24:02
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 735932
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

party_pants said:

I got very sick over the weekend, Monday morning I still hadn’t recovered so I went to the docs. Docs sent me to emergency.

I didn’t have time to post about it here and ask for advice :)

DKA?

Yeah.

Never doing that shit again.

keep taking your insulin then, or it’s no fun…

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:25:28
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735933
Subject: re: June Chatting

Signs and symptoms

The symptoms of an episode of diabetic ketoacidosis usually evolve over the period of about 24 hours. Predominant symptoms are nausea and vomiting, pronounced thirst, excessive urine production and abdominal pain that may be severe. Those who measure their glucose levels themselves may notice hyperglycemia (high blood sugar levels). In severe DKA, breathing becomes labored and of a deep, gasping character (a state referred to as “Kussmaul respiration”). The abdomen may be tender to the point that an acute abdomen may be suspected, such as acute pancreatitis, appendicitis or gastrointestinal perforation. Coffee ground vomiting (vomiting of altered blood) occurs in a minority of patients; this tends to originate from erosion of the esophagus. In severe DKA, there may be confusion, lethargy, stupor or even coma (a marked decrease in the level of consciousness).

On physical examination there is usually clinical evidence of dehydration, such as a dry mouth and decreased skin turgor. If the dehydration is profound enough to cause a decrease in the circulating blood volume, tachycardia (a fast heart rate) and low blood pressure may be observed. Often, a “ketotic” odor is present, which is often described as “fruity”. If Kussmaul respiration is present, this is reflected in an increased respiratory rate.

Small children with DKA are relatively prone to cerebral edema (swelling of the brain tissue), which may cause headache, coma, loss of the pupillary light reflex, and progress to death. It occurs in 0.3–1.0% of children with DKA, and has been described in young adults, but is overall very rare in adults. It carries a 20–50% mortality.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diabetic_ketoacidosis

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:26:48
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 735934
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


party_pants said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

DKA?

Yeah.

Never doing that shit again.

What’s DKA stand for or is it secret diabetics’ business?

diabetic KetoAcidosis.
No insuling to convert the glucose in blood to energy, so your body burns fat and muscle instead.
A byproduct is ketones, leads to blood poisoning and is characterised by your breath smelling like nail polish..

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:28:02
From: sibeen
ID: 735936
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


sibeen said:

One of the owners did. They announced it to the staff at the end of trade last evening, and he wanted me to know before the jungle drums started any rumours.

Where will you go of a morning/afternoon/evening?

I don’t know, Witty, truly, I don’t know. It is a conundrum. It wasn’t even the closest pub, there are two that are closer; but it was my favourite. I suspect I’ll sell up and move. It does seem the only rational choice.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:28:34
From: kii
ID: 735937
Subject: re: June Chatting

I could distract you with tales of my neck and how surgery is being proposed.something like 5 of 7 vertebra are stuffed.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:29:28
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735938
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


I don’t know, Witty, truly, I don’t know. It is a conundrum. It wasn’t even the closest pub, there are two that are closer; but it was my favourite. I suspect I’ll sell up and move. It does seem the only rational choice.

Solution: buy the pub, re-open it.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:30:02
From: party_pants
ID: 735939
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

sibeen said:

One of the owners did. They announced it to the staff at the end of trade last evening, and he wanted me to know before the jungle drums started any rumours.

Where will you go of a morning/afternoon/evening?

I don’t know, Witty, truly, I don’t know. It is a conundrum. It wasn’t even the closest pub, there are two that are closer; but it was my favourite. I suspect I’ll sell up and move. It does seem the only rational choice.

Maybe he was hoping for a buyer?

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:30:22
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735940
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


I could distract you with tales of my neck and how surgery is being proposed.something like 5 of 7 vertebra are stuffed.

Nasty. What kind of surgery?

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:30:36
From: party_pants
ID: 735941
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


I could distract you with tales of my neck and how surgery is being proposed.something like 5 of 7 vertebra are stuffed.

Please do, enough about me.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:30:52
From: party_pants
ID: 735942
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Signs and symptoms

The symptoms of an episode of diabetic ketoacidosis usually evolve over the period of about 24 hours. Predominant symptoms are nausea and vomiting, pronounced thirst, excessive urine production and abdominal pain that may be severe. Those who measure their glucose levels themselves may notice hyperglycemia (high blood sugar levels). In severe DKA, breathing becomes labored and of a deep, gasping character (a state referred to as “Kussmaul respiration”). The abdomen may be tender to the point that an acute abdomen may be suspected, such as acute pancreatitis, appendicitis or gastrointestinal perforation. Coffee ground vomiting (vomiting of altered blood) occurs in a minority of patients; this tends to originate from erosion of the esophagus. In severe DKA, there may be confusion, lethargy, stupor or even coma (a marked decrease in the level of consciousness).

On physical examination there is usually clinical evidence of dehydration, such as a dry mouth and decreased skin turgor. If the dehydration is profound enough to cause a decrease in the circulating blood volume, tachycardia (a fast heart rate) and low blood pressure may be observed. Often, a “ketotic” odor is present, which is often described as “fruity”. If Kussmaul respiration is present, this is reflected in an increased respiratory rate.

Small children with DKA are relatively prone to cerebral edema (swelling of the brain tissue), which may cause headache, coma, loss of the pupillary light reflex, and progress to death. It occurs in 0.3–1.0% of children with DKA, and has been described in young adults, but is overall very rare in adults. It carries a 20–50% mortality.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diabetic_ketoacidosis

Pretty much spot on.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:31:01
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735943
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

sibeen said:

One of the owners did. They announced it to the staff at the end of trade last evening, and he wanted me to know before the jungle drums started any rumours.

Where will you go of a morning/afternoon/evening?

I don’t know, Witty, truly, I don’t know. It is a conundrum. It wasn’t even the closest pub, there are two that are closer; but it was my favourite. I suspect I’ll sell up and move. It does seem the only rational choice.

Pub here closed. There is a secret drinking spot, bit like a Chicago speakeasy. Started off as just a meeting place, but now a room and veranda has been converted and turning into a nice earner for the owner.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:32:56
From: party_pants
ID: 735945
Subject: re: June Chatting

I even took to watching the Women’s world cup soccer.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:33:15
From: sibeen
ID: 735946
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:

Pub here closed. There is a secret drinking spot, bit like a Chicago speakeasy. Started off as just a meeting place, but now a room and veranda has been converted and turning into a nice earner for the owner.

Is that the pub I was in, or the one that was across the road that had shut down prior?

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:34:50
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 735948
Subject: re: June Chatting

have you got health insurance p_p?

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:35:04
From: kii
ID: 735949
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


kii said:

I could distract you with tales of my neck and how surgery is being proposed.something like 5 of 7 vertebra are stuffed.

Nasty. What kind of surgery?

No idea as I can’t see the specialist until August, but I am seeing the PA in July. Also got a referral to see a neurologist.
the saga has dragged on since October and involves an episode of extreme pain, lots of heavy duty pain meds, total incompetence from medical staff and misplaced faxes. A real pain in the neck.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:35:15
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735950
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


AwesomeO said:

Pub here closed. There is a secret drinking spot, bit like a Chicago speakeasy. Started off as just a meeting place, but now a room and veranda has been converted and turning into a nice earner for the owner.

Is that the pub I was in, or the one that was across the road that had shut down prior?

The one you were in. Due to be reopened fingers crossed when some repairs to the balcony are done and it finds a new owner.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:36:19
From: party_pants
ID: 735951
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


have you got health insurance p_p?

Yes. Had it for years.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:38:16
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 735952
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

have you got health insurance p_p?

Yes. Had it for years.

get yourself an insulin pump.
much better control, much more freedom in daily routine

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:40:44
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735953
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


No idea as I can’t see the specialist until August, but I am seeing the PA in July. Also got a referral to see a neurologist.
the saga has dragged on since October and involves an episode of extreme pain, lots of heavy duty pain meds, total incompetence from medical staff and misplaced faxes. A real pain in the neck.

Well best wishes for a full recovery (which hopefully won’t involve a neck transplant).

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:41:35
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735954
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


I even took to watching the Women’s world cup soccer.

Australia playing Nigeria tomorrow I think.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:43:10
From: kii
ID: 735955
Subject: re: June Chatting

I also have a blind pimple in the cartilage of my nose. It’s really, really annoying :(

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:44:50
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735956
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


I also have a blind pimple in the cartilage of my nose. It’s really, really annoying :(

It’s probably a tumour.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:46:05
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735957
Subject: re: June Chatting

My only health complaints are a mild cold and a load of birthday season flab that needs losing.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:47:31
From: party_pants
ID: 735958
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


My only health complaints are a mild cold and a load of birthday season flab that needs losing.

Enjoy it while you’ve got it :)

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:48:50
From: party_pants
ID: 735959
Subject: re: June Chatting

Anyway, shaping up like a good game of footy on the telly tonight. I might be able to stay awake till the end.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:49:01
From: kii
ID: 735960
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


kii said:

No idea as I can’t see the specialist until August, but I am seeing the PA in July. Also got a referral to see a neurologist.
the saga has dragged on since October and involves an episode of extreme pain, lots of heavy duty pain meds, total incompetence from medical staff and misplaced faxes. A real pain in the neck.

Well best wishes for a full recovery (which hopefully won’t involve a neck transplant).

Thanks…I so don’t want surgey. Told the doctor I’ll do anything to avoid it….like sacrifice a cow and drink its blood whilst tap dancing. He looked at me strangely and laughed nervously.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:50:45
From: kii
ID: 735961
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


My only health complaints are a mild cold and a load of birthday season flab that needs losing.

:P

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:52:51
From: kii
ID: 735962
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


kii said:

I also have a blind pimple in the cartilage of my nose. It’s really, really annoying :(

It’s probably a tumour.

Thanks. Thanks a lot.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:55:18
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 735963
Subject: re: June Chatting

You know what they say about catholic priests. But I had to sit looking at this stained glass window in the Anglican church of St Linus for an hour today.

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:58:26
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735964
Subject: re: June Chatting

mollwollfumble said:


You know what they say about catholic priests. But I had to sit looking at this stained glass window in the Anglican church of St Linus for an hour today.

!http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o162/DavidPaterson/SSSF/St%20Linus%20Anglican_zpsfr9b7aky.jpg

Your Mum’s funeral?

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:59:50
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 735965
Subject: re: June Chatting

Have any of you ever encountered an email program that requires you to match a CAPTCHA image in order to confirm and send an email?

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Date: 12/06/2015 20:59:54
From: transition
ID: 735966
Subject: re: June Chatting

>I also have a blind pimple in the cartilage of my nose. It’s really, really annoying :(

wife’s good with them, rare times she gets them give her five minutes and she’s got a second nose

funny story (bit gross too suppose), when me and other were a young couple (it’s a strain to think how far back now) i’d sort of lay on the sofa head on her lap and she has this monkey grooming thing and likes to hunt down blackheads, which ordinarily’d be so small as to not attract the attention of a less attentive creature, anyway to cut a long story short she worked with money in a small city in central australia and after she did this grooming thing one evening I woke the next day with herpes sores all over my face.

I grew out a full beard for the duration of that lovely infection, still had to go to work and all.

sharing, it’s great.

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:00:33
From: kii
ID: 735967
Subject: re: June Chatting

That’s awful, mollwollfumble.

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:01:05
From: party_pants
ID: 735968
Subject: re: June Chatting

My condolences mollwollfumble, I missed the news earlier.

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:02:31
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 735969
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


mollwollfumble said:

You know what they say about catholic priests. But I had to sit looking at this stained glass window in the Anglican church of St Linus for an hour today.

!http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o162/DavidPaterson/SSSF/St%20Linus%20Anglican_zpsfr9b7aky.jpg

Your Mum’s funeral?

Tick. Shh.

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:02:32
From: Speedy
ID: 735970
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


I also have a blind pimple in the cartilage of my nose. It’s really, really annoying :(

I had a pimple thingy removed from the inside of my nose this morning. It had turned into a hard lump and had been there for a couple of months. Apparently it was a blocked hair follicle/sweat gland. The doctor used a very sharp hollow needle to get rid of it.

That’s my medical drama for the day.

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:03:55
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735971
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


>I also have a blind pimple in the cartilage of my nose. It’s really, really annoying :(

wife’s good with them, rare times she gets them give her five minutes and she’s got a second nose

funny story (bit gross too suppose), when me and other were a young couple (it’s a strain to think how far back now) i’d sort of lay on the sofa head on her lap and she has this monkey grooming thing and likes to hunt down blackheads, which ordinarily’d be so small as to not attract the attention of a less attentive creature, anyway to cut a long story short she worked with money in a small city in central australia and after she did this grooming thing one evening I woke the next day with herpes sores all over my face.

I grew out a full beard for the duration of that lovely infection, still had to go to work and all.

sharing, it’s great.

Nasty.

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:04:01
From: kii
ID: 735972
Subject: re: June Chatting

Think I’ll just use tea tree oil on it.

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:05:45
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735973
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


kii said:

I also have a blind pimple in the cartilage of my nose. It’s really, really annoying :(

I had a pimple thingy removed from the inside of my nose this morning. It had turned into a hard lump and had been there for a couple of months. Apparently it was a blocked hair follicle/sweat gland. The doctor used a very sharp hollow needle to get rid of it.

That’s my medical drama for the day.

Ooh, I bet that made your eyes water.

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:07:43
From: kii
ID: 735974
Subject: re: June Chatting

Did you get to see the stuff the doctor removed, Speedy?

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:09:23
From: Speedy
ID: 735975
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Think I’ll just use tea tree oil on it.

Well, he gave me a whole packet of these needles.

I tend to get these same lumps, but very very tiny ones, on the margin of my lower lip and chin. In the past I have scratched them, then get a great big shopping coldsore there. He says it’s the trauma that triggers the coldsore. Now if I get another I can remove it more easily. He said he has only seen the ones on the lips in females and thinks it is from wearing lipstick or lip balm.

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:10:30
From: party_pants
ID: 735976
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Did you get to see the stuff the doctor removed, Speedy?

… can you post pictures?

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:16:24
From: Speedy
ID: 735977
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Speedy said:

kii said:

I also have a blind pimple in the cartilage of my nose. It’s really, really annoying :(

I had a pimple thingy removed from the inside of my nose this morning. It had turned into a hard lump and had been there for a couple of months. Apparently it was a blocked hair follicle/sweat gland. The doctor used a very sharp hollow needle to get rid of it.

That’s my medical drama for the day.

Ooh, I bet that made your eyes water.

Not at all. The worst part was the taste of blood for an hour afterwards. I didn’t think it had bled much :/

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:17:20
From: Speedy
ID: 735978
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Did you get to see the stuff the doctor removed, Speedy?

Yes. It was so tiny; a little speck on his glove. So unsatisfying.

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:19:18
From: Speedy
ID: 735979
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bloody shopping coldsores! I detest them ;)

I meant “whopping”.

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:21:57
From: sibeen
ID: 735980
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Anyway, shaping up like a good game of footy on the telly tonight. I might be able to stay awake till the end.

I doubt that, Carlton isn’t playing.

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:23:07
From: dv
ID: 735982
Subject: re: June Chatting

Gillian Triggs says there is one scenario under which she would resign
——
“Were I to receive warm and congratulatory words from the government on a constant basis I think that taxpayers would be justified in asking for my resignation because I wouldn’t be doing my job.”

——

http://www.dailylife.com.au/news-and-views/news-features/gillian-triggs-says-there-is-one-scenario-under-which-she-would-resign-20150611-ghm5up.html?&utm_source=facebook

Zing

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:23:18
From: kii
ID: 735983
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


kii said:

Did you get to see the stuff the doctor removed, Speedy?

Yes. It was so tiny; a little speck on his glove. So unsatisfying.

Damn :(

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:24:57
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735984
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:25:44
From: kii
ID: 735985
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:

Zing

+1

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:29:15
From: sibeen
ID: 735986
Subject: re: June Chatting

OK, my medical problem, whilst everyone else is on a roll.

Hangover. Can almost guarantee I’ll have one on the morrow. It’s a bugger. If there was only some way it could be avoided.

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:30:42
From: party_pants
ID: 735987
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:

Gillian Triggs says there is one scenario under which she would resign
——
“Were I to receive warm and congratulatory words from the government on a constant basis I think that taxpayers would be justified in asking for my resignation because I wouldn’t be doing my job.”

——

http://www.dailylife.com.au/news-and-views/news-features/gillian-triggs-says-there-is-one-scenario-under-which-she-would-resign-20150611-ghm5up.html?&utm_source=facebook

Zing

Ouch!

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:30:43
From: party_pants
ID: 735988
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:

Gillian Triggs says there is one scenario under which she would resign
——
“Were I to receive warm and congratulatory words from the government on a constant basis I think that taxpayers would be justified in asking for my resignation because I wouldn’t be doing my job.”

——

http://www.dailylife.com.au/news-and-views/news-features/gillian-triggs-says-there-is-one-scenario-under-which-she-would-resign-20150611-ghm5up.html?&utm_source=facebook

Zing

Ouch!

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:31:00
From: AwesomeO
ID: 735989
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


OK, my medical problem, whilst everyone else is on a roll.

Hangover. Can almost guarantee I’ll have one on the morrow. It’s a bugger. If there was only some way it could be avoided.

No way around it I am afraid, best you can do is organise a greasy breakfast and an Ice cold coke.

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:31:28
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735990
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


OK, my medical problem, whilst everyone else is on a roll.

Hangover. Can almost guarantee I’ll have one on the morrow. It’s a bugger. If there was only some way it could be avoided.

Drink at least one pint of water for each pint of booze.

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:31:56
From: party_pants
ID: 735991
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


OK, my medical problem, whilst everyone else is on a roll.

Hangover. Can almost guarantee I’ll have one on the morrow. It’s a bugger. If there was only some way it could be avoided.

If Carlton were playing tonight it would probably have been worse.

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:32:31
From: dv
ID: 735992
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


sibeen said:

OK, my medical problem, whilst everyone else is on a roll.

Hangover. Can almost guarantee I’ll have one on the morrow. It’s a bugger. If there was only some way it could be avoided.

Drink at least one pint of water for each pint of booze.

Maybe more if it was strong stuff.

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:33:11
From: Speedy
ID: 735993
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Drink at least one pint of water for each pint of booze.

Yes. Lots of water, sibeen.

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:33:50
From: Bubblecar
ID: 735994
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m heading armchairwards to watch that taped Nefertiti documentary.

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:34:24
From: sibeen
ID: 735995
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Bubblecar said:

Drink at least one pint of water for each pint of booze.

Yes. Lots of water, sibeen.

Speedy, give Rule his handle back!

:)

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:37:36
From: kii
ID: 735996
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


OK, my medical problem, whilst everyone else is on a roll.

Hangover. Can almost guarantee I’ll have one on the morrow. It’s a bugger. If there was only some way it could be avoided.

Use some of Speedy’s needles to help. Poke yourself with one every time you think of drinking.

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:38:08
From: Phil_C
ID: 735997
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


OK, my medical problem, whilst everyone else is on a roll.

Hangover. Can almost guarantee I’ll have one on the morrow. It’s a bugger. If there was only some way it could be avoided.

I always used to get the worst hangovers. However after quiting smoking I hardly got hangovers at all regardless of how much I drink. You might have to choose which one, smoking or drinking you prefer. Only an anecdote I know.

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:39:31
From: Speedy
ID: 735998
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spoke with mum again today. It turns out that she doesn’t want to retire and/or go travelling with her hubby. He has been dreaming about this Australian round-trip for most of his life and now she is saying she’d rather stay at home than travel with him in a motorhome.

I am tempted to suggest that I have finally gotten to the bottom of what’s going on now, but there is sure to be another revelation shortly :/

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:41:26
From: btm
ID: 735999
Subject: re: June Chatting

I don’t think I’ve ever had a hangover.

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:42:41
From: Speedy
ID: 736000
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


I don’t think I’ve ever had a hangover.

Teetotaller :)

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:43:17
From: kii
ID: 736001
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


I don’t think I’ve ever had a hangover.

How bout a blind pimple?

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:43:28
From: dv
ID: 736002
Subject: re: June Chatting

Walking’s easier than folding, right/ It’s an illusion, from that angle we’re holdin’ tight/ Like Brown says it was a trick of the light/Cause he really beat Rihanna gold and white/

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:43:41
From: dv
ID: 736003
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


btm said:

I don’t think I’ve ever had a hangover.

Teetotaller :)

Good job

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:44:14
From: Speedy
ID: 736004
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Speedy said:

Bubblecar said:

Drink at least one pint of water for each pint of booze.

Yes. Lots of water, sibeen.

Speedy, give Rule his handle back!

:)

I still don’t get it :/

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:46:38
From: sibeen
ID: 736005
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


sibeen said:

Speedy said:

Yes. Lots of water, sibeen.

Speedy, give Rule his handle back!

:)

I still don’t get it :/

Rule has been telling me to drink more water ever since I first started with SSSF. That was about 15 years ago :)

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:46:40
From: btm
ID: 736006
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


btm said:

I don’t think I’ve ever had a hangover.

How bout a blind pimple?

I don’t know what one of those is.

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:47:13
From: btm
ID: 736007
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


btm said:

I don’t think I’ve ever had a hangover.

Teetotaller :)

:) You obviously don’t know me!

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:47:37
From: Speedy
ID: 736008
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Speedy said:

sibeen said:

Speedy, give Rule his handle back!

:)

I still don’t get it :/

Rule has been telling me to drink more water ever since I first started with SSSF. That was about 15 years ago :)

:) I’ve never noticed that. I should pay more attention in future.

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:50:04
From: sibeen
ID: 736009
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


sibeen said:

Speedy said:

I still don’t get it :/

Rule has been telling me to drink more water ever since I first started with SSSF. That was about 15 years ago :)

:) I’ve never noticed that. I should pay more attention in future.

There will be a test!

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:53:06
From: party_pants
ID: 736010
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Spoke with mum again today. It turns out that she doesn’t want to retire and/or go travelling with her hubby. He has been dreaming about this Australian round-trip for most of his life and now she is saying she’d rather stay at home than travel with him in a motorhome.

I am tempted to suggest that I have finally gotten to the bottom of what’s going on now, but there is sure to be another revelation shortly :/

These things go like that sometimes.

Mate of mine has a mother with a large property she can’t look after. He and he wife have just bought a new place in the same suburb that has a detatched outbuilding suitable for conversion to a granny flat, within all the relevant Council guidelines. He has bought the place, so she can move in and sell her old place and finally have some money to go travelling or buy a new car etc. Now she doesn’t wan’t to move into a billiard room.

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:54:18
From: Speedy
ID: 736011
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Speedy said:

sibeen said:

Rule has been telling me to drink more water ever since I first started with SSSF. That was about 15 years ago :)

:) I’ve never noticed that. I should pay more attention in future.

There will be a test!

Don;t say that!

More than 20 years later, I still have nightmares about my HSC exams. Usually, there is a (maths) exam later on in the day, but I haven’t yet started studying for it and I haven’t attended any of the classes in the past 2 years either :(

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Date: 12/06/2015 21:57:27
From: kii
ID: 736012
Subject: re: June Chatting

That time a wind farm caught fire, burned for 45 days straight and caused the evacuation of pregnant women, children and the elderly.
… oh no wait, sorry, it was a coal fire which did that.

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Date: 12/06/2015 22:00:05
From: party_pants
ID: 736013
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


That time a wind farm caught fire, burned for 45 days straight and caused the evacuation of pregnant women, children and the elderly.
… oh no wait, sorry, it was a coal fire which did that.

https://scontent-atl1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xta1/v/t1.0-9/11377223_1408847139442965_833920878039429096_n.jpg?oh=7fcf58f87c169fd17da13dc3afbe0612&oe=55EDBBE4

Coal is good for humanity.

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Date: 12/06/2015 22:00:32
From: Speedy
ID: 736014
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


These things go like that sometimes.

Mate of mine has a mother with a large property she can’t look after. He and he wife have just bought a new place in the same suburb that has a detatched outbuilding suitable for conversion to a granny flat, within all the relevant Council guidelines. He has bought the place, so she can move in and sell her old place and finally have some money to go travelling or buy a new car etc. Now she doesn’t wan’t to move into a billiard room.

I think people just go along with it for as long as possible. Afterall, most plans never eventuate. When they do and things come to a head though, the facade breaks down quickly.

Mum’s like Mrs Bouquet and would love to park the big Winnebago out the front for the neighbours to see, so maybe there’s still hope for him to travel in style, albeit alone.

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Date: 12/06/2015 22:02:56
From: Speedy
ID: 736015
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


kii said:

That time a wind farm caught fire, burned for 45 days straight and caused the evacuation of pregnant women, children and the elderly.
… oh no wait, sorry, it was a coal fire which did that.

https://scontent-atl1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xta1/v/t1.0-9/11377223_1408847139442965_833920878039429096_n.jpg?oh=7fcf58f87c169fd17da13dc3afbe0612&oe=55EDBBE4

Coal is good for humanity.

We have too many National Parks in Australia…

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Date: 12/06/2015 22:03:53
From: dv
ID: 736016
Subject: re: June Chatting

Did they manage to get a doctor up there to set that kid’s arm yet?

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Date: 12/06/2015 22:04:11
From: party_pants
ID: 736017
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


party_pants said:

These things go like that sometimes.

Mate of mine has a mother with a large property she can’t look after. He and he wife have just bought a new place in the same suburb that has a detatched outbuilding suitable for conversion to a granny flat, within all the relevant Council guidelines. He has bought the place, so she can move in and sell her old place and finally have some money to go travelling or buy a new car etc. Now she doesn’t wan’t to move into a billiard room.

I think people just go along with it for as long as possible. Afterall, most plans never eventuate. When they do and things come to a head though, the facade breaks down quickly.

Mum’s like Mrs Bouquet and would love to park the big Winnebago out the front for the neighbours to see, so maybe there’s still hope for him to travel in style, albeit alone.

I think so.

I hope it works out well in the end.

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Date: 12/06/2015 22:04:21
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736018
Subject: re: June Chatting

Next week’s 800th anniversary of the Magna Carta sounds a warning: Parliament cannot ride rough-shod over the basic rights of citizens.

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Date: 12/06/2015 22:05:45
From: party_pants
ID: 736019
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Did they manage to get a doctor up there to set that kid’s arm yet?

He got diverted to the arm-wrestling

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Date: 12/06/2015 22:06:32
From: kii
ID: 736020
Subject: re: June Chatting

The time I dressed-up as a cetacean, just to give myself a sense of porpoise.

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Date: 12/06/2015 22:30:50
From: buffy
ID: 736021
Subject: re: June Chatting

I heard on the radio the other day that the Magna Carta was revoked only weeks later. But there have been other versions.

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Date: 12/06/2015 23:12:07
From: dv
ID: 736027
Subject: re: June Chatting

The interesting case of Rachel Dolezal

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Date: 12/06/2015 23:41:06
From: sibeen
ID: 736028
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


The interesting case of Rachel Dolezal

Read about that a few hours ago. I thought it was quite funny.

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Date: 12/06/2015 23:50:41
From: transition
ID: 736029
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good things come from bad!

Just landed in bed other informs composting toilet is leaking putridness (she was going to tell me in the morning), I jump up into clothes exclaim “that’s a fucken emergency”!, go have a look, yeah it’s knackered probably fibreglass cracked at bottom, tie it to sacktruck wheel it out the door and out the back, take to the floor with mop, detergent and bleach, all clean.

Make other arrangements tomorrow

All good with me, I hate the fucken thing, cost $3000, is 4yo. cost ~$2:00/day just to shit in that thing and was torture beginning to end.

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Date: 12/06/2015 23:56:36
From: Bubblecar
ID: 736030
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


The interesting case of Rachel Dolezal

But we all came from Africa! And some of us have astoundingly long memories of the journey.

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Date: 12/06/2015 23:58:03
From: Bubblecar
ID: 736031
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


Good things come from bad!

Just landed in bed other informs composting toilet is leaking putridness (she was going to tell me in the morning), I jump up into clothes exclaim “that’s a fucken emergency”!, go have a look, yeah it’s knackered probably fibreglass cracked at bottom, tie it to sacktruck wheel it out the door and out the back, take to the floor with mop, detergent and bleach, all clean.

Make other arrangements tomorrow

All good with me, I hate the fucken thing, cost $3000, is 4yo. cost ~$2:00/day just to shit in that thing and was torture beginning to end.

Sounds like you’ll have to shit in the woods for a while.

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Date: 13/06/2015 00:01:44
From: transition
ID: 736033
Subject: re: June Chatting

>Sounds like you’ll have to shit in the woods for a while.

weekend and all, that was its final nasty act, friday after the shops shut.

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Date: 13/06/2015 00:04:20
From: Speedy
ID: 736037
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


>Sounds like you’ll have to shit in the woods for a while.

weekend and all, that was its final nasty act, friday after the shops shut.

Could’ve been over easter with visitors on the way.

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Date: 13/06/2015 00:05:51
From: transition
ID: 736038
Subject: re: June Chatting

>Could’ve been over easter with visitors on the way.

:) now you’re thinking like a really nasty toilet

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Date: 13/06/2015 04:51:57
From: roughbarked
ID: 736040
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


roughbarked said:

PermeateFree said:

What are those parallel low structures on the outside of the main bridge?


Approach and depart roads?

The one on the far right does not seem to go anywhere, I was wondering if they are to stop shipping crashing into the main bridge junction?

I’d be moe worried that I can only see one flimsy holding tab with a couple of bolts.

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Date: 13/06/2015 05:01:25
From: roughbarked
ID: 736041
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


I’m afraid my FDNC days are over. I spent the week finding out the hard way I’ve got type 1 diabetes. They only let me back home this afternoon.There’ll be no FNDC for me several months until I get my house in order.

What a difference a week makes.

ouch. You’ll have to change to fruits and veg.

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Date: 13/06/2015 05:15:22
From: roughbarked
ID: 736042
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


Good things come from bad!

Just landed in bed other informs composting toilet is leaking putridness (she was going to tell me in the morning), I jump up into clothes exclaim “that’s a fucken emergency”!, go have a look, yeah it’s knackered probably fibreglass cracked at bottom, tie it to sacktruck wheel it out the door and out the back, take to the floor with mop, detergent and bleach, all clean.

Make other arrangements tomorrow

All good with me, I hate the fucken thing, cost $3000, is 4yo. cost ~$2:00/day just to shit in that thing and was torture beginning to end.

hmm.

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Date: 13/06/2015 05:29:44
From: roughbarked
ID: 736043
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Releaselog = http://www.rlslog.net/category/applications/mac/

CorruptNET = http://pre.corrupt-net.org/live.php

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Date: 13/06/2015 05:39:56
From: roughbarked
ID: 736045
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-12/dark-mofo-draws-hobart-residents-outside-to-celebrate-winter/6542794

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Date: 13/06/2015 07:24:11
From: Divine Angel
ID: 736051
Subject: re: June Chatting

My SI joint is still playing up. This morning I could barely walk and had to wake Mr Mutant to help me change Little Miss because I couldn’t pick her up or carry her.

Meanwhile the new formula seems to be working, she slept through the night for the first time in weeks.

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Date: 13/06/2015 07:25:01
From: buffy
ID: 736053
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good morning Holidayers. Five degrees, with high cloud. I won’t see much of the outside today, I think it’ going to be all lectures inside. This will be interesting. I think the person taking the dog trainers’ training has only a few years experience. And I think several of us listening have many, many, many years each. But I’m always interested to see what new ideas have popped up.

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Date: 13/06/2015 07:34:40
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 736054
Subject: re: June Chatting

morning folks.
2 degrees and frosty

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Date: 13/06/2015 07:37:35
From: roughbarked
ID: 736056
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


morning folks.
2 degrees and frosty

sounds crunchy underfoot.

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Date: 13/06/2015 07:38:22
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 736057
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:

Meanwhile the new formula seems to be working, she slept through the night for the first time in weeks.

what brand is it?.. i could do with sleeping through the night… :P

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Date: 13/06/2015 07:40:27
From: Divine Angel
ID: 736058
Subject: re: June Chatting

Aptamil Gold +, 2 (6-12 months).

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Date: 13/06/2015 07:42:55
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 736059
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Aptamil Gold +, 2 (6-12 months).

is 6-12 months a good vintage for formula?

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Date: 13/06/2015 07:45:52
From: Divine Angel
ID: 736060
Subject: re: June Chatting

Seems to be. Highly recommended by Little Miss and it knocked her out for a good 9.5 hours.

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Date: 13/06/2015 07:53:09
From: roughbarked
ID: 736061
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Seems to be. Highly recommended by Little Miss and it knocked her out for a good 9.5 hours.

One wonders what is in it. ;)

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Date: 13/06/2015 07:55:49
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 736062
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Seems to be. Highly recommended by Little Miss and it knocked her out for a good 9.5 hours.

it’s probably the melamine…

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Date: 13/06/2015 07:56:07
From: Divine Angel
ID: 736063
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Divine Angel said:

Seems to be. Highly recommended by Little Miss and it knocked her out for a good 9.5 hours.

One wonders what is in it. ;)

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Date: 13/06/2015 07:57:10
From: Divine Angel
ID: 736064
Subject: re: June Chatting

The formula has more of everything but less fat*

*Compared to level 1 formula.

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Date: 13/06/2015 07:59:33
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 736065
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


roughbarked said:

Divine Angel said:

Seems to be. Highly recommended by Little Miss and it knocked her out for a good 9.5 hours.

One wonders what is in it. ;)


6mg of taurine… how much is in a can of red bull?

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Date: 13/06/2015 08:02:05
From: roughbarked
ID: 736067
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


roughbarked said:

Divine Angel said:

Seems to be. Highly recommended by Little Miss and it knocked her out for a good 9.5 hours.

One wonders what is in it. ;)

!http://gold.aptaclub.com.au/media/30187/panel_2.png

Quite comprehensive.

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Date: 13/06/2015 08:03:17
From: buffy
ID: 736068
Subject: re: June Chatting

>>6mg of taurine<<

Well, it’s not that causing the sleepiness, is it.

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Date: 13/06/2015 08:03:44
From: captain_spalding
ID: 736069
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:

6mg of taurine… how much is in a can of red bull?

1,000 mg

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Date: 13/06/2015 08:04:18
From: roughbarked
ID: 736070
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Divine Angel said:

roughbarked said:

One wonders what is in it. ;)

!http://gold.aptaclub.com.au/media/30187/panel_2.png

6mg of taurine… how much is in a can of red bull?


http://www.nolimitnutrition.com/yahoo_site_admin/assets/docs/energydrinkchart10.50162022.pdf

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Date: 13/06/2015 08:06:17
From: roughbarked
ID: 736071
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

>>6mg of taurine<<

Well, it’s not that causing the sleepiness, is it.

Probably not.

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Date: 13/06/2015 08:07:36
From: Divine Angel
ID: 736072
Subject: re: June Chatting

I hypothesise it’s the increased protein in the formula. She was waking at 3am every night for a feed.

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Date: 13/06/2015 08:13:52
From: roughbarked
ID: 736073
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


I hypothesise it’s the increased protein in the formula. She was waking at 3am every night for a feed.

Apparently it cannot be the fat.

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Date: 13/06/2015 08:26:01
From: Spider Lily
ID: 736075
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good Morning all

Still raining here but clearing (hopefully) through the day and it appears it will be the same tomorrow for the Ironman. I hear the winds have been troublesome for the bike riders on the road to Port Douglas but it appears not be as windy today well out on the back deck anyway.

So this is what has kept us busy for the last 6 – 8 weeks, I don’t think I would recommend this exercise to anyone but I guess to get the best return effort needs to be put in.. However getting sick is not.

http://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-qld-whitfield-120002841

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Date: 13/06/2015 09:46:10
From: dv
ID: 736077
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well it is probably nothing to worry about.

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Date: 13/06/2015 10:22:39
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736078
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well it is probably nothing to worry about.

personally i’d go to the doctor’s. i don’t believe they are supposed to weep like that nor have those nodules. they’ll have a cream for it no doubt.

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Date: 13/06/2015 10:40:34
From: kii
ID: 736079
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Well it is probably nothing to worry about.

How about this:

Customer buys Bill Reilly’s new book on Hitler.
Wants it gift wrapped.

I tell her I only have two types of wrapping paper and one is really only suitable for a child.

She asks to see them, so I hold up the two options – dark green with subtle lettering on it, or the brightly coloured one with cartoon figures.

She stares at them both…..

I’m thinking..please don’t wrap Hitler in the cartoony jokey one…..please, please, please.

Somewhere my plea must have been heard.

She chose the dark green one.

The problem is she really had to look long and hard at the two papers. It wasn’t an easy decision for her :/

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Date: 13/06/2015 10:47:32
From: poikilotherm
ID: 736080
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

>>6mg of taurine<<

Well, it’s not that causing the sleepiness, is it.

Wouldn’t keep her awake either…

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Date: 13/06/2015 10:50:42
From: dv
ID: 736081
Subject: re: June Chatting

Is Billo a big fan of AH?

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Date: 13/06/2015 10:56:04
From: kii
ID: 736083
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Is Billo a big fan of AH?

No eye dear.

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Date: 13/06/2015 10:56:43
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736084
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Is Billo a big fan of AH?

Never heard of them.

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Date: 13/06/2015 10:57:19
From: dv
ID: 736085
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


dv said:

Is Billo a big fan of AH?

Never heard of them.

Both artists of one kind or another.

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Date: 13/06/2015 11:02:11
From: kii
ID: 736086
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Peak Warming Man said:

dv said:

Is Billo a big fan of AH?

Never heard of them.

Both artists of one kind or another.

Yeah, but which wrapping paper would you choose? Cartoon figures or dark green?

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Date: 13/06/2015 11:03:34
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 736087
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


dv said:

Is Billo a big fan of AH?

Never heard of them.

You expect us to believe that a student of all things historical such as yourself has never heard of Bill O’Reilly?

(I hadn’t, but I just looked him up).

Seems like a strange gift.

I wonder if she was making a point.

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Date: 13/06/2015 11:03:37
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736088
Subject: re: June Chatting

“Greek default fears rattle markets”

yawn it’s got the GDP of Wagga.

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Date: 13/06/2015 11:14:13
From: Tamb
ID: 736089
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


Peak Warming Man said:

dv said:

Is Billo a big fan of AH?

Never heard of them.

You expect us to believe that a student of all things historical such as yourself has never heard of Bill O’Reilly?

(I hadn’t, but I just looked him up).

Seems like a strange gift.

I wonder if she was making a point.


Not this Bill O’Reilly then?

William Joseph “Bill” O’Reilly, often known as Tiger O’Reilly, was an Australian cricketer, rated as one of the greatest bowlers in the history of the game. Following his retirement from playing, he became a well-respected cricket writer and broadcaster.

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Date: 13/06/2015 11:14:58
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736090
Subject: re: June Chatting

Thursday 12 June 1662

This morning I tried on my riding cloth suit with close knees, the first that ever I had; and I think they will be very convenient, if not too hot to wear any other open knees after them.
———————————————————

353 years ago almost to the day this is what the dedicated follower of fashion man about town had on his mind.

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Date: 13/06/2015 11:15:31
From: poikilotherm
ID: 736091
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


“Greek default fears rattle markets”

yawn it’s got the GDP of Wagga.

Indeed, but grexit has much wider implications than a wagxit…

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Date: 13/06/2015 11:23:50
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 736092
Subject: re: June Chatting

Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl breaks leg on stage, continues performing in cast

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Date: 13/06/2015 11:24:18
From: party_pants
ID: 736093
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


“Greek default fears rattle markets”

yawn it’s got the GDP of Wagga.

Have the Greeks closed the loophole in their property taxes yet where every building in the country is still technically ‘unfinished’ in order to avoid tax?

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Date: 13/06/2015 11:24:39
From: transition
ID: 736094
Subject: re: June Chatting

overcast, air’s cool and moist
few birds’n train it sounds like
movin’ ‘long fillin’ ‘m carriages
goin’ empty composting toilet
hosing out’n do the inspection
see fibreglass cracked or not

#Billy Goodman


http://www.billygoodman.com/photos.html

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Date: 13/06/2015 11:27:13
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736095
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


overcast, air’s cool and moist
few birds’n train it sounds like
movin’ ‘long fillin’ ‘m carriages
goin’ empty composting toilet
hosing out’n do the inspection
see fibreglass cracked or not

#Billy Goodman


http://www.billygoodman.com/photos.html

I’d arrest them all on suspicion.

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Date: 13/06/2015 11:29:47
From: transition
ID: 736096
Subject: re: June Chatting

>I’d arrest them all on suspicion.

I see it more fondly

plays excellent guitar and sings nice blues does Billy, that picture’s from the mid seventies.

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Date: 13/06/2015 11:33:45
From: roughbarked
ID: 736097
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


The Rev Dodgson said:

Peak Warming Man said:

Never heard of them.

You expect us to believe that a student of all things historical such as yourself has never heard of Bill O’Reilly?

(I hadn’t, but I just looked him up).

Seems like a strange gift.

I wonder if she was making a point.


Not this Bill O’Reilly then?

William Joseph “Bill” O’Reilly, often known as Tiger O’Reilly, was an Australian cricketer, rated as one of the greatest bowlers in the history of the game. Following his retirement from playing, he became a well-respected cricket writer and broadcaster.

Born and raised at White Cliffs, the son of the first school teacher there. He learned to spin his googlies off the gibbers.

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Date: 13/06/2015 11:34:45
From: Tamb
ID: 736098
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl breaks leg on stage, continues performing in cast

Well if he was in a stage show of course he’d be in a cast.

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Date: 13/06/2015 11:35:44
From: roughbarked
ID: 736099
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Tamb said:

William Joseph “Bill” O’Reilly, often known as Tiger O’Reilly, was an Australian cricketer, rated as one of the greatest bowlers in the history of the game. Following his retirement from playing, he became a well-respected cricket writer and broadcaster.

Born and raised at White Cliffs, the son of the first school teacher there. He learned to spin his googlies off the gibbers.

Prolly got his eye in smashing all those beautiful old antique bottles that are in shards everywhere.

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Date: 13/06/2015 11:36:31
From: Tamb
ID: 736101
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Tamb said:

The Rev Dodgson said:

You expect us to believe that a student of all things historical such as yourself has never heard of Bill O’Reilly?

(I hadn’t, but I just looked him up).

Seems like a strange gift.

I wonder if she was making a point.


Not this Bill O’Reilly then?

William Joseph “Bill” O’Reilly, often known as Tiger O’Reilly, was an Australian cricketer, rated as one of the greatest bowlers in the history of the game. Following his retirement from playing, he became a well-respected cricket writer and broadcaster.

Born and raised at White Cliffs, the son of the first school teacher there. He learned to spin his googlies off the gibbers.


A much better bloke than the present one then?

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Date: 13/06/2015 11:41:38
From: dv
ID: 736103
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


dv said:

Peak Warming Man said:

Never heard of them.

Both artists of one kind or another.

Yeah, but which wrapping paper would you choose? Cartoon figures or dark green?

binbag

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Date: 13/06/2015 11:47:33
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 736105
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Ruins of the Soviet Space Shuttles

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Date: 13/06/2015 12:02:46
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736106
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


The Ruins of the Soviet Space Shuttles

There has to be some vale there just in scrap metal alone.

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Date: 13/06/2015 12:05:19
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 736108
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

The Ruins of the Soviet Space Shuttles

There has to be some vale there just in scrap metal alone.

yes

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Date: 13/06/2015 12:10:51
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 736109
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


Peak Warming Man said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

The Ruins of the Soviet Space Shuttles

There has to be some vale there just in scrap metal alone.

yes

Must have cost them a bit, plus they did put one Buran into space.

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Date: 13/06/2015 12:33:13
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 736110
Subject: re: June Chatting

17 of the best astronomy photographs that are out of this world

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Date: 13/06/2015 12:35:10
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736112
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:

Corrupt planning officials and accountants are still working the through the details.

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Date: 13/06/2015 12:36:12
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736113
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


party_pants said:

Corrupt planning officials and accountants are still working the through the details.

Yes he did.

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Date: 13/06/2015 12:36:52
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736114
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:

Have the Greeks closed the loophole in their property taxes yet where every building in the country is still technically ‘unfinished’ in order to avoid tax?

Corrupt planning officials and accountants are still working the through the details.

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Date: 13/06/2015 12:46:18
From: dv
ID: 736115
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


I am confused by the way people are using quotes today.

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Date: 13/06/2015 12:49:32
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736116
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


IKRdv said:

I am confused by the way people are using quotes today.

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Date: 13/06/2015 12:50:46
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736117
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

party_pants said:

Corrupt planning officials and accountants are still working the through the details.

Yes he did.

No he didn’t

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Date: 13/06/2015 12:54:55
From: dv
ID: 736118
Subject: re: June Chatting

Zarkov said:


Peak Warming Man said:

It’s like some Kafkaesque nightmare. I don’t know who I am any more.
Witty Rejoinder said:

Corrupt planning officials and accountants are still working the through the details.

Yes he did.

No he didn’t

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Date: 13/06/2015 12:55:42
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736119
Subject: re: June Chatting

A good discussion on tax is on ABC24 in 5mins:

NATIONAL PRESS CLUB ADDRESS

Current Affairs | Series | Closed Captions

Time1:01pm – 2:00pm

ChannelABC News 24 Victoria

TitleTax Reform Debate: Professor Judith Sloan, John Daley, Peter Whish-Wilson

National Press Club Address: Tax reform debate with three of Australia’s leading policy thinkers – Professor Judith Sloan, John Daley, and Peter Whish-Wilson.

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Date: 13/06/2015 12:58:54
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736120
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


A good discussion on tax is on ABC24 in 5mins:

NATIONAL PRESS CLUB ADDRESS

Current Affairs | Series | Closed Captions

Time1:01pm – 2:00pm

ChannelABC News 24 Victoria

TitleTax Reform Debate: Professor Judith Sloan, John Daley, Peter Whish-Wilson

National Press Club Address: Tax reform debate with three of Australia’s leading policy thinkers – Professor Judith Sloan, John Daley, and Peter Whish-Wilson.

I listened to it driving up to the redoubt on Wednesday.
I didn’t glean much from it.

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Date: 13/06/2015 13:00:23
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736121
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Zarkov said:

Peak Warming Man said:

It’s like some Kafkaesque nightmare. I don’t know who I am any more.

Yes he did.

No he didn’t

LOL

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Date: 13/06/2015 13:12:17
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 736122
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


17 of the best astronomy photographs that are out of this world

Aren’t all astronomy photographs out of this world?

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Date: 13/06/2015 13:13:23
From: party_pants
ID: 736123
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m not even using quotes, just randomly replying to something posted 20 minutes ago.

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Date: 13/06/2015 13:17:37
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736124
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


I’m not even using quotes, just randomly replying to something posted 20 minutes ago.

20 minutes ago Perth time?

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Date: 13/06/2015 13:20:35
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 736125
Subject: re: June Chatting

Today’s question without notice:

Why is it that whenever anyone from politics or the meeja discusses house prices they always go on about negative gearing, but don’t mention, or only mention in passing, capital gains tax concessions, which in a time of rapid house price inflation are far more valuable (or costly, depending on how you look at it)?

Could it be because most of them are investing in property, but are neutrally or positively geared, so are happy to propose abolition of tax breaks on negative gearing, but don’t want to lose the really valuable tax break?

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Date: 13/06/2015 13:21:51
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736126
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


Today’s question without notice:

Why is it that whenever anyone from politics or the meeja discusses house prices they always go on about negative gearing, but don’t mention, or only mention in passing, capital gains tax concessions, which in a time of rapid house price inflation are far more valuable (or costly, depending on how you look at it)?

Could it be because most of them are investing in property, but are neutrally or positively geared, so are happy to propose abolition of tax breaks on negative gearing, but don’t want to lose the really valuable tax break?

I suppose it could be because the CGT concessions wouldn’t be that much of an issue without the properties being negatively geared as well.

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Date: 13/06/2015 13:23:51
From: sibeen
ID: 736127
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


Today’s question without notice:

Why is it that whenever anyone from politics or the meeja discusses house prices they always go on about negative gearing, but don’t mention, or only mention in passing, capital gains tax concessions, which in a time of rapid house price inflation are far more valuable (or costly, depending on how you look at it)?

Could it be because most of them are investing in property, but are neutrally or positively geared, so are happy to propose abolition of tax breaks on negative gearing, but don’t want to lose the really valuable tax break?

I thought that the capital gains concession was only on the primary residence.

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Date: 13/06/2015 13:24:40
From: dv
ID: 736128
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

17 of the best astronomy photographs that are out of this world

Aren’t all astronomy photographs out of this world?

It’s a figure of speech.

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Date: 13/06/2015 13:25:16
From: dv
ID: 736129
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


Today’s question without notice:

Why is it that whenever anyone from politics or the meeja discusses house prices they always go on about negative gearing, but don’t mention, or only mention in passing, capital gains tax concessions, which in a time of rapid house price inflation are far more valuable (or costly, depending on how you look at it)?

Could it be because most of them are investing in property, but are neutrally or positively geared, so are happy to propose abolition of tax breaks on negative gearing, but don’t want to lose the really valuable tax break?

I don’t know.

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Date: 13/06/2015 13:26:59
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 736130
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


The Rev Dodgson said:

Today’s question without notice:

Why is it that whenever anyone from politics or the meeja discusses house prices they always go on about negative gearing, but don’t mention, or only mention in passing, capital gains tax concessions, which in a time of rapid house price inflation are far more valuable (or costly, depending on how you look at it)?

Could it be because most of them are investing in property, but are neutrally or positively geared, so are happy to propose abolition of tax breaks on negative gearing, but don’t want to lose the really valuable tax break?

I suppose it could be because the CGT concessions wouldn’t be that much of an issue without the properties being negatively geared as well.

Please explain.

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Date: 13/06/2015 13:29:02
From: kii
ID: 736131
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


dv said:

Why?

I am confused by the way people are using quotes today.

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Date: 13/06/2015 13:29:13
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 736132
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


The Rev Dodgson said:

Today’s question without notice:

Why is it that whenever anyone from politics or the meeja discusses house prices they always go on about negative gearing, but don’t mention, or only mention in passing, capital gains tax concessions, which in a time of rapid house price inflation are far more valuable (or costly, depending on how you look at it)?

Could it be because most of them are investing in property, but are neutrally or positively geared, so are happy to propose abolition of tax breaks on negative gearing, but don’t want to lose the really valuable tax break?

I thought that the capital gains concession was only on the primary residence.

No, capital gains on any investment held for more than one year are taxed at 50% of your marginal rate.

Capital gain on your primary residence isn’t taxed at all.

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Date: 13/06/2015 13:30:57
From: kii
ID: 736133
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:

party_pants said:


I’m not even using quotes, just randomly replying to something posted 20 minutes ago.

20 minutes ago Perth time?

I win…I’m quoting from last night.

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Date: 13/06/2015 13:33:39
From: OCDC
ID: 736134
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


+1dv said:

dv said:

Why?

I am confused by the way people are using quotes today.

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Date: 13/06/2015 13:37:25
From: party_pants
ID: 736135
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


party_pants said:

I’m not even using quotes, just randomly replying to something posted 20 minutes ago.

20 minutes ago Perth time?

I t took me ages to type and submit that post. Got distracted by a shiny thing (actuallly it was the washing machine)

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Date: 13/06/2015 13:37:58
From: dv
ID: 736136
Subject: re: June Chatting

Oxdox I don’t mind sharing a forum with you but I don’t want you crying or falling in love with me

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Date: 13/06/2015 13:38:35
From: OCDC
ID: 736137
Subject: re: June Chatting

Too late.

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Date: 13/06/2015 13:38:45
From: transition
ID: 736138
Subject: re: June Chatting

compostin’ toilet reinstalled, all shiny and new looking, may have been emergency overflow was blocked

back to picking stones shortly, or installing cyclone gate

coffee time

#Terry Robb with Justus Reece

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Date: 13/06/2015 13:40:32
From: kii
ID: 736139
Subject: re: June Chatting

+1+1+1+1+1OCDC said:


I am confused by the way people are using quotes today.
kii said:

+1dv said:

+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1

+1+1+1+1+1

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Date: 13/06/2015 13:43:15
From: OCDC
ID: 736140
Subject: re: June Chatting

I kan’t kount that big kiiller.

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Date: 13/06/2015 13:45:18
From: kii
ID: 736141
Subject: re: June Chatting

Look at this kitty :(
https://www.thedodo.com/cat-with-enormous-eyes-1198135609.html

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Date: 13/06/2015 13:45:24
From: dv
ID: 736142
Subject: re: June Chatting

Every k over the limit is a killer

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Date: 13/06/2015 13:48:06
From: OCDC
ID: 736143
Subject: re: June Chatting

Paw little kitteh :-(

I’d be removing them in case they’re malignant.

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Date: 13/06/2015 13:54:07
From: kii
ID: 736145
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Paw little kitteh :-(

I’d be removing them in case they’re malignant.

Yeah, so sad :( poor baby cakes.

(But she looks really cool and weird and stuff :P)

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Date: 13/06/2015 14:02:20
From: sibeen
ID: 736147
Subject: re: June Chatting

Had to drop sprog #1 in the city this morning, and on the way home RRR played a James Last tribute. It was his band doing T-Rex’s ‘Children of the Revolution’.

I nearly ran off the road.

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Date: 13/06/2015 14:11:52
From: Ian
ID: 736149
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Zarkov said:

Peak Warming Man said:

It’s like some Kafkaesque nightmare. I don’t know who I am any more.

Yes he did.

No he didn’t

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Date: 13/06/2015 14:12:53
From: Ian
ID: 736150
Subject: re: June Chatting

WTF

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Date: 13/06/2015 14:15:24
From: Ian
ID: 736151
Subject: re: June Chatting

If Boris hasn’t…

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Date: 13/06/2015 14:24:42
From: Ian
ID: 736152
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Had to drop sprog #1 in the city this morning, and on the way home RRR played a James Last tribute. It was his band doing T-Rex’s ‘Children of the Revolution’.

Last tribute

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Date: 13/06/2015 14:32:07
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 736153
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ian said:


If Boris hasn’t…

they forgot loss of intelligence when you look at them and think they are ugly

looking at them and thinking that they ugly produces a drop in intelligence of around 80 percent

this loss is permanent and cannot be reversed

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Date: 13/06/2015 14:34:21
From: sibeen
ID: 736154
Subject: re: June Chatting

Actually, I have to go pick sprog #1 up, and I do have T-Rex’s version Of ‘Children of the Revolution’ on my phone. If I play it a few times, really loudly, it may wash out what I heard earlier.

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Date: 13/06/2015 14:36:03
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736155
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

I suppose it could be because the CGT concessions wouldn’t be that much of an issue without the properties being negatively geared as well.

Please explain.

Without NG the budgetary impact of the CGT concessions wouldn’t be such a large headline item. If I’m thinking it through correctly.

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Date: 13/06/2015 14:38:58
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736156
Subject: re: June Chatting

I do declare the ‘Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt’ to be the best new US sitcom since ’30 Rock’.

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Date: 13/06/2015 14:42:05
From: Ian
ID: 736157
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Actually, I have to go pick sprog #1 up, and I do have T-Rex’s version Of ‘Children of the Revolution’ on my phone. If I play it a few times, really loudly, it may wash out what I heard earlier.

But stir up the hangover.

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Date: 13/06/2015 14:55:16
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 736158
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://videosift.com/video/Swat-Team-Completely-Destroys-Home-Chasing-Shoplifter

over the top

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Date: 13/06/2015 15:07:06
From: transition
ID: 736159
Subject: re: June Chatting

That’s the cyclone gate done, is ‘bout twenty+ metres long, no sag, tight as a none’s can utter not that.

Has started rainin’.

Coffee time.

#Big Joe Williams – She Left Me A Mule To Ride (Live 1966)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Joe_Williams

Joseph Lee Williams (October 16, 1903 – December 17, 1982), billed throughout his career as Big Joe Williams, was an American Delta blues guitarist, singer and songwriter, notable for the distinctive sound of his nine-string guitar. Performing over four decades, he recorded such songs as “Baby Please Don’t Go”, “Crawlin’ King Snake” and “Peach Orchard Mama” for a variety of record labels, including Bluebird, Delmark, Okeh, Prestige and Vocalion. Williams was inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame on October 4, 1992.

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Date: 13/06/2015 15:11:55
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736160
Subject: re: June Chatting

>>That’s the cyclone gate done, is ‘bout twenty+ metres long

20 metres?

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Date: 13/06/2015 15:12:43
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 736161
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


The Rev Dodgson said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

I suppose it could be because the CGT concessions wouldn’t be that much of an issue without the properties being negatively geared as well.

Please explain.

Without NG the budgetary impact of the CGT concessions wouldn’t be such a large headline item. If I’m thinking it through correctly.

The fact that you can deduct unclaimed losses from capital gains means that the negative gearing tax break just results in the tax refund being made earlier.

If there was no negative gearing this would reduce the tax income from CGT, so yes the cost of the concession would be reduced, but in a time of rapidly rising prices the CGT concession costs far more than the negative gearing concession, so it still seems strange to ignore it.

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Date: 13/06/2015 15:14:04
From: transition
ID: 736162
Subject: re: June Chatting

>20 metres?

yeah back corner left a big one there for if we got a trransportable bought in on a semi, but just removed the iron gate that joined it, so’s longer now

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Date: 13/06/2015 16:06:07
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 736176
Subject: re: June Chatting

Mind-Bending Sculptures In Nature Make Me Question My Reality

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Date: 13/06/2015 16:07:54
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 736177
Subject: re: June Chatting

Watch An Incredible Laser Beam Zap Out Art At Blazing Speeds

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Date: 13/06/2015 16:16:31
From: Bubblecar
ID: 736178
Subject: re: June Chatting

Was Vegemite really white in those days?

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Date: 13/06/2015 16:22:50
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 736179
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Was Vegemite really white in those days?

Bubbles, I hope you aren’t playing the race card here???

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Date: 13/06/2015 16:23:06
From: Bubblecar
ID: 736180
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


Mind-Bending Sculptures In Nature Make Me Question My Reality

Purdy.

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Date: 13/06/2015 16:25:21
From: Bubblecar
ID: 736181
Subject: re: June Chatting

bob(from black rock) said:


Bubblecar said:

Was Vegemite really white in those days?

Bubbles, I hope you aren’t playing the race card here???

White Vegemite is a crime against God & nature.

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Date: 13/06/2015 16:29:05
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 736184
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


bob(from black rock) said:

Bubblecar said:

Was Vegemite really white in those days?

Bubbles, I hope you aren’t playing the race card here???

White Vegemite is a crime against God & nature.

Glad we got that sorted

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Date: 13/06/2015 16:30:41
From: furious
ID: 736185
Subject: re: June Chatting

The container was white…

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Date: 13/06/2015 16:37:36
From: Bubblecar
ID: 736187
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:


The container was white…

You’re right

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Date: 13/06/2015 16:49:07
From: PermeateFree
ID: 736193
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


furious said:

The container was white…

You’re right

That’s even more racist when you consider the ‘White Australia’ policy.

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Date: 13/06/2015 17:03:31
From: Spider Lily
ID: 736195
Subject: re: June Chatting

Afternoon

46 groups through the house for our 2 opens today, very positives reports and it appears 4 or 5 asking all the right questions. Another 2 tomorrow then a twilight on Wednesday… then I can mess the house again ;)

Looking forward to sitting and watching the Ironman tomorrow :)

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Date: 13/06/2015 17:03:49
From: Bubblecar
ID: 736196
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 13/06/2015 17:04:23
From: Bubblecar
ID: 736197
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:


Afternoon

46 groups through the house for our 2 opens today, very positives reports and it appears 4 or 5 asking all the right questions. Another 2 tomorrow then a twilight on Wednesday… then I can mess the house again ;)

Looking forward to sitting and watching the Ironman tomorrow :)

You’re selling your house already?

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Date: 13/06/2015 17:05:13
From: captain_spalding
ID: 736198
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Bubblecar said:

furious said:

The container was white…

You’re right

That’s even more racist when you consider the ‘White Australia’ policy.

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Date: 13/06/2015 17:06:25
From: captain_spalding
ID: 736199
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Bubblecar said:

furious said:

The container was white…

You’re right

Many of us are white on the outside, but…

That’s even more racist when you consider the ‘White Australia’ policy.

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Date: 13/06/2015 17:07:53
From: captain_spalding
ID: 736200
Subject: re: June Chatting

Still managed to flub it.

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Date: 13/06/2015 17:08:34
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736201
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:


Afternoon

46 groups through the house for our 2 opens today, very positives reports and it appears 4 or 5 asking all the right questions. Another 2 tomorrow then a twilight on Wednesday… then I can mess the house again ;)

Looking forward to sitting and watching the Ironman tomorrow :)

Good luck, hope you get the right price, it looks well presented so dont get too excited at the first offers or bids, hold out for a while and compromise towards the death.

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Date: 13/06/2015 17:10:46
From: poikilotherm
ID: 736202
Subject: re: June Chatting

Haven’t seen DO around for awhile…‘e still exists?

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Date: 13/06/2015 17:11:20
From: PermeateFree
ID: 736203
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


Still managed to flub it.

flub
North American informal

Is this an import, or something picked up on your travels?

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Date: 13/06/2015 17:16:20
From: captain_spalding
ID: 736204
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


captain_spalding said:

Still managed to flub it.

flub
North American informal

Is this an import, or something picked up on your travels?

Dunno. Worked with Americans somewhat, in the past. Bits of language get swapped. Taught them to say “g’day” better than Jim Carrey can, introduced some to Vegemite (with a variety of reactions), relieved them of the notion that Australians actually drink Fosters, etc.

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Date: 13/06/2015 17:17:40
From: captain_spalding
ID: 736205
Subject: re: June Chatting

www.coolthings.com/batteriser

Shenanigans, or what?

What’s to stop me making my own gizmo from e.g. a little bit of a Heinz spaghetti tin? How does shorting out your battery extend its life?

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Date: 13/06/2015 17:21:32
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736206
Subject: re: June Chatting

Looks like a scam in the making Capt’n.

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Date: 13/06/2015 17:24:49
From: captain_spalding
ID: 736207
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hey, PWM, it was too late i saw your remark the other day about my NBN roll-out enquiries, about how i could have asked you. You’d signed off by then. What did you mean to convey by that, please?

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Date: 13/06/2015 17:27:51
From: captain_spalding
ID: 736208
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cooking time.

BBL probably.

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Date: 13/06/2015 17:31:26
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736209
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


Hey, PWM, it was too late i saw your remark the other day about my NBN roll-out enquiries, about how i could have asked you. You’d signed off by then. What did you mean to convey by that, please?

I was being cheeky, I know SFA about it.

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Date: 13/06/2015 17:46:54
From: OCDC
ID: 736210
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:

captain_spalding said:
Hey, PWM, it was too late i saw your remark the other day about my NBN roll-out enquiries, about how i could have asked you. You’d signed off by then. What did you mean to convey by that, please?
I was being cheeky, I know SFA.
Yes, we know.

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Date: 13/06/2015 17:53:04
From: Bubblecar
ID: 736211
Subject: re: June Chatting

Forgot to take the lamb out of the freezer so it’s toasted cheese sandwiches dunked in vegetable soup tonight, roast lamb tomorrow.

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Date: 13/06/2015 17:53:20
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 736212
Subject: re: June Chatting

My sister who collects very early Australia stuff has one of those white Vegemite jars

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Date: 13/06/2015 17:55:25
From: Bubblecar
ID: 736213
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:

My sister who collects very early Australia stuff has one of those white Vegemite jars

Is it glass or ceramic?

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Date: 13/06/2015 17:57:59
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736214
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Haven’t seen DO around for awhile…‘e still exists?

I’ve been wondering that too.

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Date: 13/06/2015 17:59:21
From: OCDC
ID: 736215
Subject: re: June Chatting

Home-made lactose-free macaroni cheese with hot chook here tonight.

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:10:31
From: dv
ID: 736216
Subject: re: June Chatting

So I am helping the daug with her chemistry homework and her notes say that at STP one mole of an ideal gas is 22.71 L. When I were a lad it were 22.4 L.

Turns out that STP is 100 kPa 0degC now, rather than 1 atm 1degC.

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:12:18
From: Bubblecar
ID: 736217
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


So I am helping the daug with her chemistry homework and her notes say that at STP one mole of an ideal gas is 22.71 L. When I were a lad it were 22.4 L.

Turns out that STP is 100 kPa 0degC now, rather than 1 atm 1degC.

The more things change, the more they get different.

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:21:28
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736218
Subject: re: June Chatting

A Bar of pressure would vary on all the planets.
A Mars Bar wouldn’t be much.

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:23:13
From: Bubblecar
ID: 736219
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


The more things change, the more they get different.

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:23:26
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736220
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Home-made lactose-free macaroni cheese with hot chook here tonight.

I heard on the radio I think it was that the gene for lactose tolerance wasn’t normal in early hominoids or something, anyway seems strange to be the case in a mammal.

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:27:02
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736221
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Bubblecar said:

The more things change, the more they get different.

!https://reykjavikchic.files.wordpress.com/2013/08/figure4-5.jpg

The richest yeast known and concentrated 7 times, that’s right 7, imported from Europe no less.
And now she’s getting the freckle rogered off her for just 10 pounds, apparently.

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:27:45
From: OCDC
ID: 736222
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:

OCDC said:
Home-made lactose-free macaroni cheese with hot chook here tonight.
I heard on the radio I think it was that the gene for lactose tolerance wasn’t normal in early hominoids or something, anyway seems strange to be the case in a mammal.
Normally it stops being expressed (SWIDT?) during childhood as there isn’t much benefit from it during adulthood in most mammals. The mutations in hew-mons mean it keeps being expressed life-long.

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:30:20
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736223
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Peak Warming Man said:
OCDC said:
Home-made lactose-free macaroni cheese with hot chook here tonight.
I heard on the radio I think it was that the gene for lactose tolerance wasn’t normal in early hominoids or something, anyway seems strange to be the case in a mammal.
Normally it stops being expressed (SWIDT?) during childhood as there isn’t much benefit from it during adulthood in most mammals. The mutations in hew-mons mean it keeps being expressed life-long.

This is probably it.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/6397001.stm

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:35:44
From: OCDC
ID: 736224
Subject: re: June Chatting

And sweets tonight will be lactose-free lemon tart.

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:35:46
From: dv
ID: 736225
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Normally it stops being expressed (SWIDT?)

Mercy, I’ve only so many knees.

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:37:10
From: Arts
ID: 736226
Subject: re: June Chatting

Evening. Finally a lazy Saturday night… Cheers

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:39:02
From: Bubblecar
ID: 736227
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well that was the very last glass of birthday wine. That’s all there is, there isn’t any more.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_QjeB8CvvRQ

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:40:03
From: Bubblecar
ID: 736228
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Evening. Finally a lazy Saturday night… Cheers

Cheers.

Trust Arts to clink glasses when mine is empty :)

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:40:26
From: Arts
ID: 736229
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Arts said:

Evening. Finally a lazy Saturday night… Cheers

Cheers.

Trust Arts to clink glasses when mine is empty :)

I just got home!

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:41:05
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736230
Subject: re: June Chatting

a quiet one here too. finished the inside of mates house. 18 cubic metres of rubbish, 3 skips. heaps burnt. heaps taken away.

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:41:16
From: Arts
ID: 736231
Subject: re: June Chatting

Actually right now I am just drinking frozen come from hj’s because I just had lunch.

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:41:44
From: Arts
ID: 736232
Subject: re: June Chatting

Oh dear oh dear. That was a terrible typo. Frozen coke.

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:42:20
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736233
Subject: re: June Chatting

it did make me wonder arts.

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:42:21
From: Bubblecar
ID: 736234
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Actually right now I am just drinking frozen come from hj’s because I just had lunch.

Good lord…

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:42:45
From: Arts
ID: 736235
Subject: re: June Chatting

Oh dear oh dear. That acronym didn’t help matters did it?

Hj’s = hungry jacks… Think I might start drinking now.

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:43:30
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736236
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Arts said:

Evening. Finally a lazy Saturday night… Cheers

Cheers.

Trust Arts to clink glasses when mine is empty :)

On ya bike.
A brisk ride in the cool night air will give you a thirst and you’ll be Brahms and Liszt and talking shorthand by 8:30 if you hurry.

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:44:28
From: sibeen
ID: 736237
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


poikilotherm said:

Haven’t seen DO around for awhile…‘e still exists?

I’ve been wondering that too.

I suspect another PF victim.

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:44:49
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736238
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Bubblecar said:

Arts said:

Evening. Finally a lazy Saturday night… Cheers

Cheers.

Trust Arts to clink glasses when mine is empty :)

On ya bike.
A brisk ride in the cool night air will give you a thirst and you’ll be Brahms and Liszt and talking shorthand by 8:30 if you hurry.

And I think Arts is already talking shorthand.

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:45:48
From: Bubblecar
ID: 736239
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


On ya bike.
A brisk ride in the cool night air will give you a thirst and you’ll be Brahms and Liszt and talking shorthand by 8:30 if you hurry.

I’ve been considering it, but:

a) I’m already quite drunkenated
b) It would mean changing into village clothes
c) And being in charge of a bicycle while somewhat plastered.

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:46:24
From: Arts
ID: 736240
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

poikilotherm said:

Haven’t seen DO around for awhile…‘e still exists?

I’ve been wondering that too.

I suspect another PF victim.

Pf?

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:46:41
From: dv
ID: 736241
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Arts said:

Actually right now I am just drinking frozen come from hj’s because I just had lunch.

Good lord…

I had no idea HJ were selling frozen come.

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:46:46
From: buffy
ID: 736242
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hello Holidayers. I survived a day of dog training instructor lectures. I didn’t always agree with the lady. And she asked for interaction. Several of us gave her interaction, but not in a nasty way. I’ve picked up another possible way of teaching “down”. But I still don’t think I want to go back to taking classes at the moment.

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:47:11
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736243
Subject: re: June Chatting

I suspect another PF victim.

nah.

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:47:54
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736244
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Peak Warming Man said:

On ya bike.
A brisk ride in the cool night air will give you a thirst and you’ll be Brahms and Liszt and talking shorthand by 8:30 if you hurry.

I’ve been considering it, but:

a) I’m already quite drunkenated
b) It would mean changing into village clothes
c) And being in charge of a bicycle while somewhat plastered.

Could you manage b)?
Do you have a fireman’s or policeman’s uniform, or an Indian costume?

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:48:06
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736245
Subject: re: June Chatting

permeate free

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:49:28
From: party_pants
ID: 736246
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


a quiet one here too. finished the inside of mates house. 18 cubic metres of rubbish, 3 skips. heaps burnt. heaps taken away.

Sounds like a epic job.

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:49:44
From: Bubblecar
ID: 736247
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Hello Holidayers. I survived a day of dog training instructor lectures. I didn’t always agree with the lady. And she asked for interaction. Several of us gave her interaction, but not in a nasty way. I’ve picked up another possible way of teaching “down”. But I still don’t think I want to go back to taking classes at the moment.

How long is the drive to Warrnambool?

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:50:09
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736248
Subject: re: June Chatting

it was, p_p. scored some good stuff.

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:50:45
From: Arts
ID: 736249
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


permeate free

Ah, in that case no.

Maybe he’s just taking a break? Maybe he’s found somewhere more interesting to be…
He’s still around on Facebrook

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:51:21
From: Arts
ID: 736250
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


ChrispenEvan said:

a quiet one here too. finished the inside of mates house. 18 cubic metres of rubbish, 3 skips. heaps burnt. heaps taken away.

Sounds like a epic job.

Was he a horder?

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:51:43
From: Bubblecar
ID: 736251
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


it was, p_p. scored some good stuff.

I hope you didn’t have to deal with all kinds of long-dead pets hidden under the hoard.

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:52:19
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736252
Subject: re: June Chatting

just slightly arts.

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:52:43
From: party_pants
ID: 736253
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


it was, p_p. scored some good stuff.

tools? books and that sort of thing?

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:53:26
From: buffy
ID: 736254
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


buffy said:

Hello Holidayers. I survived a day of dog training instructor lectures. I didn’t always agree with the lady. And she asked for interaction. Several of us gave her interaction, but not in a nasty way. I’ve picked up another possible way of teaching “down”. But I still don’t think I want to go back to taking classes at the moment.

How long is the drive to Warrnambool?

70km there….and the same back again. Not a bike ride, that one.

:)

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:54:33
From: buffy
ID: 736255
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:


Afternoon

46 groups through the house for our 2 opens today, very positives reports and it appears 4 or 5 asking all the right questions. Another 2 tomorrow then a twilight on Wednesday… then I can mess the house again ;)

Looking forward to sitting and watching the Ironman tomorrow :)

I must have missed something.

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:56:01
From: Bubblecar
ID: 736256
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


I must have missed something.

I didn’t hear that they were selling the place either, but I don’t Facebook.

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Date: 13/06/2015 18:56:55
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736257
Subject: re: June Chatting

tools: planer, brand new and still in original wrapping. new compressor. spanners and such. homebrew gear with 25 kits. >200 lin metres rough sawn 75×20 jarrah. shelving that i am using as a wood rack. some furniture. took a boot full of jackets and other clothing to red cross and a mate got 14 brand new flannies.

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:00:42
From: party_pants
ID: 736258
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


tools: planer, brand new and still in original wrapping. new compressor. spanners and such. homebrew gear with 25 kits. >200 lin metres rough sawn 75×20 jarrah. shelving that i am using as a wood rack. some furniture. took a boot full of jackets and other clothing to red cross and a mate got 14 brand new flannies.

I suppose it was worth the effort then of going through the drudgery of turfing the other stuff.

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:03:06
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736259
Subject: re: June Chatting

yep, plus it had to be done and couldn’t let my mate do it all.

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:04:50
From: Arts
ID: 736260
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


tools: planer, brand new and still in original wrapping. new compressor. spanners and such. homebrew gear with 25 kits. >200 lin metres rough sawn 75×20 jarrah. shelving that i am using as a wood rack. some furniture. took a boot full of jackets and other clothing to red cross and a mate got 14 brand new flannies.

Does he have any more jarrah around?

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:06:54
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736261
Subject: re: June Chatting

nah, i have it all. there were 125×125 posts. some good planks from the freo wool store. what do you need?

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:09:07
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736262
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


tools: planer, brand new and still in original wrapping. new compressor. spanners and such. homebrew gear with 25 kits. >200 lin metres rough sawn 75×20 jarrah. shelving that i am using as a wood rack. some furniture. took a boot full of jackets and other clothing to red cross and a mate got 14 brand new flannies.

No boat?

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:09:46
From: poikilotherm
ID: 736263
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


Bubblecar said:

buffy said:

Hello Holidayers. I survived a day of dog training instructor lectures. I didn’t always agree with the lady. And she asked for interaction. Several of us gave her interaction, but not in a nasty way. I’ve picked up another possible way of teaching “down”. But I still don’t think I want to go back to taking classes at the moment.

How long is the drive to Warrnambool?

70km there….and the same back again. Not a bike ride, that one.

:)

For some it is ;)

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:10:01
From: furious
ID: 736264
Subject: re: June Chatting

I am a bit behind but that was hilarious! My eyes are watering…

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:10:22
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736265
Subject: re: June Chatting

no boat. but enough plastic containers and wood to make a raft.

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:11:27
From: dv
ID: 736266
Subject: re: June Chatting

Prices are down down down on big pants for your brandry.

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:11:46
From: transition
ID: 736267
Subject: re: June Chatting

that’s meter reads done, cleaned few troughs where they’re on hay and grain, checked few sheep though ran out of light for that
guys might have finished seeding on the old home place

other’s just now landed me a coffee.

#Get Your Lies Straight by Terry Evans with Ry Cooder

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:12:57
From: Arts
ID: 736268
Subject: re: June Chatting

I have a few uses for it. But I would like to find a huge slice of something not pine, for a massive bench top about 3000 × 700. The 125×125 would be neat bench seats stuck together with some clag

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:14:58
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736269
Subject: re: June Chatting

how thick do you want the bench top? i am going to make one about that size for my place.

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:15:07
From: Arts
ID: 736270
Subject: re: June Chatting

So, if you come across a 3 m slab of tree in your travels….

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:15:54
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736271
Subject: re: June Chatting

you don’t want a non slab one?

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:16:30
From: Arts
ID: 736272
Subject: re: June Chatting

At least 30 for that size… I have three supporting walls, so weight isn’t as much of an issue

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:16:49
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736273
Subject: re: June Chatting

i did a slab one about that size for the winery up the road. heavy.

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:17:30
From: Arts
ID: 736274
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m resigned to thinking I’m going to have to non slab. It’s a big piece. I was thinking of looking for old bar tops on eBay or something.

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:17:39
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736275
Subject: re: June Chatting

way to do it is just to make the edge on show that thick and the main body 20mm

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:18:52
From: Arts
ID: 736276
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


way to do it is just to make the edge on show that thick and the main body 20mm

Yeah, that’ll do it. I don’t really want to have to support it in the middle. If possible.

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:19:51
From: buffy
ID: 736277
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


buffy said:

Bubblecar said:

How long is the drive to Warrnambool?

70km there….and the same back again. Not a bike ride, that one.

:)

For some it is ;)

Yeah, well some of us aren’t so young and silly any more….

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:20:55
From: jjjust moi
ID: 736278
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


ChrispenEvan said:

way to do it is just to make the edge on show that thick and the main body 20mm

Yeah, that’ll do it. I don’t really want to have to support it in the middle. If possible.


The length in jarrah would be easy, the width at 700 is problematical.

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:21:37
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 736279
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

My sister who collects very early Australia stuff has one of those white Vegemite jars

Is it glass or ceramic?

Not sure, It could be glass.

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:22:53
From: Arts
ID: 736280
Subject: re: June Chatting

The width is adjustable, I won’t want to go any less than 600 but could go more than 700

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:24:59
From: Arts
ID: 736281
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


poikilotherm said:

buffy said:

70km there….and the same back again. Not a bike ride, that one.

:)

For some it is ;)

Yeah, well some of us aren’t so young and silly any more….

I am discovering that doing the thing is not so bad, it’s dealing with the aching afterwards that reminds me how old I am.

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:26:09
From: jjjust moi
ID: 736282
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


The width is adjustable, I won’t want to go any less than 600 but could go more than 700

Thinking jarrah again you would probably have to get something semi-manufactured.

It’s a long time since I’ve seen anything more than about 450mm.

I’ve got a mate, I’ll ask him.

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:27:29
From: Arts
ID: 736283
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’d also like to do a bench for out in the garden.. But would love to include this effect. The timber needs to be as interesting though.

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:28:57
From: Arts
ID: 736285
Subject: re: June Chatting

jjjust moi said:


Arts said:

The width is adjustable, I won’t want to go any less than 600 but could go more than 700

Thinking jarrah again you would probably have to get something semi-manufactured.

It’s a long time since I’ve seen anything more than about 450mm.

I’ve got a mate, I’ll ask him.

Thanks. :)

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:29:11
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736286
Subject: re: June Chatting

need some old stuff with burn voids and gum holes. make up an acrylic two part clear and colour it with whatever the stuff you colour that with.

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:36:34
From: jjjust moi
ID: 736287
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


jjjust moi said:

Arts said:

The width is adjustable, I won’t want to go any less than 600 but could go more than 700

Thinking jarrah again you would probably have to get something semi-manufactured.

It’s a long time since I’ve seen anything more than about 450mm.

I’ve got a mate, I’ll ask him.

Thanks. :)


Seems I was wrong.

He thinks you can get up to a metre wide and the length you want. He didn’t know the cost, except devilishly expensive. 700mm is easy he thinks.

There is a bloke called Devon down our way who specialises.

I can find out more when Fred is a little less bubblecarred than at present if you want.

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:37:26
From: Arts
ID: 736288
Subject: re: June Chatting

You could always gouge out the divots and then paint black or actually burn the edges (though that would leave contaminants for the glowing resin. That is just a glow in the dark powder you mix with some sort of clear filler.

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:38:47
From: Arts
ID: 736289
Subject: re: June Chatting

jjjust moi said:


Arts said:

jjjust moi said:

Thinking jarrah again you would probably have to get something semi-manufactured.

It’s a long time since I’ve seen anything more than about 450mm.

I’ve got a mate, I’ll ask him.

Thanks. :)


Seems I was wrong.

He thinks you can get up to a metre wide and the length you want. He didn’t know the cost, except devilishly expensive. 700mm is easy he thinks.

There is a bloke called Devon down our way who specialises.

I can find out more when Fred is a little less bubblecarred than at present if you want.

It’s the devilishly expensive part I was was hoping to cut out.

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:39:43
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736290
Subject: re: June Chatting

the winery one had voids. filled them with clear and when polished and buffed it looks like there is no filler. really nice effect.

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:40:07
From: dv
ID: 736291
Subject: re: June Chatting

Do I really want to get involved in this Wayward Pines thing…

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:42:44
From: Arts
ID: 736292
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


the winery one had voids. filled them with clear and when polished and buffed it looks like there is no filler. really nice effect.

Yes, but doesn’t glow in the dark :)

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:44:03
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736293
Subject: re: June Chatting

pffft glow in the dark….all that radiation….no thanks. still, keep the food warm.

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:45:18
From: Arts
ID: 736294
Subject: re: June Chatting

Maybe I could capture some glowing insects and entomb them for my visual pleasure

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:53:04
From: Arts
ID: 736295
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Do I really want to get involved in this Wayward Pines thing…

I don’t know, do you?

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:53:06
From: furious
ID: 736296
Subject: re: June Chatting

Why would you want to ruin a nice piece of jarrah with all that fancy garnish?

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:56:44
From: Arts
ID: 736297
Subject: re: June Chatting

Maybe you could do it with pine…. Then sear the whole top and divots then sand the surface back to the light pine, Then filler (gitd) then clear lacquer

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:57:18
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736298
Subject: re: June Chatting

Why would you want to ruin a nice piece of jarrah with all that fancy garnish?

people used to tell me what finish they wanted for the stuff i built them. i told them they get the finish i choose. for those very reasons. i did like getting secondhand stuff, running it through a planer to get the paint off and revealing some really nice wood underneath.

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Date: 13/06/2015 19:58:33
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736299
Subject: re: June Chatting

you can distress stuff with chain and various metal objects.

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Date: 13/06/2015 20:03:15
From: Arts
ID: 736300
Subject: re: June Chatting

My leprachaun tells me to burn things

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Date: 13/06/2015 20:04:19
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736301
Subject: re: June Chatting

fire….a good slave but a poor master.

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Date: 13/06/2015 20:09:59
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736302
Subject: re: June Chatting

that’s an old jungle saying btw.

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Date: 13/06/2015 20:11:38
From: dv
ID: 736303
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


dv said:

Do I really want to get involved in this Wayward Pines thing…

I don’t know, do you?

Ah… might as well … seems a bit like a cross between The Village and Lost.

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Date: 13/06/2015 20:12:26
From: Arts
ID: 736304
Subject: re: June Chatting

We humans have done alright enslaving fire.

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Date: 13/06/2015 20:14:32
From: dv
ID: 736305
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


We humans have done alright enslaving fire.

Plus or minus the occasional insolent bushfire

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Date: 13/06/2015 20:16:08
From: furious
ID: 736306
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 13/06/2015 20:16:42
From: Arts
ID: 736307
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Arts said:

We humans have done alright enslaving fire.

Plus or minus the occasional insolent bushfire

The new guy did it

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Date: 13/06/2015 20:26:42
From: Ian
ID: 736308
Subject: re: June Chatting

Not quite dead..

Seinfeld: The Leaning Susan -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_01VarPZMfU

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Date: 13/06/2015 20:47:54
From: transition
ID: 736309
Subject: re: June Chatting

done noodles, other’s landed me cup tea’n toast
burned the big trailer load gum got the other day
back onto mallee stumps, got three day of those
then back to swingin’ the axe, it little ol’s therapy

#AC/DC – Gone shooting

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Date: 13/06/2015 20:54:38
From: Ian
ID: 736310
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


done noodles, other’s landed me cup tea’n toast
burned the big trailer load gum got the other day
back onto mallee stumps, got three day of those
then back to swingin’ the axe, it little ol’s therapy

#AC/DC – Gone shooting


Fine figure of a man..

You not ‘im

Back to work then.. no slackin’ off

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Date: 13/06/2015 20:55:05
From: Dropbear
ID: 736311
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good evening noble and good forumers.

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Date: 13/06/2015 20:55:52
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736312
Subject: re: June Chatting

pffft don’t say g’day to me then!

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Date: 13/06/2015 20:56:40
From: Dropbear
ID: 736313
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Good evening noble and good forumers.

I just throw it out and see who it sticks to

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Date: 13/06/2015 20:57:12
From: party_pants
ID: 736314
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Good evening noble and good forumers.

.. and the rest of us?

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Date: 13/06/2015 21:03:03
From: Dropbear
ID: 736315
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Dropbear said:

Good evening noble and good forumers.

.. and the rest of us?

I was just specifically talking to DV

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Date: 13/06/2015 21:05:10
From: dv
ID: 736316
Subject: re: June Chatting

And well you might.

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Date: 13/06/2015 21:06:53
From: dv
ID: 736317
Subject: re: June Chatting

I mean mysterious village that people can’t leave is not exactly the most original idea on television but I might give M Night Shyalamabmambalamama the benefit of the doubt for a few eps.

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Date: 13/06/2015 21:07:37
From: Dropbear
ID: 736318
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


I mean mysterious village that people can’t leave is not exactly the most original idea on television but I might give M Night Shyalamabmambalamama the benefit of the doubt for a few eps.

It’s a reasonable film.

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Date: 13/06/2015 21:08:18
From: dv
ID: 736319
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


dv said:

I mean mysterious village that people can’t leave is not exactly the most original idea on television but I might give M Night Shyalamabmambalamama the benefit of the doubt for a few eps.

It’s a reasonable film.

Actually I’m talking about Wayward Pines…

But The Village is indeed a reasonable film and one that I enjoyed.

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Date: 13/06/2015 21:09:49
From: Dropbear
ID: 736320
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Dropbear said:

dv said:

I mean mysterious village that people can’t leave is not exactly the most original idea on television but I might give M Night Shyalamabmambalamama the benefit of the doubt for a few eps.

It’s a reasonable film.

Actually I’m talking about Wayward Pines…

But The Village is indeed a reasonable film and one that I enjoyed.

I see, well isn’t that embarrassing

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Date: 13/06/2015 21:10:17
From: dv
ID: 736321
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


dv said:

Dropbear said:

It’s a reasonable film.

Actually I’m talking about Wayward Pines…

But The Village is indeed a reasonable film and one that I enjoyed.

I see, well isn’t that embarrassing

Or perhaps you were making a subtle joke and I’m such a jackanapes that I didn’t notice.

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Date: 13/06/2015 21:12:16
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736322
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


I mean mysterious village that people can’t leave is not exactly the most original idea on television but I might give M Night Shyalamabmambalamama the benefit of the doubt for a few eps.

What a twist! </Robot>

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Date: 13/06/2015 21:12:23
From: Dropbear
ID: 736323
Subject: re: June Chatting

No, stupidly I thought a reference to Shammalammabingbang and a village you couldn’t leave would be about The Villiage

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Date: 13/06/2015 21:12:40
From: dv
ID: 736324
Subject: re: June Chatting

Actually yeah … there are further similarities. One is led to believe The Village is set in the past but it is actually in the present, whereas one is led to believe WP is set in the present but it is actually set in the future.

Maybe the Abbies in WP will, like the monsters in The Village, end up being townsfolk in dressup and if that happens I will stop watching and invoice M Night S for my time.

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Date: 13/06/2015 21:13:09
From: Dropbear
ID: 736325
Subject: re: June Chatting

Car park (a park for a single car) sold in North Shore Sydney for $125K today

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Date: 13/06/2015 21:14:28
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736326
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


I mean mysterious village that people can’t leave is not exactly the most original idea on television but I might give M Night Shyalamabmambalamama the benefit of the doubt for a few eps.

What a twist!

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Date: 13/06/2015 21:16:01
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736328
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:

dv said:


I mean mysterious village that people can’t leave is not exactly the most original idea on television but I might give M Night Shyalamabmambalamama the benefit of the doubt for a few eps.

What a twist!

Freakin’ stupid forum code.

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Date: 13/06/2015 21:17:29
From: dv
ID: 736329
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


No, stupidly I thought a reference to Shammalammabingbang and a village you couldn’t leave would be about The Villiage

Probably not that stupidly, fair assumption.

I only started watching Wayward Pines today and it has just about enough quirkiness about it to make me watch the next ep.

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Date: 13/06/2015 21:17:55
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736330
Subject: re: June Chatting

sigh stupid smartphone.

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Date: 13/06/2015 21:18:28
From: dv
ID: 736331
Subject: re: June Chatting

Not sure whether that was better without the Robot part, WR.

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Date: 13/06/2015 21:21:13
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736332
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Not sure whether that was better without the Robot part, WR.

Was trying to make an M Night Shyalamabmambalamama robot chicken reference.

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Date: 13/06/2015 21:22:53
From: Dropbear
ID: 736333
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Not sure whether that was better without the Robot part, WR.

Bad Robot

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Date: 13/06/2015 21:23:04
From: dv
ID: 736334
Subject: re: June Chatting

The human Y chromosome began to evolve from an autosome hundreds of millions of years ago, acquiring a sex-determining function and undergoing a series of inversions that suppressed crossing over with the X chromosome1, 2. Little is known about the recent evolution of the Y chromosome because only the human Y chromosome has been fully sequenced. Prevailing theories hold that Y chromosomes evolve by gene loss, the pace of which slows over time, eventually leading to a paucity of genes, and stasis3, 4. These theories have been buttressed by partial sequence data from newly emergent plant and animal Y chromosomes5, 6, 7, 8, but they have not been tested in older, highly evolved Y chromosomes such as that of humans. Here we finished sequencing of the male-specific region of the Y chromosome (MSY) in our closest living relative, the chimpanzee, achieving levels of accuracy and completion previously reached for the human MSY. By comparing the MSYs of the two species we show that they differ radically in sequence structure and gene content, indicating rapid evolution during the past 6 million years. The chimpanzee MSY contains twice as many massive palindromes as the human MSY, yet it has lost large fractions of the MSY protein-coding genes and gene families present in the last common ancestor. We suggest that the extraordinary divergence of the chimpanzee and human MSYs was driven by four synergistic factors: the prominent role of the MSY in sperm production, ‘genetic hitchhiking’ effects in the absence of meiotic crossing over, frequent ectopic recombination within the MSY, and species differences in mating behaviour. Although genetic decay may be the principal dynamic in the evolution of newly emergent Y chromosomes, wholesale renovation is the paramount theme in the continuing evolution of chimpanzee, human and perhaps other older MSYs.

http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v463/n7280/full/nature08700.html

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Date: 13/06/2015 21:23:41
From: dv
ID: 736335
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


dv said:

Not sure whether that was better without the Robot part, WR.

Bad Robot

Nice work there.

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Date: 13/06/2015 21:24:30
From: dv
ID: 736336
Subject: re: June Chatting

M N S in ten years time: I got this great idea, we have a village that people can’t leave, and we lead the audience to think it is set in the distant future, but it is actually set in the past!

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Date: 13/06/2015 21:24:31
From: Dropbear
ID: 736337
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Dropbear said:

dv said:

Not sure whether that was better without the Robot part, WR.

Bad Robot

Nice work there.

Without you, no one would understand anything I say ;)

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Date: 13/06/2015 21:25:16
From: dv
ID: 736338
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


dv said:

Dropbear said:

Bad Robot

Nice work there.

Without you, no one would understand anything I say ;)

Settle down, I don’t want Martin jealing

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Date: 13/06/2015 21:27:56
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736339
Subject: re: June Chatting

Have you been able to best Martin in scrabble yet DV?

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Date: 13/06/2015 21:29:15
From: dv
ID: 736340
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Have you been able to best Martin in scrabble yet DV?

I have beaten Martin several times in Scrabble.

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Date: 13/06/2015 22:12:04
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736341
Subject: re: June Chatting

Pope to excommunicate Abbott over climate change denialist stance

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Date: 13/06/2015 22:12:29
From: sibeen
ID: 736342
Subject: re: June Chatting

Q: How many Frenchmen does it take to defend Paris?
A: Nobody knows, it’s never been tried.

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Date: 13/06/2015 22:13:24
From: roughbarked
ID: 736343
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Q: How many Frenchmen does it take to defend Paris?
A: Nobody knows, it’s never been tried.

hmm

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Date: 13/06/2015 22:14:50
From: roughbarked
ID: 736344
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

Have you been able to best Martin in scrabble yet DV?

I have beaten Martin several times in Scrabble.

One time, you might try me. ;)

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Date: 13/06/2015 22:17:07
From: roughbarked
ID: 736345
Subject: re: June Chatting

Pope to excommunicate Abbott over climate change denialist stance..

?

There is a god?
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Date: 13/06/2015 22:40:48
From: Rule 303
ID: 736346
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Q: How many Frenchmen does it take to defend Paris?
A: Nobody knows, it’s never been tried.

They repel invaders with snooty dismissiveness and garlic breath, and block their path with broken-down Peugeots..

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Date: 13/06/2015 22:42:15
From: sibeen
ID: 736347
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


sibeen said:

Q: How many Frenchmen does it take to defend Paris?
A: Nobody knows, it’s never been tried.

They repel invaders with snooty dismissiveness and garlic breath, and block their path with broken-down Peugeots..

It, as a plan, probably needs some revision.

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Date: 13/06/2015 22:43:27
From: furious
ID: 736348
Subject: re: June Chatting

What has France/Paris got that a potential invader might want?

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Date: 13/06/2015 22:44:14
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736349
Subject: re: June Chatting

dogshit.

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Date: 13/06/2015 22:44:49
From: party_pants
ID: 736350
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:


What has France/Paris got that a potential invader might want?

It’s the hub of the national rail, road and river/canal network, for starters. Bit strategic to hold them.

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Date: 13/06/2015 22:46:19
From: transition
ID: 736351
Subject: re: June Chatting

>What has France/Paris got that a potential invader might want?

racial purity etc

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Date: 13/06/2015 22:46:22
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736352
Subject: re: June Chatting

It’s the hub of the national rail, road and river/canal network, for starters. Bit strategic to hold them.

yeah, that as well.

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Date: 13/06/2015 22:48:04
From: Rule 303
ID: 736355
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:


What has France/Paris got that a potential invader might want?

Stinky cheeses?

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Date: 13/06/2015 22:50:29
From: dv
ID: 736358
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


furious said:

What has France/Paris got that a potential invader might want?

Stinky cheeses?

Pretty good infrastructure, a numerate workforce, highly productive farmlands, nuclear power stations?

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Date: 13/06/2015 22:51:59
From: party_pants
ID: 736359
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


It’s the hub of the national rail, road and river/canal network, for starters. Bit strategic to hold them.

yeah, that as well.

They were important in the days before drones.

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Date: 13/06/2015 22:52:18
From: dv
ID: 736360
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Q: How many Frenchmen does it take to defend Paris?
A: Nobody knows, it’s never been tried.

In fairness, there was a time, maybe up to 130 years ago, that France was a mighty and much feared military power.

200 years ago they conquered most of Europe.

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Date: 13/06/2015 22:52:35
From: Rule 303
ID: 736361
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:

Pretty good infrastructure, a numerate workforce, highly productive farmlands, nuclear power stations?

Alps.

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Date: 13/06/2015 22:55:12
From: furious
ID: 736364
Subject: re: June Chatting

All useful if you need to keep a bunch of french people alive but hardly unique…

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Date: 13/06/2015 22:55:33
From: Woodie
ID: 736367
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:


What has France/Paris got that a potential invader might want?

Lots of chateaux.

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Date: 13/06/2015 22:56:25
From: roughbarked
ID: 736368
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


sibeen said:

Q: How many Frenchmen does it take to defend Paris?
A: Nobody knows, it’s never been tried.

In fairness, there was a time, maybe up to 130 years ago, that France was a mighty and much feared military power.

200 years ago they conquered most of Europe.

Yeah but they didn’t get them to speak smoothly.

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Date: 13/06/2015 22:56:33
From: sibeen
ID: 736369
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


sibeen said:

Q: How many Frenchmen does it take to defend Paris?
A: Nobody knows, it’s never been tried.

In fairness, there was a time, maybe up to 130 years ago, that France was a mighty and much feared military power.

200 years ago they conquered most of Europe.

Merci beaucoup, Napoleon.

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Date: 13/06/2015 22:57:28
From: dv
ID: 736370
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • Pretty good infrastructure, a numerate workforce, highly productive farmlands, nuclear power stations?

All useful if you need to keep a bunch of french people alive but hardly unique…

Well you’re the one asking the question. It seems somewhat abstract. I don’t think it is likely that France will be invaded.

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Date: 13/06/2015 22:58:10
From: roughbarked
ID: 736371
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


furious said:
  • Pretty good infrastructure, a numerate workforce, highly productive farmlands, nuclear power stations?

All useful if you need to keep a bunch of french people alive but hardly unique…

Well you’re the one asking the question. It seems somewhat abstract. I don’t think it is likely that France will be invaded.


We ruined their wine industry. upstarts.

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Date: 13/06/2015 22:59:39
From: party_pants
ID: 736373
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


sibeen said:

Q: How many Frenchmen does it take to defend Paris?
A: Nobody knows, it’s never been tried.

In fairness, there was a time, maybe up to 130 years ago, that France was a mighty and much feared military power.

200 years ago they conquered most of Europe.

Indeed.

Moscow was probably less successfully defended than Paris.

Paris didn’t fall in WWI because the soldiers caught taxis to the front and halted the Germans.

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Date: 13/06/2015 23:04:18
From: dv
ID: 736375
Subject: re: June Chatting

Who’s your daddy? I don’t have one./ My mother reproduced like a komodo dragon./

Half a set of chromosomes, nothing from the next guy/In her sex life, she’s a girl, never asking an ex “why?”/

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Date: 13/06/2015 23:08:48
From: tauto
ID: 736381
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Who’s your daddy? I don’t have one./ My mother reproduced like a komodo dragon./

Half a set of chromosomes, nothing from the next guy/In her sex life, she’s a girl, never asking an ex “why?”/

—-

Yes, us men will become relics when women take over the world.

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Date: 13/06/2015 23:10:07
From: furious
ID: 736384
Subject: re: June Chatting

Then they will see… Oh, yes, they will see…

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Date: 13/06/2015 23:24:09
From: kii
ID: 736391
Subject: re: June Chatting

We have morning.

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Date: 13/06/2015 23:27:22
From: roughbarked
ID: 736393
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


We have morning.

33 minutes away here

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Date: 13/06/2015 23:35:29
From: kii
ID: 736409
Subject: re: June Chatting

I have 5 days off starting today.
Much cleaning of house needs to happen.
Expressing ideas on various creative projects will happen.
Phone call to arrange a visit to the neurologist will be done first thing Monday morning.
Some further research about setting up a home-based business is also on the list.

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Date: 13/06/2015 23:38:38
From: Rule 303
ID: 736414
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


I have 5 days off starting today.
Much cleaning of house needs to happen.
Expressing ideas on various creative projects will happen.
Phone call to arrange a visit to the neurologist will be done first thing Monday morning.
Some further research about setting up a home-based business is also on the list.

That sounds outrageously productive.

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Date: 13/06/2015 23:39:08
From: kii
ID: 736415
Subject: re: June Chatting

My dog’s vocalisations are pretty weird. She really is trying to talk this human speech thing.

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Date: 13/06/2015 23:40:41
From: roughbarked
ID: 736416
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


My dog’s vocalisations are pretty weird. She really is trying to talk this human speech thing.

Give her a guitar.

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Date: 13/06/2015 23:42:48
From: kii
ID: 736418
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


kii said:

I have 5 days off starting today.
Much cleaning of house needs to happen.
Expressing ideas on various creative projects will happen.
Phone call to arrange a visit to the neurologist will be done first thing Monday morning.
Some further research about setting up a home-based business is also on the list.

That sounds outrageously productive.

I’ll report back on 5 days time to see how much I’ve accomplished.





















(In reality all that will happen will be more sorting of buttons, scrap metal and embroidery floss. Possibly a phone call or 7 and much wasting of time on the intertubes watching cat videos.)

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Date: 13/06/2015 23:44:37
From: kii
ID: 736419
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


kii said:

My dog’s vocalisations are pretty weird. She really is trying to talk this human speech thing.

Give her a guitar.

Why should I punish her? She’s a good dog.

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Date: 13/06/2015 23:47:51
From: roughbarked
ID: 736422
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


roughbarked said:

kii said:

My dog’s vocalisations are pretty weird. She really is trying to talk this human speech thing.

Give her a guitar.

Why should I punish her? She’s a good dog.


That’s why you need to hear her serenade.

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Date: 14/06/2015 00:06:01
From: kii
ID: 736430
Subject: re: June Chatting

Okay, I’m awake now. Forgot about the ants’ nest near the fountain, so I was standing on it as I filled the fountain up. Little fuckers reminded me that they are still in residence.

The remaining Little Parrots are outside enjoying the sun before the fires of hell heat up the day.
Pot plants are watered.
I now need a coffee.

I wonder if Manuel will fix the bloody hole in my lovely new fence this weekend. I’m not happy, Jan.

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Date: 14/06/2015 00:15:12
From: roughbarked
ID: 736432
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Okay, I’m awake now. Forgot about the ants’ nest near the fountain, so I was standing on it as I filled the fountain up. Little fuckers reminded me that they are still in residence.

The remaining Little Parrots are outside enjoying the sun before the fires of hell heat up the day.
Pot plants are watered.
I now need a coffee.

I wonder if Manuel will fix the bloody hole in my lovely new fence this weekend. I’m not happy, Jan.

If Manuel has a second name of Labour, then he’d be due to be sacked by his high paid supervisors. Which of course means that your hole will never be fixed but will constantly bleed money.

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Date: 14/06/2015 00:16:33
From: Rule 303
ID: 736433
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:

If Manuel has a second name of Labour, then he’d be due to be sacked by his high paid supervisors. Which of course means that your hole will never be fixed but will constantly bleed money.

Heh.

Very tidy.

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Date: 14/06/2015 00:19:03
From: roughbarked
ID: 736435
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


roughbarked said:
If Manuel has a second name of Labour, then he’d be due to be sacked by his high paid supervisors. Which of course means that your hole will never be fixed but will constantly bleed money.

Heh.

Very tidy.

It is what I do. ;)

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Date: 14/06/2015 00:21:39
From: PermeateFree
ID: 736436
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


Pope to excommunicate Abbott over climate change denialist stance

Wow! Never would have thought it possible. Good on him.

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Date: 14/06/2015 00:22:33
From: kii
ID: 736437
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


kii said:

Okay, I’m awake now. Forgot about the ants’ nest near the fountain, so I was standing on it as I filled the fountain up. Little fuckers reminded me that they are still in residence.

The remaining Little Parrots are outside enjoying the sun before the fires of hell heat up the day.
Pot plants are watered.
I now need a coffee.

I wonder if Manuel will fix the bloody hole in my lovely new fence this weekend. I’m not happy, Jan.

If Manuel has a second name of Labour, then he’d be due to be sacked by his high paid supervisors. Which of course means that your hole will never be fixed but will constantly bleed money.

He’s the live-in handyman for the 3 apartments next door. He lives in one of them.

Manny was the focus of the SWAT incident last August. Seems he had an overly dreadful girlfriend (facked out on ice) and she said he was holding her hostage. which was not true.) His boss is the owner of the apartments – D. D is a very tall rasta-type guy who has epilepsy and a fleet of very cool vehicles. Plus some “friends” who look like that guy from BB….the heavy set one. D is buying up apartments all over town and in Florida.

No, I am not making this shit up and yes, I am a bit concerned about a few things.

Oh, and D took Manny from the homeless peoples’ camp on the outskirts of town.

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Date: 14/06/2015 00:23:21
From: kii
ID: 736438
Subject: re: June Chatting

Also…Manny does very nice stucco work and he sometimes brings our recycle and trash cans in.

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Date: 14/06/2015 00:23:25
From: roughbarked
ID: 736439
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


ChrispenEvan said:

Pope to excommunicate Abbott over climate change denialist stance

Wow! Never would have thought it possible. Good on him.

What may not be possible is, Tony finding a way out of the impasse?

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Date: 14/06/2015 00:24:49
From: roughbarked
ID: 736440
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


roughbarked said:

kii said:

Okay, I’m awake now. Forgot about the ants’ nest near the fountain, so I was standing on it as I filled the fountain up. Little fuckers reminded me that they are still in residence.

The remaining Little Parrots are outside enjoying the sun before the fires of hell heat up the day.
Pot plants are watered.
I now need a coffee.

I wonder if Manuel will fix the bloody hole in my lovely new fence this weekend. I’m not happy, Jan.

If Manuel has a second name of Labour, then he’d be due to be sacked by his high paid supervisors. Which of course means that your hole will never be fixed but will constantly bleed money.

He’s the live-in handyman for the 3 apartments next door. He lives in one of them.

Manny was the focus of the SWAT incident last August. Seems he had an overly dreadful girlfriend (facked out on ice) and she said he was holding her hostage. which was not true.) His boss is the owner of the apartments – D. D is a very tall rasta-type guy who has epilepsy and a fleet of very cool vehicles. Plus some “friends” who look like that guy from BB….the heavy set one. D is buying up apartments all over town and in Florida.

No, I am not making this shit up and yes, I am a bit concerned about a few things.

Oh, and D took Manny from the homeless peoples’ camp on the outskirts of town.

You are to be at least, commended for your capacity to be concerned.

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Date: 14/06/2015 00:26:19
From: roughbarked
ID: 736441
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Also…Manny does very nice stucco work and he sometimes brings our recycle and trash cans in.

You’ve had both, Manuel Labour and Jesus? Christ it feels good to be here.

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Date: 14/06/2015 00:26:59
From: Rule 303
ID: 736442
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Also…Manny does very nice stucco work and he sometimes brings our recycle and trash cans in.

Mental note: Kii loves Manny.

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Date: 14/06/2015 00:28:16
From: roughbarked
ID: 736443
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


kii said:

Also…Manny does very nice stucco work and he sometimes brings our recycle and trash cans in.

Mental note: Kii loves Manny.

Shh, hubby may be watching.

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Date: 14/06/2015 00:29:16
From: kii
ID: 736445
Subject: re: June Chatting

Huell…that’s who D’s body guards, I mean friends, look like.

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Date: 14/06/2015 00:30:56
From: kii
ID: 736446
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


kii said:

Also…Manny does very nice stucco work and he sometimes brings our recycle and trash cans in.

Mental note: Kii loves Manny.

Nah, he’s too short and quite scrawny. Though I would like to hire him to do his stucco magic on some a wall we have on the other side of the yard :P

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Date: 14/06/2015 00:32:27
From: dv
ID: 736447
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Rule 303 said:

kii said:

Also…Manny does very nice stucco work and he sometimes brings our recycle and trash cans in.

Mental note: Kii loves Manny.

Nah, he’s too short and quite scrawny. Though I would like to hire him to do his stucco magic on some a wall we have on the other side of the yard :P

“ She said that you were a Mr. Hottiness and she’d like to go out with you for texting and scones.”

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Date: 14/06/2015 00:33:49
From: kii
ID: 736448
Subject: re: June Chatting

Oh, and D gave me an old bird bath and a lovely vintage metal patio table that were in the yard of the apartments when he bought the place. He was going to throw them out.

He better get my fence fixed ASAP.

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Date: 14/06/2015 00:34:43
From: Rule 303
ID: 736449
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:

” She said that you were a Mr. Hottiness and she’d like to go out with you for texting and scones.”

She’s only human.





(I don’t think Mr. Kii’s got too much to worry about here)

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Date: 14/06/2015 00:37:02
From: Rule 303
ID: 736450
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Oh, and D gave me an old bird bath and a lovely vintage metal patio table that were in the yard of the apartments when he bought the place. He was going to throw them out.

He better get my fence fixed ASAP.

And there we have it – The full spectrum of the wonderful, contradictory, and ineffable, human.

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Date: 14/06/2015 00:38:05
From: kii
ID: 736451
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


dv said:
” She said that you were a Mr. Hottiness and she’d like to go out with you for texting and scones.”

She’s only human.





(I don’t think Mr. Kii’s got too much to worry about here)

Nup, all’s good. mr kii is taller than me. Case closed :P

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Date: 14/06/2015 00:38:09
From: roughbarked
ID: 736452
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:

And there we have it –

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Date: 14/06/2015 00:38:58
From: kii
ID: 736453
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


kii said:

Oh, and D gave me an old bird bath and a lovely vintage metal patio table that were in the yard of the apartments when he bought the place. He was going to throw them out.

He better get my fence fixed ASAP.

And there we have it – The full spectrum of the wonderful, contradictory, and ineffable, human.

Yep, the hole in the fence weakens the security of the place and my precious junk (including the bird bath and table) are at risk!!!

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Date: 14/06/2015 00:40:53
From: roughbarked
ID: 736454
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Rule 303 said:

kii said:

Oh, and D gave me an old bird bath and a lovely vintage metal patio table that were in the yard of the apartments when he bought the place. He was going to throw them out.

He better get my fence fixed ASAP.

And there we have it – The full spectrum of the wonderful, contradictory, and ineffable, human.

Yep, the hole in the fence weakens the security of the place and my precious junk (including the bird bath and table) are at risk!!!

Scary! I’ve spent 36 years with a 30 metre hole in my fence and that’s only the biggest one.

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Date: 14/06/2015 00:42:29
From: kii
ID: 736455
Subject: re: June Chatting

I really need that coffee…I’m failing at words :/

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Date: 14/06/2015 00:43:18
From: roughbarked
ID: 736456
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


I really need that coffee…I’m failing at words :/

We await your rejuvenation. :)

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Date: 14/06/2015 00:50:14
From: dv
ID: 736457
Subject: re: June Chatting

Nah seriously induction cooking can go fuck itself. I want to brown onions right now, not in ten minutes time.

Can you imagine a restaurant using induction cooking? No, you cannot.

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Date: 14/06/2015 00:56:35
From: tauto
ID: 736458
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Nah seriously induction cooking can go fuck itself. I want to brown onions right now, not in ten minutes time.

Can you imagine a restaurant using induction cooking? No, you cannot.

—-

You can sing about how poor you are then.

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Date: 14/06/2015 00:58:50
From: Rule 303
ID: 736459
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Nah seriously induction cooking can go fuck itself. I want to brown onions right now, not in ten minutes time.

Can you imagine a restaurant using induction cooking? No, you cannot.

Nope. It’s unimaginable.

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Date: 14/06/2015 00:59:09
From: dv
ID: 736460
Subject: re: June Chatting

tauto said:


dv said:

Nah seriously induction cooking can go fuck itself. I want to brown onions right now, not in ten minutes time.

Can you imagine a restaurant using induction cooking? No, you cannot.

—-

You can sing about how poor you are then.

We what now?

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Date: 14/06/2015 00:59:35
From: btm
ID: 736461
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Nah seriously induction cooking can go fuck itself. I want to brown onions right now, not in ten minutes time.

Can you imagine a restaurant using induction cooking? No, you cannot.

I’ve got a portable induction stove, and it allows me to brown onions (and do other things) on demand. What’s the issue you’re having?

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Date: 14/06/2015 00:59:43
From: roughbarked
ID: 736462
Subject: re: June Chatting

tauto said:


dv said:

Nah seriously induction cooking can go fuck itself. I want to brown onions right now, not in ten minutes time.

Can you imagine a restaurant using induction cooking? No, you cannot.

—-

You can sing about how poor you are then.

Tra la la la la la la Tra

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Date: 14/06/2015 01:01:22
From: dv
ID: 736463
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


dv said:

Nah seriously induction cooking can go fuck itself. I want to brown onions right now, not in ten minutes time.

Can you imagine a restaurant using induction cooking? No, you cannot.

I’ve got a portable induction stove, and it allows me to brown onions (and do other things) on demand. What’s the issue you’re having?

That the induction stove top takes too long to heat pans, and the temperature control is not immediate and direct.

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Date: 14/06/2015 01:07:10
From: btm
ID: 736464
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


btm said:

dv said:

Nah seriously induction cooking can go fuck itself. I want to brown onions right now, not in ten minutes time.

Can you imagine a restaurant using induction cooking? No, you cannot.

I’ve got a portable induction stove, and it allows me to brown onions (and do other things) on demand. What’s the issue you’re having?

That the induction stove top takes too long to heat pans, and the temperature control is not immediate and direct.

I can see that being a problem. Mine heats pans very quickly (possibly quicker than gas, though I haven’t done a test), and the temp. control is immediate, if that helps.

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Date: 14/06/2015 01:08:20
From: dv
ID: 736465
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


dv said:

btm said:

I’ve got a portable induction stove, and it allows me to brown onions (and do other things) on demand. What’s the issue you’re having?

That the induction stove top takes too long to heat pans, and the temperature control is not immediate and direct.

I can see that being a problem. Mine heats pans very quickly (possibly quicker than gas, though I haven’t done a test), and the temp. control is immediate, if that helps.

Sure does. What time can I come ‘round? I’m more than happy to bring my own onions and butter.

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Date: 14/06/2015 01:11:42
From: btm
ID: 736466
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


btm said:

dv said:

That the induction stove top takes too long to heat pans, and the temperature control is not immediate and direct.

I can see that being a problem. Mine heats pans very quickly (possibly quicker than gas, though I haven’t done a test), and the temp. control is immediate, if that helps.

Sure does. What time can I come ‘round? I’m more than happy to bring my own onions and butter.

I’m free for the next hour or two. You’ll be even more welcome if you bring something alcoholic.

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Date: 14/06/2015 01:13:18
From: roughbarked
ID: 736467
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


dv said:

btm said:

I can see that being a problem. Mine heats pans very quickly (possibly quicker than gas, though I haven’t done a test), and the temp. control is immediate, if that helps.

Sure does. What time can I come ‘round? I’m more than happy to bring my own onions and butter.

I’m free for the next hour or two. You’ll be even more welcome if you bring something alcoholic.

didn’t know you lived so close to each other.

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Date: 14/06/2015 01:17:37
From: kii
ID: 736468
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.people.com/article/wolfpack-documentary-sundance

What a story. Somewhat amazing.

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Date: 14/06/2015 01:20:25
From: btm
ID: 736469
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


btm said:

dv said:

Sure does. What time can I come ‘round? I’m more than happy to bring my own onions and butter.

I’m free for the next hour or two. You’ll be even more welcome if you bring something alcoholic.

didn’t know you lived so close to each other.

Well, dv’s in Perth and I’m in Melbourne, but compared to, say, the distance from Earth to EGS-zs8-1, we’re practically sharing a house.

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Date: 14/06/2015 02:02:15
From: dv
ID: 736470
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


dv said:

btm said:

I can see that being a problem. Mine heats pans very quickly (possibly quicker than gas, though I haven’t done a test), and the temp. control is immediate, if that helps.

Sure does. What time can I come ‘round? I’m more than happy to bring my own onions and butter.

I’m free for the next hour or two. You’ll be even more welcome if you bring something alcoholic.

I’ll bring bubblecar

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Date: 14/06/2015 02:06:11
From: kii
ID: 736471
Subject: re: June Chatting

Late night conversations from you guys :)
Thanks…

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Date: 14/06/2015 03:22:53
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 736473
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


btm said:

dv said:

Sure does. What time can I come ‘round? I’m more than happy to bring my own onions and butter.

I’m free for the next hour or two. You’ll be even more welcome if you bring something alcoholic.

I’ll bring bubblecar

What, and drink his piss?

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Date: 14/06/2015 03:28:09
From: transition
ID: 736475
Subject: re: June Chatting

rainin’, woke me, wandered out make sure all is covered up, windows wound up etc
now other’s up too making cup of tea and toast for herself

listenin’…

#Huey Lewis and the News – The heart of rock & roll

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Date: 14/06/2015 06:58:46
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 736483
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning folks

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Date: 14/06/2015 06:59:51
From: buffy
ID: 736484
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good morning Holidayers. Six degrees and dark. I’ll wait for the sun to rise and then go for a bike ride. Then breakfast at the café this morning. And some gardening I think. There are still quite a few barrowloads of chipped cypress to move yet.

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Date: 14/06/2015 07:02:51
From: monkey skipper
ID: 736485
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning stumpy and buffy!

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Date: 14/06/2015 07:06:58
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 736487
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:


Morning stumpy and buffy!

how goes it MS?

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Date: 14/06/2015 07:34:40
From: Spider Lily
ID: 736496
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning all

Me minimal rain over night but it’s clear atm. The swimmers for the 70.3 would have been sprinkled on but the Ironman swimmers should have been ok 😃

I will head down to the Esplanade & cheer our runners on me d morning.

That is onc I have done a run around the house, ironed the beds, cleared all traces of dogs & of course clean toilets. It appears the when people visit open homes the like to use the toilet. Not something I would do but there you go 😳

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Date: 14/06/2015 07:36:23
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 736498
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning SL. DA

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Date: 14/06/2015 07:36:38
From: Divine Angel
ID: 736500
Subject: re: June Chatting

Day 4 of SI jt pain. It sucks.

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Date: 14/06/2015 07:37:42
From: monkey skipper
ID: 736501
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Day 4 of SI jt pain. It sucks.

Hmm…what happened?

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Date: 14/06/2015 07:39:16
From: Divine Angel
ID: 736502
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:


Divine Angel said:

Day 4 of SI jt pain. It sucks.

Hmm…what happened?

Happens occasionally. Last time was about a year ago but on the right side, this attack is on the left.

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Date: 14/06/2015 07:39:31
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 736503
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Day 4 of SI jt pain. It sucks.

what’s the SI unit of SI jt pain?

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Date: 14/06/2015 07:44:36
From: Divine Angel
ID: 736504
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Divine Angel said:

Day 4 of SI jt pain. It sucks.

what’s the SI unit of SI jt pain?

I believe it’s PITA.

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Date: 14/06/2015 07:44:48
From: Divine Angel
ID: 736505
Subject: re: June Chatting

Literally.

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Date: 14/06/2015 08:12:19
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 736506
Subject: re: June Chatting

DA ktf?

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Date: 14/06/2015 08:32:59
From: Ian
ID: 736509
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:

Day 4 of SI jt pain. It sucks.

The SI is usually semi-fused. Childbirth frequently stuffs it up.

Try masssage, heat lamp, exercise. Or see the doctard.

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Date: 14/06/2015 08:35:03
From: roughbarked
ID: 736511
Subject: re: June Chatting

hot baths?

for SI

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Date: 14/06/2015 08:52:05
From: roughbarked
ID: 736512
Subject: re: June Chatting

Broken arm ‘the most excruciating thing I’ve ever felt’, Ben Ross says.

Sounds like it is his first one.
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Date: 14/06/2015 08:57:55
From: kii
ID: 736513
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:


Morning all

Me minimal rain over night but it’s clear atm. The swimmers for the 70.3 would have been sprinkled on but the Ironman swimmers should have been ok 😃

I will head down to the Esplanade & cheer our runners on me d morning.

That is onc I have done a run around the house, ironed the beds, cleared all traces of dogs & of course clean toilets. It appears the when people visit open homes the like to use the toilet. Not something I would do but there you go 😳

What?

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Date: 14/06/2015 09:33:22
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736521
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning Pilgrims, I was up by 4 o’clock in the morning, and read Cicero’s Second Oration against Catiline, which pleased me exceedingly; and more I discern therein than ever I thought was to be found in him; but I perceive it was my ignorance, and that he is as good a writer as ever I read in my life.

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Date: 14/06/2015 09:39:52
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736527
Subject: re: June Chatting

Sorry, sorry I cut and pasted from Sam’s diary by mistake there.
Me up by 4 oclock, yeah sure.

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Date: 14/06/2015 09:42:05
From: Tamb
ID: 736529
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Sorry, sorry I cut and pasted from Sam’s diary by mistake there.
Me up by 4 oclock, yeah sure.

That’s the trouble with Latin books. A couple of hours after you’ve read it you’ll want to read it again.

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Date: 14/06/2015 09:42:31
From: Arts
ID: 736530
Subject: re: June Chatting

our neurosurgoen friend who thinks he can transplant a human head onto other body is starting to crumble under the pressure. Once you can’t explain it all to a bunch of peers, you should probably rethink the activity.

If the test subject has his head transplanted onto a body, what is his genetic makeup? Does it change? he would want to since he has a genetic disease, currently. How does that all even work?

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Date: 14/06/2015 09:43:41
From: roughbarked
ID: 736533
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


. How does that all even work?

The Lord only knows.

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Date: 14/06/2015 09:43:51
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736534
Subject: re: June Chatting

Anyway it’s rainified and not clement, good day to stay in bed.

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Date: 14/06/2015 09:47:13
From: roughbarked
ID: 736537
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Anyway it’s rainified and not clement, good day to stay in bed.

Sunny here but I’d better make use of it as the weather map suggests that this won’t persist past the end of the day.

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Date: 14/06/2015 09:49:05
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736538
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


our neurosurgoen friend who thinks he can transplant a human head onto other body is starting to crumble under the pressure. Once you can’t explain it all to a bunch of peers, you should probably rethink the activity.

If the test subject has his head transplanted onto a body, what is his genetic makeup? Does it change? he would want to since he has a genetic disease, currently. How does that all even work?

Apparently some of our characteristics are stored in our heart, don’t know how kosher that is but the media got hold of it a few years ago and milked it for a while.

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Date: 14/06/2015 10:07:29
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736563
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cant talk, Wookster Report.

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Date: 14/06/2015 10:09:00
From: roughbarked
ID: 736565
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Cant talk, Wookster Report.

Italian drone circa 1940, Tobruk.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v62/jonosterman/Machetti-Savoi_Tobruk1.jpg

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Date: 14/06/2015 10:11:05
From: roughbarked
ID: 736567
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Peak Warming Man said:

Cant talk, Wookster Report.

Italian drone circa 1940, Tobruk.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v62/jonosterman/Machetti-Savoi_Tobruk1.jpg

or if that doesn’t work for you,

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Date: 14/06/2015 10:14:08
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736569
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hey Wookie. On ‘Lateline’ on Thursday night (IIRC) there was a segment on drone racing. I’m sure you’d find it interesting.

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Date: 14/06/2015 10:49:45
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736609
Subject: re: June Chatting

The official report says an Australian official named Agus, who spoke fluent Indonesian, told Mr Yohanis that Australia would not accept the asylum seekers.

“From the communication, he was generous and said: ‘We can’t accept you brought us immigrants here. Each of you will be given $US5000. With one condition: that you go back to Indonesia, use it for business and never do this kind of work ever again’,” Agus reportedly told the crew.

http://www.theage.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/indonesia-seeks-answers-from-ambassador-over-people-smuggler-cash-claims-20150614-ghn9rk

I wonder if that one condition is being adhered to?

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Date: 14/06/2015 10:50:47
From: Bubblecar
ID: 736612
Subject: re: June Chatting

One for buffy, from 1943:

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Date: 14/06/2015 10:51:17
From: wookiemeister
ID: 736614
Subject: re: June Chatting

they could give me 5000 dollars

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Date: 14/06/2015 10:51:38
From: kii
ID: 736615
Subject: re: June Chatting

So…we went to the hardware store to buy a 25’ hose and some fittings.

We came home with 100’ of heavy duty hose, a bargain pack of good fittings, a small, but lovely sturdy tool bag (for me), an oscillating wave sprinkler and a new drill. I did eye up a lovely 20oz hammer, but couldn’t justify it.

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Date: 14/06/2015 10:53:42
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736618
Subject: re: June Chatting

but couldn’t justify it.

what???????????

does not compute.

;-)

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Date: 14/06/2015 10:53:46
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736619
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


So…we went to the hardware store to buy a 25’ hose and some fittings.

We came home with 100’ of heavy duty hose, a bargain pack of good fittings, a small, but lovely sturdy tool bag (for me), an oscillating wave sprinkler and a new drill. I did eye up a lovely 20oz hammer, but couldn’t justify it.

They certainly saw you coming. :-P

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Date: 14/06/2015 10:54:15
From: party_pants
ID: 736620
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


The official report says an Australian official named Agus, who spoke fluent Indonesian, told Mr Yohanis that Australia would not accept the asylum seekers.

“From the communication, he was generous and said: ‘We can’t accept you brought us immigrants here. Each of you will be given $US5000. With one condition: that you go back to Indonesia, use it for business and never do this kind of work ever again’,” Agus reportedly told the crew.

http://www.theage.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/indonesia-seeks-answers-from-ambassador-over-people-smuggler-cash-claims-20150614-ghn9rk

I wonder if that one condition is being adhered to?

It does seem to me to be encouraging boat crews to double-dip.

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Date: 14/06/2015 10:56:10
From: kii
ID: 736623
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


but couldn’t justify it.

what???????????

does not compute.

;-)

Yeah, I know :(

mr kii reckons he has 20 hammers (he stopped counting at 20) and I really don’t need a heavy one. It was very shiny :D

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Date: 14/06/2015 10:57:16
From: kii
ID: 736624
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


kii said:

So…we went to the hardware store to buy a 25’ hose and some fittings.

We came home with 100’ of heavy duty hose, a bargain pack of good fittings, a small, but lovely sturdy tool bag (for me), an oscillating wave sprinkler and a new drill. I did eye up a lovely 20oz hammer, but couldn’t justify it.

They certainly saw you coming. :-P

Lots of specials because next weekend it is fathers day. The hose is really good – and on sale :D, so was the tool bag and the drill :P

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Date: 14/06/2015 10:58:52
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736630
Subject: re: June Chatting

tried to get in touch with my dad last fathers day. no good. must have got a crap clairvoyant.

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Date: 14/06/2015 10:58:53
From: party_pants
ID: 736631
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


So…we went to the hardware store to buy a 25’ hose and some fittings.

We came home with 100’ of heavy duty hose, a bargain pack of good fittings, a small, but lovely sturdy tool bag (for me), an oscillating wave sprinkler and a new drill. I did eye up a lovely 20oz hammer, but couldn’t justify it.

Are you going to make up 4 × 25’ hoses then, or just one long one?

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Date: 14/06/2015 11:01:53
From: kii
ID: 736636
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:

Are you going to make up 4 × 25’ hoses then, or just one long one?

We need two for the backyard and one for the front.

We get heavy duty ones because they wear out on the gravel landscaping. One of the backyard ones is too short and the one in the front needs to be replaced. We’ll do some swapping around.

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Date: 14/06/2015 11:07:31
From: party_pants
ID: 736639
Subject: re: June Chatting

Anyway. I’m doing a pantry clean-out and audit today.

Anyone want to start a book for the most past expiry date item found?

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Date: 14/06/2015 11:08:44
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736641
Subject: re: June Chatting

i reckon nigel the tin of baked beans in ham sauce….best before 2012.

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Date: 14/06/2015 11:09:09
From: Bubblecar
ID: 736642
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Anyway. I’m doing a pantry clean-out and audit today.

Anyone want to start a book for the most past expiry date item found?

There’ll be a little Vegemite jar with just a scrape left in it, use by 2006.

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Date: 14/06/2015 11:10:16
From: roughbarked
ID: 736645
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Anyway. I’m doing a pantry clean-out and audit today.

Anyone want to start a book for the most past expiry date item found?

There’s stuff in mine that has been there thirty years.

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Date: 14/06/2015 11:13:00
From: Bubblecar
ID: 736647
Subject: re: June Chatting

When I moved here from Hobart about 9 years ago, I finally threw out a shaker of Jane’s Crazy Mixed-Up Pepper (with some still left in it) that I bought when I first left home in 1977.

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Date: 14/06/2015 11:15:10
From: roughbarked
ID: 736649
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’ve got a yatrd full of junk that I’ve had since before 1977 and it is being cleared up. Since the bright sunshine is starting to dim, Id better get back to it before the rain arrives.

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Date: 14/06/2015 11:18:52
From: party_pants
ID: 736651
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


When I moved here from Hobart about 9 years ago, I finally threw out a shaker of Jane’s Crazy Mixed-Up Pepper (with some still left in it) that I bought when I first left home in 1977.

It was probably still good.

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Date: 14/06/2015 11:18:52
From: party_pants
ID: 736652
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


When I moved here from Hobart about 9 years ago, I finally threw out a shaker of Jane’s Crazy Mixed-Up Pepper (with some still left in it) that I bought when I first left home in 1977.

It was probably still good.

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Date: 14/06/2015 11:21:50
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736653
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Anyway. I’m doing a pantry clean-out and audit today.

Anyone want to start a book for the most past expiry date item found?

11 June 1998

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Date: 14/06/2015 11:22:53
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736654
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


i reckon nigel the tin of baked beans in ham sauce….best before 2012.

Bubblecar said:

There’ll be a little Vegemite jar with just a scrape left in it, use by 2006.

Is it just me pr are you two pantry cleaning fanatics?

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Date: 14/06/2015 11:31:41
From: kii
ID: 736656
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Anyway. I’m doing a pantry clean-out and audit today.

Anyone want to start a book for the most past expiry date item found?

Ground cinnamon 1997 or a take away tomato sauce sachet circa 2000.

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Date: 14/06/2015 11:33:52
From: Bubblecar
ID: 736658
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


party_pants said:

Anyway. I’m doing a pantry clean-out and audit today.

Anyone want to start a book for the most past expiry date item found?

Ground cinnamon 1997 or a take away tomato sauce sachet circa 2000.

To be fair, he should have told us how long he’s been living there.

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Date: 14/06/2015 11:39:26
From: Bubblecar
ID: 736659
Subject: re: June Chatting

If the house has been in the family for generations, he might find a 113-year-old tin of chocolates.

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Date: 14/06/2015 11:40:40
From: kii
ID: 736660
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


If the house has been in the family for generations, he might find a 113-year-old tin of chocolates.

Yum. Not.

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Date: 14/06/2015 11:41:39
From: Bubblecar
ID: 736662
Subject: re: June Chatting

Or 4000-year-old noodles.

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Date: 14/06/2015 11:45:26
From: Bubblecar
ID: 736663
Subject: re: June Chatting

World’s oldest soup:

The soup, sealed so tightly in its bronze cooking pot that it was still in a liquid state, was discovered in a tomb near Xian. It didn’t look too savory, having turned green from 2400 years of bronze oxidation. It also still contained bones, which delighted archeologists, probably because they didn’t actually have to eat it.

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Date: 14/06/2015 11:47:59
From: kii
ID: 736664
Subject: re: June Chatting

p_p’s pantry:

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Date: 14/06/2015 11:50:17
From: party_pants
ID: 736666
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


kii said:

party_pants said:

Anyway. I’m doing a pantry clean-out and audit today.

Anyone want to start a book for the most past expiry date item found?

Ground cinnamon 1997 or a take away tomato sauce sachet circa 2000.

To be fair, he should have told us how long he’s been living there.

Since about 2008. Oldest item so far with one shelf cleaned out – Cocoa powder use by Nov 2009.

Non-food items discovered:
1 hair comb.

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Date: 14/06/2015 11:51:15
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736667
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


World’s oldest soup:

The soup, sealed so tightly in its bronze cooking pot that it was still in a liquid state, was discovered in a tomb near Xian. It didn’t look too savory, having turned green from 2400 years of bronze oxidation. It also still contained bones, which delighted archeologists, probably because they didn’t actually have to eat it.


They probably found this pot with its buried owner and a substantial supply of cheap but tasty wine for the afterlife.

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Date: 14/06/2015 11:51:23
From: kii
ID: 736668
Subject: re: June Chatting

A really, really, really old peanut.

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Date: 14/06/2015 11:54:08
From: kii
ID: 736669
Subject: re: June Chatting

P.D. Gwaltney Jr. displays his pet ham, which is now exhibited in the Isle of Wight County Museum. The museum is celebrating the ham’s 112th birthday (last year).

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Date: 14/06/2015 11:56:38
From: Bubblecar
ID: 736671
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:

P.D. Gwaltney Jr. displays his pet ham, which is now exhibited in the Isle of Wight County Museum. The museum is celebrating the ham’s 112th birthday (last year).


You’d want a really hot mustard with that one.

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Date: 14/06/2015 11:57:52
From: Bubblecar
ID: 736672
Subject: re: June Chatting

Talking about meat, I’m off to get the roast lamb underway.

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Date: 14/06/2015 11:58:09
From: kii
ID: 736673
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ooo…121 year old piece of cheese from Lithuania!

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Date: 14/06/2015 11:58:16
From: party_pants
ID: 736674
Subject: re: June Chatting

new clubhouse leader – box of Taco shells – Sep 2008.

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Date: 14/06/2015 11:58:43
From: kii
ID: 736675
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


new clubhouse leader – box of Taco shells – Sep 2008.

You’re not trying hard enough!

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Date: 14/06/2015 12:06:08
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736676
Subject: re: June Chatting

>>new clubhouse leader

Hehe.

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Date: 14/06/2015 12:08:13
From: kii
ID: 736677
Subject: re: June Chatting

We’re going to watch more GoT.
I might revise my p_p pantry guesstimate:

A tin of evaporated milk 2006 or a half-eaten bag of Twisties (held closed with a wooden peg) circa 2010.

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Date: 14/06/2015 12:10:04
From: buffy
ID: 736678
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’d like to thank whoever it was the other day that reminded me about the Scottish show “Taking over the Asylum” Mr buffy is presently moving it off my video tape onto a disc so we can watch it tonight. Nothing we want to watch on TV tonight.

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Date: 14/06/2015 12:11:24
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736679
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

I’d like to thank whoever it was the other day that reminded me about the Scottish show “Taking over the Asylum” Mr buffy is presently moving it off my video tape onto a disc so we can watch it tonight. Nothing we want to watch on TV tonight.

No worries.

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Date: 14/06/2015 12:13:30
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736681
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


kii said:
P.D. Gwaltney Jr. displays his pet ham, which is now exhibited in the Isle of Wight County Museum. The museum is celebrating the ham’s 112th birthday (last year).


You’d want a really hot mustard with that one.

And it’s still chained.

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Date: 14/06/2015 12:14:06
From: party_pants
ID: 736682
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


party_pants said:

new clubhouse leader – box of Taco shells – Sep 2008.

You’re not trying hard enough!

Am too.

I just found a pair of new lawnmower blades and the instruction manual for my lawnmower.

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Date: 14/06/2015 12:21:41
From: buffy
ID: 736685
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


One for buffy, from 1943:


It’s perhaps a little sad that I actually know what a Ful-Vue looked like. That is the rimless version. That shape was also available in “shell”, which meant tortoiseshell (light tort or dark tort). There was a box of Ful-Vues in my practice when I bought it. We had to toss them out as the plastic had crystallized. You also had to be very careful when heating them to fit the lenses because that type of plastic had a bad habit of bursting into flames. This stuff I know from talking with my first bosses, both of whom are now dead of old age after 35 years since I met them.

I’m trying to catch up with you lot, but you are very talkative this morning.

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Date: 14/06/2015 12:27:44
From: buffy
ID: 736689
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Anyway. I’m doing a pantry clean-out and audit today.

Anyone want to start a book for the most past expiry date item found?

A spice of some sort. Or cooking salt. I found some when we moved that was something like 20 years old.

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Date: 14/06/2015 12:34:54
From: transition
ID: 736696
Subject: re: June Chatting

rainin, been rainin’ quite a bit, it’s undry

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Date: 14/06/2015 12:38:51
From: buffy
ID: 736701
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


rainin, been rainin’ quite a bit, it’s undry

Weak Winter sun here. I should partake for a while and rip out some weeds.

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Date: 14/06/2015 12:52:44
From: party_pants
ID: 736706
Subject: re: June Chatting

Damn those ugly wind turbines ruining the landscape

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Date: 14/06/2015 12:53:38
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 736707
Subject: re: June Chatting

arvo folks

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Date: 14/06/2015 12:58:46
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 736709
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Damn those ugly wind turbines ruining the landscape


I hate the coal mines as much as anybody, but I think we should recognise that the total area of land taken up by say a 1 GW power station plus associated coal mines, storage areas, and waste disposal areas is much less than the area that would be taken up by wind turbines with the same average output, plus associated energy storage facilities.

I don’t think that the either/orist debate we invariably get on these things actually does anybody any good.

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Date: 14/06/2015 13:05:19
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736716
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Damn those ugly wind turbines ruining the landscape


Heh.

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Date: 14/06/2015 13:08:39
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 736719
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


party_pants said:

Damn those ugly wind turbines ruining the landscape


Heh.

Well spotted.

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Date: 14/06/2015 13:15:03
From: PermeateFree
ID: 736722
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


One for buffy, from 1943:


Salesmen got a very bad name in those days.

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Date: 14/06/2015 13:28:02
From: captain_spalding
ID: 736724
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Bubblecar said:

One for buffy, from 1943:


Salesmen got a very bad name in those days.


Wonder if Jimmy made it home?

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Date: 14/06/2015 13:42:52
From: transition
ID: 736730
Subject: re: June Chatting

winter’s here
sing along with now you can
winter’s here
green grass’n puddles’n rain

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Date: 14/06/2015 14:22:25
From: buffy
ID: 736736
Subject: re: June Chatting

I was just reading a news piece about a pair of diabetic twins taking their sensor dog to school with them in Canberra and I was prompted to look for the research about dogs who detect low blood sugar. You do have to be careful with the British Medical Journal December edition – there is always a spoof paper in there somewhere, sometimes difficult to pick – but this is an early suggestion (2000) along these lines, written in a wonderfully amusing manner.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC27564/

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Date: 14/06/2015 14:26:36
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 736737
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

I was just reading a news piece about a pair of diabetic twins taking their sensor dog to school with them in Canberra and I was prompted to look for the research about dogs who detect low blood sugar. You do have to be careful with the British Medical Journal December edition – there is always a spoof paper in there somewhere, sometimes difficult to pick – but this is an early suggestion (2000) along these lines, written in a wonderfully amusing manner.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC27564/

anecdotal evidence – Anzac can detect extreme low blood glucose levels

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Date: 14/06/2015 14:27:49
From: OCDC
ID: 736738
Subject: re: June Chatting

Appropriately named puppy.

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Date: 14/06/2015 14:30:28
From: OCDC
ID: 736739
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’ve facebooked it, seeing as buffy doesn’t do that sort of thing.

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Date: 14/06/2015 14:34:59
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736740
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/queensland/ravenshoe-burns-victims-facing-50-hours-of-surgery-20150613-ghn7yi.html

I wouldn’t have thought a gas explosion like that at Ravenshoe would result in such severe burns. I’d have thought that the flash like nature of the explosion wouldn’t last long enough to do enough damage. Is there any information about how long a burn needs to last to cause specific injuries?

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Date: 14/06/2015 14:49:27
From: buffy
ID: 736741
Subject: re: June Chatting

This looks like the most recent attempt to sciencify it:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3737201/

Says they are probably better than chance, but it’s difficult to do the study.

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Date: 14/06/2015 14:51:57
From: buffy
ID: 736742
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


buffy said:

I was just reading a news piece about a pair of diabetic twins taking their sensor dog to school with them in Canberra and I was prompted to look for the research about dogs who detect low blood sugar. You do have to be careful with the British Medical Journal December edition – there is always a spoof paper in there somewhere, sometimes difficult to pick – but this is an early suggestion (2000) along these lines, written in a wonderfully amusing manner.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC27564/

anecdotal evidence – Anzac can detect extreme low blood glucose levels

The researchers seem to be trying to work out if the dogs are going on scent (possible), effects like shakiness, grumpiness (also possible), or something else. I’d suspect it’s a bit of a combination of things.

I wasn’t sitting here at the computer this afternoon, I was going to do more stuff outside. But I got myself sidetracked. Now I shall go outside for a bit.

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Date: 14/06/2015 14:52:32
From: OCDC
ID: 736743
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:

http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/queensland/ravenshoe-burns-victims-facing-50-hours-of-surgery-20150613-ghn7yi.html

I wouldn’t have thought a gas explosion like that at Ravenshoe would result in such severe burns. I’d have thought that the flash like nature of the explosion wouldn’t last long enough to do enough damage. Is there any information about how long a burn needs to last to cause specific injuries?

Skin burns really easily – even a splash of hot water can cause full thickness burns. I’m surprised they all survived the initial blast and that only one has died so far.

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Date: 14/06/2015 14:54:29
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736744
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Witty Rejoinder said:
http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/queensland/ravenshoe-burns-victims-facing-50-hours-of-surgery-20150613-ghn7yi.html

I wouldn’t have thought a gas explosion like that at Ravenshoe would result in such severe burns. I’d have thought that the flash like nature of the explosion wouldn’t last long enough to do enough damage. Is there any information about how long a burn needs to last to cause specific injuries?

Skin burns really easily – even a splash of hot water can cause full thickness burns. I’m surprised they all survived the initial blast and that only one has died so far.

I see. That is my learning for the day.

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Date: 14/06/2015 15:03:03
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 736745
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

buffy said:

I was just reading a news piece about a pair of diabetic twins taking their sensor dog to school with them in Canberra and I was prompted to look for the research about dogs who detect low blood sugar. You do have to be careful with the British Medical Journal December edition – there is always a spoof paper in there somewhere, sometimes difficult to pick – but this is an early suggestion (2000) along these lines, written in a wonderfully amusing manner.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC27564/

anecdotal evidence – Anzac can detect extreme low blood glucose levels

The researchers seem to be trying to work out if the dogs are going on scent (possible), effects like shakiness, grumpiness (also possible), or something else. I’d suspect it’s a bit of a combination of things.

I wasn’t sitting here at the computer this afternoon, I was going to do more stuff outside. But I got myself sidetracked. Now I shall go outside for a bit.

i’d say it was scent, i’ve noticed anzac has more often woken me when i’m low than picked it up while i’m awake

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Date: 14/06/2015 15:28:07
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 736747
Subject: re: June Chatting

cracks knuckles…

time to start training for Tour de Frog…

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Date: 14/06/2015 15:30:59
From: transition
ID: 736748
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC27564/

if the animal has observed some pattern of behaviour involving the human companions attention (possibly involving purpose or even urgency, the latter of which dogs are very receptive), and associated this with a fix, and has attended the human during the fix, then good chance the dogs mood sensing and other things correlated like scent changes would lend to it being an early warning system.

dogs have evolved (selective breeding in generalized terms) to be early warning systems probably for a couple of hundred thousand years at least, some have even suggested humans and dogs have co-evolved, though’s probably a stretch, depends how you’d weight the various influence factors of the ancestral environments.

I’m guessing a dog could also alert a drug addict to be going into withdrawal, and probably direct them to their fix, if the directed had their faculties.

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Date: 14/06/2015 15:32:20
From: Woodie
ID: 736749
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

I was just reading a news piece about a pair of diabetic twins taking their sensor dog to school with them …….

I understand with extreme low blood sugar, your breath can smell like acetone.This is what they may be trained to detect.

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Date: 14/06/2015 15:33:59
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 736750
Subject: re: June Chatting

Woodie said:


buffy said:

I was just reading a news piece about a pair of diabetic twins taking their sensor dog to school with them …….

I understand with extreme low blood sugar, your breath can smell like acetone.This is what they may be trained to detect.

wrong way, that’s high blood sugar levels

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Date: 14/06/2015 15:34:24
From: party_pants
ID: 736751
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


buffy said:

I was just reading a news piece about a pair of diabetic twins taking their sensor dog to school with them in Canberra and I was prompted to look for the research about dogs who detect low blood sugar. You do have to be careful with the British Medical Journal December edition – there is always a spoof paper in there somewhere, sometimes difficult to pick – but this is an early suggestion (2000) along these lines, written in a wonderfully amusing manner.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC27564/

anecdotal evidence – Anzac can detect extreme low blood glucose levels

Ketones?

When I was at the horse-piddle the humans picked it.

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Date: 14/06/2015 15:35:45
From: party_pants
ID: 736752
Subject: re: June Chatting

(deletes post)

:)

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Date: 14/06/2015 15:36:54
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 736753
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

buffy said:

I was just reading a news piece about a pair of diabetic twins taking their sensor dog to school with them in Canberra and I was prompted to look for the research about dogs who detect low blood sugar. You do have to be careful with the British Medical Journal December edition – there is always a spoof paper in there somewhere, sometimes difficult to pick – but this is an early suggestion (2000) along these lines, written in a wonderfully amusing manner.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC27564/

anecdotal evidence – Anzac can detect extreme low blood glucose levels

Ketones?

When I was at the horse-piddle the humans picked it.

you had high blood sugar levels, leading to DKA.

I don’t think anzac detects that on me, just knows to get out of the way when my mood goes sour…

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Date: 14/06/2015 15:40:47
From: transition
ID: 736758
Subject: re: June Chatting

>wrong way, that’s high blood sugar levels

if your cells aren’t receptive to insulin, doesn’t that make you burn fat and produce ketones which is converted to acetone?

probably talking out my arse

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Date: 14/06/2015 15:43:04
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 736761
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


>wrong way, that’s high blood sugar levels

if your cells aren’t receptive to insulin, doesn’t that make you burn fat and produce ketones which is converted to acetone?

probably talking out my arse

yes, but if your cells aren’t receptive to insulin, your blood sugar level goes up… not down…

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Date: 14/06/2015 15:46:05
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736762
Subject: re: June Chatting

If you don’t mind me asking PP how had you been neglecting your type II diabetes which prompted your recent stay in hospital?

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Date: 14/06/2015 16:05:33
From: OCDC
ID: 736765
Subject: re: June Chatting

I didn’t even know you had a stay in hospital. When exactly was it that petert tried to get your boat?

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Date: 14/06/2015 16:06:39
From: party_pants
ID: 736766
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


If you don’t mind me asking PP how had you been neglecting your type II diabetes which prompted your recent stay in hospital?

Just not measuring & recording blood sugar levels regularly, ie hardly at all. Would have picked up changes sooner before getting really sick and ending up in the horse-piddle. I’d been maintaining good diet, good weight & exercise etc and just not feeling any different, until it all crashed in a heap.

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Date: 14/06/2015 16:07:22
From: party_pants
ID: 736767
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


I didn’t even know you had a stay in hospital. When exactly was it that petert tried to get your boat?

I was careful not to let him know.

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Date: 14/06/2015 16:07:54
From: transition
ID: 736768
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC27564/

dogs have been around humans a long time, hunting with each other, finding water and drinking from same places, fallen asleep and sleeping together, been woken by the same things, been woken by each other, sought shelter from rain, wind and sun together, gotten hungry together, got thirsty together, alerted each other to all sorts, played together, been ill around each other, observed/sensed mood changes of each other, died around each other, fought around each other.

that’s a lot of together

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Date: 14/06/2015 16:08:37
From: OCDC
ID: 736769
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:

OCDC said:
I didn’t even know you had a stay in hospital. When exactly was it that petert tried to get your boat?
I was careful not to let him know.
A wise idea.

And how crazy did you go? What was your HbA1c?

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Date: 14/06/2015 16:09:41
From: OCDC
ID: 736770
Subject: re: June Chatting

BTW erectile dysfunction is a common complication of diabetes so maybe that’ll inspirate you to look after yourself…

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Date: 14/06/2015 16:12:58
From: party_pants
ID: 736771
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


party_pants said:
OCDC said:
I didn’t even know you had a stay in hospital. When exactly was it that petert tried to get your boat?
I was careful not to let him know.
A wise idea.

And how crazy did you go? What was your HbA1c?

I don’t know. They told me lots of stuff like that but I can’t remember it all. Going to see the specialist tomorrow for follow-up. They sort of let me out for the weekend to clear a bed for the weekend car crash victims.

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Date: 14/06/2015 16:14:23
From: OCDC
ID: 736772
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:

OCDC said:
party_pants said:
I was careful not to let him know.
A wise idea.

And how crazy did you go? What was your HbA1c?

I don’t know. They told me lots of stuff like that but I can’t remember it all. Going to see the specialist tomorrow for follow-up. They sort of let me out for the weekend to clear a bed for the weekend car crash victims.
Hope it goes well. And I won’t breathe a word to petert…

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Date: 14/06/2015 16:14:29
From: transition
ID: 736773
Subject: re: June Chatting

>……that’ll inspirate you to look after yourself…

so anxiety’n fright

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Date: 14/06/2015 16:16:48
From: sibeen
ID: 736774
Subject: re: June Chatting

Just changed the blades on my mower. First time it has been done on this one. It’s only about 22 years old, but bugger it, I thought I’d do it anyway.

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Date: 14/06/2015 16:17:44
From: poikilotherm
ID: 736776
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


BTW erectile dysfunction is a common complication of diabetes so maybe that’ll inspirate you to look after yourself…

Nothing like a limp penis motivator.

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Date: 14/06/2015 16:21:32
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736777
Subject: re: June Chatting

More big corporate tax minimisation:

Apple is sitting on the biggest pile of cash in corporate history, some $US200 billion ($259 billion) stowed offshore, safely out of reach of frustrated US tax authorities.

http://www.theage.com.au/business/tax-avoiders-apple-joins-other-multinationals-in-sinking-to-the-bottom-of-the-ocean-20150612-ghmgnl.html

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Date: 14/06/2015 16:23:11
From: party_pants
ID: 736778
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Just changed the blades on my mower. First time it has been done on this one. It’s only about 22 years old, but bugger it, I thought I’d do it anyway.

It’ll be like having a brand new machine.

I cleaned out the pantry this morning. Right down the back on the bottom shelf I found a set of new blades (still in the packet) along with the instruction manul for the mower.

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Date: 14/06/2015 16:44:00
From: transition
ID: 736781
Subject: re: June Chatting

>First time it has been done on this one. It’s only about 22 years old

would have startled the ol’ girl reachin’ up under there

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Date: 14/06/2015 16:47:15
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 736782
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


>First time it has been done on this one. It’s only about 22 years old

would have startled the ol’ girl reachin’ up under there

Hope you gave her a kiss first, and not just wham bang thankyou mam?

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Date: 14/06/2015 16:48:59
From: party_pants
ID: 736783
Subject: re: June Chatting

I reckon Sibeen is so excited he’s out there cutting his neighbour’s grass, and wondering why he never did it 15 years ago.

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Date: 14/06/2015 16:55:10
From: transition
ID: 736784
Subject: re: June Chatting

we could all have a go at guessing if it’s a two-stroke or four-stroke

i’m going with the latter.

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Date: 14/06/2015 16:56:16
From: transition
ID: 736785
Subject: re: June Chatting

actually no I take that back, if it’s as old as he said I reckon two-stroke

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Date: 14/06/2015 17:01:05
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 736786
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


we could all have a go at guessing if it’s a two-stroke or four-stroke

i’m going with the latter.

Well I’m going to hedge my bets and say a three stroke!

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Date: 14/06/2015 17:07:58
From: Spider Lily
ID: 736789
Subject: re: June Chatting

Afternoon all

Not long back from the Ironman… O M G those Ironmen and women are just amazing, such finely tuned machines. I was in total awe! Oh and I manage to see Bahrain’s Prince Nasser bin Hamad al-Khalifa ride past and along with him was 3 motorbikes with 2 on each bike.. I couldn’t wait to see him start the marathon I had been down there for several hours already..

So total of 66 groups through the house with todays 2 openings and one group returned for a more thorough inspection :) We have a twilight opening on Wed but am hoping for an offer before then. crosses fingers

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Date: 14/06/2015 17:09:47
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 736790
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:


Afternoon all

Not long back from the Ironman… O M G those Ironmen and women are just amazing, such finely tuned machines. I was in total awe! Oh and I manage to see Bahrain’s Prince Nasser bin Hamad al-Khalifa ride past and along with him was 3 motorbikes with 2 on each bike.. I couldn’t wait to see him start the marathon I had been down there for several hours already..

So total of 66 groups through the house with todays 2 openings and one group returned for a more thorough inspection :) We have a twilight opening on Wed but am hoping for an offer before then. crosses fingers

sounding good

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Date: 14/06/2015 17:12:53
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736791
Subject: re: June Chatting

hope you used all new fixings for those blades sibeen.

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Date: 14/06/2015 17:13:09
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736792
Subject: re: June Chatting

“A female competitor at the Ironman Cairns event in far north Queensland has been pulled from the water unconscious shortly after the start of the swim leg.”

She must have seen the Prince too.

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Date: 14/06/2015 17:16:00
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736793
Subject: re: June Chatting

bob(from black rock) said:


transition said:

we could all have a go at guessing if it’s a two-stroke or four-stroke

i’m going with the latter.

Well I’m going to hedge my bets and say a three stroke!

Bzzzt, wrong.
And no more guesses, three strokes and your out.

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Date: 14/06/2015 17:18:52
From: Spider Lily
ID: 736794
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


“A female competitor at the Ironman Cairns event in far north Queensland has been pulled from the water unconscious shortly after the start of the swim leg.”

She must have seen the Prince too.

LOL… No she was in the 70.3 not the Ironman and this is a common occurance in the swim leg, it’s pretty rough out there in the mosh pit of arms and legs I’m sure Poiky will concur. One of our swimmers also had to be pulled out and she is just devastated as this means the team doesn’t make a time and ends up with DNF beside the team name :(

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Date: 14/06/2015 17:25:12
From: dv
ID: 736795
Subject: re: June Chatting

To avoid the impression that road fines are strictly money raising exercises, maybe the state governments should divide up the fine revenue evenly among all the driving license holders who did not incur any fines during the year. Should probably be a cheque for 400 bucks or so. This would also reinforce the concept that it is a battle between normal people and lawbreakers.

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Date: 14/06/2015 17:30:30
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736796
Subject: re: June Chatting

Someones just been booked I’d say, maybe ran a red light and told the Officer that he was going too fast to safely stop.

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Date: 14/06/2015 17:30:40
From: AwesomeO
ID: 736797
Subject: re: June Chatting

THREE MEN GO TO WAR: INSIDE THE CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS

5.30pm – 6.30pmSBS HDTonight
On October 22, 1962, President John F Kennedy informed the world that the Soviet Union was building secret missile bases on the island of Cuba, 90 miles off the shores of Florida. The events of the next tension-filled 13 days, known as the Cuban Missile Crisis, struck fear across the globe as the world teetered on the edge of nuclear disaster. The fate of the planet ultimately lay in the hands of three powerful men: Khrushchev, Castro and Kennedy.

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Date: 14/06/2015 17:31:26
From: transition
ID: 736798
Subject: re: June Chatting

>Bzzzt, wrong.

what would a steam engine be that has steam injected in a pressurized on alternate ends of the piston, that’s be a one-stroke I suppose if the term wasn’t meant for internal combustion engines.

the old commer truck dad had when I was a young fella was interesting, four cylinder two-stroke diesel as recall, two crank shafts and eight pistons, two pistons in each bore that travel toward each other, and neat supercharger to give it air. Terrible firebugs, even with spark arrestors.

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Date: 14/06/2015 17:32:49
From: transition
ID: 736799
Subject: re: June Chatting

>lawbreakers.

everyone is a lawbreaker

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Date: 14/06/2015 17:33:38
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736800
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


THREE MEN GO TO WAR: INSIDE THE CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS

5.30pm – 6.30pmSBS HDTonight
On October 22, 1962, President John F Kennedy informed the world that the Soviet Union was building secret missile bases on the island of Cuba, 90 miles off the shores of Florida. The events of the next tension-filled 13 days, known as the Cuban Missile Crisis, struck fear across the globe as the world teetered on the edge of nuclear disaster. The fate of the planet ultimately lay in the hands of three powerful men: Khrushchev, Castro and Kennedy.

Be good, if done well.
That episode was no media beatup, the doomsday clock almost reached midnight.

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Date: 14/06/2015 17:35:41
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736801
Subject: re: June Chatting

>>what would a steam engine be that has steam injected in a pressurized on alternate ends of the piston

A reciprocating steam engine.

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Date: 14/06/2015 17:38:57
From: OCDC
ID: 736802
Subject: re: June Chatting

Steak and garlicky chips tonight.

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Date: 14/06/2015 17:40:07
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736803
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Steak and garlicky chips tonight.

And what libation will Madam be having with that?

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Date: 14/06/2015 17:41:05
From: OCDC
ID: 736804
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:

OCDC said:
Steak and garlicky chips tonight.
And what libation will Madam be having with that?
Apple cordial.

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Date: 14/06/2015 17:42:13
From: AwesomeO
ID: 736805
Subject: re: June Chatting

I have a question for the doctor, people with Parkinson’s who see ghosts is that the disease or the medication?

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Date: 14/06/2015 17:43:10
From: OCDC
ID: 736807
Subject: re: June Chatting

Disease. If they don’t have the tremor and other signs and symptoms of Parkinson’s, it’s called dementia with Lewy bodies.

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Date: 14/06/2015 17:44:56
From: Arts
ID: 736808
Subject: re: June Chatting

boring old Caesar salad here tonight.. I can’t be bothered doing much else.

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Date: 14/06/2015 17:47:54
From: OCDC
ID: 736810
Subject: re: June Chatting

I have one of these. $4 at a junk shop. It’s awesome. We chip everything now – spuds, carrots, broccoli stalks (to keep Granny happy) etc.

!http://img.hisupplier.com/var/userImages/2010-03/20/jointbeauty$150908368(s).jpg!

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Date: 14/06/2015 17:48:20
From: OCDC
ID: 736811
Subject: re: June Chatting

I guess the brackets screwed with it.

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Date: 14/06/2015 17:49:00
From: OCDC
ID: 736812
Subject: re: June Chatting

Even the same colour.

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Date: 14/06/2015 17:56:36
From: Arts
ID: 736813
Subject: re: June Chatting

what if you want something thinner than chips?

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Date: 14/06/2015 17:58:08
From: kii
ID: 736814
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


“A female competitor at the Ironman Cairns event in far north Queensland has been pulled from the water unconscious shortly after the start of the swim leg.”

She must have seen the Prince too.

Gosh that sounds like so much fun!

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Date: 14/06/2015 17:58:27
From: OCDC
ID: 736815
Subject: re: June Chatting

Then I compromise with myself and chip it anyway.

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Date: 14/06/2015 18:00:16
From: Spider Lily
ID: 736816
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


boring old Caesar salad here tonight.. I can’t be bothered doing much else.

I’m the same with the can’t be bothered bit so it’s pizza for me.. :)

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Date: 14/06/2015 18:01:02
From: Arts
ID: 736817
Subject: re: June Chatting

ha!

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Date: 14/06/2015 18:01:37
From: kii
ID: 736818
Subject: re: June Chatting

Damn toe has swollen up from stoopid ant bite I was given this morning. Think I need a Benadryl or two.

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Date: 14/06/2015 18:01:52
From: sibeen
ID: 736819
Subject: re: June Chatting

So why are you selling up, Jo?

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Date: 14/06/2015 18:04:12
From: Arts
ID: 736820
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Damn toe has swollen up from stoopid ant bite I was given this morning. Think I need a Benadryl or two.

roughy knows a thing or to about ant bites…

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Date: 14/06/2015 18:04:21
From: Arts
ID: 736821
Subject: re: June Chatting

+w

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Date: 14/06/2015 18:06:14
From: OCDC
ID: 736822
Subject: re: June Chatting

As does Glowie.

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Date: 14/06/2015 18:08:07
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 736823
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


As does Glowie.

I haven’t heard of her for years how is she?

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Date: 14/06/2015 18:17:06
From: kii
ID: 736824
Subject: re: June Chatting

Great.
I feel like I’m in excellent company.
Two little pink tablets down the hatch and a slathering of tea tree lotion.
Daisy heard the rattle of the tablets and came in for hers. She does love a ham wrapped Benadryl or 2.

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Date: 14/06/2015 18:23:42
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736825
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Great.
I feel like I’m in excellent company.
Two little pink tablets down the hatch and a slathering of tea tree lotion.
Daisy heard the rattle of the tablets and came in for hers. She does love a ham wrapped Benadryl or 2.

Throw those earthly crutches away and live by every word of the Lord.
Ring PeterT Ministries on 1300CRUTCH and be blessed.

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Date: 14/06/2015 18:25:24
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736826
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ring PeterT Ministries on 1300CROTCH and be blessed.

WHAT????

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Date: 14/06/2015 18:26:35
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 736827
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


kii said:

Damn toe has swollen up from stoopid ant bite I was given this morning. Think I need a Benadryl or two.

roughy knows a thing or to about ant bites…

What you need is an alcohol rub! Get a bottle of scotch, drink the lot, then rub yourself with the empty bottle.

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Date: 14/06/2015 18:32:33
From: kii
ID: 736829
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:

Throw those earthly crutches away and live by every word of the Lord.
Ring PeterT Ministries on 1300CRUTCH and be blessed.

We stopped at a yard sale this morning, at the weird little church down the road. When the lady was giving me my change she slipped a homemade prayer card in with the notes. I left it on the table. I did pick up a sweet little basket made by an Amish woman.

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Date: 14/06/2015 18:33:09
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736831
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


Ring PeterT Ministries on 1300CROTCH and be blessed.

WHAT????

Burn him, burn him, burn burn……………………………………..

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Date: 14/06/2015 18:40:18
From: OCDC
ID: 736833
Subject: re: June Chatting

Love my new frypan.

My old non-stick pans were from my povvo student days and not very good even new. This one I got for less than half-price and I think I might get more from that range.

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Date: 14/06/2015 18:43:59
From: sibeen
ID: 736834
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Love my new frypan.

My old non-stick pans were from my povvo student days and not very good even new. This one I got for less than half-price and I think I might get more from that range.

Unbelievable!

Droppy is still Beemerless, and you’re spending money on fripperies.

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Date: 14/06/2015 18:47:34
From: OCDC
ID: 736837
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:

OCDC said:
Love my new frypan.

My old non-stick pans were from my povvo student days and not very good even new. This one I got for less than half-price and I think I might get more from that range.

Unbelievable!

Droppy is still Beemerless, and you’re spending money on fripperies.

If I can’t eat and waste away to nothing I won’t be able to earn money!

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Date: 14/06/2015 18:48:07
From: party_pants
ID: 736838
Subject: re: June Chatting

How did the mower go Sibeen – noticeable difference?

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Date: 14/06/2015 18:50:30
From: poikilotherm
ID: 736839
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


sibeen said:
OCDC said:
Love my new frypan.

My old non-stick pans were from my povvo student days and not very good even new. This one I got for less than half-price and I think I might get more from that range.

Unbelievable!

Droppy is still Beemerless, and you’re spending money on fripperies.

If I can’t eat and waste away to nothing I won’t be able to earn money!

Baccarat are awesome, we have a whole set now after dumping our uni bought cookware.

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Date: 14/06/2015 18:51:30
From: sibeen
ID: 736840
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


How did the mower go Sibeen – noticeable difference?

I cut a patch of lawn about 3 × 2 metres, just to make sure it was all working fine. I didn’t want to overdo things :)

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Date: 14/06/2015 18:53:02
From: buffy
ID: 736842
Subject: re: June Chatting

Food report: Pork fillet with redcurrant gravy. Fresh picked broccoli with home made Hollandaise sauce. Steamed cob of corn and fresh picked silverbeet.

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Date: 14/06/2015 18:53:51
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 736843
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


OCDC said:

Love my new frypan.

My old non-stick pans were from my povvo student days and not very good even new. This one I got for less than half-price and I think I might get more from that range.

Unbelievable!

Droppy is still Beemerless, and you’re spending money on fripperies.

the frying pan however, will come in useful when droppy returns late at night with whisky on his breath…

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Date: 14/06/2015 18:55:03
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 736844
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


party_pants said:

How did the mower go Sibeen – noticeable difference?

I cut a patch of lawn about 3 × 2 metres, just to make sure it was all working fine. I didn’t want to overdo things :)

3×2?!? that’s not lawn… that was your doormat…

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Date: 14/06/2015 18:57:37
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736845
Subject: re: June Chatting

i scored some chef inox from my dead mate.

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:01:30
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736848
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


i scored some chef inox from my dead mate.

You seemed to have scored a lot from this dead mate.

Exactly how did this ‘mate’ die?

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:04:18
From: kii
ID: 736850
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


i scored some chef inox from my dead mate.

That doesn’t sound at all suspicious.

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:05:18
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736852
Subject: re: June Chatting

weeeeellllll. it was funny really. one minute he was fine and the next….pancreatic cancer.

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:06:11
From: party_pants
ID: 736853
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


ChrispenEvan said:

i scored some chef inox from my dead mate.

That doesn’t sound at all suspicious.

I’m sure he was already dead when Boris got there.

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:06:37
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736855
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


weeeeellllll. it was funny really. one minute he was fine and the next….pancreatic cancer.

How do you give someone pancreatic cancer?

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:07:00
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736856
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m sure he was already dead when Boris got there.

yes, yes he was. sorta.

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:09:34
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736857
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


ChrispenEvan said:

weeeeellllll. it was funny really. one minute he was fine and the next….pancreatic cancer.

How do you give someone pancreatic cancer?

Relax Witty, it’s not sexually transmitted.

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:09:49
From: buffy
ID: 736858
Subject: re: June Chatting

So, do we know yet why Spider Lily is selling up?

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:10:51
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 736860
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

So, do we know yet why Spider Lily is selling up?

Well if she wants us to know she’ll tell us.

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:11:46
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736861
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

So, do we know yet why Spider Lily is selling up?

She’s killed CS and put him under the floor-boards and she needs to get as far away as possible.

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:13:21
From: buffy
ID: 736864
Subject: re: June Chatting

So I haven’t missed anything then. OK. I miss some of the Chat during the week. Simply not enough hours in the days.

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:16:05
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736867
Subject: re: June Chatting

Will you be watching this Buffy?

The Secret River

Time8:30pm – 9:52pm
ChannelABC Victoria
Production Year (2015)

In 1813 ex-convict Will Thornhill settles on the beautiful Hawkesbury River. But his plans are soon overshadowed by misunderstandings and conflict with the local Indigenous people.

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:18:42
From: buffy
ID: 736870
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Will you be watching this Buffy?

The Secret River

Time8:30pm – 9:52pm
ChannelABC Victoria
Production Year (2015)

In 1813 ex-convict Will Thornhill settles on the beautiful Hawkesbury River. But his plans are soon overshadowed by misunderstandings and conflict with the local Indigenous people.

No. I’ve read a lot of history, including contemporary accounts, and I don’t want to watch the hunts.

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:18:52
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 736871
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

So I haven’t missed anything then. OK. I miss some of the Chat during the week. Simply not enough hours in the days.

it’s ok, all the sordid details are on fb…

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:19:44
From: buffy
ID: 736872
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


buffy said:

So I haven’t missed anything then. OK. I miss some of the Chat during the week. Simply not enough hours in the days.

it’s ok, all the sordid details are on fb…

sordid, eh?

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:21:12
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 736873
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

buffy said:

So I haven’t missed anything then. OK. I miss some of the Chat during the week. Simply not enough hours in the days.

it’s ok, all the sordid details are on fb…

sordid, eh?

yeah…

sorry, i’d tell you, but fb is like vegas…

and what happens in vegas, stays in vegas…

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:22:05
From: buffy
ID: 736874
Subject: re: June Chatting

It’s fine stumpy. I don’t actually have to know.

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:22:25
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 736875
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

buffy said:

So I haven’t missed anything then. OK. I miss some of the Chat during the week. Simply not enough hours in the days.

it’s ok, all the sordid details are on fb…

sordid, eh?

Sword did what?

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:24:42
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 736876
Subject: re: June Chatting

bob(from black rock) said:


buffy said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

it’s ok, all the sordid details are on fb…

sordid, eh?

Sword did what?

got a bit of a stutter there bob?

never fear, wookie will give you some magnesium to clear that right up…

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:30:44
From: buffy
ID: 736879
Subject: re: June Chatting

Now, let’s see how Takin over the Asylum has translated from video to disc. These actors are going to look soooo young…

Wikipedia says:

Takin’ Over the Asylum is a six-part BBC Scotland television drama about a hospital radio station in a Glasgow psychiatric hospital. It was written by Donna Franceschild, produced by Chris Parr and directed by David Blair. It is set in a fictional hospital called St Jude’s Asylum, filmed in the now closed Gartloch Hospital (formerly asylum)

The station is developed by alcoholic double glazing salesman Eddie McKenna (Ken Stott), who is an aspiring disc jockey at St. Jude’s Hospital, named after the patron saint of lost causes. He meets a range of people with various mental illnesses:

Campbell (David Tennant) – a young, enthusiastic contributor to the station, who is a manic depressive (bi-polar).

Francine (Katy Murphy) – a long-term depressive patient who self harms and to whom McKenna is strongly attracted.

Fergus (Angus Macfadyen) – an electrical engineer, who has schizophrenia and a habit of escaping from the hospital then returning.

Rosalie (Ruth McCabe) – a middle-aged housewife who has OCD regarding cleanliness and is separating from her husband.

I sort of remember it, but it is twenty years ago.

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:33:11
From: Spider Lily
ID: 736881
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

So, do we know yet why Spider Lily is selling up?

It’s good time to sell, this house was always an investment and we are going to kick massive goals by selling now. To kill time on our first open on Saturday we went and had a look at our competition and I was very pleasantly surprised at how many people were looking at houses in our price range. So very different to when we were looking at the same range 2 1/2 years ago so back then it was a buyers market, now it’s a sellers market.

My super is going to look so much better in a few weeks :)

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:35:33
From: kii
ID: 736882
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


buffy said:

So, do we know yet why Spider Lily is selling up?

She’s killed CS and put him under the floor-boards and she needs to get as far away as possible.

Sounds like a plan.

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:37:10
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 736884
Subject: re: June Chatting

Im buying a new pair of cargo pants

These baggy cargo pants Zip off to make cargo shorts. It’s like two for one. Cotton twill and corduroy. Four pockets plus look for the hidden stash pocket. Each Pair of pants are unique, and come in assorted patchwork colors.

http://www.hippieshop.com/cgi-bin/gold/item/4018

lots of good stuff here

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:37:36
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 736885
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:


buffy said:

So, do we know yet why Spider Lily is selling up?

It’s good time to sell, this house was always an investment and we are going to kick massive goals by selling now. To kill time on our first open on Saturday we went and had a look at our competition and I was very pleasantly surprised at how many people were looking at houses in our price range. So very different to when we were looking at the same range 2 1/2 years ago so back then it was a buyers market, now it’s a sellers market.

My super is going to look so much better in a few weeks :)

how long have you had that place for?

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:38:57
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 736886
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:

Im buying a new pair of cargo pants

These baggy cargo pants Zip off to make cargo shorts. It’s like two for one. Cotton twill and corduroy. Four pockets plus look for the hidden stash pocket. Each Pair of pants are unique, and come in assorted patchwork colors.

http://www.hippieshop.com/cgi-bin/gold/item/4018

lots of good stuff here

I already have a pair of the blue ones

I’m buying the brown ones

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:39:52
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 736887
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


To avoid the impression that road fines are strictly money raising exercises, maybe the state governments should divide up the fine revenue evenly among all the driving license holders who did not incur any fines during the year. Should probably be a cheque for 400 bucks or so. This would also reinforce the concept that it is a battle between normal people and lawbreakers.

Could do that I suppose, but wouldn’t it be more efficient just to donate the money to some organisation that provides services to the general community across the state?

To the State Government for instance.

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:40:57
From: Spider Lily
ID: 736888
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

buffy said:

So, do we know yet why Spider Lily is selling up?

She’s killed CS and put him under the floor-boards and she needs to get as far away as possible.

Sounds like a plan.

Now now ;)

Admittedly there have been a few moments over the past 6-8 weeks where I may have even instigated something like this but in fairness it has been an extremely stressful situation and I too could have been the body under the floor boards :) In the end we have both worked very hard to present a beautiful home for sale :)

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:41:32
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736889
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:

Im buying a new pair of cargo pants

These baggy cargo pants Zip off to make cargo shorts. It’s like two for one. Cotton twill and corduroy. Four pockets plus look for the hidden stash pocket. Each Pair of pants are unique, and come in assorted patchwork colors.

http://www.hippieshop.com/cgi-bin/gold/item/4018

lots of good stuff here


They would have to be some of the ugliest pants i’ve ever seen.

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:42:00
From: Spider Lily
ID: 736890
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:

how long have you had that place for?

2 1/2 years Stumpy.. I love real estate, it’s so edgy :)

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:42:44
From: buffy
ID: 736891
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m with Witty, I’m afraid.

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:43:10
From: btm
ID: 736892
Subject: re: June Chatting

Do you own the place outright, SL, or is it mortgaged?

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:43:13
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 736893
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

Im buying a new pair of cargo pants

These baggy cargo pants Zip off to make cargo shorts. It’s like two for one. Cotton twill and corduroy. Four pockets plus look for the hidden stash pocket. Each Pair of pants are unique, and come in assorted patchwork colors.

http://www.hippieshop.com/cgi-bin/gold/item/4018

lots of good stuff here


They would have to be some of the ugliest pants i’ve ever seen.

Not into patch work ?

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:45:07
From: Spider Lily
ID: 736894
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


Do you own the place outright, SL, or is it mortgaged?

It’s mortgage btm but have made our money work smart and have knocked nearly $40k off the mortgage :)

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:45:09
From: kii
ID: 736895
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

Im buying a new pair of cargo pants

These baggy cargo pants Zip off to make cargo shorts. It’s like two for one. Cotton twill and corduroy. Four pockets plus look for the hidden stash pocket. Each Pair of pants are unique, and come in assorted patchwork colors.

http://www.hippieshop.com/cgi-bin/gold/item/4018

lots of good stuff here


They would have to be some of the ugliest pants i’ve ever seen.

Those white shell necklaces were awful in the 70s, still awful now.

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:45:22
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 736896
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

how long have you had that place for?

2 1/2 years Stumpy.. I love real estate, it’s so edgy :)

bank valuations might be your biggest enemy for a good profit. they don’t like short periods between sales as they don’t look at the work you have done, and often value it much closer to the previous sale price as in their eyes it can’t raise in value much in only a couple of years

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:45:27
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736897
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

They would have to be some of the ugliest pants i’ve ever seen.

Not into patch work ?


I didn’t even know it was a thing but after seeing it I’d have to say i’m agin’ it.

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:45:37
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 736898
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

Im buying a new pair of cargo pants

These baggy cargo pants Zip off to make cargo shorts. It’s like two for one. Cotton twill and corduroy. Four pockets plus look for the hidden stash pocket. Each Pair of pants are unique, and come in assorted patchwork colors.

http://www.hippieshop.com/cgi-bin/gold/item/4018

lots of good stuff here


They would have to be some of the ugliest pants i’ve ever seen.

Not into patch work ?

What do you think of the blue ones?

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:46:28
From: kii
ID: 736899
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

I’m with Witty, I’m afraid.

Same.

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:46:29
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736900
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:

What do you think of the blue ones?

Just as bad.

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:47:12
From: party_pants
ID: 736901
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’ve abandonned cargo pants and just gorn back to plain jeans these days.

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:48:53
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 736902
Subject: re: June Chatting

um, ok

I have plain jeans too

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:50:58
From: kii
ID: 736904
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Benadryl seems to be working…no extreme itch on my toe. Actually what toe? I feel floaty.

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:52:49
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 736905
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


The Benadryl seems to be working…no extreme itch on my toe. Actually what toe? I feel floaty.

You’re not supposed to snort it.

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Date: 14/06/2015 19:54:10
From: kii
ID: 736907
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


kii said:

The Benadryl seems to be working…no extreme itch on my toe. Actually what toe? I feel floaty.

You’re not supposed to snort it.

No?

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Date: 14/06/2015 20:01:40
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 736908
Subject: re: June Chatting

Have We Found Rosetta’s Lost Philae Lander?

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Date: 14/06/2015 20:20:00
From: sibeen
ID: 736912
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:

My super is going to look so much better in a few weeks :)

Yes, at your advanced age it is best to keep an eye on these things.

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Date: 14/06/2015 20:29:35
From: sibeen
ID: 736915
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bloody Melbourne, stuffing up my tips.

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Date: 14/06/2015 20:38:07
From: dv
ID: 736917
Subject: re: June Chatting

So apparently at Penguin Island you can only see captive penguins. Are there places in the vicinity of Perth where one might spot non-enclosed penguins?

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Date: 14/06/2015 20:51:23
From: dv
ID: 736924
Subject: re: June Chatting

I was half thinking of going to Garden Island but it turns out that the bridge and causeway are military, not open to the public.

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:11:23
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 736933
Subject: re: June Chatting

garden island is really nice. i sailed with friends there a few times. far better than rotto. you can moor off the northern end and go ashore. you can’t stay on the island overnight but 20m off the beach is fine.

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:12:20
From: dv
ID: 736935
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


>lawbreakers.

everyone is a lawbreaker

False

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:13:43
From: dv
ID: 736936
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


To avoid the impression that road fines are strictly money raising exercises, maybe the state governments should divide up the fine revenue evenly among all the driving license holders who did not incur any fines during the year. Should probably be a cheque for 400 bucks or so. This would also reinforce the concept that it is a battle between normal people and lawbreakers.

So who’s with me?

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:14:33
From: furious
ID: 736938
Subject: re: June Chatting

Sure. Why not? It’s worth a try…

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:15:16
From: AwesomeO
ID: 736939
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


dv said:

To avoid the impression that road fines are strictly money raising exercises, maybe the state governments should divide up the fine revenue evenly among all the driving license holders who did not incur any fines during the year. Should probably be a cheque for 400 bucks or so. This would also reinforce the concept that it is a battle between normal people and lawbreakers.

So who’s with me?

Even better, scrap all the administration and costs of compliance and monitoring and have no speed limits.

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:15:36
From: wookiemeister
ID: 736940
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


dv said:

To avoid the impression that road fines are strictly money raising exercises, maybe the state governments should divide up the fine revenue evenly among all the driving license holders who did not incur any fines during the year. Should probably be a cheque for 400 bucks or so. This would also reinforce the concept that it is a battle between normal people and lawbreakers.

So who’s with me?


but how shall we afford submarines and fighter aircraft that don’t work and pay billions of dollars in welfare to asylum seekers ?

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:16:25
From: wookiemeister
ID: 736941
Subject: re: June Chatting

roads have always been easy revenue raisers

ever heard of the French Revolution ?

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:18:01
From: party_pants
ID: 736942
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


dv said:

To avoid the impression that road fines are strictly money raising exercises, maybe the state governments should divide up the fine revenue evenly among all the driving license holders who did not incur any fines during the year. Should probably be a cheque for 400 bucks or so. This would also reinforce the concept that it is a battle between normal people and lawbreakers.

So who’s with me?

Not today.

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:18:01
From: AwesomeO
ID: 736943
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


roads have always been easy revenue raisers

ever heard of the French Revolution ?

Walls as well.

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:18:53
From: wookiemeister
ID: 736945
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


wookiemeister said:

roads have always been easy revenue raisers

ever heard of the French Revolution ?

Walls as well.


window tax

hearth tax

GST

oil tax

coal tax

water tax

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:19:29
From: Bubblecar
ID: 736946
Subject: re: June Chatting

>divide up the fine revenue evenly among all the driving license holders

What about cyclists? Shouldn’t we also be rewarded for observing road rules?

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:21:16
From: wookiemeister
ID: 736947
Subject: re: June Chatting

the whole point of taxes is to maintain the status quo

by wasting billions of dollars in things like pot plants and stadiums it means the money can
never solve homelessness or any other manner of ill that plagues society

society is run by the rules of managed chaos

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:21:47
From: AwesomeO
ID: 736948
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


AwesomeO said:

wookiemeister said:

roads have always been easy revenue raisers

ever heard of the French Revolution ?

Walls as well.


window tax

hearth tax

GST

oil tax

coal tax

water tax

You mentioned the French revolution so I thought I would refer to the Farmers General Wall which raised more taxes than roads.

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:21:53
From: party_pants
ID: 736949
Subject: re: June Chatting

If they really want to make it about road safety and not revenue raising, or at least give that impression, they need to be more into warnings rather than fines.

Take the first day back to school after holidays, they set up traps in concealed locations. They could put out warning sings in schools zones instead saying School is Back, Please observe school zone speed limits .. or something like that.

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:22:03
From: wookiemeister
ID: 736950
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


>divide up the fine revenue evenly among all the driving license holders

What about cyclists? Shouldn’t we also be rewarded for observing road rules?


only if they pay to register their bike for the road or pavement

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:22:58
From: AwesomeO
ID: 736951
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


>divide up the fine revenue evenly among all the driving license holders

What about cyclists? Shouldn’t we also be rewarded for observing road rules?

Bwahahahahahahahahah.

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:23:55
From: captain_spalding
ID: 736953
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:

So who’s with me?

Dick:
The first thing we do, let’s kill all the lawyers.

Henry The Sixth, Part 2 Act 4

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:24:04
From: wookiemeister
ID: 736954
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


wookiemeister said:

AwesomeO said:

Walls as well.


window tax

hearth tax

GST

oil tax

coal tax

water tax

You mentioned the French revolution so I thought I would refer to the Farmers General Wall which raised more taxes than roads.


but it taxed the middle class badly , just like the British tax on paper in America

people happily pays for toll roads all the time but it just drives up the cost on everything – you install a plague of traffic lights to punish all that seek to avoid the toll roads

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:25:31
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 736955
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


dv said:

To avoid the impression that road fines are strictly money raising exercises, maybe the state governments should divide up the fine revenue evenly among all the driving license holders who did not incur any fines during the year. Should probably be a cheque for 400 bucks or so. This would also reinforce the concept that it is a battle between normal people and lawbreakers.

So who’s with me?

Can we all fly around instead and avoid road fines completely

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:25:40
From: Bubblecar
ID: 736956
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Bubblecar said:

>divide up the fine revenue evenly among all the driving license holders

What about cyclists? Shouldn’t we also be rewarded for observing road rules?


only if they pay to register their bike for the road or pavement

On the other hand, governments ostensibly want to encourage more people to ride bikes. Since most cyclists also drive cars, slapping them with a further fee for riding a bike would discourage cycling.

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:26:19
From: wookiemeister
ID: 736957
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


dv said:

So who’s with me?

Dick:
The first thing we do, let’s kill all the lawyers.

Henry The Sixth, Part 2 Act 4


the peasants revolution – killed all the legal people they could lay hands on – if you had ink on your hands you were killed immediately because you were a lawyer / judge.

the hundred years in Britain after killing the legal system became known as “ merry England “ , I wonder why?

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:28:23
From: party_pants
ID: 736958
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


>divide up the fine revenue evenly among all the driving license holders

What about cyclists? Shouldn’t we also be rewarded for observing road rules?

Nah. Fines apply to the licence holder. You need a licence to drive a car, but not to ride a bike.

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:29:06
From: wookiemeister
ID: 736959
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


wookiemeister said:

Bubblecar said:

>divide up the fine revenue evenly among all the driving license holders

What about cyclists? Shouldn’t we also be rewarded for observing road rules?


only if they pay to register their bike for the road or pavement

On the other hand, governments ostensibly want to encourage more people to ride bikes. Since most cyclists also drive cars, slapping them with a further fee for riding a bike would discourage cycling.


the function of government

1 always make sure you have unemployment

2 take money away from people

3 make sure 1 and 2 are always in effect

4 a government must always be in serious debt

I’ve been saying this on this forum for years and on SSSF

look around now and tell me it’s not so

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:30:47
From: wookiemeister
ID: 736960
Subject: re: June Chatting

the only functions of government are from 1 – 4

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:30:51
From: Bubblecar
ID: 736961
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


the function of government

1 always make sure you have unemployment

2 take money away from people

3 make sure 1 and 2 are always in effect

4 a government must always be in serious debt

I’ve been saying this on this forum for years and on SSSF

look around now and tell me it’s not so

The trouble with your equations is that they always leave out the “plus side”.

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:32:08
From: furious
ID: 736962
Subject: re: June Chatting

Number three is somewhat redundant…

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:32:30
From: wookiemeister
ID: 736963
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


wookiemeister said:

the function of government

1 always make sure you have unemployment

2 take money away from people

3 make sure 1 and 2 are always in effect

4 a government must always be in serious debt

I’ve been saying this on this forum for years and on SSSF

look around now and tell me it’s not so

The trouble with your equations is that they always leave out the “plus side”.


are there unemployed people in Australia more or less than before

tell me about taxes

tell me about government debt

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:34:41
From: wookiemeister
ID: 736965
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • look around now and tell me it’s not so

Number three is somewhat redundant…


no

because it’s inferring that that simply having unemployment and taking money from people happens in a more subtle way all the way up to the direct way

you need a whole section of the population devoted to carrying out 1 and 2

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:37:17
From: AwesomeO
ID: 736966
Subject: re: June Chatting

SBS and ABC seem recently to have picked up a fresh batch of non repeated docos.

THE LOCKERBIE BOMBING

10.25pm – 11.25pmSBS ONETonight

Dateline presents this documentary special about the Lockerbie Bombing. At 7.02 pm on Wednesday the 21st of December 1988, a device inside a Boeing 747 detonated at 31,000 feet killing all 259 people on board and a further 11 on the ground. Suddenly the eyes of the world were on the sleepy town of Lockerbie as it became witness and victim to one of the worst terrorist attacks in history. This emotional documentary on the Lockerbie Bombing, pieces together the experience of the relatives and those involved in the investigation to examine a crime that linked two countries together in tragedy and changed the way we would travel forever.

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:39:37
From: wookiemeister
ID: 736968
Subject: re: June Chatting

1 the banks and the treasury adjust unemployment

2 the ATO

3 the entire public sector devoted to fulfil the needs of 1 and 2 . how do you contain an entire population if you only want to control employment and taxation ? do you need man with a gun to make sure of compliance with 1 and 2?

4 a government is given the moral imperative to levy taxes ( and unemployment when you consider the whole system is built on
it)

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:42:13
From: wookiemeister
ID: 736971
Subject: re: June Chatting

anyway it doesn’t matter now here anyway

a sizeable portion of the principle and interest on all these investment properties is most likely leaving the country

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:42:36
From: dv
ID: 736973
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:

On the other hand, governments ostensibly want to encourage more people to ride bikes.

I am not sure that is generally true.

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:43:49
From: dv
ID: 736974
Subject: re: June Chatting

You know, I’ve never seen Henry VI. How odd.

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:44:12
From: wookiemeister
ID: 736975
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Bubblecar said:

On the other hand, governments ostensibly want to encourage more people to ride bikes.

I am not sure that is generally true.


they don’t make any money from bike riders

what use is a cyclist , if they get hit the tax payer usually ends up paying for them anyway

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:44:37
From: wookiemeister
ID: 736977
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


You know, I’ve never seen Henry VI. How odd.

not many people have

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:45:25
From: dv
ID: 736978
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


dv said:

dv said:

To avoid the impression that road fines are strictly money raising exercises, maybe the state governments should divide up the fine revenue evenly among all the driving license holders who did not incur any fines during the year. Should probably be a cheque for 400 bucks or so. This would also reinforce the concept that it is a battle between normal people and lawbreakers.

So who’s with me?

Even better, scrap all the administration and costs of compliance and monitoring and have no speed limits.

I am starting from a viewpoint that not only are speed limits necessary, but that their enforcement has saved tens of thousands of lives.

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:45:51
From: captain_spalding
ID: 736979
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:

4 a government is given the moral imperative to levy taxes ( and unemployment when you consider the whole system is built on
it)

Moral imperatives aren’t worth the paper they’re not written on.

The US federal govt had no power to raise taxes until after the Constitutional Convention of 1787 was convened in Philadelphia. It took determined lobbying and negotiation by the more intelligent framers of the Constitution to get the federal govt granted any powers to directly raise revenue, rather than relying on the always-too-late and often-observed-in-the-breach practice of asking the state govts to apportion money for federal running costs.

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Date: 14/06/2015 21:46:19
From: party_pants
ID: 736981
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


dv said:

Bubblecar said:

On the other hand, governments ostensibly want to encourage more people to ride bikes.

I am not sure that is generally true.


they don’t make any money from bike riders

what use is a cyclist , if they get hit the tax payer usually ends up paying for them anyway

Nah. Roads cost a lot more than they recover in licence fees and registrations.

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Date: 14/06/2015 22:14:09
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 736991
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


dv said:

To avoid the impression that road fines are strictly money raising exercises, maybe the state governments should divide up the fine revenue evenly among all the driving license holders who did not incur any fines during the year. Should probably be a cheque for 400 bucks or so. This would also reinforce the concept that it is a battle between normal people and lawbreakers.

So who’s with me?

If you’d been paying attention you would have seen that I have already given partial assent to this proposal, but further suggested a still more radical measure where all the fines would be donated to the State Government.

I’m surprised no-one has thought of this before.

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Date: 14/06/2015 22:23:52
From: dv
ID: 736993
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


dv said:

dv said:

To avoid the impression that road fines are strictly money raising exercises, maybe the state governments should divide up the fine revenue evenly among all the driving license holders who did not incur any fines during the year. Should probably be a cheque for 400 bucks or so. This would also reinforce the concept that it is a battle between normal people and lawbreakers.

So who’s with me?

If you’d been paying attention you would have seen that I have already given partial assent to this proposal, but further suggested a still more radical measure where all the fines would be donated to the State Government.

I’m surprised no-one has thought of this before.

I like mine better.

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Date: 14/06/2015 23:15:22
From: transition
ID: 736995
Subject: re: June Chatting

>This would also reinforce the concept that it is a battle between normal people and lawbreakers.

i’ve seen highly developed ideas like this in movies, and in the news, and primary school.

it could be rewritten to be …”…between abnormal people and law-abiders..” or …“between abnormal people and anyone and everyone else..”

neat little word “normal”, sort of doesn’t need explaining, because whatever it, by some magical essence is good, pure, right. Truth is it doesn’t have much explanatory power at all.

You could have said honest people, truthful people, but then all that adult dissembling and sublimation out there that keeps the wheels greased would come into question.

And by lawbreakers do you mean all that break the law, or only those that get caught.

And there’s the financial penalties associated with fines, which have quite a different impact depending on financial status on whoever they be imposed.

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Date: 14/06/2015 23:22:08
From: dv
ID: 736997
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


>This would also reinforce the concept that it is a battle between normal people and lawbreakers.

i’ve seen highly developed ideas like this in movies, and in the news, and primary school.

it could be rewritten to be …”…between abnormal people and law-abiders..” or …“between abnormal people and anyone and everyone else..”

neat little word “normal”, sort of doesn’t need explaining, because whatever it, by some magical essence is good, pure, right. Truth is it doesn’t have much explanatory power at all.

You could have said honest people, truthful people, but then all that adult dissembling and sublimation out there that keeps the wheels greased would come into question.

And by lawbreakers do you mean all that break the law, or only those that get caught.

And there’s the financial penalties associated with fines, which have quite a different impact depending on financial status on whoever they be imposed.

I do realise that normality is abstract, subjective and relative. I am saying that the methodology I’ve recommended would reinforce the notion of the normality of law-abiders, and establish the law-breakers as the “other”.

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Date: 14/06/2015 23:29:15
From: transition
ID: 736998
Subject: re: June Chatting

>I do realise that normality is abstract, subjective and relative. I am saying that the methodology I’ve recommended would reinforce the notion of the normality of law-abiders, and establish the law-breakers as the “other”.

If only you had an idea of how many people so often break the law when driving. It’s not only common, it’s necessary.

And of some of the dangers and risks out there there aren’t even laws that properly provide for them, they, when an accident happens, get arranged (interpreted and written up) so they fit into existing charges and precedents(and ease of understanding for everyone).

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Date: 14/06/2015 23:29:29
From: Bubblecar
ID: 736999
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’d like to see a lot more funds being devoted to the cause of overcoming death entirely.

We all die in the end, and it’s astounding that so little is being done about this. You’d think the simple truth: “We’re all going to die!” would be causing panic on the streets of every city. But the public are expected to shrug and say “Can’t be helped, it’s just one of those things.”

I say: that’s not bloody good enough. Never has been, never will be.

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Date: 14/06/2015 23:35:19
From: dv
ID: 737000
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:

If only you had an idea of how many people so often break the law when driving.

It seems absurd to me that you’d think you have a better idea than I have about how often people break the law when driving. Do you perhaps suffer from delusions?

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Date: 14/06/2015 23:38:35
From: transition
ID: 737001
Subject: re: June Chatting

>It seems absurd to me that you’d think you have a better idea than I have about how often people break the law when driving. Do you perhaps suffer from delusions?

Probably, sometimes, I rely on exchanged with others to help correct them when they spot them.

What have you got in mind, specifically, we can start now if you like.

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Date: 14/06/2015 23:39:37
From: dv
ID: 737002
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


I’d like to see a lot more funds being devoted to the cause of overcoming death entirely.

We all die in the end, and it’s astounding that so little is being done about this. You’d think the simple truth: “We’re all going to die!” would be causing panic on the streets of every city. But the public are expected to shrug and say “Can’t be helped, it’s just one of those things.”

I say: that’s not bloody good enough. Never has been, never will be.

Fair points. There may have been some underestimation of the value of ultimately futile efforts.

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Date: 14/06/2015 23:44:58
From: dv
ID: 737003
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tell you what though, X is a bullshit letter. There aren’t any common bird names starting with X. I am going to have to go with Xanthocephalus or something.

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Date: 14/06/2015 23:46:37
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737004
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Fair points. There may have been some underestimation of the value of ultimately futile efforts.

With even a fairly modest and affordable chunk of global GDP devoted to the problem, we could have an average human lifespan of a couple hundred years within a few generations, and the promise of much more to come.

Surely that’s the most worthwhile legacy to be leaving for the future of humanity?

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Date: 14/06/2015 23:52:27
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737005
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Tell you what though, X is a bullshit letter. There aren’t any common bird names starting with X. I am going to have to go with Xanthocephalus or something.

It’s not the least commonly used letter though. Q is used less than X and the least used of all is Z (which, perhaps not surprisingly, is the first letter of my surname).

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Date: 14/06/2015 23:52:57
From: dv
ID: 737006
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


dv said:

Fair points. There may have been some underestimation of the value of ultimately futile efforts.

With even a fairly modest and affordable chunk of global GDP devoted to the problem, we could have an average human lifespan of a couple hundred years within a few generations, and the promise of much more to come.

Surely that’s the most worthwhile legacy to be leaving for the future of humanity?

Or is it? Maybe it would be better to focus on establishing a great quality of life from 0 to 100 years.

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Date: 14/06/2015 23:53:46
From: dv
ID: 737007
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


dv said:

Tell you what though, X is a bullshit letter. There aren’t any common bird names starting with X. I am going to have to go with Xanthocephalus or something.

It’s not the least commonly used letter though. Q is used less than X and the least used of all is Z (which, perhaps not surprisingly, is the first letter of my surname).

Aye but specifically as a word-_starter_, Q and Z both beat X.

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Date: 14/06/2015 23:54:34
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737008
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Or is it? Maybe it would be better to focus on establishing a great quality of life from 0 to 100 years.

We’ve been doing that for thousands of years. It’s time to address the bigger problem.

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Date: 14/06/2015 23:57:07
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737009
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Aye but specifically as a word-_starter_, Q and Z both beat X.

Probably because X as a word starter is usually pronounced “Z” anyway.

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Date: 15/06/2015 00:01:29
From: wookiemeister
ID: 737010
Subject: re: June Chatting

thick fog rolling in around here, just saw a sailing ship go by, seems to be door to door salesmen going around knocking on people’s doors with their hooks- hate door to door salesmen , when they get to my door I’ll give them a piece of my mind – wish me luck !

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Date: 15/06/2015 00:25:00
From: dv
ID: 737012
Subject: re: June Chatting

So there are no Albatrosses in Europe or in the North Atlantic, or for that matter in northern Africa or the northern Indian Ocean.

Seems like Europeans would not have encountered it or heard of it until they reached the Pacific. So how did it become ingrained as a symbol of good luck?

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Date: 15/06/2015 00:34:58
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737013
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2509211/Mystery-wandering-albatross-travels-10-000-miles-single-journey-WITHOUT-flapping-wings-solved.html

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Date: 15/06/2015 00:37:19
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737014
Subject: re: June Chatting

Talking of X, I’m off to watch an episode of Fireball XL5 while enjoying a supper of coffee, stuffed peppadews and port*

*Yes I know I finished all the wine yesterday, but this evening I somehow managed to find a bottle of port

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Date: 15/06/2015 00:43:21
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737015
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good lord what a turd:

EXCLUSIVE – Rolf Harris’s vile jail song: In shock letter from cell, shamed star reveals ‘country rock’ lyrics that damn his sex victims as greedy ‘wenches’ – then brags about cushy prison life

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3123036/Rolf-Harris-s-vile-jail-song-shock-letter-cell-shamed-star-reveals-country-rock-lyrics-damn-sex-victims-greedy-wenches-brags-cushy-prison-life.html#ixzz3d31IdQlY

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Date: 15/06/2015 00:48:30
From: Speedy
ID: 737016
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Good lord what a turd:

The guy is an ass.

What a shame he enjoyed almost an entire lifetime of freedom.

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Date: 15/06/2015 00:52:12
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737017
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Bubblecar said:

Good lord what a turd:

The guy is an ass.

What a shame he enjoyed almost an entire lifetime of freedom.

He seems to be a complete narcissist. Presumably he thinks his victims should consider themselves “lucky” to have been molested by such a wonderful critter as Rolf.

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Date: 15/06/2015 01:09:08
From: dv
ID: 737019
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2509211/Mystery-wandering-albatross-travels-10-000-miles-single-journey-WITHOUT-flapping-wings-solved.html

Rrrright but the Wandering Albatross doesn’t go anywhere near Scotland. That graphic is just showing how far it can fly.

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Date: 15/06/2015 01:16:05
From: kii
ID: 737020
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Good lord what a turd:

EXCLUSIVE – Rolf Harris’s vile jail song: In shock letter from cell, shamed star reveals ‘country rock’ lyrics that damn his sex victims as greedy ‘wenches’ – then brags about cushy prison life

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3123036/Rolf-Harris-s-vile-jail-song-shock-letter-cell-shamed-star-reveals-country-rock-lyrics-damn-sex-victims-greedy-wenches-brags-cushy-prison-life.html#ixzz3d31IdQlY

Faaarken hell :/ what a nasty POS.

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Date: 15/06/2015 01:23:40
From: kii
ID: 737021
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


AwesomeO said:

dv said:

So who’s with me?

Even better, scrap all the administration and costs of compliance and monitoring and have no speed limits.

I am starting from a viewpoint that not only are speed limits necessary, but that their enforcement has saved tens of thousands of lives.

I totally agree, dv.

I’ve said it before, the drivers around here are the worst I have ever seen. No regard for laws. Not on the main roads, the back roads or even in parking lots.

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Date: 15/06/2015 01:25:18
From: kii
ID: 737022
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


>divide up the fine revenue evenly among all the driving license holders

What about cyclists? Shouldn’t we also be rewarded for observing road rules?

Also us pedestrians.

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Date: 15/06/2015 01:26:30
From: kii
ID: 737023
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Spider Lily said:

My super is going to look so much better in a few weeks :)

Yes, at your advanced age it is best to keep an eye on these things.

Oh, sibeen! You bad man!

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Date: 15/06/2015 01:40:24
From: kii
ID: 737024
Subject: re: June Chatting

It’s heading for a high of 37° today. Those boringly beautiful blue skies are still there, though we might get some gorgeous clouds later as rain is forecast for Monday…WOOT! mr kii has gone to help a friend install some metal gates and I should clean the floors, wash the dog’s bedding and a cat pillow or two. I might make some peach jam using the microwave recipe.

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Date: 15/06/2015 01:49:09
From: transition
ID: 737025
Subject: re: June Chatting

hot drink
haven’t had nanna nap since early last week(that I recall, might further back)
too many late nights into the mornin’

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Date: 15/06/2015 02:48:06
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 737027
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


It’s heading for a high of 37° today. Those boringly beautiful blue skies are still there, though we might get some gorgeous clouds later as rain is forecast for Monday…WOOT! mr kii has gone to help a friend install some metal gates and I should clean the floors, wash the dog’s bedding and a cat pillow or two. I might make some peach jam using the microwave recipe.

Why not make some jam out of the dog’s bedding and a cat pillow?

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Date: 15/06/2015 03:02:00
From: roughbarked
ID: 737028
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


So there are no Albatrosses in Europe or in the North Atlantic, or for that matter in northern Africa or the northern Indian Ocean.

Seems like Europeans would not have encountered it or heard of it until they reached the Pacific. So how did it become ingrained as a symbol of good luck?

Generally true but there are more than one species of albatross and some do occasionally reach the arctic. “It is not known for certain why the albatrosses became extinct in the North Atlantic, although rising sea levels due to an interglacial warming period are thought to have submerged the site of a short-tailed albatross colony that has been excavated in Bermuda. Some southern species have occasionally turned up as vagrants in the North Atlantic and can become exiled, remaining there for decades. One of these exiles, a black-browed albatross, returned to gannet colonies in Scotland for many years in an attempt to breed.”

The mythology centres around winds since the albatross is considered a master of the winds which sailing ships relied upon. Being such a superstitious lot, the albatross may never have been seen at all by many though would not mean they hadn’t heard of it.
Many mariners killed and ate the birds. Some even made purses from albatross feet. This was a portent of bad luck and probably rightly so if they happened to find themselves beached on a lonely rookery.

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Date: 15/06/2015 03:22:12
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 737029
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


dv said:

So there are no Albatrosses in Europe or in the North Atlantic, or for that matter in northern Africa or the northern Indian Ocean.

Seems like Europeans would not have encountered it or heard of it until they reached the Pacific. So how did it become ingrained as a symbol of good luck?

Generally true but there are more than one species of albatross and some do occasionally reach the arctic. “It is not known for certain why the albatrosses became extinct in the North Atlantic, although rising sea levels due to an interglacial warming period are thought to have submerged the site of a short-tailed albatross colony that has been excavated in Bermuda. Some southern species have occasionally turned up as vagrants in the North Atlantic and can become exiled, remaining there for decades. One of these exiles, a black-browed albatross, returned to gannet colonies in Scotland for many years in an attempt to breed.”

The mythology centres around winds since the albatross is considered a master of the winds which sailing ships relied upon. Being such a superstitious lot, the albatross may never have been seen at all by many though would not mean they hadn’t heard of it.
Many mariners killed and ate the birds. Some even made purses from albatross feet. This was a portent of bad luck and probably rightly so if they happened to find themselves beached on a lonely rookery.

There is no God
. Some even made purses from albatross feet. This was a portent of bad luck and probably rightly so if they happened to find themselves beached on a lonely rookery.
If there was a God he/she /it would have expunged HSS from the planet long ago…

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Date: 15/06/2015 03:29:56
From: roughbarked
ID: 737030
Subject: re: June Chatting

bob(from black rock) said:


roughbarked said:

dv said:

So there are no Albatrosses in Europe or in the North Atlantic, or for that matter in northern Africa or the northern Indian Ocean.

Seems like Europeans would not have encountered it or heard of it until they reached the Pacific. So how did it become ingrained as a symbol of good luck?

Generally true but there are more than one species of albatross and some do occasionally reach the arctic. “It is not known for certain why the albatrosses became extinct in the North Atlantic, although rising sea levels due to an interglacial warming period are thought to have submerged the site of a short-tailed albatross colony that has been excavated in Bermuda. Some southern species have occasionally turned up as vagrants in the North Atlantic and can become exiled, remaining there for decades. One of these exiles, a black-browed albatross, returned to gannet colonies in Scotland for many years in an attempt to breed.”

The mythology centres around winds since the albatross is considered a master of the winds which sailing ships relied upon. Being such a superstitious lot, the albatross may never have been seen at all by many though would not mean they hadn’t heard of it.
Many mariners killed and ate the birds. Some even made purses from albatross feet. This was a portent of bad luck and probably rightly so if they happened to find themselves beached on a lonely rookery.

There is no God
. Some even made purses from albatross feet. This was a portent of bad luck and probably rightly so if they happened to find themselves beached on a lonely rookery.
If there was a God he/she /it would have expunged HSS from the planet long ago…

What luck has to do with whether God exists or not, I don’t know.

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Date: 15/06/2015 07:17:04
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 737034
Subject: re: June Chatting

morning folks

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Date: 15/06/2015 07:51:44
From: Spider Lily
ID: 737035
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning Stumpy

It’s a bit quiet in here this morning?

Woke up to rain again this morning sigh but it is a pleasant 22 degrees out on the back deck.

All I have to think about today is what time I’m going to go for a run.. :)

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Date: 15/06/2015 08:22:52
From: buffy
ID: 737036
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good morning Holidayers. Six degrees again here when I fed the dogs at just before 7.00am. Overcast. Today’s plan is fried saganaki for breakfast (soon), coffee at the café, Hamilton to pay my painter another instalment for his work before the end of the financial year and a visit to the travel agent to book flights to Hobart in August for conference. And this afternoon I need to make another monster batch of biscuits to take to my parents next Sunday when we do a Parent Check in Melbourne. I might even do a bit of ironing too sometime. Or maybe not. I should also do some journal reading, but I’m not sure that is so high on my list of priorities, I do quite a bit of that anyway.

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Date: 15/06/2015 08:26:48
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 737037
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:


Morning Stumpy

It’s a bit quiet in here this morning?

Woke up to rain again this morning sigh but it is a pleasant 22 degrees out on the back deck.

All I have to think about today is what time I’m going to go for a run.. :)

Well don’t think about it then perhaps you wont do it!

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Date: 15/06/2015 08:39:16
From: Spider Lily
ID: 737038
Subject: re: June Chatting

bob(from black rock) said:

Well don’t think about it then perhaps you wont do it!

Naaa it needs to be done :)

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Date: 15/06/2015 08:45:44
From: buffy
ID: 737039
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m skipping on the bike ride this morning. Not motivated. And got plenty of other stuff to do.

I’m off to Hamilton. Might catch up with you lot again later.

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Date: 15/06/2015 08:58:44
From: Dropbear
ID: 737040
Subject: re: June Chatting

All quiet on the eastern coast

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Date: 15/06/2015 09:03:16
From: Dropbear
ID: 737041
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:


Morning Stumpy

It’s a bit quiet in here this morning?

Woke up to rain again this morning sigh but it is a pleasant 22 degrees out on the back deck.

All I have to think about today is what time I’m going to go for a run.. :)

Are the busses on strike again?

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Date: 15/06/2015 10:06:05
From: Cymek
ID: 737043
Subject: re: June Chatting

Mehning

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Date: 15/06/2015 10:27:00
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 737046
Subject: re: June Chatting

FOUR CORNERS
The End Of Coal

8.32pm – 9.19pm
ABC
Tonight

As investors walk away from one of the world’s biggest coal projects in Queensland, we look at whether Australia is backing a loser. Geoff Thompson reports.

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Date: 15/06/2015 10:31:37
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 737047
Subject: re: June Chatting

Even the Financial Review is starting to get a bit sick and tired of the ABC’s constant attack on our mining industry.

http://www.afr.com/brand/rear-window/four-corners-attacks-mining-industry-yet-again-20150614-ghnpjq

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Date: 15/06/2015 10:36:19
From: Cymek
ID: 737048
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


FOUR CORNERS
The End Of Coal

8.32pm – 9.19pm
ABC
Tonight

As investors walk away from one of the world’s biggest coal projects in Queensland, we look at whether Australia is backing a loser. Geoff Thompson reports.

Australian may find out our various assets in the ground will one day not be worth the effort to dig them up as they are pariah goods. Perhaps if we find a way to burn coal pollution free (if thats possible) coal will become extremely valuable again.

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Date: 15/06/2015 10:41:57
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 737049
Subject: re: June Chatting

In July 2014, Power to the People bemoaned Australia’s failure to embrace renewable energy despite a “revolution in power generation taking place across the globe”.

http://www.afr.com/brand/rear-window/four-corners-attacks-mining-industry-yet-again-20150614-ghnpjq

to….

http://www.afr.com/business/mining/coal/renewables-on-course-to-overtake-coal-by-2030-20150615-ghny2e

lol. good one afr. maybe not everyone is on the same page.

:-)

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Date: 15/06/2015 10:43:10
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 737050
Subject: re: June Chatting

and really that article had nothing. just a whine.

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Date: 15/06/2015 10:49:47
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 737051
Subject: re: June Chatting

The ABC should not be running an anti mining agenda full stop or any anti something agenda.
It’s way off control and is breaching it’s charter all the time.
When someone complains all the left wingers rush to the ABC’s defence which is self incriminating enough.
The ABC just tells anyone who complains about it’s one sided agendas to go and get stuffed.

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Date: 15/06/2015 10:51:39
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 737052
Subject: re: June Chatting

go have a cry somewhere else. you’re embarrassing yourself.

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Date: 15/06/2015 10:54:13
From: Cymek
ID: 737054
Subject: re: June Chatting

Don’t most people who complain about the ABC get upset it doesn’t blindly support the goverment of the day and the status quo even though its government funded and bloody well should be wot not.

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Date: 15/06/2015 10:58:19
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 737056
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


go have a cry somewhere else. you’re embarrassing yourself.

Not at all, there are hundreds of thousands of people who rely on fossil fuel for their livelihoods and they deserve a voice and above all they deserve a fair and balanced public broadcaster, a public broadcaster that they pay for.
At the moment that public broadcaster is breaking it’s charter and a lot of people are not happy about it and are starting to call it out.

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:05:57
From: btm
ID: 737057
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


ChrispenEvan said:

go have a cry somewhere else. you’re embarrassing yourself.

Not at all, there are hundreds of thousands of people who rely on fossil fuel for their livelihoods and they deserve a voice

There are hundreds of thousands of people whose livelihood depends on killing elephants for their ivory. Do they deserve a voice? Industries that are destructive of the biosphere the human race depends on for it continued survival don’t deserve a voice, and should be shut down.

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:07:17
From: party_pants
ID: 737058
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


ChrispenEvan said:

go have a cry somewhere else. you’re embarrassing yourself.

Not at all, there are hundreds of thousands of people who rely on fossil fuel for their livelihoods and they deserve a voice and above all they deserve a fair and balanced public broadcaster, a public broadcaster that they pay for.
At the moment that public broadcaster is breaking it’s charter and a lot of people are not happy about it and are starting to call it out.

What if man-made climate change was actually real, and likely to do us all long term harm? It would not be fair and balanced reporting to leave it unsaid.

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:09:05
From: kii
ID: 737059
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


ChrispenEvan said:

FOUR CORNERS
The End Of Coal

8.32pm – 9.19pm
ABC
Tonight

As investors walk away from one of the world’s biggest coal projects in Queensland, we look at whether Australia is backing a loser. Geoff Thompson reports.

Australian may find out our various assets in the ground will one day not be worth the effort to dig them up as they are pariah goods. Perhaps if we find a way to burn coal pollution free (if thats possible) coal will become extremely valuable again.

Yeah, we can’t do that because there’s no science in Australia. So fuck that for an idea.

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:09:47
From: transition
ID: 737060
Subject: re: June Chatting

>Not at all, there are hundreds of thousands of people who rely on fossil fuel for their livelihoods and they deserve a voice and above all they deserve a fair and balanced public broadcaster, a public broadcaster that they pay for.
At the moment that public broadcaster is breaking it’s charter and a lot of people are not happy about it and are starting to call it out”

It’d be a strange thing if ‘people’ derived their reality from the ABC, or TV, and i’d ask is it a present threat that they do or may.

I mean how many individuals turn on the TV hungry for some balance with the intention of getting it from media.

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:09:55
From: kii
ID: 737061
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Spider Lily said:

Morning Stumpy

It’s a bit quiet in here this morning?

Woke up to rain again this morning sigh but it is a pleasant 22 degrees out on the back deck.

All I have to think about today is what time I’m going to go for a run.. :)

Are the buses* on strike again?

*fixed

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:12:08
From: Cymek
ID: 737062
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Cymek said:

ChrispenEvan said:

FOUR CORNERS
The End Of Coal

8.32pm – 9.19pm
ABC
Tonight

As investors walk away from one of the world’s biggest coal projects in Queensland, we look at whether Australia is backing a loser. Geoff Thompson reports.

Australian may find out our various assets in the ground will one day not be worth the effort to dig them up as they are pariah goods. Perhaps if we find a way to burn coal pollution free (if thats possible) coal will become extremely valuable again.

Yeah, we can’t do that because there’s no science in Australia. So fuck that for an idea.

No we don’t seem to have a lot of science in Australia, its disappointing, I personally would take more pride in our nation creating some science or technology useful to the world than any celebrity we produce (whom I’d never worship or consider our greatest achievement)

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:12:38
From: Cymek
ID: 737063
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


>Not at all, there are hundreds of thousands of people who rely on fossil fuel for their livelihoods and they deserve a voice and above all they deserve a fair and balanced public broadcaster, a public broadcaster that they pay for.
At the moment that public broadcaster is breaking it’s charter and a lot of people are not happy about it and are starting to call it out”

It’d be a strange thing if ‘people’ derived their reality from the ABC, or TV, and i’d ask is it a present threat that they do or may.

I mean how many individuals turn on the TV hungry for some balance with the intention of getting it from media.

Not me

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:14:33
From: Divine Angel
ID: 737064
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good morning. I am in the process of changing all my direct debits to a new bank account #tedious

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:17:33
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 737065
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


Peak Warming Man said:

ChrispenEvan said:

go have a cry somewhere else. you’re embarrassing yourself.

Not at all, there are hundreds of thousands of people who rely on fossil fuel for their livelihoods and they deserve a voice

There are hundreds of thousands of people whose livelihood depends on killing elephants for their ivory. Do they deserve a voice? Industries that are destructive of the biosphere the human race depends on for it continued survival don’t deserve a voice, and should be shut down.

Coal miners, refinery workers, truck drivers, airline pilots…………….. are as bad as ivory poachers now.
I’d suggest you go and rethink your argument.

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:17:49
From: Cymek
ID: 737066
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Good morning. I am in the process of changing all my direct debits to a new bank account #tedious

Sounds like fun are their many ?

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:20:56
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 737068
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Peak Warming Man said:

ChrispenEvan said:

go have a cry somewhere else. you’re embarrassing yourself.

Not at all, there are hundreds of thousands of people who rely on fossil fuel for their livelihoods and they deserve a voice and above all they deserve a fair and balanced public broadcaster, a public broadcaster that they pay for.
At the moment that public broadcaster is breaking it’s charter and a lot of people are not happy about it and are starting to call it out.

What if man-made climate change was actually real, and likely to do us all long term harm? It would not be fair and balanced reporting to leave it unsaid.

You’ve missed the point, it’s about ABC balanced reporting, sure you can run negative mining stories but there are a heap of positive mining stories the ABC could run but instead they are just running a continual vendetta against our mining industry and not before time people are starting to call them on it.

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:22:47
From: Divine Angel
ID: 737070
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Divine Angel said:

Good morning. I am in the process of changing all my direct debits to a new bank account #tedious

Sounds like fun are their many ?

I can count 6 from recent transactions… plus a donation to Canteen that I don’t remember re-authorising. I am pretty annoyed with them at the moment. I cancelled the direct debits ages ago, they kept calling me up to 4 times a day so I complained, then this morning I noticed a payment taken from my account :-/

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:23:48
From: transition
ID: 737071
Subject: re: June Chatting

>I’d suggest you go and rethink your argument.

PWM’s right though I reckon.

There’s something not quite fucken right here in Australia.

Been taken over my city types.

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:23:52
From: Cymek
ID: 737072
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Cymek said:

Divine Angel said:

Good morning. I am in the process of changing all my direct debits to a new bank account #tedious

Sounds like fun are their many ?

I can count 6 from recent transactions… plus a donation to Canteen that I don’t remember re-authorising. I am pretty annoyed with them at the moment. I cancelled the direct debits ages ago, they kept calling me up to 4 times a day so I complained, then this morning I noticed a payment taken from my account :-/

Thats rather rude

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:28:23
From: Cymek
ID: 737074
Subject: re: June Chatting

At some point though do certain industries have to accept their deaths as what they do is no longer sustainable or good for the environment or humanity long term, mining wouldn’t fit into this category as its always going to be needed but some say like the timber industry may become less important as we decide we can’t just continue to cut down trees. I have no problem with the mining industry except the perhaps the mineral wealth belongs to all Australians not just the owners and shareholders of mining companies

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:32:23
From: kii
ID: 737075
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speaking of bank stuff, a new low from a customer at the bookstore:

Woman with her two late teen daughters rocks up to the counter with a pile of books and a stuffed toy, with no price tag). I asked if there were other ones on the display with tags, one of the daughters takes off to see as I start doing searches on the database for the toy’s code. I should have picked up on the mother’s disposition when I said: So..what is it? (it’s a camo print lion/bear/thingy) and she spits out: It’s a Beanie Baby!!! By then I have squinted at the label and seen in ant-size letters, the animals name. I enter this and get a hit for the price. The mother yells at her daughter to come back.

Okay, nothing too nasty. She’s just saying some fairly low-key passive-aggressive stuff, not to me…all her comments are directed at her daughters.

When she goes to swipe her card for the payment I asked credit or debit. She spits out: Credit!! (it’s not always obvious to the cashier) and she puts her card back in her wallet. I then asked to see the card and ID, according to the company’s policy (the sale is a big one). She holds her wallet up for me to see her ID and I ask to see the credit card (compare names etc).

And this is when she gets really nasty.

The bitch (I’ve decided she fits that category) turns to her two daughters and says: “They do this so they can see how many credit cards you have!!!”

I realise that engaging her any further is useless. I do what I have to do to finalise the transaction and hand over her bag of crap.

Basil Fawlty would have known what to say to her.

The End

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:32:45
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 737076
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


At some point though do certain industries have to accept their deaths as what they do is no longer sustainable or good for the environment or humanity long term, mining wouldn’t fit into this category as its always going to be needed but some say like the timber industry may become less important as we decide we can’t just continue to cut down trees. I have no problem with the mining industry except the perhaps the mineral wealth belongs to all Australians not just the owners and shareholders of mining companies

Actually timber is a very good renewable building material.
Just don’t go with the exotic jungle woods.
I think treated pine is carbon neutral in the long run and no rain forest is destroyed by using it.

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:33:14
From: btm
ID: 737077
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


btm said:

Peak Warming Man said:

Not at all, there are hundreds of thousands of people who rely on fossil fuel for their livelihoods and they deserve a voice

There are hundreds of thousands of people whose livelihood depends on killing elephants for their ivory. Do they deserve a voice? Industries that are destructive of the biosphere the human race depends on for it continued survival don’t deserve a voice, and should be shut down.

Coal miners, refinery workers, truck drivers, airline pilots…………….. are as bad as ivory poachers now.
I’d suggest you go and rethink your argument.

Well, since I was simply applying your own logic to a different situation, I suggest it’s your own argument that needs rethinking.

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:36:13
From: Cymek
ID: 737078
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Cymek said:

At some point though do certain industries have to accept their deaths as what they do is no longer sustainable or good for the environment or humanity long term, mining wouldn’t fit into this category as its always going to be needed but some say like the timber industry may become less important as we decide we can’t just continue to cut down trees. I have no problem with the mining industry except the perhaps the mineral wealth belongs to all Australians not just the owners and shareholders of mining companies

Actually timber is a very good renewable building material.
Just don’t go with the exotic jungle woods.
I think treated pine is carbon neutral in the long run and no rain forest is destroyed by using it.

Fair enough then

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:39:19
From: Speedy
ID: 737079
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


I think treated pine is carbon neutral in the long run and no rain forest is destroyed by using it.

Not really.

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:40:34
From: Divine Angel
ID: 737080
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ok I called Canteen, they’ve been taking payments out since November 2013. I haven’t received any receipts for tax purposes (or else I would have noticed a long time before now), so I wonder what’s going on.

It’s not a huge amount of money per month (obviously I haven’t missed it).

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:43:30
From: kii
ID: 737081
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Ok I called Canteen, they’ve been taking payments out since November 2013. I haven’t received any receipts for tax purposes (or else I would have noticed a long time before now), so I wonder what’s going on.

It’s not a huge amount of money per month (obviously I haven’t missed it).

Hmmm…so not long after the Abbott regime took over in Oz. Very suspicious.

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:44:42
From: Cymek
ID: 737082
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Divine Angel said:

Ok I called Canteen, they’ve been taking payments out since November 2013. I haven’t received any receipts for tax purposes (or else I would have noticed a long time before now), so I wonder what’s going on.

It’s not a huge amount of money per month (obviously I haven’t missed it).

Hmmm…so not long after the Abbott regime took over in Oz. Very suspicious.

Indeed, funnelled of to some Abbott black ops

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:44:54
From: Divine Angel
ID: 737083
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Divine Angel said:

Ok I called Canteen, they’ve been taking payments out since November 2013. I haven’t received any receipts for tax purposes (or else I would have noticed a long time before now), so I wonder what’s going on.

It’s not a huge amount of money per month (obviously I haven’t missed it).

Hmmm…so not long after the Abbott regime took over in Oz. Very suspicious.


i think you’re onto something there. I’ll ask Wookie when he turns up, I’m sure he knows all about it.

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:45:43
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 737084
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Speaking of bank stuff, a new low from a customer at the bookstore:

Woman with her two late teen daughters rocks up to the counter with a pile of books and a stuffed toy, with no price tag). I asked if there were other ones on the display with tags, one of the daughters takes off to see as I start doing searches on the database for the toy’s code. I should have picked up on the mother’s disposition when I said: So..what is it? (it’s a camo print lion/bear/thingy) and she spits out: It’s a Beanie Baby!!! By then I have squinted at the label and seen in ant-size letters, the animals name. I enter this and get a hit for the price. The mother yells at her daughter to come back.

Okay, nothing too nasty. She’s just saying some fairly low-key passive-aggressive stuff, not to me…all her comments are directed at her daughters.

When she goes to swipe her card for the payment I asked credit or debit. She spits out: Credit!! (it’s not always obvious to the cashier) and she puts her card back in her wallet. I then asked to see the card and ID, according to the company’s policy (the sale is a big one). She holds her wallet up for me to see her ID and I ask to see the credit card (compare names etc).

And this is when she gets really nasty.

The bitch (I’ve decided she fits that category) turns to her two daughters and says: “They do this so they can see how many credit cards you have!!!”

I realise that engaging her any further is useless. I do what I have to do to finalise the transaction and hand over her bag of crap.

Basil Fawlty would have known what to say to her.

The End

Did you see the walmart brawl?

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:47:04
From: roughbarked
ID: 737085
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


The ABC should not be running an anti mining agenda full stop or any anti something agenda.
It’s way off control and is breaching it’s charter all the time.
When someone complains all the left wingers rush to the ABC’s defence which is self incriminating enough.
The ABC just tells anyone who complains about it’s one sided agendas to go and get stuffed.

I don’t think that’s correct. Yes the coal mining industry should be taken down a few pegs but I doubt the ABC should be claimed against for the programs they run on this. In general mining is not the problem in Australia as much as agriculture is. SBS ran a program about the truth about meat. This si the real problem in this country and the entire world.

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:47:49
From: kii
ID: 737086
Subject: re: June Chatting

Oh, wonderful. The idiot across the road who likes doof doof and revving his truck is revving his truck. Again.

I’d love to hear a muffled BOOM! and see a puff of smoke over the fence.

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:47:54
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 737087
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


kii said:

Divine Angel said:

Ok I called Canteen, they’ve been taking payments out since November 2013. I haven’t received any receipts for tax purposes (or else I would have noticed a long time before now), so I wonder what’s going on.

It’s not a huge amount of money per month (obviously I haven’t missed it).

Hmmm…so not long after the Abbott regime took over in Oz. Very suspicious.

Indeed, funnelled of to some Abbott black ops

Tony likes operations

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:48:15
From: roughbarked
ID: 737088
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


ChrispenEvan said:

go have a cry somewhere else. you’re embarrassing yourself.

Not at all, there are hundreds of thousands of people who rely on fossil fuel for their livelihoods and they deserve a voice and above all they deserve a fair and balanced public broadcaster, a public broadcaster that they pay for.
At the moment that public broadcaster is breaking it’s charter and a lot of people are not happy about it and are starting to call it out.

What they deserve, is an alternative to fossil fuels.

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:48:35
From: kii
ID: 737089
Subject: re: June Chatting

Nope, did not see the Walmart brawl. Was it at one of the local ones here?

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:50:26
From: Divine Angel
ID: 737090
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:

The bitch (I’ve decided she fits that category) turns to her two daughters and says: “They do this so they can see how many credit cards you have!!!”

Because you have an eidetic memory and have memorised every single one of her credit card numbers now.

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:50:59
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 737091
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Peak Warming Man said:

The ABC should not be running an anti mining agenda full stop or any anti something agenda.
It’s way off control and is breaching it’s charter all the time.
When someone complains all the left wingers rush to the ABC’s defence which is self incriminating enough.
The ABC just tells anyone who complains about it’s one sided agendas to go and get stuffed.

I don’t think that’s correct. Yes the coal mining industry should be taken down a few pegs but I doubt the ABC should be claimed against for the programs they run on this. In general mining is not the problem in Australia as much as agriculture is. SBS ran a program about the truth about meat. This si the real problem in this country and the entire world.

Well that’s just great now, all my income comes from coal and meat.
I knew I should have gone for wind and lentil.

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:51:53
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 737092
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Nope, did not see the Walmart brawl. Was it at one of the local ones here?

here is a link

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3122686/Mother-Indiana-Walmart-brawl-asked-6-year-old-son-help-arrested-contributing-delinquency.html

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:52:39
From: kii
ID: 737093
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


roughbarked said:

Peak Warming Man said:

The ABC should not be running an anti mining agenda full stop or any anti something agenda.
It’s way off control and is breaching it’s charter all the time.
When someone complains all the left wingers rush to the ABC’s defence which is self incriminating enough.
The ABC just tells anyone who complains about it’s one sided agendas to go and get stuffed.

I don’t think that’s correct. Yes the coal mining industry should be taken down a few pegs but I doubt the ABC should be claimed against for the programs they run on this. In general mining is not the problem in Australia as much as agriculture is. SBS ran a program about the truth about meat. This si the real problem in this country and the entire world.

Well that’s just great now, all my income comes from coal and meat.
I knew I should have gone for wind and lentil.

The lentils are an integral part of the wind industry.

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:52:40
From: Divine Angel
ID: 737094
Subject: re: June Chatting

Oh hey kii, remember what I said about choosing naughty words over high scoring ones? The other day I played “fucker” in a game against my mum.

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:53:14
From: kii
ID: 737095
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Oh hey kii, remember what I said about choosing naughty words over high scoring ones? The other day I played “fucker” in a game against my mum.

You so bad.

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:53:18
From: roughbarked
ID: 737096
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Peak Warming Man said:

Cymek said:

At some point though do certain industries have to accept their deaths as what they do is no longer sustainable or good for the environment or humanity long term, mining wouldn’t fit into this category as its always going to be needed but some say like the timber industry may become less important as we decide we can’t just continue to cut down trees. I have no problem with the mining industry except the perhaps the mineral wealth belongs to all Australians not just the owners and shareholders of mining companies

Actually timber is a very good renewable building material.
Just don’t go with the exotic jungle woods.
I think treated pine is carbon neutral in the long run and no rain forest is destroyed by using it.

Fair enough then

Regenerating trees is the future.

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:55:03
From: roughbarked
ID: 737097
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


roughbarked said:

Peak Warming Man said:

The ABC should not be running an anti mining agenda full stop or any anti something agenda.
It’s way off control and is breaching it’s charter all the time.
When someone complains all the left wingers rush to the ABC’s defence which is self incriminating enough.
The ABC just tells anyone who complains about it’s one sided agendas to go and get stuffed.

I don’t think that’s correct. Yes the coal mining industry should be taken down a few pegs but I doubt the ABC should be claimed against for the programs they run on this. In general mining is not the problem in Australia as much as agriculture is. SBS ran a program about the truth about meat. This si the real problem in this country and the entire world.

Well that’s just great now, all my income comes from coal and meat.
I knew I should have gone for wind and lentil.

Actually, the lentils come before the wind. ;)

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:55:27
From: roughbarked
ID: 737098
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Peak Warming Man said:

roughbarked said:

I don’t think that’s correct. Yes the coal mining industry should be taken down a few pegs but I doubt the ABC should be claimed against for the programs they run on this. In general mining is not the problem in Australia as much as agriculture is. SBS ran a program about the truth about meat. This si the real problem in this country and the entire world.

Well that’s just great now, all my income comes from coal and meat.
I knew I should have gone for wind and lentil.

The lentils are an integral part of the wind industry.

beat me to it.

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:55:43
From: kii
ID: 737099
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


kii said:

Nope, did not see the Walmart brawl. Was it at one of the local ones here?

here is a link

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3122686/Mother-Indiana-Walmart-brawl-asked-6-year-old-son-help-arrested-contributing-delinquency.html

That would never happen here.


















The racial slur would be something about damn Mexicans.

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:57:13
From: kii
ID: 737101
Subject: re: June Chatting

Should go watch some more GoT.

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:58:03
From: Cymek
ID: 737102
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Should go watch some more GoT.

Were are you up to ?

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Date: 15/06/2015 11:58:05
From: kii
ID: 737103
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


kii said:

The bitch (I’ve decided she fits that category) turns to her two daughters and says: “They do this so they can see how many credit cards you have!!!”

Because you have an eidetic memory and have memorised every single one of her credit card numbers now.

Yeppers…I’ve already bought a boat, 20 pairs of new shoes and a full set of hammers with her cards.

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Date: 15/06/2015 12:00:57
From: kii
ID: 737105
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


kii said:

Should go watch some more GoT.

Were are you up to ?

We just finished season 3, but we had already started season 4. mr kii’s workmate came through with season 3 as my workmate only had it in blue ray and we were desperate. I think we just watched the first episode, again, of season 4….but I was sleepy after a bad night dealing with an allergic reaction to an ant bite on my toe. I think that’s what happened.

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Date: 15/06/2015 12:01:19
From: Speedy
ID: 737106
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:

Yeppers…I’ve already bought a boat, 20 pairs of new shoes and a full set of hammers with her cards.

:) I thought one hammer would have been enough.

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Date: 15/06/2015 12:03:08
From: Cymek
ID: 737108
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Cymek said:

kii said:

Should go watch some more GoT.

Were are you up to ?

We just finished season 3, but we had already started season 4. mr kii’s workmate came through with season 3 as my workmate only had it in blue ray and we were desperate. I think we just watched the first episode, again, of season 4….but I was sleepy after a bad night dealing with an allergic reaction to an ant bite on my toe. I think that’s what happened.

You’ll be happy to know that the dragons do eventually arrive in season 5

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Date: 15/06/2015 12:03:50
From: Woodie
ID: 737110
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


roughbarked said:

Peak Warming Man said:

The ABC should not be running an anti mining agenda full stop or any anti something agenda.
It’s way off control and is breaching it’s charter all the time.
When someone complains all the left wingers rush to the ABC’s defence which is self incriminating enough.
The ABC just tells anyone who complains about it’s one sided agendas to go and get stuffed.

I don’t think that’s correct. Yes the coal mining industry should be taken down a few pegs but I doubt the ABC should be claimed against for the programs they run on this. In general mining is not the problem in Australia as much as agriculture is. SBS ran a program about the truth about meat. This si the real problem in this country and the entire world.

You tell ‘em Mr Man. Lesbian munching lentil communists (or any combination thereof) the lot of ‘em, ain’t they. I’m appalled. It’s outrageous. The minister should resign. Letters to the editor all round.

Well that’s just great now, all my income comes from coal and meat.
I knew I should have gone for wind and lentil.

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Date: 15/06/2015 12:05:19
From: Cymek
ID: 737111
Subject: re: June Chatting

GOT is a funny show its not what you’d call enlightening tv and people are nasty to each other but it still seems to shock viewers, perhaps because it (bar the magic) is realistic of how humanity acts towards each other.

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Date: 15/06/2015 12:06:13
From: roughbarked
ID: 737112
Subject: re: June Chatting

please send me some of these lesbians to munch.

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Date: 15/06/2015 12:08:08
From: Woodie
ID: 737113
Subject: re: June Chatting

At some point though do certain industries have to accept their deaths as what they do is no longer sustainable or good for the environment or humanity long term,

They didn’t ban the motor car because it would put the blacksmith out of work, did they.

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Date: 15/06/2015 12:11:37
From: roughbarked
ID: 737115
Subject: re: June Chatting

Woodie said:


At some point though do certain industries have to accept their deaths as what they do is no longer sustainable or good for the environment or humanity long term,

They didn’t ban the motor car because it would put the blacksmith out of work, did they.

They didn’t ban aluminium windows for the 60,000 carpenters they sacked.

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Date: 15/06/2015 12:11:46
From: Woodie
ID: 737116
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


GOT is a funny show its not what you’d call enlightening tv and people are nasty to each other but it still seems to shock viewers, perhaps because it (bar the magic) is realistic of how humanity acts towards each other.

Plenty of young, firm, nubile tits, but.

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Date: 15/06/2015 12:14:58
From: poikilotherm
ID: 737117
Subject: re: June Chatting

Woodie said:


Cymek said:

GOT is a funny show its not what you’d call enlightening tv and people are nasty to each other but it still seems to shock viewers, perhaps because it (bar the magic) is realistic of how humanity acts towards each other.

Plenty of young, firm, nubile tits, butt.

*fixed

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Date: 15/06/2015 12:27:56
From: roughbarked
ID: 737118
Subject: re: June Chatting

Woodie said:


Cymek said:

GOT is a funny show its not what you’d call enlightening tv and people are nasty to each other but it still seems to shock viewers, perhaps because it (bar the magic) is realistic of how humanity acts towards each other.

Plenty of young, firm, nubile tits, but.

Sounds like it might be worth watching after all.

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Date: 15/06/2015 12:32:59
From: Dropbear
ID: 737119
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


GOT is a funny show its not what you’d call enlightening tv and people are nasty to each other but it still seems to shock viewers, perhaps because it (bar the magic) is realistic of how humanity acts towards each other.

Funny?

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Date: 15/06/2015 12:35:00
From: Cymek
ID: 737120
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Cymek said:

GOT is a funny show its not what you’d call enlightening tv and people are nasty to each other but it still seems to shock viewers, perhaps because it (bar the magic) is realistic of how humanity acts towards each other.

Funny?

Probably the wrong word people seem to get shocked but its pretty much about mostly unpleasant people who will do anything to gain power

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Date: 15/06/2015 12:35:47
From: Dropbear
ID: 737121
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Dropbear said:

Cymek said:

GOT is a funny show its not what you’d call enlightening tv and people are nasty to each other but it still seems to shock viewers, perhaps because it (bar the magic) is realistic of how humanity acts towards each other.

Funny?

Probably the wrong word people seem to get shocked but its pretty much about mostly unpleasant people who will do anything to gain power

yeh I’d call it dark fantasy :)

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Date: 15/06/2015 12:39:09
From: Cymek
ID: 737123
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Cymek said:

Dropbear said:

Funny?

Probably the wrong word people seem to get shocked but its pretty much about mostly unpleasant people who will do anything to gain power

yeh I’d call it dark fantasy :)

Yes the same as Penny Dreadful

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Date: 15/06/2015 12:47:47
From: Cymek
ID: 737125
Subject: re: June Chatting

And Australia complains about the refugees that arrive here, I do disagree with the its the West turning a blind eye to the situation, what about Russia, China, Saudia Arabia and others also giving money and aid

http://www.news.com.au/world/middle-east/as-isis-brings-war-to-their-front-door-thousands-of-syrians-do-whatever-they-can-to-leave/story-fnh81ifq-1227398354795

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Date: 15/06/2015 12:48:54
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737126
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Peak Warming Man said:

Not at all, there are hundreds of thousands of people who rely on fossil fuel for their livelihoods and they deserve a voice and above all they deserve a fair and balanced public broadcaster, a public broadcaster that they pay for.
At the moment that public broadcaster is breaking it’s charter and a lot of people are not happy about it and are starting to call it out.

What if man-made climate change was actually real, and likely to do us all long term harm? It would not be fair and balanced reporting to leave it unsaid.

Aye. If the externalities of coal mining are as great as feared it probably deserves to be phase it out over time and that is a discussion that needs to be had. And climate change is one hell of an externality.

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Date: 15/06/2015 12:59:31
From: Divine Angel
ID: 737132
Subject: re: June Chatting

Watching Bridge is akin to watching paint dry

26 weird sports applying to be included in Tokyo Olympics

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:04:05
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 737134
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bridge

Chess

Dance sport

Floorball

I presume by Dance Sport they mean proper dance sport like Morris dancing and not that johnny come lately punced up low life limbo dancing.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:08:27
From: Divine Angel
ID: 737136
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’d like to see everyday sports, like Lego in the Dark and Coffee Table Meets Knee.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:08:29
From: buffy
ID: 737137
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well, that’s the jobs in town done. Flights booked for August. Painter paid another instalment. Wheat and chook muesli acquired. Various little bits and bob bought. Bolognese sauce now simmering on the woodheater. And the yo-yo biscuits are mixing in the Kenwood.

I’m trying to be productive today.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:09:43
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 737139
Subject: re: June Chatting

First they came for the coal miners and I said nothing……………………..
……………………….

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:10:52
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 737141
Subject: re: June Chatting

Anyway I’d better get back to it.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:13:14
From: party_pants
ID: 737143
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’d like to see sports in the Oympics, and let non-sports do their own thing.

By sports I mean a test of physical skill, endurance, accuracy etc. Not mental skills, not artistic interpretations.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:15:15
From: dv
ID: 737145
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


I’d like to see sports in the Oympics, and let non-sports do their own thing.

By sports I mean a test of physical skill, endurance, accuracy etc. Not mental skills, not artistic interpretations.

I no longer think it is important.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:16:14
From: Divine Angel
ID: 737148
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:

By sports I mean a test of physical skill, endurance, accuracy etc.

Not stepping on Lego fulfills all those criteria.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:17:55
From: roughbarked
ID: 737150
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


party_pants said:

By sports I mean a test of physical skill, endurance, accuracy etc.

Not stepping on Lego fulfills all those criteria.

I saw what you did there.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:18:39
From: Cymek
ID: 737151
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


I’d like to see sports in the Oympics, and let non-sports do their own thing.

By sports I mean a test of physical skill, endurance, accuracy etc. Not mental skills, not artistic interpretations.

So blocking a cat that tries to sneak in or out the house could be included

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:18:41
From: party_pants
ID: 737152
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


party_pants said:

I’d like to see sports in the Oympics, and let non-sports do their own thing.

By sports I mean a test of physical skill, endurance, accuracy etc. Not mental skills, not artistic interpretations.

I no longer think it is important.

Pffft. My opinion is always important!

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:22:12
From: kii
ID: 737154
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


kii said:

Yeppers…I’ve already bought a boat, 20 pairs of new shoes and a full set of hammers with her cards.

:) I thought one hammer would have been enough.


No, no, no! One needs many hammers.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:24:29
From: party_pants
ID: 737155
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


party_pants said:

I’d like to see sports in the Oympics, and let non-sports do their own thing.

By sports I mean a test of physical skill, endurance, accuracy etc. Not mental skills, not artistic interpretations.

So blocking a cat that tries to sneak in or out the house could be included

Not sure how it can be scored objectively.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:24:36
From: roughbarked
ID: 737156
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Speedy said:

kii said:

Yeppers…I’ve already bought a boat, 20 pairs of new shoes and a full set of hammers with her cards.

:) I thought one hammer would have been enough.


No, no, no! One needs many hammers.

of all shapes and sizes, not to mention metals.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:25:18
From: roughbarked
ID: 737157
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Cymek said:

party_pants said:

I’d like to see sports in the Oympics, and let non-sports do their own thing.

By sports I mean a test of physical skill, endurance, accuracy etc. Not mental skills, not artistic interpretations.

So blocking a cat that tries to sneak in or out the house could be included

Not sure how it can be scored objectively.

similar to rounding up sheep.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:27:03
From: party_pants
ID: 737158
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


party_pants said:

Cymek said:

So blocking a cat that tries to sneak in or out the house could be included

Not sure how it can be scored objectively.

similar to rounding up sheep.

You saying “Herding Cats” should be an Olympic sport??

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:28:45
From: Cymek
ID: 737160
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


roughbarked said:

party_pants said:

Not sure how it can be scored objectively.

similar to rounding up sheep.

You saying “Herding Cats” should be an Olympic sport??

It would quite interesting trying to get non-herding animals to herd, especially ones that can climb up things

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:30:24
From: roughbarked
ID: 737164
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


roughbarked said:

party_pants said:

Not sure how it can be scored objectively.

similar to rounding up sheep.

You saying “Herding Cats” should be an Olympic sport??

Why not? How else are we going to get them into the army rifle range compound?

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:30:35
From: party_pants
ID: 737165
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


party_pants said:

roughbarked said:

similar to rounding up sheep.

You saying “Herding Cats” should be an Olympic sport??

It would quite interesting trying to get non-herding animals to herd, especially ones that can climb up things

The Mythbusters did a herding cats episode. They couldn’t do it. They even tried a sheep dog at it. The cats just hissed and the dog and it backed off.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:30:59
From: roughbarked
ID: 737166
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


party_pants said:

roughbarked said:

similar to rounding up sheep.

You saying “Herding Cats” should be an Olympic sport??

It would quite interesting trying to get non-herding animals to herd, especially ones that can climb up things


Kangaroo and emu herding should be an olympic sport.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:31:15
From: transition
ID: 737167
Subject: re: June Chatting

whipperin’ it be done
jenny’s goin’ givin’ it to Mr HWS
ol’ showerin’ later on
presently doin’ coffee’n biscuits

listenin’…

#Humble Pie – Natural born boogie 1969

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humble_Pie_(band)

“Humble Pie were an English rock band formed by Steve Marriott, in Essex during 1969. They are known as one of the late 1960s’ first supergroups and found success on both sides of the Atlantic. the band are also remembered for songs such as “Black Coffee”, “30 Days in the Hole”, “I Don’t Need No Doctor” and “Natural Born Bugie”. The original band lineup featured lead vocalist and guitarist Steve Marriott from the Small Faces, vocalist and guitarist Peter Frampton from The Herd, former Spooky Tooth bassist Greg Ridley and a seventeen-year-old drummer, Jerry Shirley”

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:32:17
From: roughbarked
ID: 737169
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Cymek said:

party_pants said:

You saying “Herding Cats” should be an Olympic sport??

It would quite interesting trying to get non-herding animals to herd, especially ones that can climb up things

The Mythbusters did a herding cats episode. They couldn’t do it. They even tried a sheep dog at it. The cats just hissed and the dog and it backed off.

.22 subsonic hollow points get them lined up neatly.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:33:52
From: roughbarked
ID: 737171
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


whipperin’ it be done
jenny’s goin’ givin’ it to Mr HWS
ol’ showerin’ later on
presently doin’ coffee’n biscuits

listenin’…

#Humble Pie – Natural born boogie 1969

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humble_Pie_(band)

“Humble Pie were an English rock band formed by Steve Marriott, in Essex during 1969. They are known as one of the late 1960s’ first supergroups and found success on both sides of the Atlantic. the band are also remembered for songs such as “Black Coffee”, “30 Days in the Hole”, “I Don’t Need No Doctor” and “Natural Born Bugie”. The original band lineup featured lead vocalist and guitarist Steve Marriott from the Small Faces, vocalist and guitarist Peter Frampton from The Herd, former Spooky Tooth bassist Greg Ridley and a seventeen-year-old drummer, Jerry Shirley”


I’ve got all their albums somewhere around here. I need to sell stuff so my vinyls are all looking for a good home.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:33:57
From: party_pants
ID: 737172
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


party_pants said:

Cymek said:

It would quite interesting trying to get non-herding animals to herd, especially ones that can climb up things

The Mythbusters did a herding cats episode. They couldn’t do it. They even tried a sheep dog at it. The cats just hissed and the dog and it backed off.

.22 subsonic hollow points get them lined up neatly.

There’s already enough shooting sports in the Olympics.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:34:07
From: Cymek
ID: 737173
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Cymek said:

party_pants said:

You saying “Herding Cats” should be an Olympic sport??

It would quite interesting trying to get non-herding animals to herd, especially ones that can climb up things

The Mythbusters did a herding cats episode. They couldn’t do it. They even tried a sheep dog at it. The cats just hissed and the dog and it backed off.

Yes I remember the poor dog looked quite unsettled

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:34:37
From: Woodie
ID: 737175
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


party_pants said:

By sports I mean a test of physical skill, endurance, accuracy etc.

Not stepping on Lego fulfills all those criteria.

I reckon they should have stuff like Monopoly, or Cluedo and send Gina Reinhart and Ivan Milat. We’d win hands down. We’d be up there in the medal tally for the gold medal in Complete and Utter Nutters too.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:35:56
From: roughbarked
ID: 737178
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


roughbarked said:

party_pants said:

The Mythbusters did a herding cats episode. They couldn’t do it. They even tried a sheep dog at it. The cats just hissed and the dog and it backed off.

.22 subsonic hollow points get them lined up neatly.

There’s already enough shooting sports in the Olympics.

It is more about weightlifting. Feral cats weigh heavy.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:35:56
From: Woodie
ID: 737179
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Speedy said:

kii said:

Yeppers…I’ve already bought a boat, 20 pairs of new shoes and a full set of hammers with her cards.

:) I thought one hammer would have been enough.


No, no, no! One needs many hammers.

Exactly Aunty Kii. My motto has always been “If at first you don’t succeed, use a larger hammer”.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:36:46
From: kii
ID: 737180
Subject: re: June Chatting

Just wonderful. Roughbarked is banging on about murdering cats. Again. Give it a break.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:37:13
From: roughbarked
ID: 737181
Subject: re: June Chatting

Woodie said:


kii said:

Speedy said:

:) I thought one hammer would have been enough.


No, no, no! One needs many hammers.

Exactly Aunty Kii. My motto has always been “If at first you don’t succeed, use a larger hammer”.

In much of my work, it is a smaller softer hammer.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:37:45
From: roughbarked
ID: 737182
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Just wonderful. Roughbarked is banging on about murdering cats. Again. Give it a break.

Something has to be done.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:38:36
From: roughbarked
ID: 737183
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


kii said:

Just wonderful. Roughbarked is banging on about murdering cats. Again. Give it a break.

Something has to be done.

If your cats are kept inside then they are safe.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:40:01
From: Cymek
ID: 737184
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


roughbarked said:

kii said:

Just wonderful. Roughbarked is banging on about murdering cats. Again. Give it a break.

Something has to be done.

If your cats are kept inside then they are safe.

Mine have explosive collars and if they cross the boundary, boom !

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:40:53
From: kii
ID: 737185
Subject: re: June Chatting

Woodie said:

Exactly Aunty Kii. My motto has always been “If at first you don’t succeed, use a larger hammer”.

Mmm…sledgehammer.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:40:54
From: Speedy
ID: 737186
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


roughbarked said:

kii said:

Just wonderful. Roughbarked is banging on about murdering cats. Again. Give it a break.

Something has to be done.

If your cats are kept inside then they are safe.

Would a cat kill a rabbit? A friend’s rabbit was killed overnight in her backyard. I think it’s more likely a fox is the culprit.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:41:23
From: roughbarked
ID: 737187
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


roughbarked said:

roughbarked said:

Something has to be done.

If your cats are kept inside then they are safe.

Mine have explosive collars and if they cross the boundary, boom !


Now you are sounding like wookie.

I prefer tauto’s stance. He has his cat trained not to kill.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:41:25
From: dv
ID: 737188
Subject: re: June Chatting

Maybe they should just cancel the Olympics. It costs too much.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:41:56
From: Divine Angel
ID: 737189
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’ve heard of rabbits eviscerating cats.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:42:03
From: roughbarked
ID: 737190
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


roughbarked said:

roughbarked said:

Something has to be done.

If your cats are kept inside then they are safe.

Would a cat kill a rabbit? A friend’s rabbit was killed overnight in her backyard. I think it’s more likely a fox is the culprit.

A feral cat can. Yes.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:42:19
From: roughbarked
ID: 737191
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Maybe they should just cancel the Olympics. It costs too much.

Now there’s a cost saving.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:42:57
From: kii
ID: 737192
Subject: re: June Chatting

mr kii is nearly certified in the use of a neti pot.

The site of the operation on his deviated septum is still scabbing up.

He’ll have the written exam tomorrow.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:43:10
From: roughbarked
ID: 737193
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


I’ve heard of rabbits eviscerating cats.

Yes. Rabbits can be quite vicious and have the tools to do it with.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:43:11
From: Cymek
ID: 737194
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


roughbarked said:

roughbarked said:

Something has to be done.

If your cats are kept inside then they are safe.

Would a cat kill a rabbit? A friend’s rabbit was killed overnight in her backyard. I think it’s more likely a fox is the culprit.

We’ve got both and the cats are intimidated by the rabbits, they are all wrong, long ears short tails aren’t quite right to short ears long tails

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:44:26
From: Cymek
ID: 737195
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


dv said:

Maybe they should just cancel the Olympics. It costs too much.

Now there’s a cost saving.

I read a few years ago it costs Australia around 1 million dollars in training,etc per gold medal

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:44:38
From: kii
ID: 737196
Subject: re: June Chatting

My cats can’t even kill a cockroach, but they can seriously damage the bit of wrapping paper that’s been on the floor for a month.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:45:02
From: roughbarked
ID: 737197
Subject: re: June Chatting

Feral cats can also kill lyrebirds.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:46:04
From: roughbarked
ID: 737198
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


My cats can’t even kill a cockroach, but they can seriously damage the bit of wrapping paper that’s been on the floor for a month.

Well, you should tidy up your wrapping paper more often?

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:46:19
From: Cymek
ID: 737199
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Divine Angel said:

I’ve heard of rabbits eviscerating cats.

Yes. Rabbits can be quite vicious and have the tools to do it with.

Their teeth are destructive, we bring ours inside to sit on the lounge and they chewed buttons off the remote, years ago a different rabbit chewed the cord on my playstation controller wrecking it and this was just in passing as she ran by.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:47:06
From: kii
ID: 737200
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


kii said:

My cats can’t even kill a cockroach, but they can seriously damage the bit of wrapping paper that’s been on the floor for a month.

Well, you should tidy up your wrapping paper more often?

No, it’s there for them to play with.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:47:41
From: roughbarked
ID: 737201
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


roughbarked said:

Divine Angel said:

I’ve heard of rabbits eviscerating cats.

Yes. Rabbits can be quite vicious and have the tools to do it with.

Their teeth are destructive, we bring ours inside to sit on the lounge and they chewed buttons off the remote, years ago a different rabbit chewed the cord on my playstation controller wrecking it and this was just in passing as she ran by.


Do Not put fingers too close to rabbit teeth.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:47:49
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737202
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Maybe they should just cancel the Olympics. It costs too much.

Countries rather than cities hosting seems to be a viable alternative to the current model.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:48:20
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737203
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:

I prefer tauto’s stance. He has his cat trained not to kill.

How has he managed that?

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:48:25
From: roughbarked
ID: 737204
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


roughbarked said:

kii said:

My cats can’t even kill a cockroach, but they can seriously damage the bit of wrapping paper that’s been on the floor for a month.

Well, you should tidy up your wrapping paper more often?

No, it’s there for them to play with.

I gathered that, was only jesting.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:48:41
From: Tamb
ID: 737205
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


kii said:

My cats can’t even kill a cockroach, but they can seriously damage the bit of wrapping paper that’s been on the floor for a month.

Well, you should tidy up your wrapping paper more often?


Roughie. All cats can & do kill. It’s in their nature.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:48:54
From: Speedy
ID: 737206
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


I’ve heard of rabbits eviscerating cats.

I had to look that big word up :)

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:49:08
From: roughbarked
ID: 737207
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


dv said:

Maybe they should just cancel the Olympics. It costs too much.

Countries rather than cities hosting seems to be a viable alternative to the current model.

Would work in Australia if they had to land in Perth before flying to the eastern cities.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:49:45
From: roughbarked
ID: 737208
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


roughbarked said:

I prefer tauto’s stance. He has his cat trained not to kill.

How has he managed that?

He’ll tell you if you start a thread about it.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:49:55
From: Tamb
ID: 737209
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


roughbarked said:

I prefer tauto’s stance. He has his cat trained not to kill.

How has he managed that?


Shot it?

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:50:10
From: roughbarked
ID: 737210
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


roughbarked said:

kii said:

My cats can’t even kill a cockroach, but they can seriously damage the bit of wrapping paper that’s been on the floor for a month.

Well, you should tidy up your wrapping paper more often?


Roughie. All cats can & do kill. It’s in their nature.

preaching to the converted.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:50:15
From: Divine Angel
ID: 737211
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Divine Angel said:

I’ve heard of rabbits eviscerating cats.

I had to look that big word up :)

As long as it wasn’t Google images

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:50:22
From: roughbarked
ID: 737212
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Divine Angel said:

I’ve heard of rabbits eviscerating cats.

I had to look that big word up :)

;)

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:51:21
From: roughbarked
ID: 737213
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

roughbarked said:

I prefer tauto’s stance. He has his cat trained not to kill.

How has he managed that?


Shot it?


No. That would be my method. His is entirely different. We sat and discussed it over a few beers a couple of times.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:51:28
From: Cymek
ID: 737214
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Cymek said:

roughbarked said:

Yes. Rabbits can be quite vicious and have the tools to do it with.

Their teeth are destructive, we bring ours inside to sit on the lounge and they chewed buttons off the remote, years ago a different rabbit chewed the cord on my playstation controller wrecking it and this was just in passing as she ran by.


Do Not put fingers too close to rabbit teeth.

They can be affectionate and lick and groom you

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:51:32
From: transition
ID: 737215
Subject: re: June Chatting

maybe good music afternoon
plenty sun solar batteries be boilin’ like kettles soon
burn some off with a few tune
I will be out there under ‘m cedars gettin’ some sun

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:51:35
From: Tamb
ID: 737216
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Speedy said:

Divine Angel said:

I’ve heard of rabbits eviscerating cats.

I had to look that big word up :)

As long as it wasn’t Google images


When you found out I’ll bet you were gutted.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:51:42
From: dv
ID: 737217
Subject: re: June Chatting

Maybe just give up professional sport altogether. It is good for people to play sport socially, for psychological and physical reasons, but there’s no point in the world spending tens of billions of dollars on elite pagaents of kickery and running.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:52:21
From: roughbarked
ID: 737218
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


roughbarked said:

Cymek said:

Their teeth are destructive, we bring ours inside to sit on the lounge and they chewed buttons off the remote, years ago a different rabbit chewed the cord on my playstation controller wrecking it and this was just in passing as she ran by.


Do Not put fingers too close to rabbit teeth.

They can be affectionate and lick and groom you

When they are in that mood, yes.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:53:20
From: Cymek
ID: 737219
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Maybe just give up professional sport altogether. It is good for people to play sport socially, for psychological and physical reasons, but there’s no point in the world spending tens of billions of dollars on elite pagaents of kickery and running.

I agree and its usually given to some nation that can barely afford it

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:53:22
From: kii
ID: 737220
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Maybe just give up professional sport altogether. It is good for people to play sport socially, for psychological and physical reasons, but there’s no point in the world spending tens of billions of dollars on elite pagaents of kickery and running.

Yeah. Also Lycra.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:53:24
From: roughbarked
ID: 737221
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Maybe just give up professional sport altogether. It is good for people to play sport socially, for psychological and physical reasons, but there’s no point in the world spending tens of billions of dollars on elite pagaents of kickery and running.

sensible thinking. Though professional sport has brought benefits such as better physiotherapy to the rest of us.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:53:47
From: Speedy
ID: 737222
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


roughbarked said:

Cymek said:

Their teeth are destructive, we bring ours inside to sit on the lounge and they chewed buttons off the remote, years ago a different rabbit chewed the cord on my playstation controller wrecking it and this was just in passing as she ran by.


Do Not put fingers too close to rabbit teeth.

They can be affectionate and lick and groom you

A friend toilet trained her rabbit.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:54:24
From: roughbarked
ID: 737224
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


dv said:

Maybe just give up professional sport altogether. It is good for people to play sport socially, for psychological and physical reasons, but there’s no point in the world spending tens of billions of dollars on elite pagaents of kickery and running.

Yeah. Also Lycra.

Don’t start on lycra. arrgh! Though the padded lycra does sound more comfortable than bubblecar’s leather seat.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:54:24
From: Cymek
ID: 737225
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Cymek said:

roughbarked said:

Do Not put fingers too close to rabbit teeth.

They can be affectionate and lick and groom you

When they are in that mood, yes.

And they can be grumpy the girl rabbit bites the boy rabbit when we clean up their hutch and mess up her careful arranging of the hay

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:54:45
From: Tamb
ID: 737226
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


roughbarked said:

Cymek said:

Their teeth are destructive, we bring ours inside to sit on the lounge and they chewed buttons off the remote, years ago a different rabbit chewed the cord on my playstation controller wrecking it and this was just in passing as she ran by.


Do Not put fingers too close to rabbit teeth.

They can be affectionate and lick and groom you


Mum had one which used to bite through live 240v power cords.
I don’t think their mouths conduct electricity.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:55:46
From: Tamb
ID: 737227
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Maybe just give up professional sport altogether. It is good for people to play sport socially, for psychological and physical reasons, but there’s no point in the world spending tens of billions of dollars on elite pagaents of kickery and running.

Yes. Less sport & more reality TV & cooking shows.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:56:11
From: roughbarked
ID: 737228
Subject: re: June Chatting

Anyway, numb mouth from dentist wearing off. feel like showing someone my new smile. :)

Buggering off somewhere to do something, meet people.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:56:51
From: roughbarked
ID: 737229
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


Cymek said:

roughbarked said:

Do Not put fingers too close to rabbit teeth.

They can be affectionate and lick and groom you


Mum had one which used to bite through live 240v power cords.
I don’t think their mouths conduct electricity.


their teeth are far enough protruding from gums.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:57:29
From: roughbarked
ID: 737230
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


dv said:

Maybe just give up professional sport altogether. It is good for people to play sport socially, for psychological and physical reasons, but there’s no point in the world spending tens of billions of dollars on elite pagaents of kickery and running.

Yes. Less sport & more reality TV & cooking shows.

puck da cookin’ shows. bring on good documentaries.

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:58:38
From: Cymek
ID: 737231
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Tamb said:

dv said:

Maybe just give up professional sport altogether. It is good for people to play sport socially, for psychological and physical reasons, but there’s no point in the world spending tens of billions of dollars on elite pagaents of kickery and running.

Yes. Less sport & more reality TV & cooking shows.

puck da cookin’ shows. bring on good documentaries.

Yes they are worth spending more money on, they would be useful centuries later as archived history

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Date: 15/06/2015 13:59:48
From: dv
ID: 737232
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


dv said:

Maybe just give up professional sport altogether. It is good for people to play sport socially, for psychological and physical reasons, but there’s no point in the world spending tens of billions of dollars on elite pagaents of kickery and running.

Yes. Less sport & more reality TV & cooking shows.

No

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Date: 15/06/2015 14:01:37
From: PermeateFree
ID: 737233
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


The ABC should not be running an anti mining agenda full stop or any anti something agenda.
It’s way off control and is breaching it’s charter all the time.
When someone complains all the left wingers rush to the ABC’s defence which is self incriminating enough.
The ABC just tells anyone who complains about it’s one sided agendas to go and get stuffed.

The above right-wing rant is also directed at anything green for the same ridiculous reasons. All these people want, is to protect a little of what we have left of this world and not let it be destroyed by greedy, self-interested fools.

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Date: 15/06/2015 14:02:26
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737235
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Maybe just give up professional sport altogether. It is good for people to play sport socially, for psychological and physical reasons, but there’s no point in the world spending tens of billions of dollars on elite pagaents of kickery and running.

Seems harsh. People should be allowed to spend their money on any entertainment they want.

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Date: 15/06/2015 14:03:27
From: roughbarked
ID: 737236
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Peak Warming Man said:

The ABC should not be running an anti mining agenda full stop or any anti something agenda.
It’s way off control and is breaching it’s charter all the time.
When someone complains all the left wingers rush to the ABC’s defence which is self incriminating enough.
The ABC just tells anyone who complains about it’s one sided agendas to go and get stuffed.

The above right-wing rant is also directed at anything green for the same ridiculous reasons. All these people want, is to protect a little of what we have left of this world and not let it be destroyed by greedy, self-interested fools.

Probably not wise to goad him. He’s only stirring us.

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Date: 15/06/2015 14:05:30
From: roughbarked
ID: 737237
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


dv said:

Maybe just give up professional sport altogether. It is good for people to play sport socially, for psychological and physical reasons, but there’s no point in the world spending tens of billions of dollars on elite pagaents of kickery and running.

Seems harsh. People should be allowed to spend their money on any entertainment they want.

I agree and I do believe that digging tunnels in opal bearing ground is both a great sporting exercise and money well spent.

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Date: 15/06/2015 14:07:11
From: roughbarked
ID: 737238
Subject: re: June Chatting

Though the greatest of olympic sports should be the collecting and germinating, growing and planting out of billions of trees.

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Date: 15/06/2015 14:08:22
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 737239
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Maybe they should just cancel the Olympics. It costs too much.

Yeah get rid of it,

get rid of all sports as well, bloody useless people running around playing with balls

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Date: 15/06/2015 14:09:16
From: roughbarked
ID: 737240
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


dv said:

Maybe they should just cancel the Olympics. It costs too much.

Yeah get rid of it,

get rid of all sports as well, bloody useless people running around playing with balls


better than with spears.

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Date: 15/06/2015 14:09:59
From: PermeateFree
ID: 737241
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Cymek said:

At some point though do certain industries have to accept their deaths as what they do is no longer sustainable or good for the environment or humanity long term, mining wouldn’t fit into this category as its always going to be needed but some say like the timber industry may become less important as we decide we can’t just continue to cut down trees. I have no problem with the mining industry except the perhaps the mineral wealth belongs to all Australians not just the owners and shareholders of mining companies

Actually timber is a very good renewable building material.
Just don’t go with the exotic jungle woods.
I think treated pine is carbon neutral in the long run and no rain forest is destroyed by using it.

The trees might come back, but the ecosystem is most unlikely. So unless plantation timber, logging is highly destructive.

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Date: 15/06/2015 14:11:16
From: Tamb
ID: 737242
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


dv said:

Maybe they should just cancel the Olympics. It costs too much.

Yeah get rid of it,

get rid of all sports as well, bloody useless people running around playing with balls


That’s the reason most people get born.

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Date: 15/06/2015 14:12:10
From: roughbarked
ID: 737243
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Peak Warming Man said:

Cymek said:

At some point though do certain industries have to accept their deaths as what they do is no longer sustainable or good for the environment or humanity long term, mining wouldn’t fit into this category as its always going to be needed but some say like the timber industry may become less important as we decide we can’t just continue to cut down trees. I have no problem with the mining industry except the perhaps the mineral wealth belongs to all Australians not just the owners and shareholders of mining companies

Actually timber is a very good renewable building material.
Just don’t go with the exotic jungle woods.
I think treated pine is carbon neutral in the long run and no rain forest is destroyed by using it.

The trees might come back, but the ecosystem is most unlikely. So unless plantation timber, logging is highly destructive.

The trees won’t come back unless we do something. Any of a number of methods of repairing the already damaged ecosystems. So yes, plantations are the way to go in many ways. However, we need to offset the damage that plantations being yet another monoculture, does.

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Date: 15/06/2015 14:13:14
From: PermeateFree
ID: 737244
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


roughbarked said:

Peak Warming Man said:

The ABC should not be running an anti mining agenda full stop or any anti something agenda.
It’s way off control and is breaching it’s charter all the time.
When someone complains all the left wingers rush to the ABC’s defence which is self incriminating enough.
The ABC just tells anyone who complains about it’s one sided agendas to go and get stuffed.

I don’t think that’s correct. Yes the coal mining industry should be taken down a few pegs but I doubt the ABC should be claimed against for the programs they run on this. In general mining is not the problem in Australia as much as agriculture is. SBS ran a program about the truth about meat. This si the real problem in this country and the entire world.

Well that’s just great now, all my income comes from coal and meat.
I knew I should have gone for wind and lentil.

Always difficult to change the minds of vested interests.

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Date: 15/06/2015 14:13:14
From: roughbarked
ID: 737245
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

dv said:

Maybe they should just cancel the Olympics. It costs too much.

Yeah get rid of it,

get rid of all sports as well, bloody useless people running around playing with balls


That’s the reason most people get born.

Don’t know about you but I prefer to save the running energy expenditure for the job at hand.

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Date: 15/06/2015 14:14:19
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 737246
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

dv said:

Maybe they should just cancel the Olympics. It costs too much.

Yeah get rid of it,

get rid of all sports as well, bloody useless people running around playing with balls


better than with spears.

Bring back the gladiators

there are more fun to watch

imagine all the red cards

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Date: 15/06/2015 14:14:34
From: roughbarked
ID: 737247
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Peak Warming Man said:

roughbarked said:

I don’t think that’s correct. Yes the coal mining industry should be taken down a few pegs but I doubt the ABC should be claimed against for the programs they run on this. In general mining is not the problem in Australia as much as agriculture is. SBS ran a program about the truth about meat. This si the real problem in this country and the entire world.

Well that’s just great now, all my income comes from coal and meat.
I knew I should have gone for wind and lentil.

Always difficult to change the minds of vested interests.

I’ve been banging on about it for at least 45 years.

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Date: 15/06/2015 14:15:16
From: roughbarked
ID: 737248
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


roughbarked said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

Yeah get rid of it,

get rid of all sports as well, bloody useless people running around playing with balls


better than with spears.

Bring back the gladiators

there are more fun to watch

imagine all the red cards

They’d have trouble holding up a yellow one.

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Date: 15/06/2015 14:15:58
From: roughbarked
ID: 737249
Subject: re: June Chatting

Was going outside but its raining out there, innit.

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Date: 15/06/2015 14:19:39
From: roughbarked
ID: 737250
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Was going outside but its raining out there, innit.

Playing with balls..

quandong

rain looks minimal .. Off for another attempt.

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Date: 15/06/2015 14:20:50
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 737251
Subject: re: June Chatting

>>The trees won’t come back unless we do something.

That Sir is a concatenation of cods and wallop.
The jungle takes back cleared land remarkably quickly.
Areas of the border ranges cleared for dairy farming and gifted back to the national park have regenerated remarkably quickly without intervention.
Rainforest saplings will remain dormant in the jungle for years but once the canopy is broken by a storm or some such and sunlight gets in they go absolutely bananas. A cleared area is like a smorgasbord to them.

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Date: 15/06/2015 14:22:33
From: PermeateFree
ID: 737252
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


roughbarked said:

roughbarked said:

Something has to be done.

If your cats are kept inside then they are safe.

Would a cat kill a rabbit? A friend’s rabbit was killed overnight in her backyard. I think it’s more likely a fox is the culprit.

Cats are very good at catching and killing rabbits. One of the very few good things they can do.

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Date: 15/06/2015 14:24:34
From: roughbarked
ID: 737253
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


>>The trees won’t come back unless we do something.

That Sir is a concatenation of cods and wallop.
The jungle takes back cleared land remarkably quickly.
Areas of the border ranges cleared for dairy farming and gifted back to the national park have regenerated remarkably quickly without intervention.
Rainforest saplings will remain dormant in the jungle for years but once the canopy is broken by a storm or some such and sunlight gets in they go absolutely bananas. A cleared area is like a smorgasbord to them.

Only while the jungle is adjacent and the climate is good.

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Date: 15/06/2015 14:25:32
From: roughbarked
ID: 737254
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Speedy said:

roughbarked said:

If your cats are kept inside then they are safe.

Would a cat kill a rabbit? A friend’s rabbit was killed overnight in her backyard. I think it’s more likely a fox is the culprit.

Cats are very good at catching and killing rabbits. One of the very few good things they can do.

Trouble is, millions of cats are about as useful for beating the breeding season of rabbits as they are of any rodent.

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Date: 15/06/2015 14:27:21
From: Divine Angel
ID: 737255
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dangnabbit! I used to have this book. Lent it to the kid next door, she lost it. Now it’s worth $600. I only remember the book because of the birth picture.

How babies are made

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Date: 15/06/2015 14:31:17
From: Tamb
ID: 737256
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Peak Warming Man said:

roughbarked said:

I don’t think that’s correct. Yes the coal mining industry should be taken down a few pegs but I doubt the ABC should be claimed against for the programs they run on this. In general mining is not the problem in Australia as much as agriculture is. SBS ran a program about the truth about meat. This si the real problem in this country and the entire world.

Well that’s just great now, all my income comes from coal and meat.
I knew I should have gone for wind and lentil.

Always difficult to change the minds of vested interests.


True. Vested interests would be people in 3 piece suits.

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Date: 15/06/2015 14:31:59
From: PermeateFree
ID: 737257
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Dangnabbit! I used to have this book. Lent it to the kid next door, she lost it. Now it’s worth $600. I only remember the book because of the birth picture.

How babies are made

Enough to turn you off sex for life.

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Date: 15/06/2015 14:32:26
From: roughbarked
ID: 737258
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


PermeateFree said:

Peak Warming Man said:

Well that’s just great now, all my income comes from coal and meat.
I knew I should have gone for wind and lentil.

Always difficult to change the minds of vested interests.


True. Vested interests would be people in 3 piece suits.

Everywhere there’s lots of piggies, living piggy lives.
You can see them out to dinner, with their piggy wives.

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Date: 15/06/2015 14:33:55
From: PermeateFree
ID: 737259
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


PermeateFree said:

Peak Warming Man said:

Well that’s just great now, all my income comes from coal and meat.
I knew I should have gone for wind and lentil.

Always difficult to change the minds of vested interests.


True. Vested interests would be people in 3 piece suits.

I would give you a one handed clap, but unfortunately I am holding a cup of coffee with it.

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Date: 15/06/2015 14:34:19
From: Tamb
ID: 737260
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


>>The trees won’t come back unless we do something.

That Sir is a concatenation of cods and wallop.
The jungle takes back cleared land remarkably quickly.
Areas of the border ranges cleared for dairy farming and gifted back to the national park have regenerated remarkably quickly without intervention.
Rainforest saplings will remain dormant in the jungle for years but once the canopy is broken by a storm or some such and sunlight gets in they go absolutely bananas. A cleared area is like a smorgasbord to them.


When Cardstone village was closed down rippers were put through the tarred roads & within 5 years it wasn’t possible to see where the village used to be except that the trees were not so large in diameter.

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Date: 15/06/2015 14:36:49
From: Tamb
ID: 737261
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Tamb said:

PermeateFree said:

Always difficult to change the minds of vested interests.


True. Vested interests would be people in 3 piece suits.

I would give you a one handed clap, but unfortunately I am holding a cup of coffee with it.

Thank goodness for that. I don’t want any form of clap.

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Date: 15/06/2015 14:37:40
From: Divine Angel
ID: 737262
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


PermeateFree said:

Tamb said:

True. Vested interests would be people in 3 piece suits.

I would give you a one handed clap, but unfortunately I am holding a cup of coffee with it.

Thank goodness for that. I don’t want any form of clap.

Yeah, the penicillin is via needle and I remember how much you hate needles.

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Date: 15/06/2015 14:39:24
From: Tamb
ID: 737263
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Tamb said:

PermeateFree said:

I would give you a one handed clap, but unfortunately I am holding a cup of coffee with it.

Thank goodness for that. I don’t want any form of clap.

Yeah, the penicillin is via needle and I remember how much you hate needles.


Thank you for remembering D A. My phobia hasn’t improved with age. :(

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Date: 15/06/2015 15:00:18
From: buffy
ID: 737264
Subject: re: June Chatting

I see there has been a sport discussion while I was competing in the sport of biscuit making. And then the later event of cleaning up the mess.

Red Symons is the breakfast presenter on 774 in Melbourne. He is not particularly interested in sport. He has three categories of sport: fighting, fleeing and flouncing. It’s amazing how most sports fit into one of his categories or another.

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Date: 15/06/2015 15:25:06
From: buffy
ID: 737265
Subject: re: June Chatting

Gosh, know how to kill the forum

And who knows where I put my list of Pride and Prejudice notes? My niece wants to write in the style, and I can’t find my notes I used to use for doing that. And I’ve ‘volunteered’ to write the first letter.

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Date: 15/06/2015 15:26:27
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 737266
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Gosh, know how to kill the forum

And who knows where I put my list of Pride and Prejudice notes? My niece wants to write in the style, and I can’t find my notes I used to use for doing that. And I’ve ‘volunteered’ to write the first letter.

Can I be Mr Darcy?

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Date: 15/06/2015 15:28:20
From: roughbarked
ID: 737267
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’ve been out in the rain transplanting onions beetroot and spinach.

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Date: 15/06/2015 15:32:26
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737268
Subject: re: June Chatting

I think you were right not to watch ‘The Secret River’ Buffy. It exhibited a very simplistic portrayal of 1820s Aboriginal Australians. I will stick with it though just in case it gets better.

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Date: 15/06/2015 15:32:58
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 737269
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’ve been out in the rain transplanting onions beetroot and spinach.

why i grow triffids. they just up root themselves and move. plus they deter jw.

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Date: 15/06/2015 15:36:32
From: captain_spalding
ID: 737270
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

And who knows where I put my list of Pride and Prejudice notes? My niece wants to write in the style…

P&P is extremely tiresome. The story revolves around a family of females searching for a meal-ticket onto which they can all latch, and when the prospective meal-ticket, in the form of Mr. Darcy, appears anywhere within cannon-shot of the place, they all behave in a manner reminiscent of a flock of chooks who’ve just had a water-bomb lobbed in to the middle of their congregation.

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Date: 15/06/2015 15:37:58
From: Cymek
ID: 737271
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


buffy said:

And who knows where I put my list of Pride and Prejudice notes? My niece wants to write in the style…

P&P is extremely tiresome. The story revolves around a family of females searching for a meal-ticket onto which they can all latch, and when the prospective meal-ticket, in the form of Mr. Darcy, appears anywhere within cannon-shot of the place, they all behave in a manner reminiscent of a flock of chooks who’ve just had a water-bomb lobbed in to the middle of their congregation.

I’ve only seen the movie, was quite comical

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Date: 15/06/2015 15:38:49
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737272
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:

P&P is extremely tiresome. The story revolves around a family of females searching for a meal-ticket onto which they can all latch, and when the prospective meal-ticket, in the form of Mr. Darcy, appears anywhere within cannon-shot of the place, they all behave in a manner reminiscent of a flock of chooks who’ve just had a water-bomb lobbed in to the middle of their congregation.


You didn’t find it an interesting insight into 19th century middle class life?

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Date: 15/06/2015 15:39:32
From: Dropbear
ID: 737273
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


buffy said:

And who knows where I put my list of Pride and Prejudice notes? My niece wants to write in the style…

P&P is extremely tiresome. The story revolves around a family of females searching for a meal-ticket onto which they can all latch, and when the prospective meal-ticket, in the form of Mr. Darcy, appears anywhere within cannon-shot of the place, they all behave in a manner reminiscent of a flock of chooks who’ve just had a water-bomb lobbed in to the middle of their congregation.

Not sure you’re the target demographic, to be honest, captain

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Date: 15/06/2015 15:45:45
From: roughbarked
ID: 737274
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


I’ve been out in the rain transplanting onions beetroot and spinach.

why i grow triffids. they just up root themselves and move. plus they deter jw.

I allow paper wasps at the front door.

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Date: 15/06/2015 16:10:29
From: dv
ID: 737275
Subject: re: June Chatting

Unfortunately PaPaZ has been pushed back to February 2016.

So there will only be one post-apocalyptic film with Matt Smith this year (Terminator Genisys).

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Date: 15/06/2015 16:10:40
From: transition
ID: 737276
Subject: re: June Chatting

check some sheep, done the meter reads, check some fence
be needin’ pack droppers out back north fence soon
though sheep’re content ‘nough that grass it’s growin’ real fast
ol’s other be makin’ coffees, today she’s a bit Marvin
her empathy gun’s broken’n i’m the regular insensitive bastard

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Date: 15/06/2015 16:17:32
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737277
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


check some sheep, done the meter reads, check some fence

What meters are you always checking?

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Date: 15/06/2015 16:21:40
From: transition
ID: 737278
Subject: re: June Chatting

What meters are you always checking?

nine water meters, most water gets turned off soon, except two houses and where sheep on grain feeders and guys using water for spraying

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Date: 15/06/2015 16:22:36
From: dv
ID: 737279
Subject: re: June Chatting

Okay normally I like Buttersafe but I have no idea about today’s cartoon

http://buttersafe.com/2015/06/11/the-parcel/

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Date: 15/06/2015 16:28:43
From: Cymek
ID: 737282
Subject: re: June Chatting

We really are a nanny nation, apparently the OH&S person said the laminator requires a sign above it saying caution hot.

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Date: 15/06/2015 16:32:15
From: Divine Angel
ID: 737283
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hey Bubblecar, if you had a superpower, what would it be?

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Date: 15/06/2015 16:33:29
From: Divine Angel
ID: 737284
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Okay normally I like Buttersafe but I have no idea about today’s cartoon

http://buttersafe.com/2015/06/11/the-parcel/

I don’t get it.

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Date: 15/06/2015 16:34:31
From: Neophyte
ID: 737285
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Hey Bubblecar, if you had a superpower, what would it be?

Nothing short of total omnipotence, I should imagine

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Date: 15/06/2015 16:37:07
From: Divine Angel
ID: 737286
Subject: re: June Chatting

Neophyte said:


Divine Angel said:

Hey Bubblecar, if you had a superpower, what would it be?

Nothing short of total omnipotence, I should imagine

His bedroom prowess is no concern of mine.

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Date: 15/06/2015 16:39:24
From: btm
ID: 737287
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Hey Bubblecar, if you had a superpower, what would it be?

The one he already has: the ability to consume unbelievable amounts of alcoholic beverages while dining on home-cooked haute cuisine.

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Date: 15/06/2015 16:40:31
From: Dropbear
ID: 737288
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Okay normally I like Buttersafe but I have no idea about today’s cartoon

http://buttersafe.com/2015/06/11/the-parcel/

I can’t believe its not buttersafe

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Date: 15/06/2015 16:47:26
From: btm
ID: 737290
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Okay normally I like Buttersafe but I have no idea about today’s cartoon

http://buttersafe.com/2015/06/11/the-parcel/

I don’t get it either, but it puts me in mind of the cartoons of Gustave Verbeek, an immigrant American cartoonist and illustrator whose cartoons were invertible.

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Date: 15/06/2015 16:50:20
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 737291
Subject: re: June Chatting

is it meant to be funny or something else?

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Date: 15/06/2015 16:53:51
From: btm
ID: 737292
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


is it meant to be funny or something else?

That’s part of series of pictures telling a story; the whole series (published in a newspaper) was intended to be first read left-to-right, then the newspaper turned upside-down, and the rest of the story (with new pictures) was read, again left-to-right. The single image is just an illustration (pun intended) of how he did it.

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Date: 15/06/2015 16:56:09
From: poikilotherm
ID: 737293
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good guy ABC

http://www.theguardian.com/media/2015/jun/14/60000-fewer-patients-took-vital-statin-drugs-following-abcs-catalyst-program

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:02:20
From: buffy
ID: 737294
Subject: re: June Chatting

Because I’ve been trying out the new camera, and finally it talks to the computer (who would have thought it mattered which USB port you used….)

 photo Long June15_zpskxsdhxki.jpg

You do get the impression that having one’s photo taken was not really high in the excitement stakes.

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:03:02
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737295
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Hey Bubblecar, if you had a superpower, what would it be?

Not sure, probably superhuman powers of procrastination.

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:03:28
From: pommiejohn
ID: 737296
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Good guy ABC

http://www.theguardian.com/media/2015/jun/14/60000-fewer-patients-took-vital-statin-drugs-following-abcs-catalyst-program

Didn’t stop me, I value a doctor’s opinion over a journalist’s :)
The comments on that Gruaniad article seem to be conspiracy theorists’ heartland.

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:04:56
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737297
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


Because I’ve been trying out the new camera, and finally it talks to the computer (who would have thought it mattered which USB port you used….)

 photo Long June15_zpskxsdhxki.jpg

You do get the impression that having one’s photo taken was not really high in the excitement stakes.

Is it my imagination, or is he starting to pack on the weight?

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:05:31
From: buffy
ID: 737298
Subject: re: June Chatting

And because the old girl shouldn’t be left out:

 photo Buschka June15_zpsywouvqzf.jpg

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:06:40
From: pommiejohn
ID: 737299
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


And because the old girl shouldn’t be left out:

 photo Buschka June15_zpsywouvqzf.jpg

They both look a little flarey. Is the lens clean?

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:06:46
From: buffy
ID: 737300
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


buffy said:

Because I’ve been trying out the new camera, and finally it talks to the computer (who would have thought it mattered which USB port you used….)

 photo Long June15_zpskxsdhxki.jpg

You do get the impression that having one’s photo taken was not really high in the excitement stakes.

Is it my imagination, or is he starting to pack on the weight?

Depends how you sit. When you are a Pug, there are many ways of looking fat. You always look broad in the beam anyway, because your legs are short. He is actually at a good weight. For a Pug. He doesn’t have rolls of fat, which many Pugs do have.

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:06:57
From: Divine Angel
ID: 737301
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


buffy said:

Because I’ve been trying out the new camera, and finally it talks to the computer (who would have thought it mattered which USB port you used….)

 photo Long June15_zpskxsdhxki.jpg

You do get the impression that having one’s photo taken was not really high in the excitement stakes.

Is it my imagination, or is he starting to pack on the weight?

I didn’t want to say anything…

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:07:26
From: buffy
ID: 737302
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


buffy said:

And because the old girl shouldn’t be left out:

 photo Buschka June15_zpsywouvqzf.jpg

They both look a little flarey. Is the lens clean?

They were the very first pictures I took, and I forgot about where the sun was….

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:07:27
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 737303
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


Because I’ve been trying out the new camera, and finally it talks to the computer (who would have thought it mattered which USB port you used….)

 photo Long June15_zpskxsdhxki.jpg

You do get the impression that having one’s photo taken was not really high in the excitement stakes.

FCOL get the fugly bastard onto a 3F diet ASAP.

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:08:01
From: Divine Angel
ID: 737304
Subject: re: June Chatting

Monica: Oh come on! The camera adds ten pounds.
Chandler: So how many cameras were on you?

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:08:45
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 737305
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


dv said:

Okay normally I like Buttersafe but I have no idea about today’s cartoon

http://buttersafe.com/2015/06/11/the-parcel/

I don’t get it.

Well I got LORD out of the end of Silo Rd, then I gave up.

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:10:22
From: Cymek
ID: 737306
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


pommiejohn said:

buffy said:

And because the old girl shouldn’t be left out:

 photo Buschka June15_zpsywouvqzf.jpg

They both look a little flarey. Is the lens clean?

They were the very first pictures I took, and I forgot about where the sun was….

In the sky I think

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:11:23
From: buffy
ID: 737307
Subject: re: June Chatting

Even if you lie on your back you don’t stand a chance as a Pug:

 photo 7Feb15 LongAsleepOnKeith_zpspajjr7dp.jpg

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:11:26
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 737308
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Divine Angel said:

Hey Bubblecar, if you had a superpower, what would it be?

Not sure, probably superhuman powers of procrastination.

The ability to see the point of lengthy strip cartoons at a single glance.

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:12:57
From: poikilotherm
ID: 737309
Subject: re: June Chatting

jeez buffy, that lens doesn’t do much for your dogs ;)

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:13:22
From: Divine Angel
ID: 737310
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Divine Angel said:

Hey Bubblecar, if you had a superpower, what would it be?

Not sure, probably superhuman powers of procrastination.

You’re now a character in this short story because I decided to go with the treacle idea. Weirdly, it fits.

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:13:43
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 737311
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


Divine Angel said:

dv said:

Okay normally I like Buttersafe but I have no idea about today’s cartoon

http://buttersafe.com/2015/06/11/the-parcel/

I don’t get it.

Well I got LORD out of the end of Silo Rd, then I gave up.

Yeah, too intellectual for me as well.
Remember those Batman Comics Rev, self explanatory, and the effects and speech bubbles were just an added bonus.
KAPOW!!! BAM!!……………………..etc etc

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:14:43
From: buffy
ID: 737312
Subject: re: June Chatting

Alright then, this one is not a dog one…

 photo Gilled mushroom June15_zps5qahugtw.jpg

I’ll be back shortly, I’ll just nip over to the other folk and see if anyone wants to hazard an ID for me.

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:15:03
From: poikilotherm
ID: 737313
Subject: re: June Chatting

Would have paid good money to see them use water on it…

“Police said people on the property raised the alarm of a leak from the 120,000 litre storage container of liquid metal sodium at about 12 noon.”

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:18:03
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737314
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Bubblecar said:

Divine Angel said:

Hey Bubblecar, if you had a superpower, what would it be?

Not sure, probably superhuman powers of procrastination.

You’re now a character in this short story because I decided to go with the treacle idea. Weirdly, it fits.

Excellent. Somebody has to write a treacle horror story, and I’m never likely to get around to it :)

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:19:31
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737315
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


Bubblecar said:

Divine Angel said:

Hey Bubblecar, if you had a superpower, what would it be?

Not sure, probably superhuman powers of procrastination.

The ability to see the point of lengthy strip cartoons at a single glance.

I couldn’t make much sense of it. Maybe it’s some kind of pop culture reference.

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:21:44
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 737316
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


Even if you lie on your back you don’t stand a chance as a Pug:

 photo 7Feb15 LongAsleepOnKeith_zpspajjr7dp.jpg

It looks like some genetically modified bat experiment gone wrong.

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:24:48
From: buffy
ID: 737317
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


buffy said:

Even if you lie on your back you don’t stand a chance as a Pug:

 photo 7Feb15 LongAsleepOnKeith_zpspajjr7dp.jpg

It looks like some genetically modified bat experiment gone wrong.

I’ll tell him that. But he won’t care.

:)

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:28:17
From: buffy
ID: 737318
Subject: re: June Chatting

Mr buffy calls him an homunculus. Or a Toby Pug when he sits up in the crook of your arm. It’s just as well he isn’t easily hurt (psychologically speaking)!

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:32:04
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 737319
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


I’ve been out in the rain transplanting onions beetroot and spinach.

Never considered combining all three at once, whats the flavor like?

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:34:23
From: transition
ID: 737320
Subject: re: June Chatting

>Good guy ABC
http://www.theguardian.com/media/2015/jun/14/60000-fewer-patients-took-vital-statin-drugs-following-abcs-catalyst-program

TV potentially has adverse effects on health (related of your example, if it did) in many ways

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:35:20
From: poikilotherm
ID: 737321
Subject: re: June Chatting

The pug may need a diet…

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:37:07
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 737323
Subject: re: June Chatting

nah poik, it’s just big boned.

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:42:53
From: poikilotherm
ID: 737326
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


nah poik, it’s just big boned.

heh.

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:44:37
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 737327
Subject: re: June Chatting

Evening folks

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:45:35
From: Divine Angel
ID: 737328
Subject: re: June Chatting

How’s it going, SS?

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:47:29
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 737330
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


How’s it going, SS?

getting there slowly

how’s things going with you?

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:48:59
From: Divine Angel
ID: 737331
Subject: re: June Chatting

My butt still hurts. Why do we even need a sciatic nerve, it’s nothing but a huge pain in the arse.

other than that, not bad.

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:51:27
From: Cymek
ID: 737332
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


My butt still hurts. Why do we even need a sciatic nerve, it’s nothing but a huge pain in the arse.

other than that, not bad.

You can’t do dad jokes

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:55:01
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 737333
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


My butt still hurts. Why do we even need a sciatic nerve, it’s nothing but a huge pain in the arse.

other than that, not bad.

serves you right for playing with your belly button too much…

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Date: 15/06/2015 17:56:44
From: buffy
ID: 737334
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


nah poik, it’s just big boned.

We tried skinny and Lady Sybil just gave us 8 weeks of roller coaster and then broke our hearts.

Thinking of looking again after August this year for another Boxer.

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Date: 15/06/2015 18:09:31
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737339
Subject: re: June Chatting

My review that is due to be posted on as many booking sites as I can find. Any suggestions welcome.

Cheap might be cheerful but it doesn’t mean restful.

You might be warned at check in that your fire alarm might start chirruping warning of a flattening battery, in which case just ring reception. I guess if you are operating the cheapest motel in town it is a false economy to replace the periodically chirruping battery until it gets positively frantic.

And if the room is a little austere that it is to be expected for the price after all you only want to sleep in it. Right?

It is cold in Seymour in winter, and later that night when you return from your function upon entering the meat locker you confused for a motel room, you have a choice, you can shiver through the night breathing condensation or you can turn on the heating. Then you can attempt to sleep, but now, not only shivering but kept awake by the roar of a reverse cycle that labours noisily to deliver an asthmatic wheeze of a mild luke warm zephyr.

If after all this you manage a form of sleep that might get interrupted when your fire alarm starts chirruping constantly at five in the morning. If you decide to ring reception and complain you will realise that another economy has been made by not providing a phone.

And with walls so thin you can hear the neighbours boiling the kettle it is hard to recommend the cheapest motel in town.

But still, the irrepressibly cheerful manager will happily refuse to refund any of the money you paid in anticipation of a reasonable expectation of a good nights sleep, citing that you were due to get up anyway, and that he was already the cheapest in town. Serious, these are the words he used.

If when passing through Seymour you desire a good nights rest I recommend you spend an extra twenty dollars and avoid the cheapest motel in town.

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Date: 15/06/2015 18:12:54
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 737340
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


My review that is due to be posted on as many booking sites as I can find. Any suggestions welcome.

Cheap might be cheerful but it doesn’t mean restful.

You might be warned at check in that your fire alarm might start chirruping warning of a flattening battery, in which case just ring reception. I guess if you are operating the cheapest motel in town it is a false economy to replace the periodically chirruping battery until it gets positively frantic.

And if the room is a little austere that it is to be expected for the price after all you only want to sleep in it. Right?

It is cold in Seymour in winter, and later that night when you return from your function upon entering the meat locker you confused for a motel room, you have a choice, you can shiver through the night breathing condensation or you can turn on the heating. Then you can attempt to sleep, but now, not only shivering but kept awake by the roar of a reverse cycle that labours noisily to deliver an asthmatic wheeze of a mild luke warm zephyr.

If after all this you manage a form of sleep that might get interrupted when your fire alarm starts chirruping constantly at five in the morning. If you decide to ring reception and complain you will realise that another economy has been made by not providing a phone.

And with walls so thin you can hear the neighbours boiling the kettle it is hard to recommend the cheapest motel in town.

But still, the irrepressibly cheerful manager will happily refuse to refund any of the money you paid in anticipation of a reasonable expectation of a good nights sleep, citing that you were due to get up anyway, and that he was already the cheapest in town. Serious, these are the words he used.

If when passing through Seymour you desire a good nights rest I recommend you spend an extra twenty dollars and avoid the cheapest motel in town.

But was it cheap?

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Date: 15/06/2015 18:14:33
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737341
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


AwesomeO said:

My review that is due to be posted on as many booking sites as I can find. Any suggestions welcome.

Cheap might be cheerful but it doesn’t mean restful.

You might be warned at check in that your fire alarm might start chirruping warning of a flattening battery, in which case just ring reception. I guess if you are operating the cheapest motel in town it is a false economy to replace the periodically chirruping battery until it gets positively frantic.

And if the room is a little austere that it is to be expected for the price after all you only want to sleep in it. Right?

It is cold in Seymour in winter, and later that night when you return from your function upon entering the meat locker you confused for a motel room, you have a choice, you can shiver through the night breathing condensation or you can turn on the heating. Then you can attempt to sleep, but now, not only shivering but kept awake by the roar of a reverse cycle that labours noisily to deliver an asthmatic wheeze of a mild luke warm zephyr.

If after all this you manage a form of sleep that might get interrupted when your fire alarm starts chirruping constantly at five in the morning. If you decide to ring reception and complain you will realise that another economy has been made by not providing a phone.

And with walls so thin you can hear the neighbours boiling the kettle it is hard to recommend the cheapest motel in town.

But still, the irrepressibly cheerful manager will happily refuse to refund any of the money you paid in anticipation of a reasonable expectation of a good nights sleep, citing that you were due to get up anyway, and that he was already the cheapest in town. Serious, these are the words he used.

If when passing through Seymour you desire a good nights rest I recommend you spend an extra twenty dollars and avoid the cheapest motel in town.

But was it cheap?

It was the cheapest in town, he didn’t lie about that.

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Date: 15/06/2015 18:25:50
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737344
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:

It is cold in Seymour in winter, and later that night when you return from your function upon entering the meat locker you confused for a motel room, you have a choice, you can shiver through the night breathing condensation or you can turn on the heating. Then you can attempt to sleep, but now, not only shivering but kept awake by the roar of a reverse cycle that labours noisily to deliver an asthmatic wheeze of a mild luke warm zephyr.

No electric blanket? Oh the humanity!

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Date: 15/06/2015 18:37:31
From: buffy
ID: 737348
Subject: re: June Chatting

It has just crossed my mind that Julie might be a threat and this could be useful…

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-15/people-smugglers-abbott-bishop-dutton-refuse-discuss-payments/6547224

Not that I’m a conspiracist or nuffink….

:)

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Date: 15/06/2015 18:40:17
From: buffy
ID: 737350
Subject: re: June Chatting

I have to say, my early lunch (about 11.30) seems a long time ago now I can smell the roast lamb. And I’ve been able to smell the roast for over half an hour now….

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Date: 15/06/2015 18:41:46
From: dv
ID: 737351
Subject: re: June Chatting

It’s the 800th birthday of the Magna Carta, which was meant to be a resolution of a conflict between royalty and nobility, but it did help to establish the idea that rulers are also subject to the law and custom, and that they can’t make capricious or arbitrary executive decisions.

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Date: 15/06/2015 18:45:15
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737352
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


It’s the 800th birthday of the Magna Carta, which was meant to be a resolution of a conflict between royalty and nobility, but it did help to establish the idea that rulers are also subject to the law and custom, and that they can’t make capricious or arbitrary executive decisions.

And that was also the back ground to the English Civil war and the execution of Charles 1.

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Date: 15/06/2015 18:46:31
From: transition
ID: 737353
Subject: re: June Chatting

>your fire alarm might start chirruping warning

joy when they do that, often when coldest and battery terminal voltage is lowest. Ours here are within reach so on rare occasions happens just rip battery out’n back to sleep.

have a washing machine that beeps, fell asleep one night was too fucked to get up empty it, thought i’d sleep alright, tortured me til morning.

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Date: 15/06/2015 18:48:50
From: furious
ID: 737354
Subject: re: June Chatting

Maybe it was an “Everything is okay” alarm?

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Date: 15/06/2015 18:51:49
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737355
Subject: re: June Chatting

My other question is, I booked and my MasterCard was debited, no problems there, but if I post that review can the manager take revenge with my MasterCard details?

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Date: 15/06/2015 18:52:41
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 737356
Subject: re: June Chatting

Chap talking sense on the BBC last night on the radio.
Was saying that what they were doing was broadcasting but twitter and facebook were narrowcasting.
Different casts I guess.

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Date: 15/06/2015 18:53:36
From: dv
ID: 737357
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


My other question is, I booked and my MasterCard was debited, no problems there, but if I post that review can the manager take revenge with my MasterCard details?

Well, not legally.

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Date: 15/06/2015 18:53:54
From: dv
ID: 737358
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Chap talking sense on the BBC last night on the radio.
Was saying that what they were doing was broadcasting but twitter and facebook were narrowcasting.
Different casts I guess.

Can’t touch this

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Date: 15/06/2015 18:54:26
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 737359
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


My other question is, I booked and my MasterCard was debited, no problems there, but if I post that review can the manager take revenge with my MasterCard details?

I’ve often wondered about about.

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Date: 15/06/2015 18:54:52
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737360
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


It’s the 800th birthday of the Magna Carta, which was meant to be a resolution of a conflict between royalty and nobility, but it did help to establish the idea that rulers are also subject to the law and custom, and that they can’t make capricious or arbitrary executive decisions.

Someone will have to tell Tony Abbott.

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Date: 15/06/2015 18:56:11
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737361
Subject: re: June Chatting

So what do we think about Tim Hunt, were they all a bit too quick to sack him?

Tim Hunt: ‘I’ve been hung out to dry. They haven’t even bothered to ask for my side of affairs’

http://www.theguardian.com/science/2015/jun/13/tim-hunt-hung-out-to-dry-interview-mary-collins

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Date: 15/06/2015 18:59:13
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 737362
Subject: re: June Chatting

sack in haste, rethink at leisure.

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:03:32
From: transition
ID: 737364
Subject: re: June Chatting

gettin cold sittin’ here, am done
over and out

#Savoy Brown – Let it Rock (Rock and Roll on the Radio)

Paul Raymond on vocals I reckon, from Street Corner Talking album

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Raymond_(musician)

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:05:36
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 737365
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


So what do we think about Tim Hunt, were they all a bit too quick to sack him?

Tim Hunt: ‘I’ve been hung out to dry. They haven’t even bothered to ask for my side of affairs’

http://www.theguardian.com/science/2015/jun/13/tim-hunt-hung-out-to-dry-interview-mary-collins

Utter madness gone crazy, the gender divide is widening and being driven by feminazis who have lost the original ideal of equality. Gender neutral language has been abandoned for male v female language where misogyny is seen at every turn.
If a woman had said exactly the same thing she’d probably have been promoted.
It’s aq victory for emotion over logic, non sense over common sense.

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:07:12
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 737367
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


So what do we think about Tim Hunt, were they all a bit too quick to sack him?

Tim Hunt: ‘I’ve been hung out to dry. They haven’t even bothered to ask for my side of affairs’

http://www.theguardian.com/science/2015/jun/13/tim-hunt-hung-out-to-dry-interview-mary-collins

So what did this Timothy person actually say?

It’s hard to see how sacking someone for telling a bad joke could be justified.

My wife forwarded a sexist e-mail joke to me this morning.

Should I seek a divorce?

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:08:37
From: furious
ID: 737368
Subject: re: June Chatting

Women in science cry…

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:08:57
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 737369
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Bubblecar said:

So what do we think about Tim Hunt, were they all a bit too quick to sack him?

Tim Hunt: ‘I’ve been hung out to dry. They haven’t even bothered to ask for my side of affairs’

http://www.theguardian.com/science/2015/jun/13/tim-hunt-hung-out-to-dry-interview-mary-collins

Utter madness gone crazy, the gender divide is widening and being driven by feminazis who have lost the original ideal of equality. Gender neutral language has been abandoned for male v female language where misogyny is seen at every turn.
If a woman had said exactly the same thing she’d probably have been promoted.
It’s aq victory for emotion over logic, non sense over common sense.

I think I’d better shut up.

Can’t have PWM thinking I agree with him.

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:10:45
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737370
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


So what did this Timothy person actually say?

It’s hard to see how sacking someone for telling a bad joke could be justified.

My wife forwarded a sexist e-mail joke to me this morning.

Should I seek a divorce?

From that article (not mentioned is that he also said men & women should work in segregated labs – presumably this was also intended to be a joke):

Sitting on a sofa with his wife, Hunt tries to explain why he made the remarks that got him into trouble while Collins (his wife) groans in despair as he outlines his behaviour. Hunt had been invited to the world conference of science journalists in Seoul and had been asked to speak at a meeting about women in science. His brief remarks contained 39 words that have subsequently come to haunt him.

“Let me tell you about my trouble with girls. Three things happen when they are in the lab. You fall in love with them, they fall in love with you, and when you criticise them, they cry,” he told delegates.

“I stood up and went mad,” he admits. “I was very nervous and a bit confused but, yes, I made those remarks – which were inexcusable – but I made them in a totally jocular, ironic way. There was some polite applause and that was it, I thought. I thought everything was OK. No one accused me of being a sexist pig.”

Collins clutches her head as Hunt talks. “It was an unbelievably stupid thing to say,” she says. “You can see why it could be taken as offensive if you didn’t know Tim. But really it was just part of his upbringing. He went to a single-sex school in the 1960s. Nevertheless he is not sexist. I am a feminist, and I would not have put up with him if he were sexist.”

Hunt may have meant to be humorous, but his words were not taken as a joke by his audience. One or two began tweeting what he had said and within a few hours he had become the focus of a particularly vicious social media campaign. He was described on Twitter as “a clueless, sexist jerk”; “a misogynist dude scientist”; while one tweet demanded that the Royal Society “kick him out”.

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:18:07
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 737373
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:

His brief remarks contained 39 words that have subsequently come to haunt him.

“Let me tell you about my trouble with girls. Three things happen when they are in the lab. You fall in love with them, they fall in love with you, and when you criticise them, they cry,” he told delegates.

I missed the actual quote.

Here’s the sexist joke I got this morning:

A woman is driving at night on a narrow country road. At the same time, a man is driving in the opposite direction on that same road.

When they narrowly pass each other at high speed, the woman rolls down her window and loudly shouts

Donkey !

Immediately the man shouts back

BITCH !

The man laughs. He is proud to have reacted so quickly to the shouting woman and takes the next turn in the road, maintaining his speed.

Insert image of a donkey impaled through the windscreen of a car.

Moral of the story:

Men never listen and, when they do, they don’t understand one word a woman says.

Would that joke be considered safe for work I wonder?

I suspect it would be.

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:20:11
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737374
Subject: re: June Chatting

Jeebers, 118 pages of comments.

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:21:53
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737375
Subject: re: June Chatting

I can see a future where organisations protect themselves by handing out I promise not to be outraged disclaimer cards for signature by an audience.

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:24:45
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737376
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


I can see a future where organisations protect themselves by handing out I promise not to be outraged disclaimer cards for signature by an audience.

It might make more sense for honorary professors to sign “I promise not to be an embarrassingly silly old goat” pledges.

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:25:52
From: party_pants
ID: 737377
Subject: re: June Chatting

Does anyone here any landscape painting which feature wind turbines?

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:26:44
From: party_pants
ID: 737378
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Does anyone here any landscape painting which feature wind turbines?

+own

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:26:45
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737379
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


AwesomeO said:

I can see a future where organisations protect themselves by handing out I promise not to be outraged disclaimer cards for signature by an audience.

It might make more sense for honorary professors to sign “I promise not to be an embarrassingly silly old goat” pledges.

Nah, people find outrage everywhere. They seek it out for political and agenda advancement.

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:27:16
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 737380
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Jeebers, 118 pages of comments.

Yeah, waste of time really, that’s why a letter to the editor of a fair and balanced newspaper is much more gooder.
The letters are selected on merit.

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:28:00
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 737381
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


party_pants said:

Does anyone here any landscape painting which feature wind turbines?

+own

I don’t.

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:28:19
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737382
Subject: re: June Chatting

I suspect in the old days the news of his gaffe would have surfaced slowly enough to enable him to issue heartfelt apologies and smooth it over. But today’s social media can ruin reputations very quickly – not just of individuals but institutions – so maybe you can’t blame UCL for feeling obliged to kick him out quickly. And once that happened, the other organisations were expected to follow suit.

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:29:23
From: dv
ID: 737383
Subject: re: June Chatting

So what do we think about Tim Hunt, were they all a bit too quick to sack him?

They didn’t

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:30:18
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737384
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


So what do we think about Tim Hunt, were they all a bit too quick to sack him?

They didn’t

They did.

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:31:34
From: dv
ID: 737385
Subject: re: June Chatting
From that article (not mentioned is that he also said men & women should work in segregated labs – presumably this was also intended to be a joke)

Several journalists independently commented that he did not at all appear to be joking.

For him to be so “off-message” when acting in an official capacity at an international conference on science journalism is freakish.

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:31:36
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 737386
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


So what do we think about Tim Hunt, were they all a bit too quick to sack him?

They didn’t

Oh joyous day, Praise the Lord.

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:32:06
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 737387
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Jeebers, 118 pages of comments.

I don’t think I’ll read through all 5800 odd comments, but there was the odd non-odd comment in there:

emoscience 40m ago

4

5

I met Tim Hunt 20 years ago while working in the institute where he did his exciting research. I am a woman scientist and passionately believe in feminism and cannot excuse Tim for his stupid remarks on “the trouble with the girls…”. However, he is now being vilified for the discrimination of the whole of womankind!

As a colleague Tim has always been kind, very open and gentle person and all I have seen from him is strong support and confidence in me. Somewhat eccentric with offbeat humour he most certainly did not sound like a “sexist pig”. Political correctness is not his virtue.

In my view all this fuss is not in the interest of feminism. Hats off to some of the “scientist girls” who dismissed all this with humour and well deserved irony. Feminism grows with confidence and self esteem and not with castration.

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:32:49
From: dv
ID: 737388
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


dv said:

So what do we think about Tim Hunt, were they all a bit too quick to sack him?

They didn’t

They did.

They didn’t. He resigned.

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:33:02
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737389
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


dv said:

So what do we think about Tim Hunt, were they all a bit too quick to sack him?

They didn’t

Oh joyous day, Praise the Lord.

They did sack him. Officially he resigned, but he was told to resign or be sacked.

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:34:11
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737390
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


They didn’t. He resigned.

His wife, from that article:

“I was told by a senior that Tim had to resign immediately or be sacked – though I was told it would be treated as a low-key affair. Tim duly emailed his resignation when he got home. The university promptly announced his resignation on its website and started tweeting that they had got rid of him. Essentially, they had hung both of us out to dry. They certainly did not treat it as a low-key affair. I got no warning about the announcement and no offer of help, even though I have worked there for nearly 20 years. It has done me lasting damage. What they did was unacceptable.”

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:34:15
From: dv
ID: 737391
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Peak Warming Man said:

dv said:

So what do we think about Tim Hunt, were they all a bit too quick to sack him?

They didn’t

Oh joyous day, Praise the Lord.

They did sack him. Officially he resigned, but he was told to resign or be sacked.

He says: they deny this, saying they just accepted his resignation.

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:34:16
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 737392
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


From that article (not mentioned is that he also said men & women should work in segregated labs – presumably this was also intended to be a joke)

Several journalists independently commented that he did not at all appear to be joking.

For him to be so “off-message” when acting in an official capacity at an international conference on science journalism is freakish.

Reading the comments of his wife and others who know him, I’d say the several journalists were probably wrong.

They were also probably worried that they might seem insufficiently outraged.

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:35:43
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737393
Subject: re: June Chatting

I see moll posted earlier, where those game sites any good for you?

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:35:58
From: buffy
ID: 737394
Subject: re: June Chatting

In case anyone is interested, the research on people stopping taking statins after the catalyst program is open access:

https://www.mja.com.au/journal/2015/202/11/crux-matter-did-abcs-catalyst-program-change-statin-use-australia

I haven’t read it yet. I’m watching Dr Who. I’ll come back to it later. I want to see if they compared the number of prescriptions written and the number actually dispensed. There could easily be a factor of people actually discussing things with their GP and being changed to something else etc.

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:38:11
From: poikilotherm
ID: 737395
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

In case anyone is interested, the research on people stopping taking statins after the catalyst program is open access:

https://www.mja.com.au/journal/2015/202/11/crux-matter-did-abcs-catalyst-program-change-statin-use-australia

I haven’t read it yet. I’m watching Dr Who. I’ll come back to it later. I want to see if they compared the number of prescriptions written and the number actually dispensed. There could easily be a factor of people actually discussing things with their GP and being changed to something else etc.

They looked at PBS dispensing data, so, there’s still some chance the patient had it dispensed but didn’t take it, although, that doesn’t result in a lasting effect in most cases ($ win in the end – why buy something you’re not using).

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:38:14
From: dv
ID: 737396
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tell you what, if the fine structure constant turned out to be like the reciprocal of pi cubed or something then probably physicists would all be mystics and clergy now.

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:38:58
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 737397
Subject: re: June Chatting

There will always be some level of sexual tension in the workplace and at uni etc

when I was at uni doing art, there was one young woman (beautiful and sexy) who was wearing a very sexy short black dress

I overheard her saying to the next woman “I suppose he thinks I’m a slut”

he being me out of 6 other males

I did not respond thinking that it was presumptuous

but I could not stop gazing at her, slut was not on my mind at all

her sexy body was on my mind and her image has stayed with me ever since

men have sexual frustrations

women have sexual frustrations

a good work/uni policy can help

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:40:27
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 737398
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Does anyone here any landscape painting which feature wind turbines?

yes

see google images

landscape painting wind turbines

https://www.google.com/search?q=landscape+painting++wind+turbines

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:40:48
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 737399
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


buffy said:

In case anyone is interested, the research on people stopping taking statins after the catalyst program is open access:

https://www.mja.com.au/journal/2015/202/11/crux-matter-did-abcs-catalyst-program-change-statin-use-australia

I haven’t read it yet. I’m watching Dr Who. I’ll come back to it later. I want to see if they compared the number of prescriptions written and the number actually dispensed. There could easily be a factor of people actually discussing things with their GP and being changed to something else etc.

They looked at PBS dispensing data, so, there’s still some chance the patient had it dispensed but didn’t take it, although, that doesn’t result in a lasting effect in most cases ($ win in the end – why buy something you’re not using).

But Buffy is wondering of other non statin drugs went up.

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:41:07
From: dv
ID: 737400
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


party_pants said:

Does anyone here any landscape painting which feature wind turbines?

yes

see google images

landscape painting wind turbines

https://www.google.com/search?q=landscape+painting++wind+turbines

Is there some clear sense in which a windmill is not a wind turbine?

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:42:03
From: party_pants
ID: 737401
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

party_pants said:

Does anyone here any landscape painting which feature wind turbines?

yes

see google images

landscape painting wind turbines

https://www.google.com/search?q=landscape+painting++wind+turbines

Is there some clear sense in which a windmill is not a wind turbine?

In my mind, yes.

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:42:42
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 737402
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


From that article (not mentioned is that he also said men & women should work in segregated labs – presumably this was also intended to be a joke)

Several journalists independently commented that he did not at all appear to be joking.

For him to be so “off-message” when acting in an official capacity at an international conference on science journalism is freakish.

I think it should have keep his sexual frustrations to himself

if it gets too much, seek counseling help

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:42:46
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 737403
Subject: re: June Chatting

good one p_p.

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:44:23
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737404
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

party_pants said:

Does anyone here any landscape painting which feature wind turbines?

yes

see google images

landscape painting wind turbines

https://www.google.com/search?q=landscape+painting++wind+turbines

Is there some clear sense in which a windmill is not a wind turbine?

Windmills are rare, rustic and charming, wind turbines are depending on your aesthetic, sleek, futuristic and enhancing a landscape or industrial and spoil and detract from prime charming or rugged natural vistas.

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:44:31
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737405
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Is there some clear sense in which a windmill is not a wind turbine?

Windmills are used to run mills, not generate electricity. So although a windmill is a wind turbine, what we normally call wind turbines are not windmills.

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:44:45
From: party_pants
ID: 737406
Subject: re: June Chatting

I guess wind turbine is a subset of windmills.

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:45:43
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737407
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:

Is there some clear sense in which a windmill is not a wind turbine?

The presence of a generator? Windmills usually just pump water.

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:45:49
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737408
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


I guess wind turbine is a subset of windmills.

Other way around.

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:46:56
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737409
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:

Windmills usually just pump water.

Or run mills as Bubblecar said.

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:47:22
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 737410
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


dv said:

They didn’t. He resigned.

His wife, from that article:

“I was told by a senior that Tim had to resign immediately or be sacked – though I was told it would be treated as a low-key affair. Tim duly emailed his resignation when he got home. The university promptly announced his resignation on its website and started tweeting that they had got rid of him. Essentially, they had hung both of us out to dry. They certainly did not treat it as a low-key affair. I got no warning about the announcement and no offer of help, even though I have worked there for nearly 20 years. It has done me lasting damage. What they did was unacceptable.”

it seems harsh

My question would be, Why did the Workplace/ uni policy fail?

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:50:31
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 737411
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

party_pants said:

Does anyone here any landscape painting which feature wind turbines?

yes

see google images

landscape painting wind turbines

https://www.google.com/search?q=landscape+painting++wind+turbines

Is there some clear sense in which a windmill is not a wind turbine?

?

another google search

https://www.google.com/search?q=landscape+painting+wind+mill

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:51:26
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 737412
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


dv said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

yes

see google images

landscape painting wind turbines

https://www.google.com/search?q=landscape+painting++wind+turbines

Is there some clear sense in which a windmill is not a wind turbine?

Windmills are rare, rustic and charming, wind turbines are depending on your aesthetic, sleek, futuristic and enhancing a landscape or industrial and spoil and detract from prime charming or rugged natural vistas.

there are heaps of working wind mills around

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:52:25
From: poikilotherm
ID: 737413
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


poikilotherm said:

buffy said:

In case anyone is interested, the research on people stopping taking statins after the catalyst program is open access:

https://www.mja.com.au/journal/2015/202/11/crux-matter-did-abcs-catalyst-program-change-statin-use-australia

I haven’t read it yet. I’m watching Dr Who. I’ll come back to it later. I want to see if they compared the number of prescriptions written and the number actually dispensed. There could easily be a factor of people actually discussing things with their GP and being changed to something else etc.

They looked at PBS dispensing data, so, there’s still some chance the patient had it dispensed but didn’t take it, although, that doesn’t result in a lasting effect in most cases ($ win in the end – why buy something you’re not using).

But Buffy is wondering of other non statin drugs went up.

yea…

“We also saw no change in non-statin lipid-lowering medicines”

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:56:26
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737415
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


AwesomeO said:

dv said:

Is there some clear sense in which a windmill is not a wind turbine?

Windmills are rare, rustic and charming, wind turbines are depending on your aesthetic, sleek, futuristic and enhancing a landscape or industrial and spoil and detract from prime charming or rugged natural vistas.

there are heaps of working wind mills around

Single ones in a paddock, low set, not intrusive, rustic and charming. Not bright white, 20 story’s high and covering hills or picturesque scenery by sea cliffs.

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Date: 15/06/2015 19:59:57
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 737417
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

AwesomeO said:

Windmills are rare, rustic and charming, wind turbines are depending on your aesthetic, sleek, futuristic and enhancing a landscape or industrial and spoil and detract from prime charming or rugged natural vistas.

there are heaps of working wind mills around

Single ones in a paddock, low set, not intrusive, rustic and charming. Not bright white, 20 story’s high and covering hills or picturesque scenery by sea cliffs.

Imagine a row of large 100 meter high Tony Abbotts and Joe Hockeys littering the country side

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Date: 15/06/2015 20:01:52
From: party_pants
ID: 737418
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

AwesomeO said:

Windmills are rare, rustic and charming, wind turbines are depending on your aesthetic, sleek, futuristic and enhancing a landscape or industrial and spoil and detract from prime charming or rugged natural vistas.

there are heaps of working wind mills around

Single ones in a paddock, low set, not intrusive, rustic and charming. Not bright white, 20 story’s high and covering hills or picturesque scenery by sea cliffs.

I think it is pretty simple to come with a general description..

1. Aerofoil blades as the wind-catching device.
2. Small number of blades usually 2, 3 or 4 only.
3. Blades attached to electric generator
4. Usually mounted on a slender central pillar
5. Usually bright white or some other bright colour.

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Date: 15/06/2015 20:02:27
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737419
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


AwesomeO said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

there are heaps of working wind mills around

Single ones in a paddock, low set, not intrusive, rustic and charming. Not bright white, 20 story’s high and covering hills or picturesque scenery by sea cliffs.

Imagine a row of large 100 meter high Tony Abbotts and Joe Hockeys littering the country side

Instead of self medicating on dope you should see a doctor.

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Date: 15/06/2015 20:07:37
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 737420
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

AwesomeO said:

Single ones in a paddock, low set, not intrusive, rustic and charming. Not bright white, 20 story’s high and covering hills or picturesque scenery by sea cliffs.

Imagine a row of large 100 meter high Tony Abbotts and Joe Hockeys littering the country side

Instead of self medicating on dope you should see a doctor.

after imagining a row of 100 meter high Tony Abbotts, I now need to see a doctor

My Doctor and Psychiatrist both know i smoke weed

My doctor is more relaxed about it

My psychiatrist wont even talk about it

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Date: 15/06/2015 20:34:49
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 737422
Subject: re: June Chatting

New Nikon DLSR Camera for astro fans

the Nikon’s D810A, $3,799

http://www.gizmodo.in/science/Glorious-Night-Sky-Captured-With-Nikons-New-Astrophotography-DSLR/articleshow/47660756.cms

The starry sky above was captured by Adam Woodworth late last month at Monument Cove in Acadia National Park, Maine. It’s a blend of ten different ten second exposures, each taken at ISO 12800 (in laymen’s terms, insanely high light sensitivity) and stacked using Starry Landscape Stacker for Mac.

more..

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Date: 15/06/2015 20:42:40
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 737424
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


New Nikon DLSR Camera for astro fans

the Nikon’s D810A, $3,799

http://www.gizmodo.in/science/Glorious-Night-Sky-Captured-With-Nikons-New-Astrophotography-DSLR/articleshow/47660756.cms

The starry sky above was captured by Adam Woodworth late last month at Monument Cove in Acadia National Park, Maine. It’s a blend of ten different ten second exposures, each taken at ISO 12800 (in laymen’s terms, insanely high light sensitivity) and stacked using Starry Landscape Stacker for Mac.

more..

http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/dslr-cameras/D810A.html

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Date: 15/06/2015 20:47:33
From: dv
ID: 737427
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


dv said:

Is there some clear sense in which a windmill is not a wind turbine?

The presence of a generator? Windmills usually just pump water.

A turbine, from the Greek τύρβη, tyrbē, (“turbulence”), is a rotary mechanical device that extracts energy from a fluid flow and converts it into useful work.flow and converts it into useful work.

https://en.wikipedia.org/?title=Turbine

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Date: 15/06/2015 20:51:46
From: dv
ID: 737429
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


dv said:

From that article (not mentioned is that he also said men & women should work in segregated labs – presumably this was also intended to be a joke)

Several journalists independently commented that he did not at all appear to be joking.

For him to be so “off-message” when acting in an official capacity at an international conference on science journalism is freakish.

I think it should have keep his sexual frustrations to himself

if it gets too much, seek counseling help

I think the context is key. If he were among friends having a laugh, or in an interview about his personal problems, it would be different, but he was acting in an official capacity at a conference of science journalists … he could only expect that what he was saying would be taken seriously and reported thoroughly.

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Date: 15/06/2015 20:56:36
From: buffy
ID: 737433
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Peak Warming Man said:

poikilotherm said:

They looked at PBS dispensing data, so, there’s still some chance the patient had it dispensed but didn’t take it, although, that doesn’t result in a lasting effect in most cases ($ win in the end – why buy something you’re not using).

But Buffy is wondering of other non statin drugs went up.

yea…

“We also saw no change in non-statin lipid-lowering medicines”

It’s also possible people did the discussion with GP thing and a better assessment of risk was done and some of the low risk people were taken off the drugs. I’m going to look at the methodology now. Had to finish watching Dr Who and then talk to my Mum on the phone. Who, incidentally, was the most with it she has been for ages. I wonder what has happened there. Going to visit them on Sunday, I’ll see how she is face to face.

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Date: 15/06/2015 20:57:14
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 737434
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

dv said:

From that article (not mentioned is that he also said men & women should work in segregated labs – presumably this was also intended to be a joke)

Several journalists independently commented that he did not at all appear to be joking.

For him to be so “off-message” when acting in an official capacity at an international conference on science journalism is freakish.

I think it should have keep his sexual frustrations to himself

if it gets too much, seek counseling help

I think the context is key. If he were among friends having a laugh, or in an interview about his personal problems, it would be different, but he was acting in an official capacity at a conference of science journalists … he could only expect that what he was saying would be taken seriously and reported thoroughly.

yes, he should have known better, but lacked insight

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Date: 15/06/2015 21:21:49
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 737447
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 15/06/2015 21:38:45
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737450
Subject: re: June Chatting

Whoooo a new movie. Conan the Barbarian.

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Date: 15/06/2015 21:49:28
From: transition
ID: 737451
Subject: re: June Chatting

>His wife, from that article:
“I was told by a senior that Tim had to resign immediately or be sacked – though I was told it would be treated as a low-key affair. Tim duly emailed his resignation when he got home. The university promptly announced his resignation on its website and started tweeting that they had got rid of him. Essentially, they had hung both of us out to dry. They certainly did not treat it as a low-key affair. I got no warning about the announcement and no offer of help, even though I have worked there for nearly 20 years. It has done me lasting damage. What they did was unacceptable.”

please fasten your seat belts, there’re tweet-world instabilities ahead, a collection of barely adequate personalities hanging from a sky of words causing strong winds, heavy rain and ice.

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Date: 15/06/2015 21:49:58
From: Speedy
ID: 737452
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Whoooo a new movie. Conan the Barbarian.

I remember watching that at the cinema at around the age of 9. It was my older brother’s choice of movie and was quite inoppropriate for me. I did, however, have my revenge when he had to sit through Cinderella.

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Date: 15/06/2015 21:51:54
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737453
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


AwesomeO said:

Whoooo a new movie. Conan the Barbarian.

I remember watching that at the cinema at around the age of 9. It was my older brother’s choice of movie and was quite inoppropriate for me. I did, however, have my revenge when he had to sit through Cinderella.

Nah this is the new one. Not Arnie.

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Date: 15/06/2015 22:02:41
From: Speedy
ID: 737455
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Speedy said:

AwesomeO said:

Whoooo a new movie. Conan the Barbarian.

I remember watching that at the cinema at around the age of 9. It was my older brother’s choice of movie and was quite inoppropriate for me. I did, however, have my revenge when he had to sit through Cinderella.

Nah this is the new one. Not Arnie.

Yes. Just checked and figured 1982 is not new. I am chuffed with my guess of age 9 though. These were dark days for us. Dad had just left mum for her best friend. My bro moved out with them and these movies were the first time we’d seen each other since. Also the only time I’m aware that mum had gone to a cinema.

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Date: 15/06/2015 22:08:15
From: Speedy
ID: 737456
Subject: re: June Chatting

This stupid phonr screen is so inoppropriate! Not sure hoe I didn’t pick up on that wrong vowel before. Time for nef. Bef. Bed. Goodnight

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Date: 15/06/2015 23:10:59
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 737462
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://digg.com/video/diver-high-fives-great-white-shark

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Date: 15/06/2015 23:22:30
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 737465
Subject: re: June Chatting

5 Times The Australian Government Proved It’s All About The Magna Carta

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Date: 16/06/2015 02:06:23
From: transition
ID: 737475
Subject: re: June Chatting

tryin’ to rain better go check all’s covered up
think be is but wander out anyway’n checkin’
then shuteye reckon gettin’ late done ‘nough
ol’s ticker it is sayin’ stay up’n won’t live long

listenin’..

#AC/DC (Live ) Let There Be Rock 1977

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Date: 16/06/2015 03:46:44
From: kii
ID: 737479
Subject: re: June Chatting

A slow day here. My back is acting like I’m working in child care again :/ cancelled appointments and taking it slow.

My new favourite song, courtesy of Jon who runs the receiving dock at work.

Milky Chance – Stolen Dance (Album Version)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iX-QaNzd-0Y&feature=youtu.be

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Date: 16/06/2015 04:08:14
From: roughbarked
ID: 737481
Subject: re: June Chatting

My back wakes me from sleep.

20 mm in the rain gauge. :)

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Date: 16/06/2015 04:14:54
From: kii
ID: 737483
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


My back wakes me from sleep.

20 mm in the rain gauge. :)

Mine has been so good since I escaped the world of small chairs and children. Even with the heavy lifting I do at work it is mostly fine. I think this episode is from a session of GoT binge watching on Saturday :P

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Date: 16/06/2015 04:25:46
From: roughbarked
ID: 737485
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


roughbarked said:

My back wakes me from sleep.

20 mm in the rain gauge. :)

Mine has been so good since I escaped the world of small chairs and children. Even with the heavy lifting I do at work it is mostly fine. I think this episode is from a session of GoT binge watching on Saturday :P


It is all a struggle for me. I do heavy lifting and I take care of my back but the damage will never go away. If I sleep on the wrong bed I’m in real trouble. If I sleep on the right bed my back still wakes me anyway.

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Date: 16/06/2015 04:37:28
From: kii
ID: 737486
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good find with the bower, roughbarked.

I should go move around a bit, helps the pain in the back.

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Date: 16/06/2015 04:41:55
From: roughbarked
ID: 737487
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Good find with the bower, roughbarked.

I should go move around a bit, helps the pain in the back.

I’m off to lay down again.

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Date: 16/06/2015 07:04:04
From: buffy
ID: 737493
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good morning Holidayers. Positively a heat wave here this morning….9 degrees. Still dark, though.

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Date: 16/06/2015 07:08:47
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 737494
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Good morning Holidayers. Positively a heat wave here this morning….9 degrees. Still dark, though.

8.5 and wet here.
Looking forward to getting a dry load of wood in tomorrow!

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Date: 16/06/2015 07:11:41
From: Spider Lily
ID: 737495
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good morning Buffy & SS

Still more rain overnight sigh but a very pleasant 22 degrees out on the back deck this morning.

Was up early for a cross fit session, will go and do sprints a bit later in the morning. Then it’s lunch with a friend :)

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Date: 16/06/2015 07:32:54
From: kii
ID: 737496
Subject: re: June Chatting

We have heavy rain and some hail from a pop-up storm. Sweet…except for the 31°.

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Date: 16/06/2015 07:35:45
From: kii
ID: 737497
Subject: re: June Chatting

I love Facebook God.

God has delivered on the final goal of last year’s fundraising campaign and put a ‘God Loves Gays’ billboard in Salt Lake City, Utah.

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Date: 16/06/2015 07:55:11
From: poikilotherm
ID: 737498
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning. Pool session, still buggered from Sundays duathlon and Mondays intervals…did not feel good.

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Date: 16/06/2015 07:57:40
From: poikilotherm
ID: 737499
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


I love Facebook God.

God has delivered on the final goal of last year’s fundraising campaign and put a ‘God Loves Gays’ billboard in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Ha. Aside from all the Mormon folk, I really liked Salt Lake City…ringed by mountains, looked pretty cool driving into the place. Also, they seem to like making fun of Californians.

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Date: 16/06/2015 09:00:40
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 737502
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


I love Facebook God.

God has delivered on the final goal of last year’s fundraising campaign and put a ‘God Loves Gays’ billboard in Salt Lake City, Utah.

They should move that sign closer to WestBro Baptist Church

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Date: 16/06/2015 09:27:46
From: kii
ID: 737505
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


kii said:

I love Facebook God.

God has delivered on the final goal of last year’s fundraising campaign and put a ‘God Loves Gays’ billboard in Salt Lake City, Utah. http://www.thegoodlordabove.com/img/02_NEWS_ARTICLES_utah_billboards_SLC-1434400933563-banner.jpg

They should move that sign closer to WestBro Baptist Church

“God made waves last year by placing a yearlong billboard near the home of the Westboro Baptist Church in Topeka, Kansas. God has also started a new fundraising campaign to launch ‘God Loves Gays’ billboard all over the USA and the World.”

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Date: 16/06/2015 09:41:18
From: Arts
ID: 737506
Subject: re: June Chatting

morning all…. I am being roughy today and going to plant trees in the local community with the local school kids.. I don’t think I’ll get to a thousand, but we’ll try.

beautiful day for it… clear skies, warm sun, not too hot. can’t get much better than that

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Date: 16/06/2015 09:46:40
From: roughbarked
ID: 737508
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


morning all…. I am being roughy today and going to plant trees in the local community with the local school kids.. I don’t think I’ll get to a thousand, but we’ll try.

beautiful day for it… clear skies, warm sun, not too hot. can’t get much better than that

:) It really is about helping tyhe kids have a fun time. So I won’t mind if you plant few as long as you help the kids plant heaps. Trees are the future. The kids can sit under them when they grow older. Manwhile they can learn to play in them and learn the myriad of lessons a tree has to show.

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Date: 16/06/2015 09:54:16
From: Arts
ID: 737510
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Arts said:

morning all…. I am being roughy today and going to plant trees in the local community with the local school kids.. I don’t think I’ll get to a thousand, but we’ll try.

beautiful day for it… clear skies, warm sun, not too hot. can’t get much better than that

:) It really is about helping tyhe kids have a fun time. So I won’t mind if you plant few as long as you help the kids plant heaps. Trees are the future. The kids can sit under them when they grow older. Manwhile they can learn to play in them and learn the myriad of lessons a tree has to show.

it’s a really great idea. Many of the kids live in very new very fancy houses that don’t have much garden (it’s the way it’s going) certainly not many huge trees left in the neighborhood (small blocks and backyards make for not very big trees) so it’s nice to be able to have a big tree area… eventually. They can tell their kids and grand kids they planted them (as long as developers don’t come along in the mean time….

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Date: 16/06/2015 10:11:56
From: Cymek
ID: 737512
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning

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Date: 16/06/2015 10:23:46
From: roughbarked
ID: 737517
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


roughbarked said:

Arts said:

morning all…. I am being roughy today and going to plant trees in the local community with the local school kids.. I don’t think I’ll get to a thousand, but we’ll try.

beautiful day for it… clear skies, warm sun, not too hot. can’t get much better than that

:) It really is about helping tyhe kids have a fun time. So I won’t mind if you plant few as long as you help the kids plant heaps. Trees are the future. The kids can sit under them when they grow older. Manwhile they can learn to play in them and learn the myriad of lessons a tree has to show.

it’s a really great idea. Many of the kids live in very new very fancy houses that don’t have much garden (it’s the way it’s going) certainly not many huge trees left in the neighborhood (small blocks and backyards make for not very big trees) so it’s nice to be able to have a big tree area… eventually. They can tell their kids and grand kids they planted them (as long as developers don’t come along in the mean time….

The more people who feel they have ownership, the less chance they’ll allow the developers.

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Date: 16/06/2015 10:24:21
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 737518
Subject: re: June Chatting

They are still attacking Triggs

Gillian Triggs: Human Rights Commission head refuses to resign, denies claims position is political

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-16/hrc-president-gillian-triggs-refuses-to-resign/6548248

Bronwyn Bishop this time

You stay in your job Gillian Triggs :)

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Date: 16/06/2015 10:28:53
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 737519
Subject: re: June Chatting

LastPass was hacked

Time to change your master password, LastPass was hacked

http://www.engadget.com/2015/06/15/lastpass-hacked/?ncid=rss_truncated

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Date: 16/06/2015 10:35:18
From: Cymek
ID: 737522
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Arts said:

morning all…. I am being roughy today and going to plant trees in the local community with the local school kids.. I don’t think I’ll get to a thousand, but we’ll try.

beautiful day for it… clear skies, warm sun, not too hot. can’t get much better than that

:) It really is about helping tyhe kids have a fun time. So I won’t mind if you plant few as long as you help the kids plant heaps. Trees are the future. The kids can sit under them when they grow older. Manwhile they can learn to play in them and learn the myriad of lessons a tree has to show.

I like trees, our property had none when our house was built, we’ve planted nearly two dozen mostly fruit trees but it makes the yard a lot more peaceful looking

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Date: 16/06/2015 11:10:38
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 737532
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 16/06/2015 11:17:56
From: Speedy
ID: 737534
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Arts said:

roughbarked said:

:) It really is about helping tyhe kids have a fun time. So I won’t mind if you plant few as long as you help the kids plant heaps. Trees are the future. The kids can sit under them when they grow older. Manwhile they can learn to play in them and learn the myriad of lessons a tree has to show.

it’s a really great idea. Many of the kids live in very new very fancy houses that don’t have much garden (it’s the way it’s going) certainly not many huge trees left in the neighborhood (small blocks and backyards make for not very big trees) so it’s nice to be able to have a big tree area… eventually. They can tell their kids and grand kids they planted them (as long as developers don’t come along in the mean time….

The more people who feel they have ownership, the less chance they’ll allow the developers.

Indeed.

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Date: 16/06/2015 11:21:57
From: roughbarked
ID: 737537
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


roughbarked said:

Arts said:

it’s a really great idea. Many of the kids live in very new very fancy houses that don’t have much garden (it’s the way it’s going) certainly not many huge trees left in the neighborhood (small blocks and backyards make for not very big trees) so it’s nice to be able to have a big tree area… eventually. They can tell their kids and grand kids they planted them (as long as developers don’t come along in the mean time….

The more people who feel they have ownership, the less chance they’ll allow the developers.

Indeed.

I know a tree is a tree is a tree but though I’ve worked with many types of trees I still plump for planting natives and getting people to learn to appreciate what they were given when they were born on Australian soil.

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Date: 16/06/2015 11:42:43
From: transition
ID: 737543
Subject: re: June Chatting

few birds tweetin’, wattle bird barkin’
pardalotes hearin’, little ol’s coffeein’
noisy miners now too, ‘m is alarmin’
shortly little ol’ will doin’ stone pickin’

listenin..

#Neil Young – Old Man

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Date: 16/06/2015 11:43:34
From: roughbarked
ID: 737544
Subject: re: June Chatting

Know about SubTropolis ?

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Date: 16/06/2015 12:12:41
From: poikilotherm
ID: 737545
Subject: re: June Chatting

Wouldn’t want to be relying on coal exports in the future…

“BP estimates that world thermal coal consumption lifted 0.4% y/y to 3.88Btoe (billion tonnes oil equivalent) in 2014, slowing from 1.8% y/y growth in 2013. Excluding the GFC in 2009, the growth in world coal demand was the slowest since 1999.

China’s coal consumption, which accounts for just over ~50% of world demand, rose by 0.1% to 1.96Btoe last year. India’s thermal coal demand advanced 11.1% y/y to 360Mtoe in 2014″.

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Date: 16/06/2015 12:15:22
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 737546
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Know about SubTropolis ?

lots of decommissioned nuke silos have been transformed into homes

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Date: 16/06/2015 12:20:22
From: roughbarked
ID: 737547
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


roughbarked said:

Know about SubTropolis ?

lots of decommissioned nuke silos have been transformed into homes

I know of at least one such development.

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Date: 16/06/2015 12:27:24
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 737548
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

roughbarked said:

Know about SubTropolis ?

lots of decommissioned nuke silos have been transformed into homes

I know of at least one such development.

Mike Oehler Gives Meadow a Tour of His Original $500 Underground House

Mike Oehler Gives Meadow a Tour of His Original $500 Underground House

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Date: 16/06/2015 12:35:21
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 737551
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


few birds tweetin’, wattle bird barkin’
pardalotes hearin’, little ol’s coffeein’
noisy miners now too, ‘m is alarmin’
shortly little ol’ will doin’ stone pickin’

listenin..

#Neil Young – Old Man

Always liked that song.

I wonder how NY feels about it, now that he is one.

Incidentally, the first Google hit on Neil Young links to an article of such monumental stupidity that it really ties in rather well with my just posted new thread.

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Date: 16/06/2015 12:37:04
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 737552
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


roughbarked said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

lots of decommissioned nuke silos have been transformed into homes

I know of at least one such development.

Mike Oehler Gives Meadow a Tour of His Original $500 Underground House

Mike Oehler Gives Meadow a Tour of His Original $500 Underground House

http://www.undergroundhousing.com/

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Date: 16/06/2015 12:55:44
From: buffy
ID: 737559
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hello Holidayers. Today’s lunch is butter chicken from a tin. It’s not too bad, actually. Got a bit of bite.

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Date: 16/06/2015 13:14:23
From: buffy
ID: 737569
Subject: re: June Chatting

Seeyas later. This internet is very variable speed today.

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Date: 16/06/2015 14:02:19
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 737596
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 16/06/2015 14:22:19
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 737602
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:



I am tired of censorship on this forum

Good observation = Good science

censorship = bad science

GONE

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Date: 16/06/2015 14:53:18
From: Cymek
ID: 737609
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arya Stark got her revenge, rather bloody

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Date: 16/06/2015 15:06:19
From: poikilotherm
ID: 737612
Subject: re: June Chatting

heh, tax dollars at work…patient pulls up in new Porsche has a card from centrelink so gets medication at pensioner rates.

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Date: 16/06/2015 15:08:22
From: kii
ID: 737613
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


heh, tax dollars at work…patient pulls up in new Porsche has a card from centrelink so gets medication at pensioner rates.

Maybe they stole it?

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Date: 16/06/2015 15:10:27
From: poikilotherm
ID: 737614
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


poikilotherm said:

heh, tax dollars at work…patient pulls up in new Porsche has a card from centrelink so gets medication at pensioner rates.

Maybe they stole it?

Nope. Good accountant…

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Date: 16/06/2015 15:28:14
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737615
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cosy dark & rainy day this end, light winds.

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Date: 16/06/2015 15:31:37
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737617
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Cosy dark & rainy day this end, light winds.

Yep, rain last night, light rain today, weeds and grass growing, some natives flowering. I am planting again replacing a big stretch of new stuff that died from neglect.

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Date: 16/06/2015 15:36:16
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737621
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

!http://i.imgur.com/HLK7piu.jpg

I am tired of censorship on this forum

Good observation = Good science

censorship = bad science

GONE

Shouldn’t take this place too personally, Crazy.

You’ll be back :)

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Date: 16/06/2015 15:38:34
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737624
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Bubblecar said:

Cosy dark & rainy day this end, light winds.

Yep, rain last night, light rain today, weeds and grass growing, some natives flowering. I am planting again replacing a big stretch of new stuff that died from neglect.

I’ve got to do some clearing of the lupin bushes clustered around the house, they’re getting out of control. But not on a day of solid rain like this.

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Date: 16/06/2015 15:51:17
From: kii
ID: 737630
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

!http://i.imgur.com/HLK7piu.jpg

I am tired of censorship on this forum

Good observation = Good science

censorship = bad science

GONE

Shouldn’t take this place too personally, Crazy.

You’ll be back :)

It’s good to step away from the forum sometimes.

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Date: 16/06/2015 16:06:33
From: monkey skipper
ID: 737633
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Bubblecar said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

I am tired of censorship on this forum

Good observation = Good science

censorship = bad science

GONE

Shouldn’t take this place too personally, Crazy.

You’ll be back :)

It’s good to step away from the forum sometimes.


What did he say that was controversial?

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Date: 16/06/2015 16:17:11
From: jjjust moi
ID: 737634
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:


kii said:

Bubblecar said:

Shouldn’t take this place too personally, Crazy.

You’ll be back :)

It’s good to step away from the forum sometimes.


What did he say that was controversial?


Well it was CN.

He bashed on repeating his argument and was told to not trash the thread – then the dummy spit.

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Date: 16/06/2015 16:43:25
From: buffy
ID: 737635
Subject: re: June Chatting

And some good news. Sometimes you just have to be happy. Just got told about a local person needing a kidney transplant. Spouse is compatible. Weren’t they just meant for each other. In their forties. Person has never had the full complement of kidneys (but was unaware) and what they have is now heading into failure. So next week there will be a transplant.

:)

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Date: 16/06/2015 16:52:28
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737636
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

And some good news. Sometimes you just have to be happy. Just got told about a local person needing a kidney transplant. Spouse is compatible. Weren’t they just meant for each other. In their forties. Person has never had the full complement of kidneys (but was unaware) and what they have is now heading into failure. So next week there will be a transplant.

:)

That’s convenient. Good luck to both of them.

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Date: 16/06/2015 16:57:06
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737637
Subject: re: June Chatting

Time to clear a mountain of neglected washing up and start thinking about dinner. Something involving barramundi, vegetables and rice.

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Date: 16/06/2015 17:27:47
From: transition
ID: 737639
Subject: re: June Chatting

meal done, spag on fried eggs on toast
always goes down well even eaten fast

listenin’…

#Canned Heat – Never Get Out of These Blues Alive (originally JL Hooker)

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Date: 16/06/2015 17:40:03
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737640
Subject: re: June Chatting

The plot began as a sinister bid for revenge, prosecutors said, a failed murder attempt by a spurned lover worthy of a made-for-TV movie.

But in the months since Nicholas Helman placed a ricin-laced birthday card in the mailbox of his ex-girlfriend’s new beau, the effect of his downward spiral mushroomed, sweeping up people including his own family and friends.

http://www.theage.com.au/world/man-jailed-for-lacing-scratchandsniff-birthday-card-with-ricin-20150615-ghotdb.html

Beware a lover scorned.

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Date: 16/06/2015 18:20:28
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737645
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dear oh dear oh dear. And that’s the last you heard about that from Labor.

Let’s take a wild guess at what happened in the hour or so between Opposition Leader Bill Shorten’s press conference on Tuesday morning, otherwise known as a gutser, and question time, otherwise known as an emergency retreat.

It would, you could be sure, involve a hastily-assembled strategy meeting at which the term “payments to people smugglers” was deemed unfit for political consumption and consigned to the secret world, way out in the cold.

And so it was.

Come question time, neither Shorten nor any of his Ministers in the House of Representatives so much as breathed the words.

This might have seemed curious to the casual observer, given that the Labor leader and his colleagues had spent Monday pumping themselves into a froth of righteous indignation over the claim that Abbott Government operatives had paid $30,000 to people smugglers to persuade them to turn around their own boat.

Government ministers had cited “operational matters” as its reason for giving no answer worthy of the name to the allegations, whipping Labor into the sort of frenzy you’d imagine would last a week.

But then came Shorten’s Tuesday press conference where it was possible to discern his growing alarm at the realisation that secret operatives under the Labor governments of Kevin Rudd and Julia Gillard had very likely paid out a lot more than $30,000 to people smugglers or those intimately associated with them.

http://www.smh.com.au/national/shorten-turns-around-his-own-leaky-boat-rowing-in-vain-for-secret-asylum-20150616-ghpfu9.html

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Date: 16/06/2015 18:22:46
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737646
Subject: re: June Chatting

So successive governments have basically been enticing people smugglers over here with the promise of big fat rewards for taking them back.

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Date: 16/06/2015 18:24:15
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737647
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Dear oh dear oh dear. And that’s the last you heard about that from Labor.

Let’s take a wild guess at what happened in the hour or so between Opposition Leader Bill Shorten’s press conference on Tuesday morning, otherwise known as a gutser, and question time, otherwise known as an emergency retreat.

It would, you could be sure, involve a hastily-assembled strategy meeting at which the term “payments to people smugglers” was deemed unfit for political consumption and consigned to the secret world, way out in the cold.

And so it was.

Come question time, neither Shorten nor any of his Ministers in the House of Representatives so much as breathed the words.

This might have seemed curious to the casual observer, given that the Labor leader and his colleagues had spent Monday pumping themselves into a froth of righteous indignation over the claim that Abbott Government operatives had paid $30,000 to people smugglers to persuade them to turn around their own boat.

Government ministers had cited “operational matters” as its reason for giving no answer worthy of the name to the allegations, whipping Labor into the sort of frenzy you’d imagine would last a week.

But then came Shorten’s Tuesday press conference where it was possible to discern his growing alarm at the realisation that secret operatives under the Labor governments of Kevin Rudd and Julia Gillard had very likely paid out a lot more than $30,000 to people smugglers or those intimately associated with them.

http://www.smh.com.au/national/shorten-turns-around-his-own-leaky-boat-rowing-in-vain-for-secret-asylum-20150616-ghpfu9.html

I can see the distinction between paying crew at sea and paying land-based smugglers for intelligence if in fact that is what the Rudd/Gillard payments were.

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Date: 16/06/2015 18:27:14
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737648
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bloody shambles in Canberra today.

The coalition wants to introduce means-testing to the pension system in order the save money. Labor wants to reduce perks for wealthy superannuants to save money. Neither party can meet in the centre and do both and the only winners are wealthy retirees.

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Date: 16/06/2015 18:27:16
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 737649
Subject: re: June Chatting

I can see the distinction between paying crew at sea and paying land-based smugglers for intelligence if in fact that is what the Rudd/Gillard payments were.

leftie sympathiser.

;-)

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Date: 16/06/2015 18:27:55
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737651
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


AwesomeO said:

Dear oh dear oh dear. And that’s the last you heard about that from Labor.

Let’s take a wild guess at what happened in the hour or so between Opposition Leader Bill Shorten’s press conference on Tuesday morning, otherwise known as a gutser, and question time, otherwise known as an emergency retreat.

It would, you could be sure, involve a hastily-assembled strategy meeting at which the term “payments to people smugglers” was deemed unfit for political consumption and consigned to the secret world, way out in the cold.

And so it was.

Come question time, neither Shorten nor any of his Ministers in the House of Representatives so much as breathed the words.

This might have seemed curious to the casual observer, given that the Labor leader and his colleagues had spent Monday pumping themselves into a froth of righteous indignation over the claim that Abbott Government operatives had paid $30,000 to people smugglers to persuade them to turn around their own boat.

Government ministers had cited “operational matters” as its reason for giving no answer worthy of the name to the allegations, whipping Labor into the sort of frenzy you’d imagine would last a week.

But then came Shorten’s Tuesday press conference where it was possible to discern his growing alarm at the realisation that secret operatives under the Labor governments of Kevin Rudd and Julia Gillard had very likely paid out a lot more than $30,000 to people smugglers or those intimately associated with them.

http://www.smh.com.au/national/shorten-turns-around-his-own-leaky-boat-rowing-in-vain-for-secret-asylum-20150616-ghpfu9.html

I can see the distinction between paying crew at sea and paying land-based smugglers for intelligence if in fact that is what the Rudd/Gillard payments were.

There are ifs all over the shop and you only know what I know and that is not enough to draw distinctions about anything. And labor has seen enough similarities or even identicalities to realise any attack will back fire. Hence the sudden silence.

So it looks like it is all over, nothing to see, move on.

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Date: 16/06/2015 18:37:29
From: PermeateFree
ID: 737652
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Bloody shambles in Canberra today.

The coalition wants to introduce means-testing to the pension system in order the save money. Labor wants to reduce perks for wealthy superannuants to save money. Neither party can meet in the centre and do both and the only winners are wealthy retirees.

Thinking of the countries welfare is the very last thing on a politician’s mind. Why we put up with self-serving political parties, I really don’t know.

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Date: 16/06/2015 18:42:48
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737653
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hilarious. Some cross-eyed woman in the Guardian wrote a piece about her dating life, saying how she doesn’t like ugly men. Posters keep pointing out that she herself is cross-eyed, and their posts keep getting removed :)

http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/jun/15/tinder-no-sex-before-marriage-dating-risk-rejection#comment-53885316

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Date: 16/06/2015 18:43:18
From: sibeen
ID: 737654
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

Bloody shambles in Canberra today.

The coalition wants to introduce means-testing to the pension system in order the save money. Labor wants to reduce perks for wealthy superannuants to save money. Neither party can meet in the centre and do both and the only winners are wealthy retirees.

Thinking of the countries welfare is the very last thing on a politician’s mind. Why we put up with self-serving political parties, I really don’t know.

One party states really don’t turn me on.

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Date: 16/06/2015 18:44:02
From: sibeen
ID: 737655
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Hilarious. Some cross-eyed woman in the Guardian wrote a piece about her dating life, saying how she doesn’t like ugly men. Posters keep pointing out that she herself is cross-eyed, and their posts keep getting removed :)

http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/jun/15/tinder-no-sex-before-marriage-dating-risk-rejection#comment-53885316

I looked at that this morning and thought her eyes were quite strange.

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Date: 16/06/2015 18:44:19
From: dv
ID: 737656
Subject: re: June Chatting

In fairness I don’t date ugly men either.

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Date: 16/06/2015 18:45:11
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737657
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


In fairness I don’t date ugly men either.

Yes but you’re not cross-eyed. I assume…

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Date: 16/06/2015 18:46:19
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737658
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Hilarious. Some cross-eyed woman in the Guardian wrote a piece about her dating life, saying how she doesn’t like ugly men. Posters keep pointing out that she herself is cross-eyed, and their posts keep getting removed :)

http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/jun/15/tinder-no-sex-before-marriage-dating-risk-rejection#comment-53885316

I sometimes find it hard to tell The Guardian from The Onion.

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Date: 16/06/2015 18:47:10
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737659
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


PermeateFree said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

Bloody shambles in Canberra today.

The coalition wants to introduce means-testing to the pension system in order the save money. Labor wants to reduce perks for wealthy superannuants to save money. Neither party can meet in the centre and do both and the only winners are wealthy retirees.

Thinking of the countries welfare is the very last thing on a politician’s mind. Why we put up with self-serving political parties, I really don’t know.

One party states really don’t turn me on.

First against the wall as the saying goes.

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Date: 16/06/2015 18:48:57
From: transition
ID: 737660
Subject: re: June Chatting

>In fairness I don’t date ugly men either.

you date within your own species, an act of kindness somewhere.

ol’s stirrin’

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Date: 16/06/2015 18:50:14
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 737661
Subject: re: June Chatting

evening folks

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Date: 16/06/2015 18:50:29
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737662
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


In fairness I don’t date ugly men either.

It’s good to see the boss lady doesn’t follow suit. :-P

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Date: 16/06/2015 18:52:07
From: transition
ID: 737663
Subject: re: June Chatting

>evening folks

how is it off the mainland

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Date: 16/06/2015 18:52:26
From: dv
ID: 737664
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


dv said:

In fairness I don’t date ugly men either.

It’s good to see the boss lady doesn’t follow suit. :-P

zing

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Date: 16/06/2015 18:53:41
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 737665
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


>evening folks

how is it off the mainland

cold and wet, but i hear it’s pretty wet up there too

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Date: 16/06/2015 18:54:56
From: transition
ID: 737666
Subject: re: June Chatting

>cold and wet, but i hear it’s pretty wet up there too

winter arrived, don’t know ‘bout j-town

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Date: 16/06/2015 18:57:41
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 737668
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


>cold and wet, but i hear it’s pretty wet up there too

winter arrived, don’t know ‘bout j-town

plenty of rain apparently, should put a smile on a few farmers faces…

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Date: 16/06/2015 18:59:15
From: dv
ID: 737669
Subject: re: June Chatting

I don’t have access to the Oxford English Dictionary any more.

colon hyphen openbracket

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Date: 16/06/2015 18:59:44
From: transition
ID: 737670
Subject: re: June Chatting

>plenty of rain apparently, should put a smile on a few farmers faces…

way to go yet 2/3 chance drought some sayin’

settlin’ in alright there, like bein’ back home in ways guessin’..

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Date: 16/06/2015 19:00:02
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737671
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


plenty of rain apparently, should put a smile on a few farmers faces…

Grass is luminously green this end, like that English grass on Time Team.

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Date: 16/06/2015 19:00:28
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737672
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


I don’t have access to the Oxford English Dictionary any more.

colon hyphen openbracket

Was it work related access?

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Date: 16/06/2015 19:02:10
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 737673
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


>plenty of rain apparently, should put a smile on a few farmers faces…

way to go yet 2/3 chance drought some sayin’

settlin’ in alright there, like bein’ back home in ways guessin’..

bit different.
bit difficult fitting in again, but hopefully will get there

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Date: 16/06/2015 19:02:23
From: transition
ID: 737674
Subject: re: June Chatting

> like that English grass on Time Team.

sound like me mum, be watchin’ songs of praise next

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Date: 16/06/2015 19:03:30
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 737675
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

plenty of rain apparently, should put a smile on a few farmers faces…

Grass is luminously green this end, like that English grass on Time Team.

few frosts have been boosting work, should be another one saturday night, -3 they’re saying

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Date: 16/06/2015 19:06:33
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737676
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


few frosts have been boosting work, should be another one saturday night, -3 they’re saying

From Friday to Sunday this end’s forecast mins are: -4, -3, -3

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Date: 16/06/2015 19:08:14
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 737677
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

few frosts have been boosting work, should be another one saturday night, -3 they’re saying

From Friday to Sunday this end’s forecast mins are: -4, -3, -3

will be really annoyed if the wood load that was supposed to come today doesn’t come tomorrow…

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Date: 16/06/2015 19:11:15
From: transition
ID: 737678
Subject: re: June Chatting

>bit different.
bit difficult fitting in again, but hopefully will get there

haven’t relocated for while myself, done it plenty though, if any consolation fitting in is probably overrated anyway, my rock in life’s what I hide under, but i’m a maladapted malcontent.

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Date: 16/06/2015 19:13:07
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737679
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

few frosts have been boosting work, should be another one saturday night, -3 they’re saying

From Friday to Sunday this end’s forecast mins are: -4, -3, -3

I am taking a bit of a risk in planting some stuff. I told the nursery person I get brutal frosts and she was happy to sell me a couple of natives whose name escapes me now. I took them back a week later and they were brown and dead. I reminded her I had only just purchased them and that had followed on from a lot of other purchases. Her husband entered the picture and sad yes, they were frost hardy but only when established. I countered with hey, this is a nursery, I asked about frost and the clear implication is that I was going to plant them.

They ended up replacing them with two bottlebrushes and I purchased another two plants.

The problem I have is if I start planting in spring that doesn’t give enough time till a brutal summer. If I buy a few plants each fortnight and avoid the ones that cark it easily I will get away with it. So plan is buy individual types, if they survive a couple of fortonight’s I can buy a few more.

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Date: 16/06/2015 19:13:40
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 737680
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


>bit different.
bit difficult fitting in again, but hopefully will get there

haven’t relocated for while myself, done it plenty though, if any consolation fitting in is probably overrated anyway, my rock in life’s what I hide under, but i’m a maladapted malcontent.

nah, socially everything is good…
It’s the work dynamics that have turned arse-about…

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Date: 16/06/2015 19:16:43
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 737681
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Bubblecar said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

few frosts have been boosting work, should be another one saturday night, -3 they’re saying

From Friday to Sunday this end’s forecast mins are: -4, -3, -3

I am taking a bit of a risk in planting some stuff. I told the nursery person I get brutal frosts and she was happy to sell me a couple of natives whose name escapes me now. I took them back a week later and they were brown and dead. I reminded her I had only just purchased them and that had followed on from a lot of other purchases. Her husband entered the picture and sad yes, they were frost hardy but only when established. I countered with hey, this is a nursery, I asked about frost and the clear implication is that I was going to plant them.

They ended up replacing them with two bottlebrushes and I purchased another two plants.

The problem I have is if I start planting in spring that doesn’t give enough time till a brutal summer. If I buy a few plants each fortnight and avoid the ones that cark it easily I will get away with it. So plan is buy individual types, if they survive a couple of fortonight’s I can buy a few more.

have you thought about putting an automatic controlled irrigation system on them?
hunter have a very good frost protection sensor that can switch sprays on and prevent frost damage

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Date: 16/06/2015 19:18:36
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737683
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


AwesomeO said:

Bubblecar said:

From Friday to Sunday this end’s forecast mins are: -4, -3, -3

I am taking a bit of a risk in planting some stuff. I told the nursery person I get brutal frosts and she was happy to sell me a couple of natives whose name escapes me now. I took them back a week later and they were brown and dead. I reminded her I had only just purchased them and that had followed on from a lot of other purchases. Her husband entered the picture and sad yes, they were frost hardy but only when established. I countered with hey, this is a nursery, I asked about frost and the clear implication is that I was going to plant them.

They ended up replacing them with two bottlebrushes and I purchased another two plants.

The problem I have is if I start planting in spring that doesn’t give enough time till a brutal summer. If I buy a few plants each fortnight and avoid the ones that cark it easily I will get away with it. So plan is buy individual types, if they survive a couple of fortonight’s I can buy a few more.

have you thought about putting an automatic controlled irrigation system on them?
hunter have a very good frost protection sensor that can switch sprays on and prevent frost damage

No, I am not going to that extent. Survival of the fitter around here.

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Date: 16/06/2015 19:19:14
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737684
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:

It’s the work dynamics that have turned arse-about…

New management? You’ll have to call Wookie in.

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Date: 16/06/2015 19:20:01
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737685
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


No, I am not going to that extent. Survival of the fitter around here.

If they’re infants, they ought to be easy to cover on the worst nights.

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Date: 16/06/2015 19:21:44
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 737686
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

It’s the work dynamics that have turned arse-about…

New management? You’ll have to call Wookie in.

Yeah, he’s not adjusting from client to boss very well… nor from labour based business owner to retail business owner…

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Date: 16/06/2015 19:24:03
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737687
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


AwesomeO said:

No, I am not going to that extent. Survival of the fitter around here.

If they’re infants, they ought to be easy to cover on the worst nights.

They are ten inch pot size. Not my inches, that is what nurseries call them. I, or at least the gardener has planted about 30 in the last few months so a bit impracticable, having said that, only lost those two. They were at the back of the garden which backs onto the paddock so very harsh back there, I might leave that area alone apart from a single experimental bottlebrush.

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Date: 16/06/2015 19:26:48
From: buffy
ID: 737688
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’ve found the best time to plant natives around here is at Easter. The ground still holds some warmth for them to establish. Planting during Winter doesn’t really work because it’s too cold on their little roots. Planting is Spring, as you mentioned, just asks for them to be fried.

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Date: 16/06/2015 19:36:56
From: poikilotherm
ID: 737691
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

It’s the work dynamics that have turned arse-about…

New management? You’ll have to call Wookie in.

Yeah, he’s not adjusting from client to boss very well… nor from labour based business owner to retail business owner…

He needs the Machiavelli play book.

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Date: 16/06/2015 19:37:38
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737692
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

I’ve found the best time to plant natives around here is at Easter. The ground still holds some warmth for them to establish. Planting during Winter doesn’t really work because it’s too cold on their little roots. Planting is Spring, as you mentioned, just asks for them to be fried.

I will try during winter, to my way of thinking, if they stay alive and not killed by frosts they will get an immediate leg up as soon as the days start lengthening. But I am gambling I know against three of four days of harsh frosts in July costing me a motza.

When I first got here I planted in Spring and found that to be not so succesful going into summer.

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Date: 16/06/2015 19:40:02
From: dv
ID: 737693
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


dv said:

I don’t have access to the Oxford English Dictionary any more.

colon hyphen openbracket

Was it work related access?

Not remotely.

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Date: 16/06/2015 19:40:48
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737694
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

dv said:

I don’t have access to the Oxford English Dictionary any more.

colon hyphen openbracket

Was it work related access?

Not remotely.

So who decided you don’t have access anymore?

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Date: 16/06/2015 19:46:57
From: dv
ID: 737696
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


dv said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

Was it work related access?

Not remotely.

So who decided you don’t have access anymore?

I had it through my Singapore library membership, which has faded (as I no longer live in S’pore).

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Date: 16/06/2015 19:48:52
From: PermeateFree
ID: 737698
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


buffy said:

I’ve found the best time to plant natives around here is at Easter. The ground still holds some warmth for them to establish. Planting during Winter doesn’t really work because it’s too cold on their little roots. Planting is Spring, as you mentioned, just asks for them to be fried.

I will try during winter, to my way of thinking, if they stay alive and not killed by frosts they will get an immediate leg up as soon as the days start lengthening. But I am gambling I know against three of four days of harsh frosts in July costing me a motza.

When I first got here I planted in Spring and found that to be not so succesful going into summer.

I don’t think you are going to get much benefit planting them now, unless you are going to help them a little. The easiest way is to get some large poly bags and place around the plants, held by 3 or 4 posts. At the same time mulch around the root system, which combined with the bags will increase temperatures by a few degrees and keep frost at bay. Also on the warmer days the polybags will act like a mini greenhouse, increasing temperatures around the root system and encouraging root growth.

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Date: 16/06/2015 19:53:20
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737699
Subject: re: June Chatting

With opinion dead set against it as it seems I might revise my plans. Continue purchasing five or so plants once a fortnight when I go shopping but keep them in the bottlehouse ready to go as soon as the frosts finish. Just have to pay the gardener for a full day of work.

That could be the solution.

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Date: 16/06/2015 19:59:56
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737701
Subject: re: June Chatting

When is midwinter in victoria?

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Date: 16/06/2015 20:00:15
From: dv
ID: 737702
Subject: re: June Chatting

So this has Kristen Wiig and Will Ferrell but appears not to be a comedy?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Deadly_Adoption

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Date: 16/06/2015 20:00:52
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737704
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


When is midwinter in victoria?

The longest day or the coldest day?

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Date: 16/06/2015 20:03:54
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737706
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


AwesomeO said:

When is midwinter in victoria?

The longest day or the coldest day?

I mean shortest.

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Date: 16/06/2015 20:04:01
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737707
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


AwesomeO said:

When is midwinter in victoria?

The longest day or the coldest day?

Coldest.

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Date: 16/06/2015 20:04:06
From: PermeateFree
ID: 737708
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


With opinion dead set against it as it seems I might revise my plans. Continue purchasing five or so plants once a fortnight when I go shopping but keep them in the bottlehouse ready to go as soon as the frosts finish. Just have to pay the gardener for a full day of work.

That could be the solution.

Unless you have very good soil drainage (high sand content), the plants will be sitting in cold wet ground, which will not do the plant any good, unless something like a moisture loving Melaleuca or Callistemon, so little gained from winter planting.

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Date: 16/06/2015 20:07:12
From: PermeateFree
ID: 737709
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


AwesomeO said:

When is midwinter in victoria?

The longest day or the coldest day?

I would go more on the weather and consider planting when the days are becoming more sunny and are generally warming up.

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Date: 16/06/2015 20:28:50
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737711
Subject: re: June Chatting

And the killing season for tomorrow on iview.

BLACK OPS
Operation Certain Death

8.30pm – 9.30pmONETonight
Aug 25th, 2000: Sierra Leone, West Africa. The Royal Irish Regiment takes a wrong turn on patrol. They are held up on the roadside by a notorious gang of rebels, the ‘West Side Boys’.

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Date: 16/06/2015 20:35:42
From: sibeen
ID: 737713
Subject: re: June Chatting

Fun times at che sibeen.

On the weekend sprog #2 had a decent head clash in her basketball game and ended up with a black left eye.

This afternoon SWMBO came a cropper at work and smashed her left eye into a door frame. She’s still at hospital waiting to get stitched up, and the photos she has posted on facebook show a really nice shiner.

I suspect I’ll be getting some strange looks and barbed comments for the next week or two.

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Date: 16/06/2015 20:36:58
From: party_pants
ID: 737714
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

AwesomeO said:

When is midwinter in victoria?

The longest day or the coldest day?

Coldest.

For most of southern Australia, July and August are the coldest months. There’s a bit of lag between length of day and temps.

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Date: 16/06/2015 20:38:30
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737715
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Fun times at che sibeen.

On the weekend sprog #2 had a decent head clash in her basketball game and ended up with a black left eye.

This afternoon SWMBO came a cropper at work and smashed her left eye into a door frame. She’s still at hospital waiting to get stitched up, and the photos she has posted on facebook show a really nice shiner.

I suspect I’ll be getting some strange looks and barbed comments for the next week or two.

Blame the drink.

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Date: 16/06/2015 20:39:01
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 737716
Subject: re: June Chatting

i’ll write you a letter of commendation sibeen saying what a top bloke you are. you can show it to them.

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Date: 16/06/2015 20:39:36
From: sibeen
ID: 737717
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


sibeen said:

Fun times at che sibeen.

On the weekend sprog #2 had a decent head clash in her basketball game and ended up with a black left eye.

This afternoon SWMBO came a cropper at work and smashed her left eye into a door frame. She’s still at hospital waiting to get stitched up, and the photos she has posted on facebook show a really nice shiner.

I suspect I’ll be getting some strange looks and barbed comments for the next week or two.

Blame the drink.

Yes, I can see that working :)

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Date: 16/06/2015 20:48:44
From: PermeateFree
ID: 737719
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Fun times at che sibeen.

On the weekend sprog #2 had a decent head clash in her basketball game and ended up with a black left eye.

This afternoon SWMBO came a cropper at work and smashed her left eye into a door frame. She’s still at hospital waiting to get stitched up, and the photos she has posted on facebook show a really nice shiner.

I suspect I’ll be getting some strange looks and barbed comments for the next week or two.

Are you right handed?

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Date: 16/06/2015 20:50:32
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737720
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Fun times at che sibeen.

On the weekend sprog #2 had a decent head clash in her basketball game and ended up with a black left eye.

This afternoon SWMBO came a cropper at work and smashed her left eye into a door frame. She’s still at hospital waiting to get stitched up, and the photos she has posted on facebook show a really nice shiner.

I suspect I’ll be getting some strange looks and barbed comments for the next week or two.

Could be fun at supermarkets, occasionally lift your arm like you are about to give them a backhander.

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Date: 16/06/2015 20:51:12
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 737721
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Fun times at che sibeen.

On the weekend sprog #2 had a decent head clash in her basketball game and ended up with a black left eye.

This afternoon SWMBO came a cropper at work and smashed her left eye into a door frame. She’s still at hospital waiting to get stitched up, and the photos she has posted on facebook show a really nice shiner.

I suspect I’ll be getting some strange looks and barbed comments for the next week or two.

bandage up your right hand… just to really kick the rumour mill off..

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Date: 16/06/2015 20:57:26
From: sibeen
ID: 737723
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


sibeen said:

Fun times at che sibeen.

On the weekend sprog #2 had a decent head clash in her basketball game and ended up with a black left eye.

This afternoon SWMBO came a cropper at work and smashed her left eye into a door frame. She’s still at hospital waiting to get stitched up, and the photos she has posted on facebook show a really nice shiner.

I suspect I’ll be getting some strange looks and barbed comments for the next week or two.

bandage up your right hand… just to really kick the rumour mill off..

:)

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Date: 16/06/2015 21:06:05
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 737727
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Fun times at che sibeen.

On the weekend sprog #2 had a decent head clash in her basketball game and ended up with a black left eye.

This afternoon SWMBO came a cropper at work and smashed her left eye into a door frame. She’s still at hospital waiting to get stitched up, and the photos she has posted on facebook show a really nice shiner.

A likely story.

sibeen said:


I suspect I’ll be getting some strange looks and barbed comments for the next week or two.

Gives sibeen a strange look.

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Date: 16/06/2015 21:06:49
From: kii
ID: 737728
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


sibeen said:

Fun times at che sibeen.

On the weekend sprog #2 had a decent head clash in her basketball game and ended up with a black left eye.

This afternoon SWMBO came a cropper at work and smashed her left eye into a door frame. She’s still at hospital waiting to get stitched up, and the photos she has posted on facebook show a really nice shiner.

I suspect I’ll be getting some strange looks and barbed comments for the next week or two.

Could be fun at supermarkets, occasionally lift your arm like you are about to give them a backhander.

Fun?
Oh, wait…it’s a joke and i’m meant to laugh.

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Date: 16/06/2015 21:10:19
From: sibeen
ID: 737729
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


sibeen said:

Fun times at che sibeen.

On the weekend sprog #2 had a decent head clash in her basketball game and ended up with a black left eye.

This afternoon SWMBO came a cropper at work and smashed her left eye into a door frame. She’s still at hospital waiting to get stitched up, and the photos she has posted on facebook show a really nice shiner.

A likely story.

I’m probably lucky that she did it at work with lots of people to witness.

She works at a uni…I hope all their insurances are up to date :)

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Date: 16/06/2015 21:13:12
From: dv
ID: 737730
Subject: re: June Chatting

In fairness we give sibeen strange looks all the time.

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Date: 16/06/2015 21:14:43
From: sibeen
ID: 737731
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


In fairness we give sibeen strange looks all the time.

In fairness I’m normally too sozzled to notice.

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Date: 16/06/2015 21:17:52
From: furious
ID: 737732
Subject: re: June Chatting

Why is it that when a female has a black eye it is always assumed domestic violence is to blame?

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Date: 16/06/2015 21:19:12
From: party_pants
ID: 737733
Subject: re: June Chatting

it just is.

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Date: 16/06/2015 21:22:48
From: buffy
ID: 737735
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ooh look! nut is here!

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Date: 16/06/2015 21:27:52
From: sibeen
ID: 737737
Subject: re: June Chatting

SWMBO is on her way home.

I’ll have to tell her off for being late.

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Date: 16/06/2015 21:28:18
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 737738
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:


Why is it that when a female has a black eye it is always assumed domestic violence is to blame?

it’s australia, it’s the constitution, it’s Mabo and it’s the vibe…

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Date: 16/06/2015 21:44:07
From: sibeen
ID: 737744
Subject: re: June Chatting

5 stitches, not a bad effort.

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Date: 16/06/2015 21:44:34
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737745
Subject: re: June Chatting

Just ordered this film, it’s supposed to be pretty scary:

http://www.fishpond.com.au/Movies/Babadook/0826663157734

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Date: 16/06/2015 21:44:59
From: party_pants
ID: 737746
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


5 stitches, not a bad effort.

Does she get the day off work tomorrow?

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Date: 16/06/2015 21:45:56
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737747
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


5 stitches, not a bad effort.

Saves 45.

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Date: 16/06/2015 21:47:00
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737748
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


5 stitches, not a bad effort.

Chicks dig scars…oh wait…

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Date: 16/06/2015 21:47:03
From: kii
ID: 737749
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Just ordered this film, it’s supposed to be pretty scary:

http://www.fishpond.com.au/Movies/Babadook/0826663157734

If I remember correctly, one of the younger booksellers saw it and approved of the scare factor.

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Date: 16/06/2015 21:47:07
From: sibeen
ID: 737750
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


sibeen said:

5 stitches, not a bad effort.

Does she get the day off work tomorrow?

As her GM took her to the hospital that’s a yes :)

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Date: 16/06/2015 21:48:46
From: party_pants
ID: 737752
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


party_pants said:

sibeen said:

5 stitches, not a bad effort.

Does she get the day off work tomorrow?

As her GM took her to the hospital that’s a yes :)

All good then. Hardly seems worth the effort otherwise :)

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Date: 16/06/2015 21:53:28
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737755
Subject: re: June Chatting

I was going to be ordering a new mattress this week, but since I’m now accustomed to the not-very-good one, I think I’ll postpone that and have a peep in the antique shop instead. I need a large, landscape-format framed pitcher for above the kitchen mantelpiece, now that the ugly hot water tank to its right is nicely screened off with curtains (when I tried a picture there before, it inevitably drew more attention to the hot water tank).

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Date: 16/06/2015 21:55:19
From: kii
ID: 737757
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


I was going to be ordering a new mattress this week, but since I’m now accustomed to the not-very-good one, I think I’ll postpone that and have a peep in the antique shop instead. I need a large, landscape-format framed pitcher for above the kitchen mantelpiece, now that the ugly hot water tank to its right is nicely screened off with curtains (when I tried a picture there before, it inevitably drew more attention to the hot water tank).

Have you posted photos of this new home improvement?

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Date: 16/06/2015 21:56:12
From: Speedy
ID: 737758
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


I was going to be ordering a new mattress this week, but since I’m now accustomed to the not-very-good one, I think I’ll postpone that and have a peep in the antique shop instead. I need a large, landscape-format framed pitcher for above the kitchen mantelpiece, now that the ugly hot water tank to its right is nicely screened off with curtains (when I tried a picture there before, it inevitably drew more attention to the hot water tank).

A new mattress sounds more appealing to me :)

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Date: 16/06/2015 21:56:22
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737759
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Bubblecar said:

I was going to be ordering a new mattress this week, but since I’m now accustomed to the not-very-good one, I think I’ll postpone that and have a peep in the antique shop instead. I need a large, landscape-format framed pitcher for above the kitchen mantelpiece, now that the ugly hot water tank to its right is nicely screened off with curtains (when I tried a picture there before, it inevitably drew more attention to the hot water tank).

Have you posted photos of this new home improvement?

Not yet, because now it’s too obvious that the big blank space above the mantelpiece is screaming out for a picture :)

As soon as I get one up there, I’ll post some snaps.

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Date: 16/06/2015 21:56:44
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737760
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


I was going to be ordering a new mattress this week, but since I’m now accustomed to the not-very-good one, I think I’ll postpone that and have a peep in the antique shop instead. I need a large, landscape-format framed pitcher for above the kitchen mantelpiece, now that the ugly hot water tank to its right is nicely screened off with curtains (when I tried a picture there before, it inevitably drew more attention to the hot water tank).

Go to a posters on line shop, go for giclee printing on heavy archival stock then take it to a framing place.

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Date: 16/06/2015 21:57:19
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737761
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Bubblecar said:

I was going to be ordering a new mattress this week, but since I’m now accustomed to the not-very-good one, I think I’ll postpone that and have a peep in the antique shop instead. I need a large, landscape-format framed pitcher for above the kitchen mantelpiece, now that the ugly hot water tank to its right is nicely screened off with curtains (when I tried a picture there before, it inevitably drew more attention to the hot water tank).

A new mattress sounds more appealing to me :)

It’s actually not nearly as uncomfortable as I was expecting it to be. But I will get a new one at some stage :)

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Date: 16/06/2015 21:58:09
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 737763
Subject: re: June Chatting

Pinball Wizard has about 4.5 million views on YouTube.

Doesn’t seem a lot really, considering the number of people in the World.

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Date: 16/06/2015 21:59:20
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737766
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Bubblecar said:

I was going to be ordering a new mattress this week, but since I’m now accustomed to the not-very-good one, I think I’ll postpone that and have a peep in the antique shop instead. I need a large, landscape-format framed pitcher for above the kitchen mantelpiece, now that the ugly hot water tank to its right is nicely screened off with curtains (when I tried a picture there before, it inevitably drew more attention to the hot water tank).

Go to a posters on line shop, go for giclee printing on heavy archival stock then take it to a framing place.

I’d be surprised if the antique shop doesn’t have some suitable antique framed pitcher I could buy, with much less fuss.

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Date: 16/06/2015 22:00:14
From: sibeen
ID: 737767
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


Pinball Wizard has about 4.5 million views on YouTube.

Doesn’t seem a lot really, considering the number of people in the World.

I suspect that the demographic doesn’t fir the computer age :)

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Date: 16/06/2015 22:01:04
From: party_pants
ID: 737769
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


Pinball Wizard has about 4.5 million views on YouTube.

Doesn’t seem a lot really, considering the number of people in the World.

Not for me. Because it is not new, most people who like the song already have a recording of it in one form or another.

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Date: 16/06/2015 22:02:15
From: jjjust moi
ID: 737770
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


AwesomeO said:

Bubblecar said:

I was going to be ordering a new mattress this week, but since I’m now accustomed to the not-very-good one, I think I’ll postpone that and have a peep in the antique shop instead. I need a large, landscape-format framed pitcher for above the kitchen mantelpiece, now that the ugly hot water tank to its right is nicely screened off with curtains (when I tried a picture there before, it inevitably drew more attention to the hot water tank).

Go to a posters on line shop, go for giclee printing on heavy archival stock then take it to a framing place.

I’d be surprised if the antique shop doesn’t have some suitable antique framed pitcher I could buy, with much less fuss.


But………..but aren’t you an artist that actually paints?

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Date: 16/06/2015 22:02:43
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737771
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


AwesomeO said:

Bubblecar said:

I was going to be ordering a new mattress this week, but since I’m now accustomed to the not-very-good one, I think I’ll postpone that and have a peep in the antique shop instead. I need a large, landscape-format framed pitcher for above the kitchen mantelpiece, now that the ugly hot water tank to its right is nicely screened off with curtains (when I tried a picture there before, it inevitably drew more attention to the hot water tank).

Go to a posters on line shop, go for giclee printing on heavy archival stock then take it to a framing place.

I’d be surprised if the antique shop doesn’t have some suitable antique framed pitcher I could buy, with much less fuss.

I dunno, I would rather get something I like rather than what is available in a small Tasmanian antique shop. I have lots of framed pictures but I particularly like my really big cave of the sea nymphs in the bathroom.

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Date: 16/06/2015 22:02:43
From: sibeen
ID: 737772
Subject: re: June Chatting

Maybe not Oliver Reed’s finest acting, but you must give the bloke kudos for taking the role in the Tommy movie, I suspect the vast majority of actors would have been running for the hills.

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Date: 16/06/2015 22:02:58
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 737773
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


The Rev Dodgson said:

Pinball Wizard has about 4.5 million views on YouTube.

Doesn’t seem a lot really, considering the number of people in the World.

Not for me. Because it is not new, most people who like the song already have a recording of it in one form or another.

I haven’t.

Well I suppose I have now, hidden on a cache in my computer somewhere.

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Date: 16/06/2015 22:03:57
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737774
Subject: re: June Chatting

jjjust moi said:


But………..but aren’t you an artist that actually paints?

I’m still working on two pitchers for elsewhere in the house, and I’m happy to have someone else’s work above the kitchen mantelpiece.

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Date: 16/06/2015 22:04:13
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 737775
Subject: re: June Chatting

just found out that it was my mate’s niece that died in the ravenshoe accident..

small world…

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Date: 16/06/2015 22:04:25
From: sibeen
ID: 737776
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Bubblecar said:

AwesomeO said:

Go to a posters on line shop, go for giclee printing on heavy archival stock then take it to a framing place.

I’d be surprised if the antique shop doesn’t have some suitable antique framed pitcher I could buy, with much less fuss.

I dunno, I would rather get something I like rather than what is available in a small Tasmanian antique shop. I have lots of framed pictures but I particularly like my really big cave of the sea nymphs in the bathroom.

Sea nymphs…I hear Sirens!

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Date: 16/06/2015 22:05:50
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737777
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


AwesomeO said:

Bubblecar said:

I’d be surprised if the antique shop doesn’t have some suitable antique framed pitcher I could buy, with much less fuss.

I dunno, I would rather get something I like rather than what is available in a small Tasmanian antique shop. I have lots of framed pictures but I particularly like my really big cave of the sea nymphs in the bathroom.

Sea nymphs…I hear Sirens!

Noice. But nope, sea nymphs.

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Date: 16/06/2015 22:05:56
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737778
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Bubblecar said:

AwesomeO said:

Go to a posters on line shop, go for giclee printing on heavy archival stock then take it to a framing place.

I’d be surprised if the antique shop doesn’t have some suitable antique framed pitcher I could buy, with much less fuss.

I dunno, I would rather get something I like rather than what is available in a small Tasmanian antique shop. I have lots of framed pictures but I particularly like my really big cave of the sea nymphs in the bathroom.


That’s not quite what I had in mind :)

And it is actually a reasonably big antique shop. Last time I was there, there were lots of pitchers. If there’s nothing to my taste, I’ll consider other options.

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Date: 16/06/2015 22:07:31
From: JudgeMental
ID: 737779
Subject: re: June Chatting

i do like to be beside the seaside.

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Date: 16/06/2015 22:09:05
From: JudgeMental
ID: 737780
Subject: re: June Chatting

“The Cave of the Storm Nymphs” Painting by Sir Edward Poynter 1836-1919

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Date: 16/06/2015 22:09:25
From: kii
ID: 737781
Subject: re: June Chatting

The night I went to see Tommy is memorable for two events. My older sister slammed the cab door on her finger when it dropped her off at her place, really quite a bad injury. Then when I arrived home a few minutes later I found that my cat had given birth in the bag of clean linen under my desk. All over my best pair of sheets.

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Date: 16/06/2015 22:11:08
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 737782
Subject: re: June Chatting

I have no memories of watching Tommy at all.

Probably because I have never watched it.

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Date: 16/06/2015 22:12:07
From: kii
ID: 737784
Subject: re: June Chatting

JudgeMental said:


“The Cave of the Storm Nymphs” Painting by Sir Edward Poynter 1836-1919

My favourite painting at The Art Gallery of NSW – The visit of the Queen of Sheba to King Solomon

The frame is like a verandah…it’s really quite huge.

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Date: 16/06/2015 22:13:20
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737785
Subject: re: June Chatting

I have themes, in the bathroom is two moistened bints portraits by classical artists, by bedroom has Dali, hallway has early formula one Milan type posters on one side and deco style railway travel on the other, spare room has air travel by seaplane tourist posters from the forties, outside the kitchen is individual prints of 1940s cars, living room has sci fi posters, some robot pictures from amazing stories in the library, and another corridor has four framed cigarette card collections of soldiers uniforms and two of transportation.

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Date: 16/06/2015 22:14:25
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737786
Subject: re: June Chatting

Here’s a pitcher I’ve already bought from that particular antique shop – an Indian silk painting. Now hanging above the telly:

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Date: 16/06/2015 22:16:38
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 737787
Subject: re: June Chatting

JudgeMental said:


“The Cave of the Storm Nymphs” Painting by Sir Edward Poynter 1836-1919

From the realistic style, and the carefully placed sea-knee, I thought it would be much more recent than that.

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Date: 16/06/2015 22:28:16
From: dv
ID: 737788
Subject: re: June Chatting

Poynter’s paintings resemble the things they look like.

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Date: 16/06/2015 22:30:36
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 737789
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Poynter’s paintings resemble the things they look like.

Is there anything that doesn’t resemble the things it looks like?

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Date: 16/06/2015 22:30:49
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737790
Subject: re: June Chatting

I would have liked to get four or five posters of communist propaganda but for reasons I cannot fathom, pictures of deco style square jawed heroes and heroines gazing heroically into the distance are über expensive. In fact any soviet 50s style government work is highly priced.

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Date: 16/06/2015 22:32:40
From: dv
ID: 737791
Subject: re: June Chatting

In fairness there are more than a dozen videos of Pinball Wizard on Youtube. The most popular of them is the Live at Isle Of Wight which has some 5.4 million views.

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Date: 16/06/2015 22:32:53
From: dv
ID: 737792
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


dv said:

Poynter’s paintings resemble the things they look like.

Is there anything that doesn’t resemble the things it looks like?

It was a popular culture reference, Rev.

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Date: 16/06/2015 22:33:30
From: dv
ID: 737793
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


I would have liked to get four or five posters of communist propaganda but for reasons I cannot fathom, pictures of deco style square jawed heroes and heroines gazing heroically into the distance are über expensive. In fact any soviet 50s style government work is highly priced.

It should be pretty cheap to get a glossy print made at your local print shop.

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Date: 16/06/2015 22:38:03
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 737794
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


The Rev Dodgson said:

dv said:

Poynter’s paintings resemble the things they look like.

Is there anything that doesn’t resemble the things it looks like?

It was a popular culture reference, Rev.

Well obviously not popular enough round these parts :)

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Date: 16/06/2015 22:39:33
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 737795
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


dv said:

The Rev Dodgson said:

Is there anything that doesn’t resemble the things it looks like?

It was a popular culture reference, Rev.

Well obviously not popular enough round these parts :)

Seems to have passed google by as well!

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Date: 16/06/2015 22:39:59
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737796
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


AwesomeO said:

I would have liked to get four or five posters of communist propaganda but for reasons I cannot fathom, pictures of deco style square jawed heroes and heroines gazing heroically into the distance are über expensive. In fact any soviet 50s style government work is highly priced.

It should be pretty cheap to get a glossy print made at your local print shop.

Nahh, try this place, not if you want giclee print, in matt or glossy for accuracy on archival stock, for some reason, soviet gear costs more.

http://www.allposters.com/-st/Vintage-Art-Posters_c2152_.htm
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Date: 16/06/2015 22:40:19
From: Arts
ID: 737797
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


dv said:

The Rev Dodgson said:

Is there anything that doesn’t resemble the things it looks like?

It was a popular culture reference, Rev.

Well obviously not popular enough round these parts :)

I got it
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Date: 16/06/2015 22:41:43
From: sibeen
ID: 737798
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


The Rev Dodgson said:

dv said:

It was a popular culture reference, Rev.

Well obviously not popular enough round these parts :)

I got it

It must be an engineering thing. I have no idea what deevs is on about.

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Date: 16/06/2015 22:43:23
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 737799
Subject: re: June Chatting

Can someone tell us what this dv pop culture ref is, so I can go to bed?

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Date: 16/06/2015 22:43:26
From: kii
ID: 737800
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Arts said:

The Rev Dodgson said:

Well obviously not popular enough round these parts :)

I got it

It must be an engineering thing. I have no idea what deevs is on about.

I’m not an engineer.

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Date: 16/06/2015 22:47:47
From: roughbarked
ID: 737802
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:

Is there anything that doesn’t resemble the things it looks like?

If six was nine?

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Date: 16/06/2015 22:54:26
From: party_pants
ID: 737803
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


Can someone tell us what this dv pop culture ref is, so I can go to bed?

I didn’t get it either.

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Date: 16/06/2015 22:57:23
From: Arts
ID: 737804
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


Can someone tell us what this dv pop culture ref is, so I can go to bed?

it’s from The Simpsons

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Date: 16/06/2015 23:03:26
From: Arts
ID: 737805
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


The Rev Dodgson said:

Can someone tell us what this dv pop culture ref is, so I can go to bed?

it’s from The Simpsons

Homer :Marge, your paintings look like the things they look like.

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Date: 16/06/2015 23:10:05
From: Arts
ID: 737806
Subject: re: June Chatting

for example, this is her painting of a boat on the water

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Date: 16/06/2015 23:11:42
From: Arts
ID: 737807
Subject: re: June Chatting

this is her painting of a popular rock and roll star she admired back in the day

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Date: 16/06/2015 23:12:36
From: party_pants
ID: 737808
Subject: re: June Chatting

I usually get Simpsons references. This one must have slipped by me.

Nevermind, it’s not going to stop me sleeping tonight.

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Date: 16/06/2015 23:15:12
From: Arts
ID: 737809
Subject: re: June Chatting

her controversial portrait of Multimillionaire factory owner, Mr Burns is said to be chillingly accurate

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Date: 16/06/2015 23:17:52
From: party_pants
ID: 737810
Subject: re: June Chatting

I recall the episode, but not the popular quote.

Maybe it has been 10 years already since I last watched it.

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Date: 16/06/2015 23:19:26
From: Arts
ID: 737811
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


I usually get Simpsons references. This one must have slipped by me.

Nevermind, it’s not going to stop me sleeping tonight.

That’s the ref I got. DV might have been referring to an obscure 16th century poet writing an ode to his mother in rhyming couplets using iambic pentameter, popular on the east side of Venice.

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Date: 16/06/2015 23:37:33
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737812
Subject: re: June Chatting

If anyone is still awake a doc thingo about the death/autopsy of Nicole Simpson on 7.

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Date: 16/06/2015 23:48:19
From: party_pants
ID: 737813
Subject: re: June Chatting

Best be ioff to bed.

95% chance of rain tomorrow.

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Date: 17/06/2015 00:03:08
From: sibeen
ID: 737814
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Best be ioff to bed.

95% chance of rain tomorrow.

I’d be absolutely stunned if the chance of rain on the morrow wasn’t 100%.

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Date: 17/06/2015 00:19:49
From: kii
ID: 737816
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


The Rev Dodgson said:

Can someone tell us what this dv pop culture ref is, so I can go to bed?

it’s from The Simpsons

Well, there you go. I do remember the episode, one of a handful I watched because the boys were watching the show. Don’t like The Simpsons.

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Date: 17/06/2015 06:19:58
From: buffy
ID: 737819
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good morning Holidayers. Warm again. Eight degrees and dark. Not raining at the moment.

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Date: 17/06/2015 07:17:10
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 737820
Subject: re: June Chatting

morning folks.

8 degrees and clear, but rain predicted..
had 18mm yesterday so things are a bit soggy…

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Date: 17/06/2015 07:32:52
From: Divine Angel
ID: 737821
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bit soggy here as well. Possible thunderstorm this afternoon, drizzle all day until then.

Today Cecily is going to see her very first movie at the cinema. Not really sure why Jurassic World, rated M, is showing at a mums n bubs session…

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Date: 17/06/2015 07:42:27
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 737822
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Bit soggy here as well. Possible thunderstorm this afternoon, drizzle all day until then.

Today Cecily is going to see her very first movie at the cinema. Not really sure why Jurassic World, rated M, is showing at a mums n bubs session…

roffle

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Date: 17/06/2015 07:45:23
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 737823
Subject: re: June Chatting

watching sunrise today DA?

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Date: 17/06/2015 07:47:03
From: Divine Angel
ID: 737824
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


watching sunrise today DA?

I’ve just switched it off. Total coincidence, I assure you.

*makes sure the Mortein can is full and within easy reach *

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Date: 17/06/2015 07:51:19
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 737825
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

watching sunrise today DA?

I’ve just switched it off. Total coincidence, I assure you.

*makes sure the Mortein can is full and within easy reach *

thought so :)

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Date: 17/06/2015 08:14:20
From: poikilotherm
ID: 737826
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning, windy and raining ‘ere in the styx. Another day closer to the weekend.

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Date: 17/06/2015 08:17:19
From: sibeen
ID: 737828
Subject: re: June Chatting

SWMBO’s shiner is impressive by morning light.

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Date: 17/06/2015 08:19:36
From: buffy
ID: 737829
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


watching sunrise today DA?

Why?

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Date: 17/06/2015 08:22:46
From: buffy
ID: 737830
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m off to Casterton. I’ll try to catch up later.

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Date: 17/06/2015 08:24:07
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 737831
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


SWMBO’s shiner is impressive by morning light.

By night one way, by day another / Thus shall be the norm…

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Date: 17/06/2015 08:24:32
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 737832
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

watching sunrise today DA?

Why?

spiders on it

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Date: 17/06/2015 08:32:48
From: Spider Lily
ID: 737833
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning

A lovely late start this morning and no rain over night, will we get a day in June without rain?

A very pleasant 22 degrees out on the back deck this morning, it is overcast so I do expect a shower or 2 throughout the day but hopefully not like it has been.

Having a twilight opening this evening, that will really show up the lights in our massive Poinciana and rainforest back yard. The pool doesn’t look to shabby either with it’s lights and water screens :) We have a family coming back for the 3rd time, hopefully this visit will be the clincher.

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Date: 17/06/2015 08:35:34
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 737834
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:


Morning

A lovely late start this morning and no rain over night, will we get a day in June without rain?

A very pleasant 22 degrees out on the back deck this morning, it is overcast so I do expect a shower or 2 throughout the day but hopefully not like it has been.

Having a twilight opening this evening, that will really show up the lights in our massive Poinciana and rainforest back yard. The pool doesn’t look to shabby either with it’s lights and water screens :) We have a family coming back for the 3rd time, hopefully this visit will be the clincher.

As long as there’s no rowdy origin parties in your street, it should be perfect :)

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Date: 17/06/2015 08:42:50
From: Spider Lily
ID: 737835
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:

As long as there’s no rowdy origin parties in your street, it should be perfect :)

Ha! No it’s an early one (1730) so the neighbourhood should be nice and quiet and we really only get the odd bit of noise for Origin. Our Tenant was probably the worst at it anyway and he is long gone :)

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Date: 17/06/2015 08:52:13
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 737836
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

As long as there’s no rowdy origin parties in your street, it should be perfect :)

Ha! No it’s an early one (1730) so the neighbourhood should be nice and quiet and we really only get the odd bit of noise for Origin. Our Tenant was probably the worst at it anyway and he is long gone :)

ha! :)

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Date: 17/06/2015 08:59:02
From: Arts
ID: 737837
Subject: re: June Chatting

morning all…. another great day.

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Date: 17/06/2015 08:59:15
From: Arts
ID: 737838
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


SWMBO’s shiner is impressive by morning light.

what the heck?

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Date: 17/06/2015 09:04:23
From: poikilotherm
ID: 737839
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


sibeen said:

SWMBO’s shiner is impressive by morning light.

what the heck?

He punched her good.

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Date: 17/06/2015 09:05:08
From: sibeen
ID: 737840
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


sibeen said:

SWMBO’s shiner is impressive by morning light.

what the heck?

She came a cropper at work yesterday. Smashed her head onto the floor, bled a lot, and has 5 stitches.

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Date: 17/06/2015 09:09:52
From: Spider Lily
ID: 737841
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Arts said:

sibeen said:

SWMBO’s shiner is impressive by morning light.

what the heck?

She came a cropper at work yesterday. Smashed her head onto the floor, bled a lot, and has 5 stitches.

Yeoowser :(

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Date: 17/06/2015 09:10:41
From: Arts
ID: 737842
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Arts said:

sibeen said:

SWMBO’s shiner is impressive by morning light.

what the heck?

She came a cropper at work yesterday. Smashed her head onto the floor, bled a lot, and has 5 stitches.

ouch poor Mrs Shebs… I hope you have on your nurses hat and are looking after her well.

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Date: 17/06/2015 09:11:39
From: roughbarked
ID: 737843
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Arts said:

sibeen said:

SWMBO’s shiner is impressive by morning light.

what the heck?

She came a cropper at work yesterday. Smashed her head onto the floor, bled a lot, and has 5 stitches.


I thought you were going to say you went to kiss her and poked her in the eye with your pipe.

Sorry to hear she hurt herself. Hope she heals soon.

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Date: 17/06/2015 09:13:46
From: roughbarked
ID: 737844
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning, it is 12 dgrees at 100%. 21.5 mm yesterday eve and 24.2 mm so far today.

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Date: 17/06/2015 09:18:26
From: AussieDJ
ID: 737845
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:


Having a twilight opening this evening, that will really show up the lights in our massive Poinciana and rainforest back yard. The pool doesn’t look to shabby either with it’s lights and water screens :) We have a family coming back for the 3rd time, hopefully this visit will be the clincher.

Advertised anywhere (link)? So the rest of us can have a squizz?

If you’ve already put it up, then apologies, I missed it.

Oh, and good luck.

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Date: 17/06/2015 09:20:51
From: Spider Lily
ID: 737846
Subject: re: June Chatting

AussieDJ said:


Spider Lily said:

Having a twilight opening this evening, that will really show up the lights in our massive Poinciana and rainforest back yard. The pool doesn’t look to shabby either with it’s lights and water screens :) We have a family coming back for the 3rd time, hopefully this visit will be the clincher.

Advertised anywhere (link)? So the rest of us can have a squizz?

If you’ve already put it up, then apologies, I missed it.

Oh, and good luck.

http://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-qld-whitfield-120002841

Not entirely happy with the photos but it appears to be working :)

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Date: 17/06/2015 09:23:10
From: roughbarked
ID: 737847
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:


AussieDJ said:

Spider Lily said:

Having a twilight opening this evening, that will really show up the lights in our massive Poinciana and rainforest back yard. The pool doesn’t look to shabby either with it’s lights and water screens :) We have a family coming back for the 3rd time, hopefully this visit will be the clincher.

Advertised anywhere (link)? So the rest of us can have a squizz?

If you’ve already put it up, then apologies, I missed it.

Oh, and good luck.

http://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-qld-whitfield-120002841

Not entirely happy with the photos but it appears to be working :)

Does this mean you’ll be moving?

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Date: 17/06/2015 09:27:34
From: Arts
ID: 737848
Subject: re: June Chatting

lots of pictures of the pool.. the photographer must hav liked that.

nice place too bad it’s in Qld ;)

Looks like a winner though… here’s to a quick and hassle free sale

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Date: 17/06/2015 09:34:36
From: Spider Lily
ID: 737849
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


lots of pictures of the pool.. the photographer must hav liked that.

nice place too bad it’s in Qld ;)

Looks like a winner though… here’s to a quick and hassle free sale

Thanks Arts

It’s a gorgeous home and any family/couple will love living here and the neighbours are awesome.. I will miss many aspects of it but there are some that I will not miss, like the massive garden and weeding!!

RB.. we are hoping for a 60 day settlement and will probably move next door and work out the next chapter :)

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Date: 17/06/2015 09:37:43
From: roughbarked
ID: 737850
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:


Arts said:

lots of pictures of the pool.. the photographer must hav liked that.

nice place too bad it’s in Qld ;)

Looks like a winner though… here’s to a quick and hassle free sale

Thanks Arts

It’s a gorgeous home and any family/couple will love living here and the neighbours are awesome.. I will miss many aspects of it but there are some that I will not miss, like the massive garden and weeding!!

RB.. we are hoping for a 60 day settlement and will probably move next door and work out the next chapter :)

:) is the garden as big next door? ie: weeding.

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Date: 17/06/2015 09:38:09
From: Arts
ID: 737851
Subject: re: June Chatting

yes.. massive gardens are fantastic as long as someone comes in and does all the upkeep. I used to find that I’d spend all day out in my garden weeding.. then you look back and it looks like you’ve done almost nothing. I like my garden now, it’s big enough to enjoy and small enough to look after.

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Date: 17/06/2015 09:39:20
From: Divine Angel
ID: 737852
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m finding this white-chick-pretending-she’s-a-black-chick story very strange. She says she identifies with being a black person. She even sued her university for discrimination.

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Date: 17/06/2015 09:40:14
From: roughbarked
ID: 737853
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


yes.. massive gardens are fantastic as long as someone comes in and does all the upkeep. I used to find that I’d spend all day out in my garden weeding.. then you look back and it looks like you’ve done almost nothing. I like my garden now, it’s big enough to enjoy and small enough to look after.

I’m starting to feel my age at hand weeding half an acre. Maybe I’ll downsize to half that or buy a kubota.

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Date: 17/06/2015 09:41:13
From: Arts
ID: 737854
Subject: re: June Chatting

in other news there have been far too many scares around this area.. we have a predator. A week or so ago a small girl who was at school was approached by a man who asked her to unlock the school gate and offered her lollies in the car. She refused to unlock the gate (thankfully) but that didn’t stop the man from grabbing at her fingers through the fence. Then there hav been sightings of a car prowling around other local schools. One mum went inside from her front garden for just a second and came out to find a stranger male talking to her three yr old son, and two days ago an eight yr old boy escaped from the clutches of a man who had jumped his back fence and snatched him from the backyard while he was eating breakfast.

helicopter parent am I? you better fucking believe it.

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Date: 17/06/2015 09:42:58
From: Arts
ID: 737855
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Arts said:

yes.. massive gardens are fantastic as long as someone comes in and does all the upkeep. I used to find that I’d spend all day out in my garden weeding.. then you look back and it looks like you’ve done almost nothing. I like my garden now, it’s big enough to enjoy and small enough to look after.

I’m starting to feel my age at hand weeding half an acre. Maybe I’ll downsize to half that or buy a kubota.

we had fun planting trees yesterday. The white tailed carnaby came down to have a look too! I hope some of those trees grow nice and big and provide food for them and their red tailed cousins

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Date: 17/06/2015 09:44:20
From: roughbarked
ID: 737856
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


in other news there have been far too many scares around this area.. we have a predator. A week or so ago a small girl who was at school was approached by a man who asked her to unlock the school gate and offered her lollies in the car. She refused to unlock the gate (thankfully) but that didn’t stop the man from grabbing at her fingers through the fence. Then there hav been sightings of a car prowling around other local schools. One mum went inside from her front garden for just a second and came out to find a stranger male talking to her three yr old son, and two days ago an eight yr old boy escaped from the clutches of a man who had jumped his back fence and snatched him from the backyard while he was eating breakfast.

helicopter parent am I? you better fucking believe it.


Sounds like more than one predator targeting your area.

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Date: 17/06/2015 09:44:57
From: roughbarked
ID: 737857
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


roughbarked said:

Arts said:

yes.. massive gardens are fantastic as long as someone comes in and does all the upkeep. I used to find that I’d spend all day out in my garden weeding.. then you look back and it looks like you’ve done almost nothing. I like my garden now, it’s big enough to enjoy and small enough to look after.

I’m starting to feel my age at hand weeding half an acre. Maybe I’ll downsize to half that or buy a kubota.

we had fun planting trees yesterday. The white tailed carnaby came down to have a look too! I hope some of those trees grow nice and big and provide food for them and their red tailed cousins

Know what species were planted?

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Date: 17/06/2015 09:47:31
From: Arts
ID: 737858
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Arts said:

in other news there have been far too many scares around this area.. we have a predator. A week or so ago a small girl who was at school was approached by a man who asked her to unlock the school gate and offered her lollies in the car. She refused to unlock the gate (thankfully) but that didn’t stop the man from grabbing at her fingers through the fence. Then there hav been sightings of a car prowling around other local schools. One mum went inside from her front garden for just a second and came out to find a stranger male talking to her three yr old son, and two days ago an eight yr old boy escaped from the clutches of a man who had jumped his back fence and snatched him from the backyard while he was eating breakfast.

helicopter parent am I? you better fucking believe it.


Sounds like more than one predator targeting your area.

scary… our school is one of the few left without big massive gates around them. Anyone can stand at the side of the school oval and chat to a child, take a child… I worry about that stuff

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Date: 17/06/2015 09:50:28
From: roughbarked
ID: 737859
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


roughbarked said:

Arts said:

in other news there have been far too many scares around this area.. we have a predator. A week or so ago a small girl who was at school was approached by a man who asked her to unlock the school gate and offered her lollies in the car. She refused to unlock the gate (thankfully) but that didn’t stop the man from grabbing at her fingers through the fence. Then there hav been sightings of a car prowling around other local schools. One mum went inside from her front garden for just a second and came out to find a stranger male talking to her three yr old son, and two days ago an eight yr old boy escaped from the clutches of a man who had jumped his back fence and snatched him from the backyard while he was eating breakfast.

helicopter parent am I? you better fucking believe it.


Sounds like more than one predator targeting your area.

scary… our school is one of the few left without big massive gates around them. Anyone can stand at the side of the school oval and chat to a child, take a child… I worry about that stuff

The best you can do is brief your children on how to stay safe. ie: don’t talk to strangers or accept anything from them.

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Date: 17/06/2015 09:52:36
From: Divine Angel
ID: 737860
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


in other news there have been far too many scares around this area.. we have a predator. A week or so ago a small girl who was at school was approached by a man who asked her to unlock the school gate and offered her lollies in the car. She refused to unlock the gate (thankfully) but that didn’t stop the man from grabbing at her fingers through the fence. Then there hav been sightings of a car prowling around other local schools. One mum went inside from her front garden for just a second and came out to find a stranger male talking to her three yr old son, and two days ago an eight yr old boy escaped from the clutches of a man who had jumped his back fence and snatched him from the backyard while he was eating breakfast.

helicopter parent am I? you better fucking believe it.

Yikes

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Date: 17/06/2015 09:59:06
From: kii
ID: 737861
Subject: re: June Chatting

Shit :( the same method that some paedophile tried with me at the local playground about 50 years ago.

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Date: 17/06/2015 10:00:09
From: roughbarked
ID: 737862
Subject: re: June Chatting

when I was a child. We had the hunt for Simpson, who had abducted a child and was being chased across three states. The child suffocated wrapped in a blanket in the boot of his car.
My parents allowed me to give directions to people who asked for them but to never get in their car.

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Date: 17/06/2015 10:02:11
From: Divine Angel
ID: 737863
Subject: re: June Chatting

There was something on TV last week, some guy in the US did an experiment. He went to parks and told the mums what he was doing: he was going to try and lure their child away and did the mums think he would be successful? They all said no.

He went in with a puppy and said to the kids, “Would you like to see my other puppies?” and every kid wandered off with him.

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Date: 17/06/2015 10:02:35
From: Cymek
ID: 737864
Subject: re: June Chatting

Meh-ning

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Date: 17/06/2015 10:04:24
From: roughbarked
ID: 737865
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


There was something on TV last week, some guy in the US did an experiment. He went to parks and told the mums what he was doing: he was going to try and lure their child away and did the mums think he would be successful? They all said no.

He went in with a puppy and said to the kids, “Would you like to see my other puppies?” and every kid wandered off with him.

Wouldn’t have worked with my children.

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Date: 17/06/2015 10:06:00
From: poikilotherm
ID: 737866
Subject: re: June Chatting

FMD, a paste eater making sense…

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Date: 17/06/2015 10:06:07
From: kii
ID: 737867
Subject: re: June Chatting

I remember this particular man looked like the newsreader, Roger Climpson.

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Date: 17/06/2015 10:15:01
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737868
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


I remember this particular man looked like the newsreader, Roger Climpson.

Even journalists need a social life.

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Date: 17/06/2015 10:17:48
From: roughbarked
ID: 737869
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


kii said:

I remember this particular man looked like the newsreader, Roger Climpson.

Even journalists need a social life.

The popular TV show, the collectors didn’t ever recover from that slimy youth.

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Date: 17/06/2015 10:20:09
From: kii
ID: 737870
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


kii said:

I remember this particular man looked like the newsreader, Roger Climpson.

Even journalists need a social life.

I know the police didn’t believe me because he was back reading the news after I dobbed him in.

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Date: 17/06/2015 10:21:22
From: roughbarked
ID: 737871
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


FMD, a paste eater making sense…

“If we could come out of this debate with anything at all, the one thing that I would implore is that we set this appalling unsubstantiated myth aside once and for all and just engage the debate on the facts. Instead, we have people as senior as the Treasurer and the Prime Minister just making unsubstantiated, unsupportable stuff up on the fly.”

:)

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Date: 17/06/2015 10:22:19
From: roughbarked
ID: 737872
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

kii said:

I remember this particular man looked like the newsreader, Roger Climpson.

Even journalists need a social life.

I know the police didn’t believe me because he was back reading the news after I dobbed him in.

Looking like him doesn’t mean it actually was him.

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Date: 17/06/2015 10:24:18
From: kii
ID: 737873
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


kii said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

Even journalists need a social life.

I know the police didn’t believe me because he was back reading the news after I dobbed him in.

Looking like him doesn’t mean it actually was him.

yes, roughy…I know, but as a small child I felt that I wasn’t taken seriously.

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Date: 17/06/2015 10:24:40
From: Cymek
ID: 737874
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


kii said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

Even journalists need a social life.

I know the police didn’t believe me because he was back reading the news after I dobbed him in.

Looking like him doesn’t mean it actually was him.

I was thinking the other day that Michael Jackson seems to have been a pedo but covered it all up with his vast riches, I wonder if proven true he will also fall from grace. A normal man doesn’t invite children over to his house and have them sleep in his bed

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Date: 17/06/2015 10:27:47
From: furious
ID: 737875
Subject: re: June Chatting

A normal parent wouldn’t let their children stay over at a stranger’s house regardless of sleeping arrangements…

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Date: 17/06/2015 10:28:25
From: roughbarked
ID: 737876
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


roughbarked said:

kii said:

I know the police didn’t believe me because he was back reading the news after I dobbed him in.

Looking like him doesn’t mean it actually was him.

yes, roughy…I know, but as a small child I felt that I wasn’t taken seriously.

and this is important too. Small children should indeed be taken more seriously at all levels.

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Date: 17/06/2015 10:28:58
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737877
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • A normal man doesn’t invite children over to his house and have them sleep in his bed

A normal parent wouldn’t let their children stay over at a stranger’s house regardless of sleeping arrangements…

Touche.

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Date: 17/06/2015 10:29:52
From: roughbarked
ID: 737878
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


roughbarked said:

kii said:

I know the police didn’t believe me because he was back reading the news after I dobbed him in.

Looking like him doesn’t mean it actually was him.

I was thinking the other day that Michael Jackson seems to have been a pedo but covered it all up with his vast riches, I wonder if proven true he will also fall from grace. A normal man doesn’t invite children over to his house and have them sleep in his bed

There was nothing normal about MJ. Pretty sure he was abused as a child as well.

Midnight is when the big hand is on the small hand, will be his epitaph.

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Date: 17/06/2015 10:30:48
From: roughbarked
ID: 737879
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • A normal man doesn’t invite children over to his house and have them sleep in his bed

A normal parent wouldn’t let their children stay over at a stranger’s house regardless of sleeping arrangements…

agree.

However, our parents put strangers in our bedrooms by having foster children to stay.
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Date: 17/06/2015 10:31:10
From: kii
ID: 737880
Subject: re: June Chatting

A better day today for me. Some days are really hard work dealing with PTSD and associated shit. I just wanted to crawl out of my skin yesterday. Today I was on good terms with my skin…we’re friends again.
Earlier I sorted a collection of sequins and seed beads that I bought at an estate sale 7 years ago. Finally got them divided up for keeping and not keeping.

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Date: 17/06/2015 10:31:24
From: Cymek
ID: 737881
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • A normal man doesn’t invite children over to his house and have them sleep in his bed

A normal parent wouldn’t let their children stay over at a stranger’s house regardless of sleeping arrangements…

Thats true as well

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Date: 17/06/2015 10:32:34
From: roughbarked
ID: 737882
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


furious said:
  • A normal man doesn’t invite children over to his house and have them sleep in his bed

A normal parent wouldn’t let their children stay over at a stranger’s house regardless of sleeping arrangements…

agree.

However, our parents put strangers in our bedrooms by having foster children to stay.

These stranger youths were already abused people.

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Date: 17/06/2015 10:37:15
From: roughbarked
ID: 737883
Subject: re: June Chatting

Watching the re-run of the Q&A on the Magna Carta and the prime moment was the look on Bronwyn’s face when Noel Pearson said what he did.

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Date: 17/06/2015 10:42:21
From: kii
ID: 737884
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Watching the re-run of the Q&A on the Magna Carta and the prime moment was the look on Bronwyn’s face when Noel Pearson said what he did.

Ha…I can watch Q&A. I was sure that was blocked a few months back.

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Date: 17/06/2015 10:47:36
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737885
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Watching the re-run of the Q&A on the Magna Carta and the prime moment was the look on Bronwyn’s face when Noel Pearson said what he did.

I watched it but can’t recall. When NP said what?

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Date: 17/06/2015 10:52:40
From: roughbarked
ID: 737886
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


roughbarked said:

Watching the re-run of the Q&A on the Magna Carta and the prime moment was the look on Bronwyn’s face when Noel Pearson said what he did.

I watched it but can’t recall. When NP said what?

He proposed that the minority of the Aboriginal people be allowed a voice.

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Date: 17/06/2015 10:56:14
From: kii
ID: 737887
Subject: re: June Chatting

All this talk of pools…I am reminded of the neighbour back in WF who installed a pool, except she’d put on a posh accent and say “pewl”. The Canadian always called her Rocket Tits, because of her ultra- firm brassiere.

I’m going away now.

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Date: 17/06/2015 11:01:33
From: roughbarked
ID: 737888
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


All this talk of pools…I am reminded of the neighbour back in WF who installed a pool, except she’d put on a posh accent and say “pewl”. The Canadian always called her Rocket Tits, because of her ultra- firm brassiere.

I’m going away now.

Rocket tits. :) had to repeat it just to roll the sound around in my mouth.

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Date: 17/06/2015 11:06:31
From: transition
ID: 737889
Subject: re: June Chatting

somethin’ yonder ol’s hearin’ is reversin’ buzzer goin’
no it’s not my microwave oven ‘bout to back over me
birds chirpin’n train thunderin’ out’n horn just soundin’
train stop gettin’ onto main rail’n turnin’ ‘round maybe
coffee ol’ drinkin’, wonderin’, contemplatin’ of go doin’
noisy miners out there plenty, crow, wattle bird noisy

listenin’..

#J B Hutto- I feel so good

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._B._Hutto

J. B. Hutto (April 26, 1926 – June 12, 1983) was an American blues musician. Hutto was influenced by Elmore James, and became known for his slide guitar work and declamatory style of singing. He was inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame two years after his death.

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Date: 17/06/2015 11:09:14
From: roughbarked
ID: 737890
Subject: re: June Chatting

To be sure, Bronwyn Bishop could have felt under pressure from the tyranny of the majority.

Though this be poetic justice.

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Date: 17/06/2015 11:21:11
From: roughbarked
ID: 737891
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


To be sure, Bronwyn Bishop could have felt under pressure from the tyranny of the majority.

Though this be poetic justice.

http://www.abc.net.au/tv/qanda/txt/s4238031.htm
http://mpegmedia.abc.net.au/tv/qanda/vodcast/qanda_2015_ep20.mp4

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Date: 17/06/2015 11:37:11
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737893
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rudd came across as a lot more reasonable on last night’s ‘Killing Season’.

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Date: 17/06/2015 11:46:14
From: jjjust moi
ID: 737894
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Rudd came across as a lot more reasonable on last night’s ‘Killing Season’.

Almost enough for a resurrection.

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Date: 17/06/2015 11:46:16
From: transition
ID: 737895
Subject: re: June Chatting

>Rudd came across as a lot more reasonable on last night’s ‘Killing Season’.

you’d be better guessin’n makin’ it up than gettin’ too much reality from TV

votin’ for Rudd was first time ever voted for labor, chap was taken down by somethin’ not much better than skulduggery.

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Date: 17/06/2015 11:47:07
From: roughbarked
ID: 737896
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Rudd came across as a lot more reasonable on last night’s ‘Killing Season’.

And thus you became more endeared?

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Date: 17/06/2015 11:48:31
From: roughbarked
ID: 737897
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:

skulduggery.

A description of todays parliament.

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Date: 17/06/2015 11:49:24
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737898
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

Rudd came across as a lot more reasonable on last night’s ‘Killing Season’.

And thus you became more endeared?

I have warmed towards the realisation that his downfall was not all of his own making.

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Date: 17/06/2015 11:51:02
From: roughbarked
ID: 737899
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


roughbarked said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

Rudd came across as a lot more reasonable on last night’s ‘Killing Season’.

And thus you became more endeared?

I have warmed towards the realisation that his downfall was not all of his own making.

I’m sure he’d appreciate the ambiguity.

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Date: 17/06/2015 12:47:20
From: buffy
ID: 737901
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hello Holidayers. Lunch report: roast chook,chips, coleslaw from the local independent supermarket. And cake from the bakery.

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Date: 17/06/2015 12:48:33
From: Cymek
ID: 737902
Subject: re: June Chatting

Pretty poor form (an understatement) from the hospital, the fact she already had it before should have been the only reason they should have taken her seriously and the fact it has a high chance of reoccurrence.

http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/health/teen-bronte-doyne-dies-of-rare-cancer-after-doctors-tell-her-to-stop-googling-her-symptoms/story-fneuz9ev-1227402045732

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Date: 17/06/2015 12:50:20
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737903
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Pretty poor form (an understatement) from the hospital, the fact she already had it before should have been the only reason they should have taken her seriously and the fact it has a high chance of reoccurrence.

http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/health/teen-bronte-doyne-dies-of-rare-cancer-after-doctors-tell-her-to-stop-googling-her-symptoms/story-fneuz9ev-1227402045732

Yeah.

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Date: 17/06/2015 13:15:59
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 737904
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arvo folks

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Date: 17/06/2015 13:16:00
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737905
Subject: re: June Chatting

“It’s a metaphysical, poetic document,” said Chad Pecknold, a Catholic University theologian. “Being in dominion can never mean like a slave owner owns a slave. It has to be a protector, a steward, a servant, one who cares (for) and cultivates the Earth so that we have something to pass on to the next generation.”

http://www.theage.com.au/environment/climate-change/pope-blasts-global-warming-deniers-20150616-ghp52z.html

Damn hippies!

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Date: 17/06/2015 13:18:42
From: Cymek
ID: 737906
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


“It’s a metaphysical, poetic document,” said Chad Pecknold, a Catholic University theologian. “Being in dominion can never mean like a slave owner owns a slave. It has to be a protector, a steward, a servant, one who cares (for) and cultivates the Earth so that we have something to pass on to the next generation.”

http://www.theage.com.au/environment/climate-change/pope-blasts-global-warming-deniers-20150616-ghp52z.html

Damn hippies!

Does having what appears to be a sensible pope means the end of the world is nigh

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Date: 17/06/2015 13:20:42
From: Cymek
ID: 737907
Subject: re: June Chatting

Its funny when people have a favourite phrase or word and over use it, our team leader has used the term for all intents and purposes three times already in a phone conversation

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Date: 17/06/2015 13:20:46
From: poikilotherm
ID: 737908
Subject: re: June Chatting

Is the ALP doing a LNP and just saying No to whatever the LNP puts up. The part pension changes seem rather reasonable…

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Date: 17/06/2015 13:21:32
From: Cymek
ID: 737909
Subject: re: June Chatting

make that four times

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Date: 17/06/2015 13:22:56
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737910
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:

Does having what appears to be a sensible pope means the end of the world is nigh

I think we have to wait for Jebus.

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Date: 17/06/2015 13:24:16
From: PermeateFree
ID: 737911
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Is the ALP doing a LNP and just saying No to whatever the LNP puts up. The part pension changes seem rather reasonable…

They have got to be seen doing something.

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Date: 17/06/2015 13:24:42
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737912
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Is the ALP doing a LNP and just saying No to whatever the LNP puts up. The part pension changes seem rather reasonable…

It could be a tactical ploy to get a discussion going on ending superannuation perks for the wealthy.The Greens made this a condition of their support.

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Date: 17/06/2015 13:37:32
From: PermeateFree
ID: 737913
Subject: re: June Chatting

It is an education listening to the pollies speaking in the House or the Senate, on what seconds as the ABC News station. You get an idea of how intelligent they are and how serious they take the job of governing the country, or are just party hacks. Regrettably the main parties do themselves no credit at all. However please be careful of how much you listen to them, otherwise you might end up with a brain tumour.

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Date: 17/06/2015 13:54:33
From: dv
ID: 737914
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://m.dailylife.com.au/news-and-views/dl-opinion/how-can-a-miniseries-about-british-settlement-show-no-aboriginal-people-20150614-ghngff.html

This is very odd. I was lookinf forward to this series. Very strange decision.

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Date: 17/06/2015 14:02:47
From: furious
ID: 737915
Subject: re: June Chatting

I have not watched/will not watch it, because it isn’t interesting to me, but I have seen some adverts and there is at least one scene where a group of aboriginals walks through and a settler/farmer/convict/whatever tells them that this is his land now. But I guess that still only makes them “extras” and not part of the main cast of characters…

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Date: 17/06/2015 14:08:16
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737916
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • This is very odd. I was lookinf forward to this series. Very strange decision.

I have not watched/will not watch it, because it isn’t interesting to me, but I have seen some adverts and there is at least one scene where a group of aboriginals walks through and a settler/farmer/convict/whatever tells them that this is his land now. But I guess that still only makes them “extras” and not part of the main cast of characters…

I think you are referring to another new program on the ABC

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Date: 17/06/2015 14:10:44
From: furious
ID: 737917
Subject: re: June Chatting

What is that one called? I was certain it was this one…

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Date: 17/06/2015 14:12:05
From: poikilotherm
ID: 737918
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • I think you are referring to another new program on the ABC

What is that one called? I was certain it was this one…

It’s one of but not necessarily the one…

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Date: 17/06/2015 14:12:19
From: roughbarked
ID: 737919
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • I think you are referring to another new program on the ABC

What is that one called? I was certain it was this one…

Secret river?

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Date: 17/06/2015 14:12:35
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737920
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • I think you are referring to another new program on the ABC

What is that one called? I was certain it was this one…

The programs are ‘The Secret River’ on the ABC and ‘Bannished’ on Foxtel.

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Date: 17/06/2015 14:16:30
From: furious
ID: 737921
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well there you go, I have definitely seen more of the Banished ads but I guess I switch off when I see ads for historical dramas and if they appear alike then they get melded together in my mind…

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Date: 17/06/2015 14:17:01
From: roughbarked
ID: 737922
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


furious said:
  • I think you are referring to another new program on the ABC

What is that one called? I was certain it was this one…

The programs are ‘The Secret River’ on the ABC and ‘Bannished’ on Foxtel.

The image from the trailer from secret river is the bloke firing the flintlock pistol. Doubt he could hit the side of a barn.

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Date: 17/06/2015 14:20:55
From: Divine Angel
ID: 737923
Subject: re: June Chatting

I just watched Jurassic World. It was OK, not brilliant. What can you expect from a movie about dinosaurs eating people?

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Date: 17/06/2015 14:22:55
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 737924
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


I just watched Jurassic World. It was OK, not brilliant. What can you expect from a movie about dinosaurs eating people?

it’s about the flintstones?

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Date: 17/06/2015 14:24:31
From: Divine Angel
ID: 737925
Subject: re: June Chatting

Not a brontosaurus burger in sight :(

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Date: 17/06/2015 14:25:04
From: kii
ID: 737926
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


I just watched Jurassic World. It was OK, not brilliant. What can you expect from a movie about dinosaurs eating people?

A multi-layered complex plot with references to the bible, Monty Python and Archie comics?

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Date: 17/06/2015 14:25:35
From: roughbarked
ID: 737927
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Divine Angel said:

I just watched Jurassic World. It was OK, not brilliant. What can you expect from a movie about dinosaurs eating people?

it’s about the flintstones?

Was the sacrificial goat for God’s benefit?

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Date: 17/06/2015 14:32:49
From: roughbarked
ID: 737928
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Divine Angel said:

I just watched Jurassic World. It was OK, not brilliant. What can you expect from a movie about dinosaurs eating people?

A multi-layered complex plot with references to the bible, Monty Python and Archie comics?

It is American. There would have to be a Simpsons ref.

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Date: 17/06/2015 14:33:52
From: Arts
ID: 737929
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


I just watched Jurassic World. It was OK, not brilliant. What can you expect from a movie about dinosaurs eating people?

Imagine if we cloned and bred some dinosaurs and they turned out to be highly trainable animals Useful and tasty.

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Date: 17/06/2015 14:40:55
From: roughbarked
ID: 737930
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Divine Angel said:

I just watched Jurassic World. It was OK, not brilliant. What can you expect from a movie about dinosaurs eating people?

Imagine if we cloned and bred some dinosaurs and they turned out to be highly trainable animals Useful and tasty.

Brontosaurus burgers, converted palm oil?

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Date: 17/06/2015 14:43:21
From: roughbarked
ID: 737931
Subject: re: June Chatting

Onions onions ah ha ha.

60+ mm so far this week.

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Date: 17/06/2015 14:46:21
From: poikilotherm
ID: 737932
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


I just watched Jurassic World. It was OK, not brilliant. What can you expect from a movie about dinosaurs eating people?

Dinosaurs eating people I would assume.

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Date: 17/06/2015 14:47:20
From: Arts
ID: 737933
Subject: re: June Chatting

Do you think dinosaur meat tastes like chicken?

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Date: 17/06/2015 14:58:39
From: Divine Angel
ID: 737934
Subject: re: June Chatting

As it happens, there are trained velociraptors in the movie

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Date: 17/06/2015 14:58:39
From: dv
ID: 737935
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


I just watched Jurassic World. It was OK, not brilliant. What can you expect from a movie about dinosaurs eating people?

Probably the most you can hope for is scary scenes and cool effects.

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Date: 17/06/2015 15:03:19
From: transition
ID: 737936
Subject: re: June Chatting

it’s rainin’ not pourin’
ol’ me is not snorin’
bumped ol’ head no
do got up this morn

listenin’…(shhh)

#The Rain Tumbles Down in July, Slim Dusty

other’s makin’ coffee

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Date: 17/06/2015 15:08:39
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 737937
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Divine Angel said:

I just watched Jurassic World. It was OK, not brilliant. What can you expect from a movie about dinosaurs eating people?

Probably the most you can hope for is scary scenes and cool effects.

I’m not a fan of CGI FX.

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Date: 17/06/2015 15:12:28
From: Neophyte
ID: 737938
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


I just watched Jurassic World. It was OK, not brilliant. What can you expect from a movie about dinosaurs eating people?

Most impressed by Bryce Dallas Howard’s ability to run quickly over any terrain in high heel shoes.

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Date: 17/06/2015 15:13:54
From: Cymek
ID: 737939
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


dv said:

Divine Angel said:

I just watched Jurassic World. It was OK, not brilliant. What can you expect from a movie about dinosaurs eating people?

Probably the most you can hope for is scary scenes and cool effects.

I’m not a fan of CGI FX.

I was reading a news story about how many of the fx studios who made models have closed as CGI is used almost exclusively

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Date: 17/06/2015 15:16:05
From: dv
ID: 737940
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


dv said:

Divine Angel said:

I just watched Jurassic World. It was OK, not brilliant. What can you expect from a movie about dinosaurs eating people?

Probably the most you can hope for is scary scenes and cool effects.

I’m not a fan of CGI FX.

I’m with you bruh, why didn’t they use real dinosaurs like in the olden days?

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Date: 17/06/2015 15:18:09
From: Neophyte
ID: 737941
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Peak Warming Man said:

dv said:

Probably the most you can hope for is scary scenes and cool effects.

I’m not a fan of CGI FX.

I was reading a news story about how many of the fx studios who made models have closed as CGI is used almost exclusively

Not that CGI people have it any easier…

RICK BAKER (Makeup FX Creator): When I did American Werewolf, people said: “Wow, we haven’t seen stuff like this before! What’s the new material that made this stuff look so amazing?” But it wasn’t the material; it was that we had some money, and we had some time. By the time I did Planet of the Apes, I had 4 months for preproduction, when I should’ve had a year. The unfortunate thing is, we did it in that 4 months! And the next time, they think, “Well, they did that in four months – couldn’t they do it in two?” And it keeps going like that; and it will continue to go like that, until somebody fails.

JEFF OKUN: I visited a movie set recently that’s in grave trouble. The FX people are working around the clock, with emergency stuff farmed out all over the place. And they were all saying, “If we just fail, maybe they’ll learn that you can’t make a movie this way.” But nobody wants to fail.

KEVIN MACK: It’s an escalation thing. The technology gets faster and better, we get more experienced and have better tools; and because of the pressure to get the work, companies bite off more than they can chew. And they wind up getting it done, one way or the other. But, unfortunately, it comes out of the hides of the people doing the work. As soon as you heroically do the impossible, then that becomes what’s expected.

MARK STETSON: We deliver miracles on a shoestring again and again – and then everyone just assumes we’ll continue to deliver miracles.

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Date: 17/06/2015 15:18:20
From: Arts
ID: 737942
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


As it happens, there are trained velociraptors in the movie

For children’s rides?

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Date: 17/06/2015 15:22:06
From: Arts
ID: 737943
Subject: re: June Chatting

Neophyte said:


Cymek said:

Peak Warming Man said:

I’m not a fan of CGI FX.

I was reading a news story about how many of the fx studios who made models have closed as CGI is used almost exclusively

Not that CGI people have it any easier…

RICK BAKER (Makeup FX Creator): When I did American Werewolf, people said: “Wow, we haven’t seen stuff like this before! What’s the new material that made this stuff look so amazing?” But it wasn’t the material; it was that we had some money, and we had some time. By the time I did Planet of the Apes, I had 4 months for preproduction, when I should’ve had a year. The unfortunate thing is, we did it in that 4 months! And the next time, they think, “Well, they did that in four months – couldn’t they do it in two?” And it keeps going like that; and it will continue to go like that, until somebody fails.

JEFF OKUN: I visited a movie set recently that’s in grave trouble. The FX people are working around the clock, with emergency stuff farmed out all over the place. And they were all saying, “If we just fail, maybe they’ll learn that you can’t make a movie this way.” But nobody wants to fail.

KEVIN MACK: It’s an escalation thing. The technology gets faster and better, we get more experienced and have better tools; and because of the pressure to get the work, companies bite off more than they can chew. And they wind up getting it done, one way or the other. But, unfortunately, it comes out of the hides of the people doing the work. As soon as you heroically do the impossible, then that becomes what’s expected.

MARK STETSON: We deliver miracles on a shoestring again and again – and then everyone just assumes we’ll continue to deliver miracles.

Hopefully they’ll get so good they can also get rid of actors.

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Date: 17/06/2015 15:25:49
From: Cymek
ID: 737944
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Neophyte said:

Cymek said:

I was reading a news story about how many of the fx studios who made models have closed as CGI is used almost exclusively

Not that CGI people have it any easier…

RICK BAKER (Makeup FX Creator): When I did American Werewolf, people said: “Wow, we haven’t seen stuff like this before! What’s the new material that made this stuff look so amazing?” But it wasn’t the material; it was that we had some money, and we had some time. By the time I did Planet of the Apes, I had 4 months for preproduction, when I should’ve had a year. The unfortunate thing is, we did it in that 4 months! And the next time, they think, “Well, they did that in four months – couldn’t they do it in two?” And it keeps going like that; and it will continue to go like that, until somebody fails.

JEFF OKUN: I visited a movie set recently that’s in grave trouble. The FX people are working around the clock, with emergency stuff farmed out all over the place. And they were all saying, “If we just fail, maybe they’ll learn that you can’t make a movie this way.” But nobody wants to fail.

KEVIN MACK: It’s an escalation thing. The technology gets faster and better, we get more experienced and have better tools; and because of the pressure to get the work, companies bite off more than they can chew. And they wind up getting it done, one way or the other. But, unfortunately, it comes out of the hides of the people doing the work. As soon as you heroically do the impossible, then that becomes what’s expected.

MARK STETSON: We deliver miracles on a shoestring again and again – and then everyone just assumes we’ll continue to deliver miracles.

Hopefully they’ll get so good they can also get rid of actors.

Imagine them homeless on the street begging for money for botox or bootie enlargement operations

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Date: 17/06/2015 16:05:08
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 737947
Subject: re: June Chatting

I was driving down the mountain today and listening to parliament on the radio, as you do.
And the Greens senator from Tasmania, Peter Wish Wilson (PWW) was waxing lyrically about Tesla and in particular about their revolutionary break through new technology game changer energy storage system. (it’s just a deep cycle battery with a controller, been around for yonks, you can get them on ebay for half the price)

This is how the conversation went with our Pete and the Tesla Customer Liaison Person (TCLP aka salesman) went.
Let’s go to the tape………..

TCLP-: And this is our breakthrough wall mounted energy storage system.
PWW-: A battery?
TCLP-: Well this is breakthrough cutting edge technology and I’m not at liberty to discuss technical issues with patents pending.
PWW-: Ah, so that explains the high cost.
TCLP-: Well we at Tesla don’t talk about costs because we believe that children are our future and we want to make a difference. I shouldn’t be telling you this but we are letting these limited editions go at a loss, and anyway what price a clean environment Pete. We at Tesla believe that this device could eventually lead to a carbon free world.
PWW-: Wow, just wow, can I buy two.
TCLP-: Well stocks are limited but I’ll just have a look on the computer and see if I can source another one.
PWW-: Thanks.
TCLP-: Looks like it’s your lucky day, we’ve got 3 available but you’ll have to be quick.
PWW-: Yeah I’ll take those 3.
TCLP-: You sure now, you don’t want to go for the newer alpha tested ones with the ionic cobalt capacitor?
PWW-: I’m not sure……………are they more expensive?
TCLP-: They are slightly more expensive but they are top of the range and completely asbestos free, we wont compromise when it comes to the health and wellbeing of our clients.
PWW-: Wow.
TCLP-: The manager will probably kill me but I can let you have a pack of five for the price of six.
PWW-: Wow thanks, what about warranty?
TCLP-: Well the old and now outdated battery system came with about a 5 year warranty, our warranty is more than half that.
PWW-: Sounds good..
TCLP-: And what do you want inscribe on your mug, PWW or just Pete.
PWW-: Mug?
TCLP-: Yes we give all our customers an inscribed mug as a gift like this one, they are made from rare earth blue porcelain from a small South American village.
PWW-: It’s got something written on the bottom, c..r..a..z…y c..l..a..r
TCLP-: No no no that’s not English they are Incian characters, they……they don’t mean anything………
PWW-: They seem to be half scratched out.
TCLP-: No no no, they’re killn marks, that’s how they come out of the killn after firing……………………………….
PWW-: OK then, just inscribe Pete.

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Date: 17/06/2015 16:27:11
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737948
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


I was driving down the mountain today and listening to parliament on the radio, as you do.
And the Greens senator from Tasmania, Peter Wish Wilson (PWW) was waxing lyrically about Tesla and in particular about their revolutionary break through new technology game changer energy storage system. (it’s just a deep cycle battery with a controller, been around for yonks, you can get them on ebay for half the price)

This is how the conversation went with our Pete and the Tesla Customer Liaison Person (TCLP aka salesman) went.
Let’s go to the tape………..

TCLP-: And this is our breakthrough wall mounted energy storage system.
PWW-: A battery?
TCLP-: Well this is breakthrough cutting edge technology and I’m not at liberty to discuss technical issues with patents pending.
PWW-: Ah, so that explains the high cost.
TCLP-: Well we at Tesla don’t talk about costs because we believe that children are our future and we want to make a difference. I shouldn’t be telling you this but we are letting these limited editions go at a loss, and anyway what price a clean environment Pete. We at Tesla believe that this device could eventually lead to a carbon free world.
PWW-: Wow, just wow, can I buy two.
TCLP-: Well stocks are limited but I’ll just have a look on the computer and see if I can source another one.
PWW-: Thanks.
TCLP-: Looks like it’s your lucky day, we’ve got 3 available but you’ll have to be quick.
PWW-: Yeah I’ll take those 3.
TCLP-: You sure now, you don’t want to go for the newer alpha tested ones with the ionic cobalt capacitor?
PWW-: I’m not sure……………are they more expensive?
TCLP-: They are slightly more expensive but they are top of the range and completely asbestos free, we wont compromise when it comes to the health and wellbeing of our clients.
PWW-: Wow.
TCLP-: The manager will probably kill me but I can let you have a pack of five for the price of six.
PWW-: Wow thanks, what about warranty?
TCLP-: Well the old and now outdated battery system came with about a 5 year warranty, our warranty is more than half that.
PWW-: Sounds good..
TCLP-: And what do you want inscribe on your mug, PWW or just Pete.
PWW-: Mug?
TCLP-: Yes we give all our customers an inscribed mug as a gift like this one, they are made from rare earth blue porcelain from a small South American village.
PWW-: It’s got something written on the bottom, c..r..a..z…y c..l..a..r
TCLP-: No no no that’s not English they are Incian characters, they……they don’t mean anything………
PWW-: They seem to be half scratched out.
TCLP-: No no no, they’re killn marks, that’s how they come out of the killn after firing……………………………….
PWW-: OK then, just inscribe Pete.

Ha, well done.

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Date: 17/06/2015 16:35:10
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737949
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


As it happens, there are trained velociraptors in the movie

There were trained pterosaurs in the story I started writing in my head while going to sleep last night. Used by a strange human-like dinosaur creature to do his hunting for him, like a pack of flying piranhas.

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Date: 17/06/2015 16:39:39
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737950
Subject: re: June Chatting

BoM forecast has been updated downwards. -1 tonight, then tomorrow’s daytime max will be 7, followed by three consecutive nights of -4.

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Date: 17/06/2015 16:40:23
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 737951
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Divine Angel said:

As it happens, there are trained velociraptors in the movie

There were trained pterosaurs in the story I started writing in my head while going to sleep last night. Used by a strange human-like dinosaur creature to do his hunting for him, like a pack of flying piranhas.

Better than writing it on your head.

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Date: 17/06/2015 16:42:11
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 737952
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


BoM forecast has been updated downwards. -1 tonight, then tomorrow’s daytime max will be 7, followed by three consecutive nights of -4.

Do you have mountains you can see, hills even, or a Munro or two, something that snow can fall on?

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Date: 17/06/2015 16:44:01
From: furious
ID: 737953
Subject: re: June Chatting

There has been speculation as to how some types of dinosaurs could have evolved into humanoid creatures:

The “Dinosauroid”

“In 1982, Dale A. Russell, then curator of vertebrate fossils at the National Museum of Canada in Ottawa, conjectured a possible evolutionary path for Troodon, if it had not perished in the Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction event 65 million years ago, suggesting that it could have evolved into intelligent beings similar in body plan to humans.”

“However, Russell’s thought experiment has been met with criticism from other paleontologists since the 1980s, many of whom point out that his Dinosauroid is overly anthropomorphic.”

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Date: 17/06/2015 16:44:22
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737954
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


BoM forecast has been updated downwards. -1 tonight, then tomorrow’s daytime max will be 7, followed by three consecutive nights of -4.

While peeping in the antique shop tomorrow I’ll wear my woollen coat with the attached cape, navy blue woollen waistcoat, thick winter trousers. White shirt, red tie.

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Date: 17/06/2015 16:47:44
From: Cymek
ID: 737955
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • Used by a strange human-like dinosaur creature

There has been speculation as to how some types of dinosaurs could have evolved into humanoid creatures:

The “Dinosauroid”

“In 1982, Dale A. Russell, then curator of vertebrate fossils at the National Museum of Canada in Ottawa, conjectured a possible evolutionary path for Troodon, if it had not perished in the Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction event 65 million years ago, suggesting that it could have evolved into intelligent beings similar in body plan to humans.”

“However, Russell’s thought experiment has been met with criticism from other paleontologists since the 1980s, many of whom point out that his Dinosauroid is overly anthropomorphic.”

Star Trek Voyager had an episode of spacefaring beings evolving from an Earth dinosaur

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Date: 17/06/2015 16:48:18
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 737956
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Bubblecar said:

BoM forecast has been updated downwards. -1 tonight, then tomorrow’s daytime max will be 7, followed by three consecutive nights of -4.

While peeping in the antique shop tomorrow I’ll wear my woollen coat with the attached cape, navy blue woollen waistcoat, thick winter trousers. White shirt, red tie.

They’ll think you’re richer than a weather girl, or on a commission to comb the world for antiques on behalf of some London dealer.

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Date: 17/06/2015 16:50:09
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737957
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Bubblecar said:

BoM forecast has been updated downwards. -1 tonight, then tomorrow’s daytime max will be 7, followed by three consecutive nights of -4.

Do you have mountains you can see, hills even, or a Munro or two, something that snow can fall on?

You can see the western edge of the Great Western Tiers from here, on the western horizon, but they’re not as high as the main section and I don’t remember noticing snow on them. I’ll have a look tomorrow.

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Date: 17/06/2015 16:51:03
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737958
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Bubblecar said:

Bubblecar said:

BoM forecast has been updated downwards. -1 tonight, then tomorrow’s daytime max will be 7, followed by three consecutive nights of -4.

While peeping in the antique shop tomorrow I’ll wear my woollen coat with the attached cape, navy blue woollen waistcoat, thick winter trousers. White shirt, red tie.

They’ll think you’re richer than a weather girl, or on a commission to comb the world for antiques on behalf of some London dealer.

No they won’t ‘cos they know me and know where I live, having often delivered antiques to my very house.

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Date: 17/06/2015 16:52:51
From: Cymek
ID: 737959
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Bubblecar said:

BoM forecast has been updated downwards. -1 tonight, then tomorrow’s daytime max will be 7, followed by three consecutive nights of -4.

While peeping in the antique shop tomorrow I’ll wear my woollen coat with the attached cape, navy blue woollen waistcoat, thick winter trousers. White shirt, red tie.

Bubblecar on an outing

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Date: 17/06/2015 16:57:28
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737960
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:


“However, Russell’s thought experiment has been met with criticism from other paleontologists since the 1980s, many of whom point out that his Dinosauroid is overly anthropomorphic.”

Mine is bipedal but still rather birdlike in its gait. Very specialised head with chameleon-like swivelling eyes and a large cranium. Lives in a cave where it keeps the pterosaurs in a huge, crude wooden cage, feeding them the giant fungus-like flowers they crave, as a reward for their hunting services.

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Date: 17/06/2015 16:57:59
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737961
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Bubblecar said:

Bubblecar said:

BoM forecast has been updated downwards. -1 tonight, then tomorrow’s daytime max will be 7, followed by three consecutive nights of -4.

While peeping in the antique shop tomorrow I’ll wear my woollen coat with the attached cape, navy blue woollen waistcoat, thick winter trousers. White shirt, red tie.

Bubblecar on an outing

!https://bedloo.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/bedloo/right_item_image/5203/large_image.jpg

Noo, smarter than that.

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Date: 17/06/2015 17:01:53
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 737962
Subject: re: June Chatting

“Ron Clarke, Olympian and former politician, dies aged 78”

His race is run.
He was great against the clock, put him in the Olympics and he’d choke.

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Date: 17/06/2015 17:01:57
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737963
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Noo, smarter than that.

…and with an ample head of hair.

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Date: 17/06/2015 17:10:12
From: dv
ID: 737964
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • Used by a strange human-like dinosaur creature

There has been speculation as to how some types of dinosaurs could have evolved into humanoid creatures:

The “Dinosauroid”

“In 1982, Dale A. Russell, then curator of vertebrate fossils at the National Museum of Canada in Ottawa, conjectured a possible evolutionary path for Troodon, if it had not perished in the Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction event 65 million years ago, suggesting that it could have evolved into intelligent beings similar in body plan to humans.”

“However, Russell’s thought experiment has been met with criticism from other paleontologists since the 1980s, many of whom point out that his Dinosauroid is overly anthropomorphic.”

It is straight sci-fi.

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Date: 17/06/2015 17:25:25
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737965
Subject: re: June Chatting

Um, pterosaurs were not dinosaurs:

>Ms Montanari also found fault with a scene in which winged dinosaurs, the Pteranodon and Dimorphodon, terrorised park guests, picking them up with their feet

“That’s simply not possible. Pterosaurs actually have very weak feet and don’t appear to have had strong, grasping claws. Even if they could pick something up, humans would almost certainly be too heavy for them.”

Read more at http://www.9news.com.au/entertainment/2015/06/17/16/02/pedantic-palaeontologist-gives-jurassic-world-a-bad-rap#fCXSfIz8EbOEIRPh.99

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Date: 17/06/2015 17:30:46
From: dv
ID: 737966
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Um, pterosaurs were not dinosaurs:

>Ms Montanari also found fault with a scene in which winged dinosaurs, the Pteranodon and Dimorphodon, terrorised park guests, picking them up with their feet

“That’s simply not possible. Pterosaurs actually have very weak feet and don’t appear to have had strong, grasping claws. Even if they could pick something up, humans would almost certainly be too heavy for them.”

Read more at http://www.9news.com.au/entertainment/2015/06/17/16/02/pedantic-palaeontologist-gives-jurassic-world-a-bad-rap#fCXSfIz8EbOEIRPh.99

Thank you, Car.

That punk Josh Gates from Destination Truth makes the same mistake, calling pterodactyls “flying dinosaurs”. Calls himself a cryptozoologist.

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Date: 17/06/2015 17:32:42
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737967
Subject: re: June Chatting

Brian Cox says Tim Hunt should not have been ‘hounded’ out of his job after ‘sexist’ remarks about female scientists

…..“To have a Nobel prize winner and – by all accounts – a great scientist and a good person being hounded out of a position at UCL, after all those years of good work in science, I think that’s wrong and disproportionate.”

Cox, who described the situation as “serious”, presents science programmes for the BBC and is professor of particle physics at the University of Manchester.

Mayor of London Boris Johnson also leapt to Hunt’s defense in the aftermath of the remarks.

He said it was an “overreaction” and went on to argue that women did naturally cry more than men in a column for The Telegraph.

Many scientists, however, believe that Hunt’s remarks were inappropriate. Connie St Louis, a science journalism lecturer at City University London, described him as a “chauvinist”.

Dr Jennifer Rohn, a cell biologist at UCL, said that Hunt had a “responsibility” and added: “Things like that are going to be taken to heart by some young female scientists and I think that is a real shame because we still have a very long way to go to get equality in the sciences.”

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/brian-cox-says-tim-hunt-shouldnt-have-been-hounded-out-of-his-job-after-sexist-remarks-about-female-scientists-10323687.html

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Date: 17/06/2015 17:35:04
From: dv
ID: 737969
Subject: re: June Chatting

I think probably it would have been easier to smooth over as a personal issue had he not suggested sex-segregated labs.

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Date: 17/06/2015 17:45:04
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737970
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


I think probably it would have been easier to smooth over as a personal issue had he not suggested sex-segregated labs.

Aye.

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Date: 17/06/2015 17:48:02
From: Neophyte
ID: 737971
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Peak Warming Man said:

Bubblecar said:

BoM forecast has been updated downwards. -1 tonight, then tomorrow’s daytime max will be 7, followed by three consecutive nights of -4.

Do you have mountains you can see, hills even, or a Munro or two, something that snow can fall on?

You can see the western edge of the Great Western Tiers from here, on the western horizon, but they’re not as high as the main section and I don’t remember noticing snow on them. I’ll have a look tomorrow.

So long as he looks out the window before retiring for the evening, Bubblecar can be assured it’ll be Tiers before bedtime.

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Date: 17/06/2015 18:09:02
From: dv
ID: 737974
Subject: re: June Chatting

I dunno, seems to me like Flula Borg is just too German. It feels like a send up act like Borat.

But apparently he really is German.

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Date: 17/06/2015 18:10:15
From: Dropbear
ID: 737975
Subject: re: June Chatting

Neophyte said:


Bubblecar said:

Peak Warming Man said:

Do you have mountains you can see, hills even, or a Munro or two, something that snow can fall on?

You can see the western edge of the Great Western Tiers from here, on the western horizon, but they’re not as high as the main section and I don’t remember noticing snow on them. I’ll have a look tomorrow.

So long as he looks out the window before retiring for the evening, Bubblecar can be assured it’ll be Tiers before bedtime.

It’s an old pun sir, but it checks out

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Date: 17/06/2015 18:37:59
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737976
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


I dunno, seems to me like Flula Borg is just too German. It feels like a send up act like Borat.

But apparently he really is German.

Doesn’t matter any more, you just need to feel german. And if anyone points out that you are not actually german that is just oppression.

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Date: 17/06/2015 18:50:28
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 737977
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


I think probably it would have been easier to smooth over as a personal issue had he not suggested sex-segregated labs.

Suppose someone had said:

People working together can get involved in romantic relationships.
Men don’t take criticism from women well, and may even get violent.
Perhaps we should think about segregated labs.

Suppose this someone was forced to resign because of these comments.

Do you think that would be a disproportionate reaction?

Would it make a difference if the someone was male or female?

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Date: 17/06/2015 18:53:32
From: dv
ID: 737978
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


dv said:

I think probably it would have been easier to smooth over as a personal issue had he not suggested sex-segregated labs.

Suppose someone had said:

People working together can get involved in romantic relationships.
Men don’t take criticism from women well, and may even get violent.
Perhaps we should think about segregated labs.

Suppose this someone was forced to resign because of these comments.

Do you think that would be a disproportionate reaction?

Would it make a difference if the someone was male or female?

As I’ve said before, it’s a matter of context. He was acting in an official capacity at a conference of science journalists. He should have known better: he had a high level job, seriously embarrassed his employer, and unemployment can result from that.

In honesty, I would consider the case you’ve outlined less grave because there is not a long history of institutional bias against women in the sciences.

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Date: 17/06/2015 18:55:54
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 737979
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:

Doesn’t matter any more, you just need to feel german. And if anyone points out that you are not actually german that is just oppression.

I once passed myself off as half-Wookie. I couldn’t pull it off. Just not enough crazy.

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Date: 17/06/2015 18:59:09
From: AwesomeO
ID: 737980
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


The Rev Dodgson said:

dv said:

I think probably it would have been easier to smooth over as a personal issue had he not suggested sex-segregated labs.

Suppose someone had said:

People working together can get involved in romantic relationships.
Men don’t take criticism from women well, and may even get violent.
Perhaps we should think about segregated labs.

Suppose this someone was forced to resign because of these comments.

Do you think that would be a disproportionate reaction?

Would it make a difference if the someone was male or female?

As I’ve said before, it’s a matter of context. He was acting in an official capacity at a conference of science journalists. He should have known better: he had a high level job, seriously embarrassed his employer, and unemployment can result from that.

In honesty, I would consider the case you’ve outlined less grave because there is not a long history of institutional bias against women in the sciences.

Speaking of contexts text is not a good medium. I have not heard the speech, it may have well have been maybe we should have segregated labs haha. You know a joke. But in text and driven by agenda it can be seen much differently. Current affairs style, slow down the video, selective editing and sinister music.

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Date: 17/06/2015 19:04:09
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737983
Subject: re: June Chatting

>As I’ve said before, it’s a matter of context. He was acting in an official capacity at a conference of science journalists. He should have known better: he had a high level job, seriously embarrassed his employer, and unemployment can result from that.

Yes, an honorary professorship is supposed to be prestigious for both parties, not a gong for the recipient and a source of regret and embarrassment for the university.

He eventually released a full and unreserved apology, but needed to do that immediately to avoid this fate. It’s all very well blaming Twitter but social media is part of the modern world and people in his position need to take that into account when they open their mouths in the public spotlight.

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Date: 17/06/2015 19:04:52
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 737984
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


AwesomeO said:

Doesn’t matter any more, you just need to feel german. And if anyone points out that you are not actually german that is just oppression.

I once passed myself off as half-Wookie. I couldn’t pull it off. Just not enough crazy.

Before The Wookster Report I was a lost soul, travelling through life not knowing if I was crazy or the rest of the world was.
Since reading The Wookster Report (he reports, he decides) I’ve discovered myself, I know my place in the world, I’ve lost 10 pound and no longer have trouble getting a date with less pimples and whiter teeth.

Trevor
Logan City.

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Date: 17/06/2015 19:19:29
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737990
Subject: re: June Chatting

Neophyte said:


So long as he looks out the window before retiring for the evening, Bubblecar can be assured it’ll be Tiers before bedtime.

Had a much more spectacular view of the Tiers at the old Mole Creek place. We were right at the foot of the tallest sections, which are often snow-clad at this time of the year.

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Date: 17/06/2015 19:19:32
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 737991
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


The Rev Dodgson said:

dv said:

I think probably it would have been easier to smooth over as a personal issue had he not suggested sex-segregated labs.

Suppose someone had said:

People working together can get involved in romantic relationships.
Men don’t take criticism from women well, and may even get violent.
Perhaps we should think about segregated labs.

Suppose this someone was forced to resign because of these comments.

Do you think that would be a disproportionate reaction?

Would it make a difference if the someone was male or female?

As I’ve said before, it’s a matter of context. He was acting in an official capacity at a conference of science journalists. He should have known better: he had a high level job, seriously embarrassed his employer, and unemployment can result from that.

In honesty, I would consider the case you’ve outlined less grave because there is not a long history of institutional bias against women in the sciences.

The point is that if it had been that way round it wouldn’t even have been seen as an embarrassment.

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Date: 17/06/2015 19:19:34
From: dv
ID: 737992
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:

As I’ve said before, it’s a matter of context. He was acting in an official capacity at a conference of science journalists. He should have known better: he had a high level job, seriously embarrassed his employer, and unemployment can result from that.

Mind you I’m serious embarrassed by an employee who started back in 2013 but he hasn’t resigned yet.

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Date: 17/06/2015 19:22:04
From: dv
ID: 737994
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


dv said:

The Rev Dodgson said:

Suppose someone had said:

People working together can get involved in romantic relationships.
Men don’t take criticism from women well, and may even get violent.
Perhaps we should think about segregated labs.

Suppose this someone was forced to resign because of these comments.

Do you think that would be a disproportionate reaction?

Would it make a difference if the someone was male or female?

As I’ve said before, it’s a matter of context. He was acting in an official capacity at a conference of science journalists. He should have known better: he had a high level job, seriously embarrassed his employer, and unemployment can result from that.

In honesty, I would consider the case you’ve outlined less grave because there is not a long history of institutional bias against women in the sciences.

The point is that if it had been that way round it wouldn’t even have been seen as an embarrassment.

I don’t agree but it would have been milder.

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Date: 17/06/2015 19:23:21
From: Bubblecar
ID: 737995
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Neophyte said:

So long as he looks out the window before retiring for the evening, Bubblecar can be assured it’ll be Tiers before bedtime.

Had a much more spectacular view of the Tiers at the old Mole Creek place. We were right at the foot of the tallest sections, which are often snow-clad at this time of the year.

We were much further down that road, on one of the last foothills in front of the valley beneath the cliffs themselves:

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Date: 17/06/2015 19:27:53
From: transition
ID: 737998
Subject: re: June Chatting

>As I’ve said before, it’s a matter of context. He was acting in an official capacity at a conference of science journalists. He should have known better: he had a high level job, seriously embarrassed his employer, and unemployment can result from that.

yes, there’s a terrible many suggestible people out there whose reality hangs off others words, and reality be threatened with collapse should anyone for a moment derail from right thinking correct speak, people need to tighten it all up, do the adult dissembling and sublimation everyone’s so fond of.

salutes

#David Bowie – The Jean Genie

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Date: 17/06/2015 19:28:29
From: Dropbear
ID: 737999
Subject: re: June Chatting

Evening all. I’m feeling #DistractinglySexy

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Date: 17/06/2015 19:29:16
From: dv
ID: 738000
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Evening all. I’m feeling #DistractinglySexy

as ever

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Date: 17/06/2015 19:29:57
From: dv
ID: 738001
Subject: re: June Chatting

OSWALD: I’ll not be strucken, my lord.

KENT: (tripping OSWALD) Nor tripped neither, you base football player.

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Date: 17/06/2015 19:30:27
From: party_pants
ID: 738002
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Evening all. I’m feeling #DistractinglySexy

You’re faking it.

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Date: 17/06/2015 19:38:42
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 738003
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Evening all. I’m feeling #DistractinglySexy

Do you mean as the fucker, or the fuckee?

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Date: 17/06/2015 19:39:12
From: AwesomeO
ID: 738004
Subject: re: June Chatting

Shenanigans at the SBS or my TV guide. A thing about the Battle Of Bannockburn that was on not more than six months ago but with no indication in the guide it is a repeat.

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Date: 17/06/2015 19:40:06
From: monkey skipper
ID: 738005
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Dropbear said:

Evening all. I’m feeling #DistractinglySexy

You’re faking it.

He might be tipsy again. Drinky drinks hands motion

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Date: 17/06/2015 19:41:51
From: monkey skipper
ID: 738006
Subject: re: June Chatting

Gonna watch the footy pp?

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Date: 17/06/2015 19:46:19
From: party_pants
ID: 738007
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:


Gonna watch the footy pp?

Probably not. Depends what else is on.

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Date: 17/06/2015 19:47:39
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738008
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dinner now in oven. Home-made pasty with an eccentric filling (diced salami, onion, garlic, broccoli, carrot, rice, chilli, soy sauce etc).

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Date: 17/06/2015 19:51:10
From: Dropbear
ID: 738010
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m trying to workshop a joke about the Woolworths ceo losing his job because of the Status Quo.

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Date: 17/06/2015 19:52:06
From: Dropbear
ID: 738011
Subject: re: June Chatting

bob(from black rock) said:


Dropbear said:

Evening all. I’m feeling #DistractinglySexy

Do you mean as the fucker, or the fuckee?

In reference to the Nobel dude who got sacked

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Date: 17/06/2015 19:55:51
From: Rule 303
ID: 738013
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:

I’m trying to workshop a joke about the Woolworths ceo losing his job because of the Status Quo.

Fresh food people can’t stick with the status quo?

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Date: 17/06/2015 19:56:49
From: party_pants
ID: 738014
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


I’m trying to workshop a joke about the Woolworths ceo losing his job because of the Status Quo.

.. I got nothing

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Date: 17/06/2015 19:58:17
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 738015
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


Dropbear said:
I’m trying to workshop a joke about the Woolworths ceo losing his job because of the Status Quo.

Fresh food people can’t stick with the status quo?

Don’t give up, it may take a couple of weeks.

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Date: 17/06/2015 19:58:56
From: dv
ID: 738016
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


I’m trying to workshop a joke about the Woolworths ceo losing his job because of the Status Quo.

You’re on your own

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Date: 17/06/2015 19:59:34
From: Dropbear
ID: 738017
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Dropbear said:

I’m trying to workshop a joke about the Woolworths ceo losing his job because of the Status Quo.

.. I got nothing

Fat lotta good…

I may be a while

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:00:10
From: party_pants
ID: 738018
Subject: re: June Chatting

My problem is that I don’t really like that particular song, so I can;t really quote any lyrics, or puns thereof.

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:01:02
From: AwesomeO
ID: 738019
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


I’m trying to workshop a joke about the Woolworths ceo losing his job because of the Status Quo.

What’s that about? Must have missed that in the news.

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:01:23
From: party_pants
ID: 738020
Subject: re: June Chatting

But hang on, wasn’t that Coles that used Status Quo??

Woolworths have that anoying cheap cheap shit.

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:03:32
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 738021
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


But hang on, wasn’t that Coles that used Status Quo??

Woolworths have that anoying cheap cheap shit.

He’s all over the shop. Best not humour him.

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:05:07
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 738022
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


party_pants said:

Dropbear said:

I’m trying to workshop a joke about the Woolworths ceo losing his job because of the Status Quo.

.. I got nothing

Fat lotta good…

I may be a while

Apparently the PM of the UK thinks that Status Quo are not good enough.

Does that help?

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:05:11
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738023
Subject: re: June Chatting

Have you substantially recovered from the recent emergency, party?

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:05:30
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738024
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


party_pants said:

Dropbear said:

I’m trying to workshop a joke about the Woolworths ceo losing his job because of the Status Quo.

.. I got nothing

Fat lotta good…

I may be a while

working it out with a pencil?

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:06:31
From: dv
ID: 738025
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:

furious said:

  • Used by a strange human-like dinosaur creature

There has been speculation as to how some types of dinosaurs could have evolved into humanoid creatures:

The “Dinosauroid”

“In 1982, Dale A. Russell, then curator of vertebrate fossils at the National Museum of Canada in Ottawa, conjectured a possible evolutionary path for Troodon, if it had not perished in the Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction event 65 million years ago, suggesting that it could have evolved into intelligent beings similar in body plan to humans.”

“However, Russell’s thought experiment has been met with criticism from other paleontologists since the 1980s, many of whom point out that his Dinosauroid is overly anthropomorphic.”

It is straight sci-fi.

Apart from anything else … we know exactly what surviving dinosaurs evolved into.

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:07:27
From: Rule 303
ID: 738026
Subject: re: June Chatting

Oh dear, Woolworths have only returned a full year profit of $2.15 billion, down from $2.45 billion last year. No wonder they have to axe a CEO and 1,200 staff!

Dunno how they stay in business…

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:09:19
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 738027
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


dv said:

furious said:

  • Used by a strange human-like dinosaur creature

There has been speculation as to how some types of dinosaurs could have evolved into humanoid creatures:

The “Dinosauroid”

“In 1982, Dale A. Russell, then curator of vertebrate fossils at the National Museum of Canada in Ottawa, conjectured a possible evolutionary path for Troodon, if it had not perished in the Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction event 65 million years ago, suggesting that it could have evolved into intelligent beings similar in body plan to humans.”

“However, Russell’s thought experiment has been met with criticism from other paleontologists since the 1980s, many of whom point out that his Dinosauroid is overly anthropomorphic.”

It is straight sci-fi.

Apart from anything else … we know exactly what surviving dinosaurs evolved into.

20Th century politicians?

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:11:06
From: party_pants
ID: 738028
Subject: re: June Chatting

https://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/wa/a/28475019/homes-to-be-built-under-flight-path/

Meanwhile, this story is getting me outraged. New housing development approved just 2.5 km from the end of the main runway at Perth airport. Sure they can specify some noise reducing building codes and all that, but 200+ flights per day, with plans for a another parallel runway in the future there’s got to be a big negative impact living so close.

Why can’t we just say no?

We need an airport FFS, the state can’t function without one. Wehn it needs expanding it should be allowed to expand. Fuck the developers.

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:11:47
From: Speedy
ID: 738029
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


Oh dear, Woolworths have only returned a full year profit of $2.15 billion, down from $2.45 billion last year. No wonder they have to axe a CEO and 1,200 staff!

Dunno how they stay in business…

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:12:33
From: party_pants
ID: 738030
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Have you substantially recovered from the recent emergency, party?

Yes and no. I’m adapting to a new life style. I’m back at work and not feeling ill any more, but I’m not back to “normal” and never will be. I need to find a new normal.

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:13:25
From: Dropbear
ID: 738031
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


But hang on, wasn’t that Coles that used Status Quo??

Woolworths have that anoying cheap cheap shit.

Coles is doing well, and Woolworths just sacked their CEO

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:15:51
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 738032
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


https://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/wa/a/28475019/homes-to-be-built-under-flight-path/

Meanwhile, this story is getting me outraged. New housing development approved just 2.5 km from the end of the main runway at Perth airport. Sure they can specify some noise reducing building codes and all that, but 200+ flights per day, with plans for a another parallel runway in the future there’s got to be a big negative impact living so close.

Why can’t we just say no?

We need an airport FFS, the state can’t function without one. Wehn it needs expanding it should be allowed to expand. Fuck the developers.

And the developers need cheap land to sell, and land around an airport is cheap cos nobody wants to live there?

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:16:45
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 738033
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Bubblecar said:

Have you substantially recovered from the recent emergency, party?

Yes and no. I’m adapting to a new life style. I’m back at work and not feeling ill any more, but I’m not back to “normal” and never will be. I need to find a new normal.

Are you required to inject insulin daily now?

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:17:14
From: Speedy
ID: 738034
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


https://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/wa/a/28475019/homes-to-be-built-under-flight-path/

Meanwhile, this story is getting me outraged. New housing development approved just 2.5 km from the end of the main runway at Perth airport. Sure they can specify some noise reducing building codes and all that, but 200+ flights per day, with plans for a another parallel runway in the future there’s got to be a big negative impact living so close.

Why can’t we just say no?

We need an airport FFS, the state can’t function without one. Wehn it needs expanding it should be allowed to expand. Fuck the developers.

Perth development is out of control. It stretches along the coast with no hope of slowing. At least in other capitals, the large NPs create barriers too big for many to drive around. It results in higher density housing where it needs to be.

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:17:17
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738035
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


dv said:

furious said:

  • Used by a strange human-like dinosaur creature

There has been speculation as to how some types of dinosaurs could have evolved into humanoid creatures:

The “Dinosauroid”

“In 1982, Dale A. Russell, then curator of vertebrate fossils at the National Museum of Canada in Ottawa, conjectured a possible evolutionary path for Troodon, if it had not perished in the Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction event 65 million years ago, suggesting that it could have evolved into intelligent beings similar in body plan to humans.”

“However, Russell’s thought experiment has been met with criticism from other paleontologists since the 1980s, many of whom point out that his Dinosauroid is overly anthropomorphic.”

It is straight sci-fi.

Apart from anything else … we know exactly what surviving dinosaurs evolved into.

Birds.

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:17:20
From: AwesomeO
ID: 738036
Subject: re: June Chatting

bob(from black rock) said:


party_pants said:

https://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/wa/a/28475019/homes-to-be-built-under-flight-path/

Meanwhile, this story is getting me outraged. New housing development approved just 2.5 km from the end of the main runway at Perth airport. Sure they can specify some noise reducing building codes and all that, but 200+ flights per day, with plans for a another parallel runway in the future there’s got to be a big negative impact living so close.

Why can’t we just say no?

We need an airport FFS, the state can’t function without one. Wehn it needs expanding it should be allowed to expand. Fuck the developers.

And the developers need cheap land to sell, and land around an airport is cheap cos nobody wants to live there?

And in twenty years the new residents might be able to get the airport closed.

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:18:00
From: party_pants
ID: 738037
Subject: re: June Chatting

bob(from black rock) said:


party_pants said:

https://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/wa/a/28475019/homes-to-be-built-under-flight-path/

Meanwhile, this story is getting me outraged. New housing development approved just 2.5 km from the end of the main runway at Perth airport. Sure they can specify some noise reducing building codes and all that, but 200+ flights per day, with plans for a another parallel runway in the future there’s got to be a big negative impact living so close.

Why can’t we just say no?

We need an airport FFS, the state can’t function without one. Wehn it needs expanding it should be allowed to expand. Fuck the developers.

And the developers need cheap land to sell, and land around an airport is cheap cos nobody wants to live there?

Yes,But then the people that move there will want the aircraft to go away somewhere else.

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:18:10
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738038
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


Oh dear, Woolworths have only returned a full year profit of $2.15 billion, down from $2.45 billion last year. No wonder they have to axe a CEO and 1,200 staff!

Dunno how they stay in business…

That will all go to keep Masters afloat.

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:18:39
From: party_pants
ID: 738039
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


party_pants said:

Bubblecar said:

Have you substantially recovered from the recent emergency, party?

Yes and no. I’m adapting to a new life style. I’m back at work and not feeling ill any more, but I’m not back to “normal” and never will be. I need to find a new normal.

Are you required to inject insulin daily now?

Yes.

Indeed I should wander off soon to do so and eat my dinner.

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:19:30
From: dv
ID: 738040
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


party_pants said:

https://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/wa/a/28475019/homes-to-be-built-under-flight-path/

Meanwhile, this story is getting me outraged. New housing development approved just 2.5 km from the end of the main runway at Perth airport. Sure they can specify some noise reducing building codes and all that, but 200+ flights per day, with plans for a another parallel runway in the future there’s got to be a big negative impact living so close.

Why can’t we just say no?

We need an airport FFS, the state can’t function without one. Wehn it needs expanding it should be allowed to expand. Fuck the developers.

Perth development is out of control. It stretches along the coast with no hope of slowing. At least in other capitals, the large NPs create barriers too big for many to drive around. It results in higher density housing where it needs to be.

cough*ighspeedrai*cough

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:19:48
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738041
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Bubblecar said:

Have you substantially recovered from the recent emergency, party?

Yes and no. I’m adapting to a new life style. I’m back at work and not feeling ill any more, but I’m not back to “normal” and never will be. I need to find a new normal.

Have you spoken with Wookie about it?

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:20:00
From: Speedy
ID: 738042
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

party_pants said:

Yes and no. I’m adapting to a new life style. I’m back at work and not feeling ill any more, but I’m not back to “normal” and never will be. I need to find a new normal.

Are you required to inject insulin daily now?

Yes.

Indeed I should wander off soon to do so and eat my dinner.

Bummer.

My mum’s husband is diabetic and says that once he needs to inject insulin he is likely to lose his driver’s licence. Is there any truth to it?

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:20:39
From: Speedy
ID: 738043
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Speedy said:

party_pants said:

https://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/wa/a/28475019/homes-to-be-built-under-flight-path/

Meanwhile, this story is getting me outraged. New housing development approved just 2.5 km from the end of the main runway at Perth airport. Sure they can specify some noise reducing building codes and all that, but 200+ flights per day, with plans for a another parallel runway in the future there’s got to be a big negative impact living so close.

Why can’t we just say no?

We need an airport FFS, the state can’t function without one. Wehn it needs expanding it should be allowed to expand. Fuck the developers.

Perth development is out of control. It stretches along the coast with no hope of slowing. At least in other capitals, the large NPs create barriers too big for many to drive around. It results in higher density housing where it needs to be.

cough*ighspeedrai*cough

It did sound like a Wookiequote, didn’t it? :)

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:20:54
From: party_pants
ID: 738044
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


party_pants said:

Bubblecar said:

Have you substantially recovered from the recent emergency, party?

Yes and no. I’m adapting to a new life style. I’m back at work and not feeling ill any more, but I’m not back to “normal” and never will be. I need to find a new normal.

Have you spoken with Wookie about it?

Nothing much more than a polite inquiry about a boat. I told him I haven’t got one.

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:22:03
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738045
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


party_pants said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

Are you required to inject insulin daily now?

Yes.

Indeed I should wander off soon to do so and eat my dinner.

Bummer.

My mum’s husband is diabetic and says that once he needs to inject insulin he is likely to lose his driver’s licence. Is there any truth to it?

not unless he’s having trouble overdosing on it

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:23:58
From: kii
ID: 738046
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:

cough*ighspeedrai*cough


Pardon?

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:24:06
From: Speedy
ID: 738047
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Speedy said:

party_pants said:

Yes.

Indeed I should wander off soon to do so and eat my dinner.

Bummer.

My mum’s husband is diabetic and says that once he needs to inject insulin he is likely to lose his driver’s licence. Is there any truth to it?

not unless he’s having trouble overdosing on it

What he said didn’t sound right to me. I’m sure a friend of a friend with diabetes has lost their licence because of it, which obviously means he will lose his too.

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:24:48
From: Dropbear
ID: 738048
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Rule 303 said:

Oh dear, Woolworths have only returned a full year profit of $2.15 billion, down from $2.45 billion last year. No wonder they have to axe a CEO and 1,200 staff!

Dunno how they stay in business…

That will all go to keep Masters afloat.

Masters lost 100 million. They could still make money with 20 times their loss

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:25:48
From: Dropbear
ID: 738049
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

party_pants said:

Yes and no. I’m adapting to a new life style. I’m back at work and not feeling ill any more, but I’m not back to “normal” and never will be. I need to find a new normal.

Are you required to inject insulin daily now?

Yes.

Indeed I should wander off soon to do so and eat my dinner.

Oh I hasn’t heard pp… Did you have a diabetic emergency ?

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:26:27
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738050
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Speedy said:

Bummer.

My mum’s husband is diabetic and says that once he needs to inject insulin he is likely to lose his driver’s licence. Is there any truth to it?

not unless he’s having trouble overdosing on it

What he said didn’t sound right to me. I’m sure a friend of a friend with diabetes has lost their licence because of it, which obviously means he will lose his too.

i’ve been injecting insulin for 26 year, i got my licence fine and have kept it. The only reason they will take your licence is if you have frequent low blood sugar levels because it is unsafe to drive in that condition

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:26:39
From: dv
ID: 738051
Subject: re: June Chatting

Better bright spot images as altitude reduces. But serious what the hell is it?

http://www.nasa.gov/jpl/bright-spots-shine-in-newest-dawn-ceres-images

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:26:57
From: party_pants
ID: 738052
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


party_pants said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

Are you required to inject insulin daily now?

Yes.

Indeed I should wander off soon to do so and eat my dinner.

Bummer.

My mum’s husband is diabetic and says that once he needs to inject insulin he is likely to lose his driver’s licence. Is there any truth to it?

Don’t know. The GP said I’ll need to do an yearly check-up for my drivers licence.

I suspect maybe it is his age more than anything.

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:27:35
From: AwesomeO
ID: 738053
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Speedy said:

Bummer.

My mum’s husband is diabetic and says that once he needs to inject insulin he is likely to lose his driver’s licence. Is there any truth to it?

not unless he’s having trouble overdosing on it

What he said didn’t sound right to me. I’m sure a friend of a friend with diabetes has lost their licence because of it, which obviously means he will lose his too.

Toes. It’s spelled toes.

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:27:45
From: party_pants
ID: 738054
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


party_pants said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

Are you required to inject insulin daily now?

Yes.

Indeed I should wander off soon to do so and eat my dinner.

Oh I hasn’t heard pp… Did you have a diabetic emergency ?

Yes. I was very ill.

But I must go and eat now. I need to sit up at the table.

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:28:27
From: Spiny Norman
ID: 738055
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Better bright spot images as altitude reduces. But serious what the hell is it?

http://www.nasa.gov/jpl/bright-spots-shine-in-newest-dawn-ceres-images


Most curious ….
With that albedo you’d have to suspect ice, but how did it get there?

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:30:16
From: dv
ID: 738056
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spiny Norman said:


dv said:

Better bright spot images as altitude reduces. But serious what the hell is it?

http://www.nasa.gov/jpl/bright-spots-shine-in-newest-dawn-ceres-images


Most curious ….
With that albedo you’d have to suspect ice, but how did it get there?

I hope they find out.

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:31:36
From: Spiny Norman
ID: 738057
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Spiny Norman said:

dv said:

Better bright spot images as altitude reduces. But serious what the hell is it?

http://www.nasa.gov/jpl/bright-spots-shine-in-newest-dawn-ceres-images


Most curious ….
With that albedo you’d have to suspect ice, but how did it get there?

I hope they find out.

I’ll get my car and go an have a look.

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:31:40
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738058
Subject: re: June Chatting

How big an area do the white patches cover?

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:33:37
From: Speedy
ID: 738060
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Speedy said:

party_pants said:

Yes.

Indeed I should wander off soon to do so and eat my dinner.

Bummer.

My mum’s husband is diabetic and says that once he needs to inject insulin he is likely to lose his driver’s licence. Is there any truth to it?

Don’t know. The GP said I’ll need to do an yearly check-up for my drivers licence.

I suspect maybe it is his age more than anything.

Could be. He’s 65 now with high blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes and he gets the shakes really badly. Has done so for as long as I’ve known him. Mum says it was from stress following the divorce from his first wife.

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:33:50
From: Speedy
ID: 738061
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Speedy said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

not unless he’s having trouble overdosing on it

What he said didn’t sound right to me. I’m sure a friend of a friend with diabetes has lost their licence because of it, which obviously means he will lose his too.

Toes. It’s spelled toes.

LOL :)

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:38:35
From: Rule 303
ID: 738063
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:

i’ve been injecting insulin for 26 year, i got my licence fine and have kept it. The only reason they will take your licence is if you have frequent low blood sugar levels because it is unsafe to drive in that condition

There’s an interesting thing – You (and/or P_P) might already know about this site, but just in case – Mendosa is a fantastic source of information on diet to help control symptoms and complications.

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:40:06
From: dv
ID: 738064
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


How big an area do the white patches cover?

Each of the two big “eyes” appears to be about 12 km across.

Basically any answer has problems.

If it is ice, it must be recent, because it is receiving direct sunlight and would sublime in a short period: the ice on Mercury and the Moon only survives in permanently shaded areas. So if it is recent then was it the result of an impact of an icy body, or from hydrothermal activity? We are expecting Ceres to be hydrothermally dead.

If it is a shiny volcanic surface then it must be old because we are also expecting Ceres to be dead for any volcanic activity: but if it is old, why hasn’t it been messed up by micrometeor impacts: it looks so shiny any new.

Similar problems if it is a salt pan: it should not be a recent salt pan so why is the surface so fresh.

FIIK

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:40:59
From: poikilotherm
ID: 738065
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


stumpy_seahorse said:
i’ve been injecting insulin for 26 year, i got my licence fine and have kept it. The only reason they will take your licence is if you have frequent low blood sugar levels because it is unsafe to drive in that condition

There’s an interesting thing – You (and/or P_P) might already know about this site, but just in case – Mendosa is a fantastic source of information on diet to help control symptoms and complications.

There’s no defeating type 1 …

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:43:05
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738066
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Rule 303 said:

stumpy_seahorse said:
i’ve been injecting insulin for 26 year, i got my licence fine and have kept it. The only reason they will take your licence is if you have frequent low blood sugar levels because it is unsafe to drive in that condition

There’s an interesting thing – You (and/or P_P) might already know about this site, but just in case – Mendosa is a fantastic source of information on diet to help control symptoms and complications.

There’s no defeating type 1 …

with any luck, I will have in a couple of years

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:44:58
From: Kingy
ID: 738067
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Bubblecar said:

How big an area do the white patches cover?

Each of the two big “eyes” appears to be about 12 km across.

Basically any answer has problems.

If it is ice, it must be recent, because it is receiving direct sunlight and would sublime in a short period: the ice on Mercury and the Moon only survives in permanently shaded areas. So if it is recent then was it the result of an impact of an icy body, or from hydrothermal activity? We are expecting Ceres to be hydrothermally dead.

If it is a shiny volcanic surface then it must be old because we are also expecting Ceres to be dead for any volcanic activity: but if it is old, why hasn’t it been messed up by micrometeor impacts: it looks so shiny any new.

Similar problems if it is a salt pan: it should not be a recent salt pan so why is the surface so fresh.

FIIK

My guess is a recent comet impact.

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:47:51
From: Kingy
ID: 738068
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Dropbear said:

party_pants said:

Yes.

Indeed I should wander off soon to do so and eat my dinner.

Oh I hasn’t heard pp… Did you have a diabetic emergency ?

Yes. I was very ill.

But I must go and eat now. I need to sit up at the table.

Sad to hear that p_p, I hope you are able to manage it successfully.

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:55:03
From: Rule 303
ID: 738069
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:

There’s no defeating type 1 …

I’m sure he’s the first person ever in the history of the world to apply the dialogue of conflict to chronic diseases.

Wait…

;-)

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Date: 17/06/2015 20:57:07
From: Rule 303
ID: 738072
Subject: re: June Chatting

I was listening to a specialist talking about Diabetes on the radio t’other day. Was saying 95% of Diabetes in Australia is Type II, and we’re diagnosing 72 new cases per day.

That McDonalds food must taste absolutely fucken awesome!

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Date: 17/06/2015 21:00:20
From: Kingy
ID: 738073
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


I was listening to a specialist talking about Diabetes on the radio t’other day. Was saying 95% of Diabetes in Australia is Type II, and we’re diagnosing 72 new cases per day.

That McDonalds food must taste absolutely fucken awesome!

Is there any truth in the rumour that McDonalds hold the patent on Insulin?

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Date: 17/06/2015 21:01:04
From: kii
ID: 738074
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


I was listening to a specialist talking about Diabetes on the radio t’other day. Was saying 95% of Diabetes in Australia is Type II, and we’re diagnosing 72 new cases per day.

That McDonalds food must taste absolutely fucken awesome!

Twice, I’ve had it twice. Seriously can’t understand why it’s so popular.

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Date: 17/06/2015 21:02:44
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738075
Subject: re: June Chatting

Kingy said:


Rule 303 said:

I was listening to a specialist talking about Diabetes on the radio t’other day. Was saying 95% of Diabetes in Australia is Type II, and we’re diagnosing 72 new cases per day.

That McDonalds food must taste absolutely fucken awesome!

Is there any truth in the rumour that McDonalds hold the patent on Insulin?

no, nut the companies that produce the insulin, run the fundraisers..

eg, ‘walk for the cure’… 50cents of every $100 raised goes to research into finding a cure…

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Date: 17/06/2015 21:11:47
From: kii
ID: 738077
Subject: re: June Chatting

Redundant CSIRO scientist and her dolls.

http://www.trueactivist.com/how-to-be-an-accidental-activist-turning-bratz-dolls-into-wholesome-little-tomboys/?utm_source=fb&utm_medium=fb&utm_campaign=sh

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Date: 17/06/2015 21:12:11
From: Kingy
ID: 738078
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Kingy said:

Rule 303 said:

I was listening to a specialist talking about Diabetes on the radio t’other day. Was saying 95% of Diabetes in Australia is Type II, and we’re diagnosing 72 new cases per day.

That McDonalds food must taste absolutely fucken awesome!

Is there any truth in the rumour that McDonalds hold the patent on Insulin?

no, nut the companies that produce the insulin, run the fundraisers..

eg, ‘walk for the cure’… 50cents of every $100 raised goes to research into finding a cure…

Well that’s fucked. 50 cents of every $100 raised should go to the fundraisers.

The other $99.50 should go to research. Otherwise it is just a scam and the people who run it should be jailed.

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Date: 17/06/2015 21:15:50
From: dv
ID: 738079
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


I was listening to a specialist talking about Diabetes on the radio t’other day. Was saying 95% of Diabetes in Australia is Type II, and we’re diagnosing 72 new cases per day.

That McDonalds food must taste absolutely fucken awesome!

I think the idea of blaming McD’s is kind of a nineties thing.

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Date: 17/06/2015 21:30:03
From: Rule 303
ID: 738085
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:

I think the idea of blaming McD’s is kind of a nineties thing.

So it’s well established then. People have been aware of it for 25 years.

;-)

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Date: 17/06/2015 21:30:51
From: party_pants
ID: 738086
Subject: re: June Chatting

So why are NSW and QLD playing their game in Victoria?

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Date: 17/06/2015 21:31:26
From: furious
ID: 738087
Subject: re: June Chatting

Money.

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Date: 17/06/2015 21:35:20
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738089
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


So why are NSW and QLD playing their game in Victoria?

Because they wont get 91,000 anywhere else.

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Date: 17/06/2015 21:35:51
From: party_pants
ID: 738090
Subject: re: June Chatting

Molecules like N2 and O2, that have only two of the same sort of atoms – what’s the proper term for them?

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Date: 17/06/2015 21:37:45
From: dv
ID: 738091
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Molecules like N2 and O2, that have only two of the same sort of atoms – what’s the proper term for them?

Heterogenous diatomic molecules

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Date: 17/06/2015 21:45:53
From: party_pants
ID: 738092
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


party_pants said:

Molecules like N2 and O2, that have only two of the same sort of atoms – what’s the proper term for them?

Heterogenous diatomic molecules

N2 and O2 would be homogeneous, no?

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Date: 17/06/2015 22:02:42
From: dv
ID: 738095
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


dv said:

party_pants said:

Molecules like N2 and O2, that have only two of the same sort of atoms – what’s the proper term for them?

Heterogenous diatomic molecules

N2 and O2 would be homogeneous, no?

Yeah …

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Date: 17/06/2015 22:28:25
From: roughbarked
ID: 738103
Subject: re: June Chatting

What’s with all these American werewolves on SBS?

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Date: 17/06/2015 22:47:02
From: transition
ID: 738105
Subject: re: June Chatting

ol’ been done meter reads with dog master larry
seven of nine still on’n ‘m two set restricted flow
no leaks not millilitre all under < Qmin am happy
nice night out there cool’n damp cloud down low

fires all three is goin’n kitchen bitch made coffee
shortly watchin’ be that TV get ‘m here boots off
ol’ feet’re cold’n done with this today wednesday
that be all this late news’n yeah ol’s had enough

listenin’..

#HANS THEESSINK & TERRY EVANSDELTA TIME

Hans Theessink (born 5 April 1948, Enschede, Netherlands) is a Dutch guitarist, singer and songwriter, living in Vienna, Austria. He performs blues and roots music, particularly in a Delta blues style. Theessink has released 20 albums, a songbook, a blues-guitar instruction video and a DVD.

In 2012, he released Delta Time (2012), performed with Terry Evans and featuring Ry Cooder.

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Date: 18/06/2015 05:30:13
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738113
Subject: re: June Chatting

morning folks

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Date: 18/06/2015 06:37:18
From: buffy
ID: 738114
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good morning Holidayers. Eight degrees and raining. Quite damp out there.

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Date: 18/06/2015 06:51:29
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738115
Subject: re: June Chatting

3.2 here, but no rain overnight

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Date: 18/06/2015 06:53:01
From: buffy
ID: 738116
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well, quite damp for us is, obviously, a bit different from quite damp for a Queenslander. We’ve had around 5mm. But the creeks are rising again. It is good.

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Date: 18/06/2015 07:08:58
From: Dropbear
ID: 738118
Subject: re: June Chatting

Pea Souper in Brisneyland this morning

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Date: 18/06/2015 07:09:48
From: buffy
ID: 738119
Subject: re: June Chatting

The ABC says the ferries are stopped.

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Date: 18/06/2015 07:10:39
From: buffy
ID: 738120
Subject: re: June Chatting

Interesting idea. I wonder if the returnees tell the homebound how it’s not as glamorous and not as comfortable as you might be led to believe.

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Date: 18/06/2015 07:11:28
From: Dropbear
ID: 738121
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

The ABC says the ferries are stopped.

It’s the end times

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Date: 18/06/2015 07:13:37
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738122
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

The ABC says the ferries are stopped.

all part of the guv’mint stopping the boats…

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Date: 18/06/2015 08:04:54
From: Spider Lily
ID: 738123
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning

No rain again overnight, today might be the day we go without rain it did drizzle a bit yesterday. At least the sun is shining this morning but it’s a bit brisk at 20 degrees out on the back deck.

A quiet day today just catching up with a friend for coffee and training late afternoon.

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Date: 18/06/2015 08:11:20
From: poikilotherm
ID: 738124
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning. Rain and cool here, 1 hr run was pleasant in the dark, stupid headlight batteries went flat rather quick – they were new, must’ve been sitting on a shelf for too long.

I can feel Friday coming, almost.

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Date: 18/06/2015 08:20:46
From: roughbarked
ID: 738125
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Morning. Rain and cool here, 1 hr run was pleasant in the dark, stupid headlight batteries went flat rather quick – they were new, must’ve been sitting on a shelf for too long.

I can feel Friday coming, almost.

Take them back? The batteries have a shelf life after which the seller needs to dis[pose of them rather than sell them. This is why your recept shouldn’t be scrunched up and tossed away.

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Date: 18/06/2015 08:24:25
From: poikilotherm
ID: 738126
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


poikilotherm said:

Morning. Rain and cool here, 1 hr run was pleasant in the dark, stupid headlight batteries went flat rather quick – they were new, must’ve been sitting on a shelf for too long.

I can feel Friday coming, almost.

Take them back? The batteries have a shelf life after which the seller needs to dis

Waste of my time for a few dollars. They were still in date.

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Date: 18/06/2015 08:25:34
From: roughbarked
ID: 738127
Subject: re: June Chatting

Six university researchers have revealed deadly zero-day flaws in Apple’s iOS and OS X, claiming it is possible to crack Apple’s password-storing keychain, break app sandboxes, and bypass its App Store security checks.

Attackers can steal passwords from installed apps, including the native email client, without being detected, by exploiting these bugs.
read more

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxxXk1d3yyuZOFlsdkNMSGswSGs/view
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NGlmWtw83s&feature=youtu.be

Samsung Keyboard Security Risk Disclosed:
Over 600M+ Devices Worldwide Impacted
https://www.nowsecure.com/keyboard-vulnerability/

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Date: 18/06/2015 08:29:03
From: buffy
ID: 738128
Subject: re: June Chatting

Whoops, missed the link on my post as I ran out the door to drive to work…this is the interesting idea:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-17/danish-foreign-fighters-welcomed-back-into-country/6554360

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Date: 18/06/2015 08:35:59
From: roughbarked
ID: 738129
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


roughbarked said:

poikilotherm said:

Morning. Rain and cool here, 1 hr run was pleasant in the dark, stupid headlight batteries went flat rather quick – they were new, must’ve been sitting on a shelf for too long.

I can feel Friday coming, almost.

Take them back? The batteries have a shelf life after which the seller needs to dis

Waste of my time for a few dollars. They were still in date.

Yeah, that’s how we leak money.

Take a battery tester with you before you buy. If they are still in date and dead then the whole batch on the shelf is likely the same.
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Date: 18/06/2015 08:41:09
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738130
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning Pilgrims, as Bear said it’s a foggy old Brisbane town but once that burns off it should be a spiffing day.
Good rains out west, drought breaking even.
Cattle prices go up after good rain because the graziers send less cattle to market, when feed is short they send a lot of cattle to market.

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Date: 18/06/2015 08:45:22
From: roughbarked
ID: 738132
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Morning Pilgrims, as Bear said it’s a foggy old Brisbane town but once that burns off it should be a spiffing day.
Good rains out west, drought breaking even.
Cattle prices go up after good rain because the graziers send less cattle to market, when feed is short they send a lot of cattle to market.

If you take advantage of the good prices your feed will last longer.

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Date: 18/06/2015 08:48:07
From: Dropbear
ID: 738133
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Morning Pilgrims, as Bear said it’s a foggy old Brisbane town but once that burns off it should be a spiffing day.
Good rains out west, drought breaking even.
Cattle prices go up after good rain because the graziers send less cattle to market, when feed is short they send a lot of cattle to market.

Morning sir. Picking up the triton tomorrow ;)

Might have some itinerant campers squatting on your fiefdom soon :)

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Date: 18/06/2015 08:55:25
From: roughbarked
ID: 738134
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speaking of itinerant camping. I’ve found a good reason to camp by the seashore.

Fucus vesiculosus, known by the common name bladder wrack or bladderwrack, is a seaweed found on the coasts of the North Sea, the western Baltic Sea, and the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, also known by the common names black tang, rockweed, bladder fucus, sea oak, black tany, cut weed, dyers fucus, red fucus, and rock wrack. It was the original source of iodine, discovered in 1811, and was used extensively to treat goitre, a swelling of the thyroid gland related to iodine deficiency.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-18/seaweed-extract-could-fight-bowel-disorders-scientists-say/6554952

It has a reputation in the relief of rheumatism and rheumatoid arthritis and may be used both internally and as an external application for inflamed joints. The main phytotherapeutic use of Fucus is during debility and convalescence, and also to remineralise the body.

Fucus also appears to assist in the problem of lipid balance associated with obesity, and where obesity is associated with thyroid dysfunction, this herb may help to reduce excess weight.

Bladderwrack is rich in iodine, calcium, magnesium, potassium, sodium, sulfur, silicon and iron and high in some B-complex vitamins. It contains moderate amounts of phosphorus, selenium, manganese and zinc and small amounts of vitamins A, C, E and G. It also contains anti-sterility vitamin S as well as vitamin K. It is rich in algin and mannitol, carotene and zeaxantin with traces of bromine.

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Date: 18/06/2015 09:09:19
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738135
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Peak Warming Man said:

Morning Pilgrims, as Bear said it’s a foggy old Brisbane town but once that burns off it should be a spiffing day.
Good rains out west, drought breaking even.
Cattle prices go up after good rain because the graziers send less cattle to market, when feed is short they send a lot of cattle to market.

Morning sir. Picking up the triton tomorrow ;)

Might have some itinerant campers squatting on your fiefdom soon :)

Yeah no worries.
What model did you get?

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Date: 18/06/2015 09:11:20
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738136
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Speaking of itinerant camping. I’ve found a good reason to camp by the seashore.

Fucus vesiculosus, known by the common name bladder wrack or bladderwrack, is a seaweed found on the coasts of the North Sea, the western Baltic Sea, and the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, also known by the common names black tang, rockweed, bladder fucus, sea oak, black tany, cut weed, dyers fucus, red fucus, and rock wrack. It was the original source of iodine, discovered in 1811, and was used extensively to treat goitre, a swelling of the thyroid gland related to iodine deficiency.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-18/seaweed-extract-could-fight-bowel-disorders-scientists-say/6554952

It has a reputation in the relief of rheumatism and rheumatoid arthritis and may be used both internally and as an external application for inflamed joints. The main phytotherapeutic use of Fucus is during debility and convalescence, and also to remineralise the body.

Fucus also appears to assist in the problem of lipid balance associated with obesity, and where obesity is associated with thyroid dysfunction, this herb may help to reduce excess weight.

Bladderwrack is rich in iodine, calcium, magnesium, potassium, sodium, sulfur, silicon and iron and high in some B-complex vitamins. It contains moderate amounts of phosphorus, selenium, manganese and zinc and small amounts of vitamins A, C, E and G. It also contains anti-sterility vitamin S as well as vitamin K. It is rich in algin and mannitol, carotene and zeaxantin with traces of bromine.

You’ll life for ever with all that zinc and vitamin S for todger maintenance.

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Date: 18/06/2015 09:23:41
From: Arts
ID: 738137
Subject: re: June Chatting

morning all.. another great, though wet, day.

camping is absolute fun. We love it. We have even graduated from safe secure camping grounds with electricity and working toilets to real ‘find a spot in a forest, make a little clearing, collect fire wood, dig ablution hole and pitch the tent’ camping. It’s so nice being out in the middle of nowhere, no noise, no other campers.. even though the ‘bed’ isn’t always the most comfortable, I think I get the best nights sleep in that peace and quiet… how’s the ultimate serenity

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Date: 18/06/2015 09:25:12
From: Dropbear
ID: 738138
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Dropbear said:

Peak Warming Man said:

Morning Pilgrims, as Bear said it’s a foggy old Brisbane town but once that burns off it should be a spiffing day.
Good rains out west, drought breaking even.
Cattle prices go up after good rain because the graziers send less cattle to market, when feed is short they send a lot of cattle to market.

Morning sir. Picking up the triton tomorrow ;)

Might have some itinerant campers squatting on your fiefdom soon :)

Yeah no worries.
What model did you get?

MQ 4×4 GLS Auto

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Date: 18/06/2015 09:28:19
From: Dropbear
ID: 738139
Subject: re: June Chatting

Unfortunately as it’s such a new model, some of the accessories won’t be ready until August. Grrr no hard torno cover until then .. Ah well .. Still get the great outdoors ..

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Date: 18/06/2015 09:35:35
From: Arts
ID: 738140
Subject: re: June Chatting

so, 400 women from Adelaide have had their nude photos stolen and posted o a US site

THEY thought their intimate photos would remain private.”

well, that’s their second mistake. I don’t see the appeal of this. I have never had any urge to film myself or my partner in such a situation. Nor have I ever sent nude photos to anyone.. nor have I ever let a partner take nude photos of me.. thank goodness.

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Date: 18/06/2015 09:38:22
From: pommiejohn
ID: 738141
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


so, 400 women from Adelaide have had their nude photos stolen and posted o a US site

THEY thought their intimate photos would remain private.”

well, that’s their second mistake. I don’t see the appeal of this. I have never had any urge to film myself or my partner in such a situation. Nor have I ever sent nude photos to anyone.. nor have I ever let a partner take nude photos of me.. thank goodness.

Hacked from cloud storage?

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Date: 18/06/2015 09:40:45
From: Arts
ID: 738142
Subject: re: June Chatting

it doesn’t say how they were obtained.

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Date: 18/06/2015 09:43:03
From: pommiejohn
ID: 738143
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


it doesn’t say how they were obtained.

When I updated my OS it’s first option for dropbox was to upload all photos from my memory card to dropbox ( cloud storage). Had I hit return it would be happily uploading thousands of my photos to a server in the USA ready to be hacked by anyone with an Atari

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Date: 18/06/2015 09:45:21
From: Dropbear
ID: 738144
Subject: re: June Chatting

If people desperately want to steal my photos, they can.

Cloud backup of phone pics etc is just too damn convenient to give up. Of course not taking nude selfies / SO shots on the phone is good practice too :p

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Date: 18/06/2015 09:46:35
From: Arts
ID: 738145
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


Arts said:

it doesn’t say how they were obtained.

When I updated my OS it’s first option for dropbox was to upload all photos from my memory card to dropbox ( cloud storage). Had I hit return it would be happily uploading thousands of my photos to a server in the USA ready to be hacked by anyone with an Atari

that’s why I don’t completely trust storage places like dropbox. Fine for sharing information files, but photos.. I am not as convinced they are a safe (WRT stealing) as being on a USB stick on my desk…

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Date: 18/06/2015 09:48:59
From: pommiejohn
ID: 738146
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


pommiejohn said:

Arts said:

it doesn’t say how they were obtained.

When I updated my OS it’s first option for dropbox was to upload all photos from my memory card to dropbox ( cloud storage). Had I hit return it would be happily uploading thousands of my photos to a server in the USA ready to be hacked by anyone with an Atari

that’s why I don’t completely trust storage places like dropbox. Fine for sharing information files, but photos.. I am not as convinced they are a safe (WRT stealing) as being on a USB stick on my desk…

The only issue I know of with dropbox is that if you allow the recipient to add extra recipients, then you quickly lose control of who has access to your shots.

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Date: 18/06/2015 09:52:58
From: Arts
ID: 738147
Subject: re: June Chatting

someone took a photo of one of my framed display shots and claimed it as their own. That was a hairy one, because they did take that photo. However, I owned the subject of the photo and therefore property. boo hoo to them.

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Date: 18/06/2015 09:53:59
From: Arts
ID: 738148
Subject: re: June Chatting

and it looks like Kia have taken out second place in the car quality rankings…

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Date: 18/06/2015 09:54:43
From: Arts
ID: 738149
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


and it looks like Kia have taken out second place in the car quality rankings…

The 2015 survey of more than 84,000 US car buyers in February and March found that Porsche was once again the top brand for quality. Kia vaulted five spots to take second place and its sister brand Hyundai finished fourth. Jaguar, in third, and Infiniti rounded out the top five finishers in the survey, which asked about problems in the first 90 days of ownership.

The worst-performing brands were Fiat, Smart, Chrysler, Subaru and Jeep. The car owners all had 2015 models.

looks like buying a jeep isn’t all it’s cracked up to be

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Date: 18/06/2015 09:55:34
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738150
Subject: re: June Chatting

>>MQ 4×4 GLS Auto

Sweet.
I found the hard tonneau to be useless for carrying anything bigger than a book.
I took mine off and it’s stayed off.

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Date: 18/06/2015 09:57:00
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738151
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


someone took a photo of one of my framed display shots and claimed it as their own. That was a hairy one, because they did take that photo. However, I owned the subject of the photo and therefore property. boo hoo to them.

You artists, you’re all too precious.

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Date: 18/06/2015 09:59:11
From: Dropbear
ID: 738152
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


>>MQ 4×4 GLS Auto

Sweet.
I found the hard tonneau to be useless for carrying anything bigger than a book.
I took mine off and it’s stayed off.

Yeh I had reservations but I doubt we’ll have too much in the tray usually,

I see you can get some slide away type concertina type arrangements too… Can always cancel the torno order as its a while away.

Still, excited for tomorrow

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Date: 18/06/2015 10:01:11
From: pommiejohn
ID: 738153
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


someone took a photo of one of my framed display shots and claimed it as their own. That was a hairy one, because they did take that photo. However, I owned the subject of the photo and therefore property. boo hoo to them.

How did you find them out?

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Date: 18/06/2015 10:04:13
From: pommiejohn
ID: 738154
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Arts said:

and it looks like Kia have taken out second place in the car quality rankings…

The 2015 survey of more than 84,000 US car buyers in February and March found that Porsche was once again the top brand for quality. Kia vaulted five spots to take second place and its sister brand Hyundai finished fourth. Jaguar, in third, and Infiniti rounded out the top five finishers in the survey, which asked about problems in the first 90 days of ownership.

The worst-performing brands were Fiat, Smart, Chrysler, Subaru and Jeep. The car owners all had 2015 models.

looks like buying a jeep isn’t all it’s cracked up to be

I’m surprised anything has any problems in the first 90 days. Do they specify what kind of problems? Cup holders squeak or gearbox falls off?

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Date: 18/06/2015 10:05:12
From: Arts
ID: 738155
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Arts said:

someone took a photo of one of my framed display shots and claimed it as their own. That was a hairy one, because they did take that photo. However, I owned the subject of the photo and therefore property. boo hoo to them.

You artists, you’re all too precious.

meh, asking for art fro free is no different to asking for any service or product for free. Would a plumber just pop over and fix a few leaky taps for free? would a mechanic just take a quick look at your car and if you can fix it a little for free? not bloody likely.

What you see when you look at art is thousands of hours of learning and correcting and frustrations and experimenting, what you get is a piece of the artists experience. . that’s why it’s as costly as other services

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Date: 18/06/2015 10:07:00
From: Cymek
ID: 738156
Subject: re: June Chatting

Moaning

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Date: 18/06/2015 10:07:01
From: Arts
ID: 738157
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


Arts said:

someone took a photo of one of my framed display shots and claimed it as their own. That was a hairy one, because they did take that photo. However, I owned the subject of the photo and therefore property. boo hoo to them.

How did you find them out?

another student dobbed them in

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Date: 18/06/2015 10:07:49
From: Arts
ID: 738158
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


Arts said:

Arts said:

and it looks like Kia have taken out second place in the car quality rankings…

The 2015 survey of more than 84,000 US car buyers in February and March found that Porsche was once again the top brand for quality. Kia vaulted five spots to take second place and its sister brand Hyundai finished fourth. Jaguar, in third, and Infiniti rounded out the top five finishers in the survey, which asked about problems in the first 90 days of ownership.

The worst-performing brands were Fiat, Smart, Chrysler, Subaru and Jeep. The car owners all had 2015 models.

looks like buying a jeep isn’t all it’s cracked up to be

I’m surprised anything has any problems in the first 90 days. Do they specify what kind of problems? Cup holders squeak or gearbox falls off?

thy sem to run them through some tests, unspecified.

Among the findings:

WINNERS AND LOSERS: Porsche, which won for the third year in a row, had 80 problems per 100 vehicles. Fiat was last of 33 brands with 161.

MOST IMPROVED: Infiniti climbed 18 spots to fifth in the rankings with 97 problems.

BIGGEST SLIDE: The Chrysler brand fell 19 spots with 43 problems.

BEST CORPORATE PERFORMANCE: General Motors, Hyundai, Nissan and Volkswagen had four winners in the segment awards.

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Date: 18/06/2015 10:08:34
From: pommiejohn
ID: 738159
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


pommiejohn said:

Arts said:

someone took a photo of one of my framed display shots and claimed it as their own. That was a hairy one, because they did take that photo. However, I owned the subject of the photo and therefore property. boo hoo to them.

How did you find them out?

another student dobbed them in

Google image search is good. have you tried it? You can upload one of your shots and google searches the internet for it. I’ve found loads of bloggers using my shots.

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Date: 18/06/2015 10:12:21
From: pommiejohn
ID: 738160
Subject: re: June Chatting

I take all of these car rankings with a pinch of salt. The recent one you mentioned put Subaru in the worst few, but another one said:

“ Another Japanese automaker known for building long-lasting, quality vehicles is Subaru. Coming in as the seventh-most reliable vehicle maker, Subaru models average 189,370 miles before their value tanks. Constantly littering top-ten lists, Subaru has carved out a niche in the consumer mindset for being a reliable brand. In fact, recent data shows that 95 percent of all Subaru models sold in the past ten years are still on the road.
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Date: 18/06/2015 10:28:09
From: Arts
ID: 738163
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


Arts said:

pommiejohn said:

How did you find them out?

another student dobbed them in

Google image search is good. have you tried it? You can upload one of your shots and google searches the internet for it. I’ve found loads of bloggers using my shots.

yes. That’s how I found how many times my mantis shot went around. about 300 sites no less. it was a bit too much for me to combat so I’m leaving it as a lesson to myself to be more careful. I did get paid for that shot in a few different ways, so it’s not a huge thing.. but it’s still frustrating that people have no moral conscious.
Same with downloading tv shows, songs, movies etc.. that’s someone’s work, soul, effort, history in there…

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Date: 18/06/2015 10:30:30
From: roughbarked
ID: 738165
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


Arts said:

pommiejohn said:

How did you find them out?

another student dobbed them in

Google image search is good. have you tried it? You can upload one of your shots and google searches the internet for it. I’ve found loads of bloggers using my shots.

What does it search for? The EXIF data? People can change things about the ID of photos they permanently borrow.

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Date: 18/06/2015 10:32:44
From: Arts
ID: 738168
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


I take all of these car rankings with a pinch of salt. The recent one you mentioned put Subaru in the worst few, but another one said:

“ Another Japanese automaker known for building long-lasting, quality vehicles is Subaru. Coming in as the seventh-most reliable vehicle maker, Subaru models average 189,370 miles before their value tanks. Constantly littering top-ten lists, Subaru has carved out a niche in the consumer mindset for being a reliable brand. In fact, recent data shows that 95 percent of all Subaru models sold in the past ten years are still on the road.

perhaps it depends on who sponsors the ‘testing’

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Date: 18/06/2015 10:38:42
From: roughbarked
ID: 738173
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


pommiejohn said:

Arts said:

another student dobbed them in

Google image search is good. have you tried it? You can upload one of your shots and google searches the internet for it. I’ve found loads of bloggers using my shots.

yes. That’s how I found how many times my mantis shot went around. about 300 sites no less. it was a bit too much for me to combat so I’m leaving it as a lesson to myself to be more careful. I did get paid for that shot in a few different ways, so it’s not a huge thing.. but it’s still frustrating that people have no moral conscious.
Same with downloading tv shows, songs, movies etc.. that’s someone’s work, soul, effort, history in there…

You’d think they’d want their own life or at least to do something with it.

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Date: 18/06/2015 10:43:06
From: pommiejohn
ID: 738175
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


pommiejohn said:

Arts said:

another student dobbed them in

Google image search is good. have you tried it? You can upload one of your shots and google searches the internet for it. I’ve found loads of bloggers using my shots.

What does it search for? The EXIF data? People can change things about the ID of photos they permanently borrow.

Dunno, that’s too techy for me :)

Try it is seems to look for the actual image because it offers “ visually similar images.

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Date: 18/06/2015 10:48:03
From: roughbarked
ID: 738177
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


roughbarked said:

pommiejohn said:

Google image search is good. have you tried it? You can upload one of your shots and google searches the internet for it. I’ve found loads of bloggers using my shots.

What does it search for? The EXIF data? People can change things about the ID of photos they permanently borrow.

Dunno, that’s too techy for me :)

Try it is seems to look for the actual image because it offers “ visually similar images.

That could take forever for many images. So many are similar. Don’t think my images are exciting enough to steal.

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Date: 18/06/2015 10:50:33
From: pommiejohn
ID: 738178
Subject: re: June Chatting

Can’t be the exif data. It’s found one even when it’s embedded in an article copied from a magazine.

https://www.google.com.au/search?tbs=sbi:AMhZZitgzQLcEy6tcIfi9w5rRQncpSgvAPByAn70XemVoWablkct6O3f-OIPoXtmNMqnfBs1Bk0t0YXAoRX1odlbXPK9sxKL5JBUSgO6wk5YowKAeTyya9W9N0EL9ZYmLNF_1LRmyFWztdt_1b-p5Kvc-AxbugU5zUWVlaNecOe-2YNeaEX7GxoEHbq1vOwIiz-1JK225Br9Z5IxJrwR6d05vzrl2rGF2EzQqFajQYhUfFcV7nMAZmgOKZk6rKnHHI0v9TzIuuDdLpiUS-jNn9vCz1HrtzuFqLKjoppearpZHRtI8Du-R79MvPJQr4v05J3QpTS-EpwYPxA_1b6jyTmPVoxIVNbgH7K2fslLlHMhW6JsHoVTwJKe0008pVF822Sncg5NP8J3×76NY3rW0MTqhXwzuSpssN62WGatpX4Rwg0NeBwWPGxeiIPWc2QzTXA8fdgy95iH_1PlQiFgL3eHeHXQ2A6RCS8cQYEkM4Nd_18H9GK02QyPyodwzrdJW84hSTxsvYVPKGJS7bVLPHxTJpolwgaUMBDxvNhs1li9kLLX52aHMxt0IqTBE4SOZaO27yxZsPqGQeTj0HWitaz9VoP_14Zfe2qC6ULfZfg48asD8et7J1qLN9XU8Xq62JeUA3kJph93UIbKlqdwdWBsjGpjtV4IlR4DxNMyZ7UTfrVGv3GFhJCghtqofvazDGX46FHL0H-an9QvxZ5BzI5zlC4eMotCkSBN-HxvEfwl43m9OecpIkmB0vDz-F38QrhtgcWkur5fJPnydSVnl7JMks78rmIa-IwYE-eXHPCqTojupbyE9_15g8pfbOY3tl4RsK6QcHhvd6TxBiSa7wX5QFhfXl3KRCM9h6WDEFnm6eoy9AV5T2ZDafpDV917Oc0golxQgFFqbbqXVdqkZLU9yzJsXTCRKLf8-MQs-ddtlYBIIicbm6Q3dN1Rjgign9WR3G0MWKHDlmZO7UfzfJGUPr5X-EYUn-_1jjVlPbqPUjQ3EYL-qM6C1z-CWaLrOEho4RuZNag5Kcm1Bt9JKXJd9vBEOzPirHJLlT5ef7X_1fzgNQuW7-T4xecbUzFk7MPtkgwkyM5AOmhz0eLV5gUHQQLmoehKmELrVlNV2aTwoah4i343snv5olTE3upHo1HzzNmifJOqOWb1uGD_142DdYc902-I8nwKa3VLI7a3EhzXzk4COw5mOaYj6S-0dch0nyGKnoLKl4dkTxshuS1yI0gulUqZooK_1-TpihOnob97WT2kfW1M5ruUgfLAPpMHIhSqQx64PW-CBOHlfNFBe4do5nE48Q5j_1xnAFI4yjnyLBWZm7D0DSMJY95Xz106fCTWUKVlI6Im5xW46_1z11ZpSnJ7nkhwUtlrJGNonZsgmPzhDnndO0mNn2620u8UuE2bACE5pnofv2ENtu3tWDjq37jsdVq2D6c7PUyTgGAEQwGZkXW1hpZVhrOGwOJyLlKsGK5HHsCtNg-Ea4kkLYB6Ruzzj-GfSAKAfsInv2Y-05tSdpboMhcWEuAb_1Hs2cMLDi1tRx_1SDsss0CWowN&btnG=Search%20by%20image

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Date: 18/06/2015 10:51:08
From: pommiejohn
ID: 738179
Subject: re: June Chatting

How do you make a link on this forum?

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Date: 18/06/2015 10:51:17
From: roughbarked
ID: 738180
Subject: re: June Chatting

There are probably too many forums with a Picture Association thread.

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Date: 18/06/2015 10:52:44
From: roughbarked
ID: 738181
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


How do you make a link on this forum?

Link name

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Date: 18/06/2015 10:53:24
From: Arts
ID: 738182
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


pommiejohn said:

roughbarked said:

What does it search for? The EXIF data? People can change things about the ID of photos they permanently borrow.

Dunno, that’s too techy for me :)

Try it is seems to look for the actual image because it offers “ visually similar images.

That could take forever for many images. So many are similar. Don’t think my images are exciting enough to steal.

many times it’s not even active ‘stealing’ it’s just some kid using a shot they google searched on their blog without crediting it. Ignorance isn’t an excuse, but it does allow one to be more lenient. Usually when you ask them to credit the shot they do and all is good. The real big problems is when someone uses your shot as an advertisement to their own ability

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Date: 18/06/2015 10:54:15
From: pommiejohn
ID: 738183
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


Can’t be the exif data. It’s found one even when it’s embedded in an article copied from a magazine.

image search

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Date: 18/06/2015 11:04:46
From: kii
ID: 738186
Subject: re: June Chatting

Greetings and other things.

I had a photo stolen w-a-a-a-y back in the days of negatives and picking up your happy snaps from the local chemist. How did I know? The thief had masked off the photo on the negative strip and the print of the photo had some lines on it from where they’d decided to crop. Idiots.

It was a photo of my cat, Zoe Pusspaws. An Abyssinian x silver tabby, green eyes. She was sitting on an old piano that had a walnut veneer. The colours were luscious. Taken with my trusty Pentax K1000.

I told the pharmacist that I was pretty annoyed, there wasn’t much they could do, except give me a reprint of the print.

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Date: 18/06/2015 11:05:38
From: roughbarked
ID: 738187
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:

The real big problems is when someone uses your shot as an advertisement to their own ability

Which they clearly cannot otherwise demonstrate.

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Date: 18/06/2015 11:23:40
From: Speedy
ID: 738188
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


many times it’s not even active ‘stealing’ it’s just some kid using a shot they google searched on their blog without crediting it. Ignorance isn’t an excuse, but it does allow one to be more lenient. Usually when you ask them to credit the shot they do and all is good. The real big problems is when someone uses your shot as an advertisement to their own ability

A few years ago we designed a new mining device for a mining customer, at their request. There was almost no input from the staff at the mine and they seemed very happy with it. We supplied a working prototype and were paid for both. Job successful!

A couple of years later, when searching for information online for addition to Mr Speedy’s portfolio, I found that the product had been entered into (and won) a competition for innovation in mining. That was no problem, but it was annoying to watch their promotional video. Mine workers who we’d never heard of were claiming that it was their idea and explained how they had developed it. No mention of the fact that the entire project was outsourced and no mention of our company >:(

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Date: 18/06/2015 11:28:54
From: roughbarked
ID: 738189
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Arts said:

many times it’s not even active ‘stealing’ it’s just some kid using a shot they google searched on their blog without crediting it. Ignorance isn’t an excuse, but it does allow one to be more lenient. Usually when you ask them to credit the shot they do and all is good. The real big problems is when someone uses your shot as an advertisement to their own ability

A few years ago we designed a new mining device for a mining customer, at their request. There was almost no input from the staff at the mine and they seemed very happy with it. We supplied a working prototype and were paid for both. Job successful!

A couple of years later, when searching for information online for addition to Mr Speedy’s portfolio, I found that the product had been entered into (and won) a competition for innovation in mining. That was no problem, but it was annoying to watch their promotional video. Mine workers who we’d never heard of were claiming that it was their idea and explained how they had developed it. No mention of the fact that the entire project was outsourced and no mention of our company >:(

People said that about the bow and arrow too.

It is natural for all species to imitate. Stating that ideas gleaned from others are yours is either theft of intellectual property or the spreading of good ideas. Depends how possessive one is of their brainwaves.

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Date: 18/06/2015 11:29:22
From: roughbarked
ID: 738190
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Arts said:

many times it’s not even active ‘stealing’ it’s just some kid using a shot they google searched on their blog without crediting it. Ignorance isn’t an excuse, but it does allow one to be more lenient. Usually when you ask them to credit the shot they do and all is good. The real big problems is when someone uses your shot as an advertisement to their own ability

A few years ago we designed a new mining device for a mining customer, at their request. There was almost no input from the staff at the mine and they seemed very happy with it. We supplied a working prototype and were paid for both. Job successful!

A couple of years later, when searching for information online for addition to Mr Speedy’s portfolio, I found that the product had been entered into (and won) a competition for innovation in mining. That was no problem, but it was annoying to watch their promotional video. Mine workers who we’d never heard of were claiming that it was their idea and explained how they had developed it. No mention of the fact that the entire project was outsourced and no mention of our company >:(

People said that about the bow and arrow too.

It is natural for all species to imitate. Stating that ideas gleaned from others are yours is either theft of intellectual property or the spreading of good ideas. Depends how possessive one is of their brainwaves.

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Date: 18/06/2015 11:30:49
From: roughbarked
ID: 738191
Subject: re: June Chatting

Damn. I got a message that the site couldn’t be contacted so I reposted. duh.

Anyway, why would anyone want to steal my images?

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Date: 18/06/2015 11:41:28
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 738192
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


How do you make a link on this forum?

to show an image you can use ! at either end of an address

like this

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Date: 18/06/2015 11:41:56
From: Speedy
ID: 738193
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Speedy said:

Arts said:

many times it’s not even active ‘stealing’ it’s just some kid using a shot they google searched on their blog without crediting it. Ignorance isn’t an excuse, but it does allow one to be more lenient. Usually when you ask them to credit the shot they do and all is good. The real big problems is when someone uses your shot as an advertisement to their own ability

A few years ago we designed a new mining device for a mining customer, at their request. There was almost no input from the staff at the mine and they seemed very happy with it. We supplied a working prototype and were paid for both. Job successful!

A couple of years later, when searching for information online for addition to Mr Speedy’s portfolio, I found that the product had been entered into (and won) a competition for innovation in mining. That was no problem, but it was annoying to watch their promotional video. Mine workers who we’d never heard of were claiming that it was their idea and explained how they had developed it. No mention of the fact that the entire project was outsourced and no mention of our company >:(

People said that about the bow and arrow too.

It is natural for all species to imitate. Stating that ideas gleaned from others are yours is either theft of intellectual property or the spreading of good ideas. Depends how possessive one is of their brainwaves.

It is a designer’s lot. Once contracted to develop a product and he has been renumerated as agreed, the design ownership passes to the customer. The customer can do with the design as they please, but they cannot claim that it was their own design/invention unless they were heavily involved in the design process. That is my understanding, at least. We have customers who have patented Mr Speedy’s designs, but the patents clearly state Mr Speedy’s name as joint inventor.

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Date: 18/06/2015 11:44:13
From: transition
ID: 738194
Subject: re: June Chatting

>No mention of the fact ..”’

call it extraction

put on some nice jazz and kick back

#Slow Blues – Thomann baritone saxophone – Runyon Quantum #19 – Fibracell medium

i’m doin’ it now

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Date: 18/06/2015 11:44:49
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 738195
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


pommiejohn said:

How do you make a link on this forum?

to show an image you can use ! at either end of an address

like this


http://jalapenoberry.com/media/boobs-eye-contact_admin100214898mu.jpg

put a ! at the start and end of the address

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Date: 18/06/2015 11:45:52
From: roughbarked
ID: 738196
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


roughbarked said:

Speedy said:

A few years ago we designed a new mining device for a mining customer, at their request. There was almost no input from the staff at the mine and they seemed very happy with it. We supplied a working prototype and were paid for both. Job successful!

A couple of years later, when searching for information online for addition to Mr Speedy’s portfolio, I found that the product had been entered into (and won) a competition for innovation in mining. That was no problem, but it was annoying to watch their promotional video. Mine workers who we’d never heard of were claiming that it was their idea and explained how they had developed it. No mention of the fact that the entire project was outsourced and no mention of our company >:(

People said that about the bow and arrow too.

It is natural for all species to imitate. Stating that ideas gleaned from others are yours is either theft of intellectual property or the spreading of good ideas. Depends how possessive one is of their brainwaves.

It is a designer’s lot. Once contracted to develop a product and he has been renumerated as agreed, the design ownership passes to the customer. The customer can do with the design as they please, but they cannot claim that it was their own design/invention unless they were heavily involved in the design process. That is my understanding, at least. We have customers who have patented Mr Speedy’s designs, but the patents clearly state Mr Speedy’s name as joint inventor.

Yeah well. Southern Cross windmills had to acknowledge that they improved a copy of an American invention.

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Date: 18/06/2015 11:46:26
From: Speedy
ID: 738197
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


call it extraction

Nocando. I call it a lie.

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Date: 18/06/2015 11:53:50
From: transition
ID: 738198
Subject: re: June Chatting

>Nocando. I call it a lie.

few of them ‘round, let ol’ know if you plan on removin’ them all in a hurry
so that little ol’ might put into place an alternate reality before the oblivion

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Date: 18/06/2015 11:57:46
From: dv
ID: 738199
Subject: re: June Chatting

By the way, all the instructions for mark-up on this forum are given right below the Submit button, under the heading “Textile mark-up quick reference”.

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Date: 18/06/2015 11:59:42
From: Speedy
ID: 738200
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


>Nocando. I call it a lie.

few of them ‘round, let ol’ know if you plan on removin’ them all in a hurry
so that little ol’ might put into place an alternate reality before the oblivion

Hmmmm. I don’t understand.

FWIW, I just found their schmick video online again >:(

It made me LOL when I realised their choice of riff for the intro. It is ACDC’s “Who Made Who?”

But this same customer has this week given us a new project that they will pay for, so all is forgiven :)

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:02:38
From: Dropbear
ID: 738201
Subject: re: June Chatting

InvisiBill is having a cracking week eh?

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:04:12
From: dv
ID: 738202
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


InvisiBill is having a cracking week eh?

I don’t believe in him.

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:04:13
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 738203
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


By the way, all the instructions for mark-up on this forum are given right below the Submit button, under the heading “Textile mark-up quick reference”.

tl,dr

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:05:15
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 738204
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


InvisiBill is having a cracking week eh?

I must watch too much news.
i have never noticed that BS is missing in action.

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:05:22
From: transition
ID: 738205
Subject: re: June Chatting

>It made me LOL when I realised their choice of riff for the intro. It is ACDC’s “Who Made Who?”
But this same customer has this week given us a new project that they will pay for, so all is forgiven :)

welcome to the social order’n enjoy the lubri$ant, at this point you’ll be inclined’n further imbued of the adult art of sublimation’n dissemblance will be your friend.

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:10:12
From: dv
ID: 738207
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://fivethirtyeight.com/datalab/the-dominican-republics-revocation-of-citizenship-creates-200000-stateless-people/

The Dominican Republic’s Revocation Of Citizenship Creates 200,000 Stateless People

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:17:51
From: Speedy
ID: 738208
Subject: re: June Chatting

Just got off the phone to another customer’s accounts dept. I have not had to contact this dept. by phone in the past, so was not sure what to expect.

It is a big miner that we all know. One that has been criticised heavily in the media recently for not serving Australia’s best interests.

Their accounts people are in Sri Lanka. I know it is becoming common practice to centralise processes, but this is just not good enough from them >:(

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:22:21
From: Dropbear
ID: 738209
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Dropbear said:

InvisiBill is having a cracking week eh?

I don’t believe in him.

There’s anecdotal evidence that he exists

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:23:57
From: Dropbear
ID: 738210
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Dropbear said:

InvisiBill is having a cracking week eh?

I must watch too much news.
i have never noticed that BS is missing in action.

I do occasionally get glimpses of some bloke vehemently agreeing with the government, but surely that can’t be the opposition leader

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:25:06
From: dv
ID: 738211
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


dv said:

Dropbear said:

InvisiBill is having a cracking week eh?

I don’t believe in him.

There’s anecdotal evidence that he exists

Where are the wingnuts

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:25:55
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738212
Subject: re: June Chatting

>Their accounts people are in Sri Lanka.

Maybe they’re on holiday.

;)

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:27:07
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738213
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cup of tea then it’s on the bike, out to lunch, then peep in the antique shop.

Max 7 today, min -4. So it’s hearty beef stew tonight methinks.

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:28:14
From: Dropbear
ID: 738214
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Cup of tea then it’s on the bike, out to lunch, then peep in the antique shop.

Max 7 today, min -4. So it’s hearty beef stew tonight methinks.

That is f’ing dire.

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:29:09
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738215
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Bubblecar said:

Cup of tea then it’s on the bike, out to lunch, then peep in the antique shop.

Max 7 today, min -4. So it’s hearty beef stew tonight methinks.

That is f’ing dire.

Don’t mind a bit of brisk weather, me.

-4 for the following two nights, too.

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:29:42
From: Speedy
ID: 738216
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


>Their accounts people are in Sri Lanka.

Maybe they’re on holiday.

;)

:)

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:30:06
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 738217
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Bubblecar said:

Cup of tea then it’s on the bike, out to lunch, then peep in the antique shop.

Max 7 today, min -4. So it’s hearty beef stew tonight methinks.

That is f’ing dire.

You only say that because you don’t have a frock-coat with a cape to wear out and about.

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:30:24
From: poikilotherm
ID: 738218
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Dropbear said:

Bubblecar said:

Cup of tea then it’s on the bike, out to lunch, then peep in the antique shop.

Max 7 today, min -4. So it’s hearty beef stew tonight methinks.

That is f’ing dire.

You only say that because you don’t have a frock-coat with a cape to wear out and about.

Or a step through with basket attached.

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:31:29
From: Dropbear
ID: 738219
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Dropbear said:

Bubblecar said:

Cup of tea then it’s on the bike, out to lunch, then peep in the antique shop.

Max 7 today, min -4. So it’s hearty beef stew tonight methinks.

That is f’ing dire.

You only say that because you don’t have a frock-coat with a cape to wear out and about.

My pantaloons are being taken up

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:33:12
From: Cymek
ID: 738220
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Dropbear said:

Bubblecar said:

Cup of tea then it’s on the bike, out to lunch, then peep in the antique shop.

Max 7 today, min -4. So it’s hearty beef stew tonight methinks.

That is f’ing dire.

You only say that because you don’t have a frock-coat with a cape to wear out and about.

Don’t forget his phantom of the opera mask

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:34:30
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738221
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


You only say that because you don’t have a frock-coat with a cape to wear out and about.

I’ve decided it’s too windy for the caped coat so I’m going to wear the other one.

The cape looks a bit daft when it’s blowing behind you like Superman in flight.

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:35:43
From: Cymek
ID: 738222
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

You only say that because you don’t have a frock-coat with a cape to wear out and about.

I’ve decided it’s too windy for the caped coat so I’m going to wear the other one.

The cape looks a bit daft when it’s blowing behind you like Superman in flight.

You could Superman yourself around the streets

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:37:23
From: poikilotherm
ID: 738223
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

You only say that because you don’t have a frock-coat with a cape to wear out and about.

I’ve decided it’s too windy for the caped coat so I’m going to wear the other one.

The cape looks a bit daft when it’s blowing behind you like Superman in flight.

How do you prevent it blowing behind you on the bike?

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:38:24
From: Dropbear
ID: 738224
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Bubblecar said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

You only say that because you don’t have a frock-coat with a cape to wear out and about.

I’ve decided it’s too windy for the caped coat so I’m going to wear the other one.

The cape looks a bit daft when it’s blowing behind you like Superman in flight.

How do you prevent it blowing behind you on the bike?

Tuck it into your stockings

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:39:14
From: poikilotherm
ID: 738225
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


poikilotherm said:

Bubblecar said:

I’ve decided it’s too windy for the caped coat so I’m going to wear the other one.

The cape looks a bit daft when it’s blowing behind you like Superman in flight.

How do you prevent it blowing behind you on the bike?

Tuck it into your stockings

ha

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:39:59
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738226
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


How do you prevent it blowing behind you on the bike?

On still days it stays more or less in place, if I clutch it now and then. Really needs a nice brooch or suchlike to hold it together at the front.

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:40:26
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738227
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bloody hell now it’s raining :(

That wasn’t forecast.

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:41:06
From: poikilotherm
ID: 738228
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Bloody hell now it’s raining :(

That wasn’t forecast.

Use your superfluous cape as a rain hood.

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:41:19
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738229
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Bloody hell now it’s raining :(

That wasn’t forecast.

Apparently it was: Slight (20%) chance of a shower. Hopefully it’ll blow over quickly.

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:42:10
From: Cymek
ID: 738230
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear so do you reckon John (you know nothing) Snow is dead ?

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:42:34
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738231
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Bloody hell now it’s raining :(

That wasn’t forecast.

Can you put yourself into an induced coma until the worst of it is over?

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:43:32
From: dv
ID: 738233
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar needs a superhero name, like The Spotted Quoll.

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:44:14
From: dv
ID: 738234
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Bubblecar said:

Bloody hell now it’s raining :(

That wasn’t forecast.

Can you put yourself into an induced coma until the worst of it is over?

ROFL

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:44:16
From: Dropbear
ID: 738235
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Dropbear so do you reckon John (you know nothing) Snow is dead ?

I reckon he’s dead (to release him from the NW) but MS will revive him. I think his story at the wall is ended

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:44:34
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738236
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Bubblecar said:

Bloody hell now it’s raining :(

That wasn’t forecast.

Can you put yourself into an induced coma until the worst of it is over?

I’m wanting a hot lunch in one of the caffs but I’m not wanting to be drenched when I get there.

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:46:55
From: poikilotherm
ID: 738238
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Dropbear so do you reckon John (you know nothing) Snow is dead ?

He did cop a lot of stabbing.

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:47:23
From: Cymek
ID: 738239
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Cymek said:

Dropbear so do you reckon John (you know nothing) Snow is dead ?

I reckon he’s dead (to release him from the NW) but MS will revive him. I think his story at the wall is ended

That seems to be the popular theory, perhaps he becomes a white walker and gets revenge

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:47:43
From: Dropbear
ID: 738240
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Cymek said:

Dropbear so do you reckon John (you know nothing) Snow is dead ?

He did cop a lot of stabbing.

Thank Rholor we have a priestess handy

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:48:25
From: poikilotherm
ID: 738242
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


poikilotherm said:

Cymek said:

Dropbear so do you reckon John (you know nothing) Snow is dead ?

He did cop a lot of stabbing.

Thank Rholor we have a priestess handy

If she doesn’t burn him first. Seems pointless to send her back to the wall without doing as such though.

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:48:32
From: Cymek
ID: 738243
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Cymek said:

Dropbear so do you reckon John (you know nothing) Snow is dead ?

He did cop a lot of stabbing.

All over some watch

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:49:55
From: Dropbear
ID: 738245
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Dropbear said:

Cymek said:

Dropbear so do you reckon John (you know nothing) Snow is dead ?

I reckon he’s dead (to release him from the NW) but MS will revive him. I think his story at the wall is ended

That seems to be the popular theory, perhaps he becomes a white walker and gets revenge

My guess is she will take the body, res him, and then he will go after Bolton.

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:50:11
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 738246
Subject: re: June Chatting

Are there any Asians or Africans on GOT?

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:50:42
From: Cymek
ID: 738247
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Cymek said:

Dropbear said:

I reckon he’s dead (to release him from the NW) but MS will revive him. I think his story at the wall is ended

That seems to be the popular theory, perhaps he becomes a white walker and gets revenge

My guess is she will take the body, res him, and then he will go after Bolton.

Quite likely

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:50:46
From: dv
ID: 738248
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Are there any Asians or Africans on GOT?

It’s not set on Earth.

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:51:01
From: Cymek
ID: 738249
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Are there any Asians or Africans on GOT?

Not that I remember

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:51:04
From: poikilotherm
ID: 738250
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Are there any Asians or Africans on GOT?

No, it’s fantasy…

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:51:17
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738251
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rain’s back in its box so I’m off.

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:52:44
From: Dropbear
ID: 738252
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Are there any Asians or Africans on GOT?

No, they use real people

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:52:57
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 738253
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

Are there any Asians or Africans on GOT?

No, it’s fantasy…


And what a fantasy! :-P

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:53:12
From: Cymek
ID: 738254
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Rain’s back in its box so I’m off.

Stay safe, take care

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:53:30
From: poikilotherm
ID: 738255
Subject: re: June Chatting

What’s not to love about retail;

Customer: Oh, you know you look a lot fatter in your ad, the camera must add quite a bit.

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:54:24
From: roughbarked
ID: 738256
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Are there any Asians or Africans on GOT?

why? have they got better tits?

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:55:44
From: roughbarked
ID: 738257
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


poikilotherm said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

Are there any Asians or Africans on GOT?

No, it’s fantasy…


And what a fantasy! :-P

birds of a feather.

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Date: 18/06/2015 12:56:13
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 738258
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


What’s not to love about retail;

Customer: Oh, you know you look a lot fatter in your ad, the camera must add quite a bit.

Did you tell them that ugly is forever?

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Date: 18/06/2015 13:04:16
From: Speedy
ID: 738260
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


What’s not to love about retail;

Customer: Oh, you know you look a lot fatter in your ad, the camera must add quite a bit.

:/ Some people just have no idea.

When my FIL told a neighbour a few years ago that he had lymphoma, which was “a type of cancer”, she asked in a very concerned manner:

“Are you all riddled with it?”

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Date: 18/06/2015 13:06:29
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 738263
Subject: re: June Chatting

This may interest you Poik:

http://www.theage.com.au/technology/sci-tech/extreme-exercise-can-lead-to-blood-poisoning-monash-university-study-finds-20150617-ghpw7i.html

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Date: 18/06/2015 13:07:38
From: kii
ID: 738264
Subject: re: June Chatting

Just finished GoT season 4.

Go Tyrion!

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Date: 18/06/2015 13:09:34
From: kii
ID: 738265
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Bubblecar needs a superhero name, like The Spotted Quoll.

I think he calls himself The Lone Marmoset.

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Date: 18/06/2015 13:10:55
From: Cymek
ID: 738266
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Just finished GoT season 4.

Go Tyrion!

Don’t read chat further down as it has a spoiler unless you already know what happens at the end of season 5

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Date: 18/06/2015 13:11:34
From: Dropbear
ID: 738267
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Just finished GoT season 4.

Go Tyrion!

Now do S5

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Date: 18/06/2015 13:12:37
From: Cymek
ID: 738268
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


kii said:

Just finished GoT season 4.

Go Tyrion!

Now do S5

Are they up to the books

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Date: 18/06/2015 13:13:46
From: kii
ID: 738269
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


kii said:

Just finished GoT season 4.

Go Tyrion!

Don’t read chat further down as it has a spoiler unless you already know what happens at the end of season 5

I sort of know and I did read chat. Working with GoT stuff all around me it’s inevitable that bits leak through *shrugs * I sort of knew about Prince Oberyn…remembered just before the great squish…so I hid my eyes, put my fingers in my ears and said lalalalala…really loudly.

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Date: 18/06/2015 13:14:28
From: Dropbear
ID: 738270
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Dropbear said:

kii said:

Just finished GoT season 4.

Go Tyrion!

Now do S5

Are they up to the books

Yep

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Date: 18/06/2015 13:15:13
From: buffy
ID: 738271
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hello Holidayers. Lunch report: cold chook and bread and hot milo and a plain biscuit.

Gosh my life is exciting.

Now to continue preparing for stocktake. Next Tuesday is the day. The database is set up. Some entries have been made.

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Date: 18/06/2015 13:20:00
From: kii
ID: 738272
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


kii said:

Just finished GoT season 4.

Go Tyrion!

Now do S5

Well……will they repeat it on HBO? I think we’d have to change our cable plan. Let me think about it.

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Date: 18/06/2015 13:21:12
From: buffy
ID: 738273
Subject: re: June Chatting

Really wenting now.

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Date: 18/06/2015 13:24:15
From: poikilotherm
ID: 738274
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


This may interest you Poik:

http://www.theage.com.au/technology/sci-tech/extreme-exercise-can-lead-to-blood-poisoning-monash-university-study-finds-20150617-ghpw7i.html

All over that one WR. :) , an interesting read through.

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Date: 18/06/2015 13:26:25
From: poikilotherm
ID: 738275
Subject: re: June Chatting

I watched an ultra running doco and a guy died from lack of prior training – must be something wrong jn peoples heads if they think they can run 300k with no training.

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Date: 18/06/2015 13:29:01
From: Dropbear
ID: 738276
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Dropbear said:

kii said:

Just finished GoT season 4.

Go Tyrion!

Now do S5

Well……will they repeat it on HBO? I think we’d have to change our cable plan. Let me think about it.

If you can’t get it just assume everyone dies

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Date: 18/06/2015 13:31:46
From: transition
ID: 738277
Subject: re: June Chatting

listenin’…tappin’ foot

#Bob Seger – Real At The Time

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Date: 18/06/2015 13:32:02
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738278
Subject: re: June Chatting

I just hope Bubblecar hasn’t got his cape caught in the bike chain, lost control and got cleaned up by a b-double roadtrain going the opposite way doing 110kph.

paces up and down

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Date: 18/06/2015 13:32:17
From: kii
ID: 738279
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


kii said:

Dropbear said:

Now do S5

Well……will they repeat it on HBO? I think we’d have to change our cable plan. Let me think about it.

If you can’t get it just assume everyone dies

So..Valar Morghulis. There’s a raffle at work for signs and posters used in the DVD/Music dept. I want the 3 eyed raven with All Men Must Die. I want it for the raven and a young woman who works in the music dept. wants it for the words :/ She’s really weird.

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Date: 18/06/2015 13:34:07
From: Cymek
ID: 738280
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Dropbear said:

kii said:

Well……will they repeat it on HBO? I think we’d have to change our cable plan. Let me think about it.

If you can’t get it just assume everyone dies

So..Valar Morghulis. There’s a raffle at work for signs and posters used in the DVD/Music dept. I want the 3 eyed raven with All Men Must Die. I want it for the raven and a young woman who works in the music dept. wants it for the words :/ She’s really weird.

Is she a goth ?

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Date: 18/06/2015 13:34:48
From: Speedy
ID: 738281
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


I just hope Bubblecar hasn’t got his cape caught in the bike chain, lost control and got cleaned up by a b-double roadtrain going the opposite way doing 110kph.

paces up and down

I think he decided against the cape PWM, as he needed a brooch for it to look right on the bike. No need for concern, yet.

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Date: 18/06/2015 13:36:07
From: kii
ID: 738282
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


kii said:

Dropbear said:

If you can’t get it just assume everyone dies

So..Valar Morghulis. There’s a raffle at work for signs and posters used in the DVD/Music dept. I want the 3 eyed raven with All Men Must Die. I want it for the raven and a young woman who works in the music dept. wants it for the words :/ She’s really weird.

Is she a goth ?

No. Not sure what you’d call her clan.

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Date: 18/06/2015 13:36:14
From: Cymek
ID: 738283
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Peak Warming Man said:

I just hope Bubblecar hasn’t got his cape caught in the bike chain, lost control and got cleaned up by a b-double roadtrain going the opposite way doing 110kph.

paces up and down

I think he decided against the cape PWM, as he needed a brooch for it to look right on the bike. No need for concern, yet.

It’s more likely Rodneys twin brother has gotten revenge

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Date: 18/06/2015 13:37:23
From: Speedy
ID: 738285
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


I watched an ultra running doco and a guy died from lack of prior training – must be something wrong jn peoples heads if they think they can run 300k with no training.

I remember my brother had a girlfriend who was a triathlete. She decided to compete in the Dubai marathon, but hadn’t trained under those conditions before. She ended up collapsing not far from the finish line and ended up in hospital and was at real risk of permanent kidney damage.

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Date: 18/06/2015 13:39:50
From: transition
ID: 738290
Subject: re: June Chatting

>I just hope Bubblecar hasn’t got his cape caught in the bike chain, lost control and got cleaned up by a b-double roadtrain going the opposite way doing 110kph

keen indulgence of the detail of what hopes won’t happen

little ol’ me ought do somethin’, work of some sort, well home jobs, always plenty to do

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Date: 18/06/2015 13:39:58
From: kii
ID: 738291
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


poikilotherm said:

I watched an ultra running doco and a guy died from lack of prior training – must be something wrong jn peoples heads if they think they can run 300k with no training.

I remember my brother had a girlfriend who was a triathlete. She decided to compete in the Dubai marathon, but hadn’t trained under those conditions before. She ended up collapsing not far from the finish line and ended up in hospital and was at real risk of permanent kidney damage.

Gee, such stoopid.

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Date: 18/06/2015 13:42:27
From: Speedy
ID: 738293
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Speedy said:

poikilotherm said:

I watched an ultra running doco and a guy died from lack of prior training – must be something wrong jn peoples heads if they think they can run 300k with no training.

I remember my brother had a girlfriend who was a triathlete. She decided to compete in the Dubai marathon, but hadn’t trained under those conditions before. She ended up collapsing not far from the finish line and ended up in hospital and was at real risk of permanent kidney damage.

Gee, such stoopid.

Well yes. She’s known as the bimbo one :)

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Date: 18/06/2015 15:11:32
From: Spider Lily
ID: 738303
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Cymek said:

Dropbear said:

I reckon he’s dead (to release him from the NW) but MS will revive him. I think his story at the wall is ended

That seems to be the popular theory, perhaps he becomes a white walker and gets revenge

My guess is she will take the body, res him, and then he will go after Bolton.

I too have just finished watching and agree that he is only finished at the Watch. Now is Sansa Stark dead after that jump, we didn’t get to see the result? I don’t believe so, I think Brienne of Tarth will still save her. Now did Brienne of Tarth kill Stannis, yes I believe she did as she is a woman of her word but we didn’t get to see the body.

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Date: 18/06/2015 15:12:21
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738304
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Max 7 today, min -4. So it’s hearty beef stew tonight methinks.

Actually I bought a big juicy ham hock so it’ll be pea & ham.

Antique shop had one pitcher that might do the trick above the kitchen mantelpiece – a large Chinese watercolour of flowers & birdy (1.5m across)

But I’m not sure. I’ll have another look tomorrow.

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Date: 18/06/2015 15:17:05
From: Dropbear
ID: 738306
Subject: re: June Chatting

Sansa is alive I think. Stannis may be alive as it was a cut away. She may have aimed high.

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Date: 18/06/2015 15:19:12
From: transition
ID: 738307
Subject: re: June Chatting

be coffeein’, done had a nap ol’ did
listenin’, foot tappin’, all’s good

#Bob Seger and John Fogerty Record, Who’ll Stop the Rain

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Date: 18/06/2015 15:22:10
From: Cymek
ID: 738308
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Sansa is alive I think. Stannis may be alive as it was a cut away. She may have aimed high.

Keeping him alive is a punishment itself, he lost everything most of which was at his own hand

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Date: 18/06/2015 15:22:34
From: Spider Lily
ID: 738309
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Sansa is alive I think. Stannis may be alive as it was a cut away. She may have aimed high.

They do like to show the mangled lifeless bodies but I guess we have to wait a year sigh

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Date: 18/06/2015 15:24:37
From: furious
ID: 738310
Subject: re: June Chatting

Meanwhile, in the real world, “White gunman shoots dead nine people at black church in Charleston”

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Date: 18/06/2015 15:58:39
From: dv
ID: 738317
Subject: re: June Chatting

I had no idea that John Cougar Mellencamp was basically some kind of communist…

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Date: 18/06/2015 16:04:56
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 738321
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


I had no idea that John Cougar Mellencamp was basically some kind of communist…

Oligarchical collectivism FTW?

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Date: 18/06/2015 16:08:10
From: transition
ID: 738322
Subject: re: June Chatting

>I had no idea that John Cougar Mellencamp was basically some kind of communist…

bit of a stretch

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Date: 18/06/2015 16:15:55
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 738323
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


I had no idea that John Cougar Mellencamp was basically some kind of communist…

So what makes you say that?

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Date: 18/06/2015 16:18:52
From: transition
ID: 738324
Subject: re: June Chatting

>So what makes you say that?

try’n think like ronald reagan, don’t do it for too long though, there maybe no road back home.

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Date: 18/06/2015 16:23:16
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 738325
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


>So what makes you say that?

try’n think like ronald reagan, don’t do it for too long though, there maybe no road back home.

Sometimes I wonder if you don’t even try to make some sense…

:-)

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Date: 18/06/2015 16:29:34
From: dv
ID: 738328
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


dv said:

I had no idea that John Cougar Mellencamp was basically some kind of communist…

So what makes you say that?

Okay perhaps that’s too strong but he played music on Obama’s campaign trail and commented that he would have been happy with either Obama or Hillary except that neither of them is liberal enough. He favours same sex marriage and wealth redistribution. Had a good anti-Reagan song called Country Gentleman.

I suppose I have a prejudice in that I assume Country and Western singers are conservative but there seems to be a stack of counter examples. Garth Brooks, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, the Dixie Chicks, Tim McGraw just off hand.

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Date: 18/06/2015 16:30:11
From: dv
ID: 738329
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


transition said:

>So what makes you say that?

try’n think like ronald reagan, don’t do it for too long though, there maybe no road back home.

Sometimes I wonder if you don’t even try to make some sense…

:-)

One day he’ll try and then: hed asplode.

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Date: 18/06/2015 16:31:52
From: roughbarked
ID: 738331
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

transition said:

>So what makes you say that?

try’n think like ronald reagan, don’t do it for too long though, there maybe no road back home.

Sometimes I wonder if you don’t even try to make some sense…

:-)

One day he’ll try and then: hed asplode.

hedz…

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Date: 18/06/2015 16:44:57
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738334
Subject: re: June Chatting

Here’s the Cougar.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KoaIYB0qTQY

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Date: 18/06/2015 16:45:56
From: poikilotherm
ID: 738335
Subject: re: June Chatting

burka the box…

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Date: 18/06/2015 16:56:26
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 738336
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


burka the box…

muslim men should wear the burka

see how they like it

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Date: 18/06/2015 16:59:27
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 738337
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


poikilotherm said:

burka the box…

muslim men should wear the burka

see how they like it

I think forcing women to cover up with the burka is sexist

muslims need to be told that

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:02:51
From: roughbarked
ID: 738338
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

poikilotherm said:

burka the box…

muslim men should wear the burka

see how they like it

I think forcing women to cover up with the burka is sexist

muslims need to be told that

Women may wish to hide themselves from the view of Muslim men.

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:05:56
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 738340
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

muslim men should wear the burka

see how they like it

I think forcing women to cover up with the burka is sexist

muslims need to be told that

Women may wish to hide themselves from the view of Muslim men.

tell them once upon a time all humans were nude

and didn’t care about being nude

and were not ashamed to be nude

because it was natural to be nude

and ran around outside in the nude

etc

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:07:26
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 738341
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

muslim men should wear the burka

see how they like it

I think forcing women to cover up with the burka is sexist

muslims need to be told that

Women may wish to hide themselves from the view of Muslim men.

Perhaps they are doing everyone a favour?

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:11:33
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 738342
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:12:56
From: dv
ID: 738343
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Here’s the Cougar.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KoaIYB0qTQY

Those ads were tops

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:13:23
From: AwesomeO
ID: 738344
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

poikilotherm said:

burka the box…

muslim men should wear the burka

see how they like it

I think forcing women to cover up with the burka is sexist

muslims need to be told that

Must be a new forum record for flouncing out with a dummy spit and return.

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:14:43
From: dv
ID: 738345
Subject: re: June Chatting

One thing about transition…

His threads are all on topics that you and I sorted out and got over in our pre-teens. They are obvious ideas, and it quickly becomes apparent that the hypotheses are either counter to evidence or untestable. We thought about them as we were developing, then moved on to more serious pursuits like the physical sciences.

Tranny seems stuck in that mode.

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:15:44
From: dv
ID: 738346
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

muslim men should wear the burka

see how they like it

I think forcing women to cover up with the burka is sexist

muslims need to be told that

Must be a new forum record for flouncing out with a dummy spit and return.

He’s the regional 200 metre flounce champion.

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:16:56
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738347
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


One thing about transition…

His threads are all on topics that you and I sorted out and got over in our pre-teens. They are obvious ideas, and it quickly becomes apparent that the hypotheses are either counter to evidence or untestable. We thought about them as we were developing, then moved on to more serious pursuits like the physical sciences.

Tranny seems stuck in that mode.

OTOH, he’s seldom gratuitously disrespectful, so perhaps we can learn from that.

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:17:09
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 738348
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

muslim men should wear the burka

see how they like it

I think forcing women to cover up with the burka is sexist

muslims need to be told that

Must be a new forum record for flouncing out with a dummy spit and return.

I learnt that off BC

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:19:23
From: transition
ID: 738349
Subject: re: June Chatting

>….stuck in that mode.

i’m listenin’, please continue

fire’s goin’, shortly’s TV time

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:20:02
From: dv
ID: 738350
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


dv said:

One thing about transition…

His threads are all on topics that you and I sorted out and got over in our pre-teens. They are obvious ideas, and it quickly becomes apparent that the hypotheses are either counter to evidence or untestable. We thought about them as we were developing, then moved on to more serious pursuits like the physical sciences.

Tranny seems stuck in that mode.

OTOH, he’s seldom gratuitously disrespectful, so perhaps we can learn from that.

If by gratuitously we mean “being without apparent reason, cause, or justification”, then I’m never gratuitously disrespectful, which is better than seldom.

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:20:31
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738351
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peanam now simmering contentedly. Planning a night of reading neglected fiction while keeping warm & cosy.

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:22:10
From: dv
ID: 738352
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-05-28/barns-newhouse-detention-centre-secrecy-just-got-even-worse/6501086

Border Force Act: detention secrecy just got worse

—-

One thing Australia lacks is decent whistleblower protection laws.

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:23:16
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738353
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


If by gratuitously we mean “being without apparent reason, cause, or justification”, then I’m never gratuitously disrespectful, which is better than seldom.

“His threads are all on topics that you and I sorted out and got over in our pre-teens.”

With due respect, there’s a shitload of uncalled-for haughtiness going on there.

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:23:16
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 738354
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:23:34
From: AwesomeO
ID: 738355
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-05-28/barns-newhouse-detention-centre-secrecy-just-got-even-worse/6501086

Border Force Act: detention secrecy just got worse

—-

One thing Australia lacks is decent whistleblower protection laws.

They named names.

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:23:59
From: Cymek
ID: 738356
Subject: re: June Chatting

Is their really any reason to be disrespectful to anyone who doesn’t outrightly insult you and even then its “meh” why should I care.

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:26:55
From: dv
ID: 738357
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Is their really any reason to be disrespectful to anyone who doesn’t outrightly insult you and even then its “meh” why should I care.

I dunno.

I suppose there’s nothing much to citag about now that this is a general forum rather than a sci-forum.

Might just be a personal thing.

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:28:24
From: AwesomeO
ID: 738358
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Is their really any reason to be disrespectful to anyone who doesn’t outrightly insult you and even then its “meh” why should I care.

Sure there is, you can be disrespectful to someone whose ideas deserve derision…even if they don’t outrightly insult you.

Of course they may not think their ideas are derisory and thus the cut and thrust of Internet forums.

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:29:36
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 738359
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Is their really any reason to be disrespectful to anyone who doesn’t outrightly insult you and even then its “meh” why should I care.

That’s what yo momma said…

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:30:01
From: dv
ID: 738360
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


dv said:

If by gratuitously we mean “being without apparent reason, cause, or justification”, then I’m never gratuitously disrespectful, which is better than seldom.

“His threads are all on topics that you and I sorted out and got over in our pre-teens.”

With due respect, there’s a shitload of uncalled-for haughtiness going on there.

Alright, alright, I’ll pull my head in. It’s harmless.

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:32:16
From: transition
ID: 738361
Subject: re: June Chatting

>…… haughtiness going on there.

96%+‘d relate to what doin’ i’d reckon, mundane stuff
all’s good though little ol’ is right here enjoyin’ himself
so none trouble dismissin’ some that other’s ego fluff

listenin’….Pinetop Perkins, Chicken Shack
! https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a9/Pinetop_Perkins_2.jpg!

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:35:37
From: dv
ID: 738363
Subject: re: June Chatting

What’s the deal with recipes that specify half a cup of butter? It’s not a liquid … it’s marked in grams. How is “cup” going to help me?

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:36:43
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738364
Subject: re: June Chatting

Might mosie on down , nice and easy like, and negotiate the vending of some piscatorial nom.

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:37:47
From: AwesomeO
ID: 738365
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Might mosie on down , nice and easy like, and negotiate the vending of some piscatorial nom.

Yup, make no sudden movements and you should be right.

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:39:09
From: poikilotherm
ID: 738366
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


What’s the deal with recipes that specify half a cup of butter? It’s not a liquid … it’s marked in grams. How is “cup” going to help me?

dunno, it’s not like it forms a liquid easily with a change in temperature

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:40:02
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738367
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Alright, alright, I’ll pull my head in. It’s harmless.

Transition can be hard to pin down, but yeah, I’m fairly sure his worldview is usually somewhat removed from my own, in ways that can be exasperating. But characterising it as “preteen”, and contrasting it with a presumptuous “you and I”, seems a bit OTT.

Also, I don’t recall him saying anything over the course of this particular day that required a smack.

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:40:28
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738368
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Might mosie on down , nice and easy like, and negotiate the vending of some piscatorial nom.

Fush & chups?

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:41:11
From: poikilotherm
ID: 738369
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Peak Warming Man said:

Might mosie on down , nice and easy like, and negotiate the vending of some piscatorial nom.

Fush & chups?

He needs something with a strong smell to lure the old boilers out to the redoubt.

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:41:33
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738370
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


What’s the deal with recipes that specify half a cup of butter? It’s not a liquid … it’s marked in grams. How is “cup” going to help me?

Get a cup and half-fill it with butter. If it turns out to be the wrong quantity, sue them.

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:44:58
From: AwesomeO
ID: 738371
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


dv said:

Alright, alright, I’ll pull my head in. It’s harmless.

Transition can be hard to pin down, but yeah, I’m fairly sure his worldview is usually somewhat removed from my own, in ways that can be exasperating. But characterising it as “preteen”, and contrasting it with a presumptuous “you and I”, seems a bit OTT.

Also, I don’t recall him saying anything over the course of this particular day that required a smack.

One thing I find irritating and it happens a lot on political forums is a demand using a “we”. Usually along the lines of we all want to know or we are waiting. You should be able to debate on your own bat without alluding to a “we”. It sounds to me like comfort in numbers but without a roll being taken and a bit gutless and intimidatory.

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:45:52
From: dv
ID: 738372
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


dv said:

What’s the deal with recipes that specify half a cup of butter? It’s not a liquid … it’s marked in grams. How is “cup” going to help me?

dunno, it’s not like it forms a liquid easily with a change in temperature

So what do you recommend, overestimating, melting it, then measuring out the cup, then you have some lame arse melted and resolidified butter that no one wants? And in any case, I am assuming they mean a cup in solid form, there’s a significant change in volume with melting due to the aeration of butter.

(actually what I did was googled the density and worked it out from there. Still.)

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:46:46
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 738373
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Bubblecar said:

Peak Warming Man said:

Might mosie on down , nice and easy like, and negotiate the vending of some piscatorial nom.

Fush & chups?

He needs something with a strong smell to lure the old boilers out to the redoubt.

Do they sell Fush and Chups at Duck

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:46:48
From: AwesomeO
ID: 738374
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


poikilotherm said:

dv said:

What’s the deal with recipes that specify half a cup of butter? It’s not a liquid … it’s marked in grams. How is “cup” going to help me?

dunno, it’s not like it forms a liquid easily with a change in temperature

So what do you recommend, overestimating, melting it, then measuring out the cup, then you have some lame arse melted and resolidified butter that no one wants? And in any case, I am assuming they mean a cup in solid form, there’s a significant change in volume with melting due to the aeration of butter.

(actually what I did was googled the density and worked it out from there. Still.)

Just eyeball it.

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:46:58
From: transition
ID: 738375
Subject: re: June Chatting

>Also, I don’t recall ……”

be nothin’ it started with master bear incitin’ a little adverse attention
‘cause he likes an easy read’n had in mind outsourcin’ the medicine

TV time

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:47:04
From: Cymek
ID: 738376
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


poikilotherm said:

dv said:

What’s the deal with recipes that specify half a cup of butter? It’s not a liquid … it’s marked in grams. How is “cup” going to help me?

dunno, it’s not like it forms a liquid easily with a change in temperature

So what do you recommend, overestimating, melting it, then measuring out the cup, then you have some lame arse melted and resolidified butter that no one wants? And in any case, I am assuming they mean a cup in solid form, there’s a significant change in volume with melting due to the aeration of butter.

(actually what I did was googled the density and worked it out from there. Still.)

An estimate should be ok

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:47:29
From: dv
ID: 738377
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Bubblecar said:

dv said:

Alright, alright, I’ll pull my head in. It’s harmless.

Transition can be hard to pin down, but yeah, I’m fairly sure his worldview is usually somewhat removed from my own, in ways that can be exasperating. But characterising it as “preteen”, and contrasting it with a presumptuous “you and I”, seems a bit OTT.

Also, I don’t recall him saying anything over the course of this particular day that required a smack.

One thing I find irritating and it happens a lot on political forums is a demand using a “we”. Usually along the lines of we all want to know or we are waiting. You should be able to debate on your own bat without alluding to a “we”. It sounds to me like comfort in numbers but without a roll being taken and a bit gutless and intimidatory.

Very well, I’ll take this on board.

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:48:09
From: poikilotherm
ID: 738378
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


poikilotherm said:

dv said:

What’s the deal with recipes that specify half a cup of butter? It’s not a liquid … it’s marked in grams. How is “cup” going to help me?

dunno, it’s not like it forms a liquid easily with a change in temperature

So what do you recommend, overestimating, melting it, then measuring out the cup, then you have some lame arse melted and resolidified butter that no one wants? And in any case, I am assuming they mean a cup in solid form, there’s a significant change in volume with melting due to the aeration of butter.

(actually what I did was googled the density and worked it out from there. Still.)

meh, near enough is eidble enough

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:48:16
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 738379
Subject: re: June Chatting

bob(from black rock) said:


poikilotherm said:

Bubblecar said:

Fush & chups?

He needs something with a strong smell to lure the old boilers out to the redoubt.

Do they sell Fush and Chups at Duck

Smuth?

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:48:39
From: poikilotherm
ID: 738380
Subject: re: June Chatting

dafqu is eidible…

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:49:25
From: poikilotherm
ID: 738381
Subject: re: June Chatting

deary, keyboard fail this afternoon.

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:50:38
From: dv
ID: 738382
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


dafqu is eidible…

I think Churchill said that.

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:50:46
From: AwesomeO
ID: 738383
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


AwesomeO said:

Bubblecar said:

Transition can be hard to pin down, but yeah, I’m fairly sure his worldview is usually somewhat removed from my own, in ways that can be exasperating. But characterising it as “preteen”, and contrasting it with a presumptuous “you and I”, seems a bit OTT.

Also, I don’t recall him saying anything over the course of this particular day that required a smack.

One thing I find irritating and it happens a lot on political forums is a demand using a “we”. Usually along the lines of we all want to know or we are waiting. You should be able to debate on your own bat without alluding to a “we”. It sounds to me like comfort in numbers but without a roll being taken and a bit gutless and intimidatory.

Very well, I’ll take this on board.

I think we can all agree on that. Hehehe.

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:51:12
From: dv
ID: 738384
Subject: re: June Chatting

Okay, okay. I’m sorry, transition, you do get on my wick sometimes but there’s no need for me to be rude.

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:55:20
From: poikilotherm
ID: 738385
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Okay, okay. I’m sorry, transition, you do get on my wick sometimes but there’s no need for me to be rude.

Crikey, you’re easily whipped into line.

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Date: 18/06/2015 17:57:10
From: AwesomeO
ID: 738386
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Okay, okay. I’m sorry, transition, you do get on my wick sometimes but there’s no need for me to be rude.

Nahh, you can still be rude, you just got to own it.

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Date: 18/06/2015 18:04:31
From: buffy
ID: 738387
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


What’s the deal with recipes that specify half a cup of butter? It’s not a liquid … it’s marked in grams. How is “cup” going to help me?

I haven’t come across too many like that, but I’d just look at a cup, look at the butter, and guess. I’d guess about 100-125g.

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Date: 18/06/2015 18:06:57
From: buffy
ID: 738388
Subject: re: June Chatting

And apparently, according to various GoogleHits, a cup of butter is 8oz. I wouldn’t have thought it was quite that much.

Anyway, I am cooking fried rice tonight to use up yet more cold roast lamb. I’ll be back after I’ve done some chopping up of stuff.

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Date: 18/06/2015 18:10:39
From: AwesomeO
ID: 738389
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

And apparently, according to various GoogleHits, a cup of butter is 8oz. I wouldn’t have thought it was quite that much.

Anyway, I am cooking fried rice tonight to use up yet more cold roast lamb. I’ll be back after I’ve done some chopping up of stuff.

Shepherd pie for cold roast lamb. And the beauty part is you can freeze it. I got an old mincer specifically for mincing cold roasts and I throw in everything, the vegetables and all the pan residues as well.

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Date: 18/06/2015 18:13:59
From: dv
ID: 738390
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

And apparently, according to various GoogleHits, a cup of butter is 8oz. I wouldn’t have thought it was quite that much.

Anyway, I am cooking fried rice tonight to use up yet more cold roast lamb. I’ll be back after I’ve done some chopping up of stuff.

A cup is 0.25 L, butter has a density of 911 g per L, so a cup is 227 grams.

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Date: 18/06/2015 18:26:21
From: dv
ID: 738392
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-18/cash-converters-reach-settlement-partial-refund-loans/6556018

Cash Converters to refund thousands of people for charging up to 633 per cent interest on loans
By Nicole Chettle

Thousands of Australians who were charged up to 633 per cent interest on loans from Cash Converters will be eligible for partial refunds after two class action lawsuits were settled out of court.

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Date: 18/06/2015 18:29:37
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738393
Subject: re: June Chatting

evening folks

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Date: 18/06/2015 18:36:22
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 738394
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-18/cash-converters-reach-settlement-partial-refund-loans/6556018

Cash Converters to refund thousands of people for charging up to 633 per cent interest on loans
By Nicole Chettle

Thousands of Australians who were charged up to 633 per cent interest on loans from Cash Converters will be eligible for partial refunds after two class action lawsuits were settled out of court.

I wonder who thought up that figure

must have been writing down numbers

876

666

633

863

633 looks good, lets try that and see what happens

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Date: 18/06/2015 18:46:17
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738395
Subject: re: June Chatting

All this talk of butter quantity but no one has thought to ask WTF he is cooking.
Well I’m mildly interested but not interested enough to be the first to ask.

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Date: 18/06/2015 18:47:16
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738396
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


All this talk of butter quantity but no one has thought to ask WTF he is cooking.
Well I’m mildly interested but not interested enough to be the first to ask.

He’s cooking half a cup of butter.

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Date: 18/06/2015 18:48:52
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738397
Subject: re: June Chatting

Verdict on the peanam: my belly and I are well satisfied indeed.

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Date: 18/06/2015 18:51:58
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738398
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Verdict on the peanam: my belly and I are well satisfied indeed.

warm soup…

now THAT is a damn good idea… :)

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Date: 18/06/2015 18:52:39
From: buffy
ID: 738399
Subject: re: June Chatting

And the fried rice is not bad either. Plenty of veg in this one. And brown rice. I like brown rice in fried rice. Makes it quite substantial and improves the flavour.

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Date: 18/06/2015 18:53:31
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738400
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Bubblecar said:

Verdict on the peanam: my belly and I are well satisfied indeed.

warm soup…

now THAT is a damn good idea… :)

Going into the minuses tonight your end? -4 here for the next three nights.

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Date: 18/06/2015 18:53:32
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738401
Subject: re: June Chatting

I had the whiting tonight for a change.
You don’t buy it by the piece you buy a serve.
A serve for a growing lad is 4 butterflied fillets not unlike the prawn cutlets and tasting almost the same.
I thought to my self that there might be something fishy going on but I dismissed that as the result of having read Green Left Weekly by mistake a few weeks back.

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Date: 18/06/2015 18:56:15
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738402
Subject: re: June Chatting

>4 butterflied fillets

Might have been 4 endangered tropical butterflies drenched in Fish Sauce.

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Date: 18/06/2015 18:56:24
From: AwesomeO
ID: 738403
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Verdict on the peanam: my belly and I are well satisfied indeed.

Next time I have a pottasium check and it is ok I will treat myself to a tomato soup. I have developed a bit of a hankering, and with a big dollop of cream.

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Date: 18/06/2015 18:59:14
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738404
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Bubblecar said:

Verdict on the peanam: my belly and I are well satisfied indeed.

warm soup…

now THAT is a damn good idea… :)

Going into the minuses tonight your end? -4 here for the next three nights.

2.2 at the moment, feels like -1.7. should drop to -4 tonight

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Date: 18/06/2015 18:59:51
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738405
Subject: re: June Chatting

Campbell’s do a spiffing Chicken and Corn soup.
I add some drops of Kikomen sauce for seasoning, bellissimo.

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Date: 18/06/2015 19:01:16
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738406
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Bubblecar said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

warm soup…

now THAT is a damn good idea… :)

Going into the minuses tonight your end? -4 here for the next three nights.

2.2 at the moment, feels like -1.7. should drop to -4 tonight

No matter how cold it gets Stumps its still going to be a 1 dog night at your place.

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Date: 18/06/2015 19:02:33
From: buffy
ID: 738407
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m going to watch TV tonight.

http://www.abc.net.au/tv/programs/between-a-frock-and-a-hard-place/#/episode/DO1345H001S00

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Date: 18/06/2015 19:04:53
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738408
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Bubblecar said:

Going into the minuses tonight your end? -4 here for the next three nights.

2.2 at the moment, feels like -1.7. should drop to -4 tonight

No matter how cold it gets Stumps its still going to be a 1 dog night at your place.

i’ll borrow the neighbour’s great dane…

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Date: 18/06/2015 19:04:59
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738409
Subject: re: June Chatting

Now a small pot of tea + Arnotts ginger nut biscuits.

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Date: 18/06/2015 19:17:49
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 738410
Subject: re: June Chatting

Am I generally well behaved on the forum?

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Date: 18/06/2015 19:20:05
From: dv
ID: 738411
Subject: re: June Chatting

This Walk of Shame movie is terrible

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Date: 18/06/2015 19:20:06
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738412
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


Am I generally well behaved on the forum?

Most of the time, but you do occasionally get a bee in your bonnet.

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Date: 18/06/2015 19:20:47
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738413
Subject: re: June Chatting

So stumps I need to know how much land I can irrigate with a 50,000 litre tank on a hill.
The tank gets it’s water from a pump at a spring fed dam on the property, It was used to gravity feed water to another part of the property but it’s redundant now because that part of the property has been sliced off during a subdivision quite some time ago. I was thinking of digging up the outlet piping and running it to the fodder paddock (about 20 acres) and then having a long drip pipe that I could move around the paddock?

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Date: 18/06/2015 19:20:56
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738414
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


This Walk of Shame movie is terrible

What’s that about then?

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Date: 18/06/2015 19:22:37
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738415
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


Am I generally well behaved on the forum?

The whole place is remarkably well behaved for an unmoderated forum.

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Date: 18/06/2015 19:23:32
From: buffy
ID: 738416
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


dv said:

This Walk of Shame movie is terrible

What’s that about then?

Probably not what we call the walk of shame at archery…..when you miss the butt and have to go arrow hunting down the back somewhere.

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Date: 18/06/2015 19:24:00
From: buffy
ID: 738417
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

Am I generally well behaved on the forum?

The whole place is remarkably well behaved for an unmoderated forum.

I concur.

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Date: 18/06/2015 19:24:23
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738418
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


Bubblecar said:

dv said:

This Walk of Shame movie is terrible

What’s that about then?

Probably not what we call the walk of shame at archery…..when you miss the butt and have to go arrow hunting down the back somewhere.

I’d imagine that could become tedious if you do it too often.

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Date: 18/06/2015 19:25:58
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738419
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


So stumps I need to know how much land I can irrigate with a 50,000 litre tank on a hill.
The tank gets it’s water from a pump at a spring fed dam on the property, It was used to gravity feed water to another part of the property but it’s redundant now because that part of the property has been sliced off during a subdivision quite some time ago. I was thinking of digging up the outlet piping and running it to the fodder paddock (about 20 acres) and then having a long drip pipe that I could move around the paddock?

have you looked at k-line pods?

it all depends on what the water needs of the crop areas to how much of it you can irrigate

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Date: 18/06/2015 19:26:49
From: buffy
ID: 738420
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


buffy said:

Bubblecar said:

What’s that about then?

Probably not what we call the walk of shame at archery…..when you miss the butt and have to go arrow hunting down the back somewhere.

I’d imagine that could become tedious if you do it too often.

Not too bad in the pavilion. Out on a field shoot in the bush it is very, very tedious. You spend more time arrow hunting than shooting. I prefer the indoor target shooting. I’m never going to hunt with my bow and arrows, anyway.

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Date: 18/06/2015 19:27:52
From: buffy
ID: 738421
Subject: re: June Chatting

Off to Dr Who now.

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Date: 18/06/2015 19:28:57
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738422
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


Bubblecar said:

buffy said:

Probably not what we call the walk of shame at archery…..when you miss the butt and have to go arrow hunting down the back somewhere.

I’d imagine that could become tedious if you do it too often.

Not too bad in the pavilion. Out on a field shoot in the bush it is very, very tedious. You spend more time arrow hunting than shooting. I prefer the indoor target shooting. I’m never going to hunt with my bow and arrows, anyway.

in adelaide, competitions were held across the mitsubishi factory dining hall :)

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Date: 18/06/2015 19:30:00
From: buffy
ID: 738423
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


buffy said:

Bubblecar said:

I’d imagine that could become tedious if you do it too often.

Not too bad in the pavilion. Out on a field shoot in the bush it is very, very tedious. You spend more time arrow hunting than shooting. I prefer the indoor target shooting. I’m never going to hunt with my bow and arrows, anyway.

in adelaide, competitions were held across the mitsubishi factory dining hall :)

The showgrounds committee aren’t too happy if we punch holes in the wall of the sheep pavilion. We have big bales of hay along the back wall these days.

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Date: 18/06/2015 19:31:52
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738424
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Peak Warming Man said:

So stumps I need to know how much land I can irrigate with a 50,000 litre tank on a hill.
The tank gets it’s water from a pump at a spring fed dam on the property, It was used to gravity feed water to another part of the property but it’s redundant now because that part of the property has been sliced off during a subdivision quite some time ago. I was thinking of digging up the outlet piping and running it to the fodder paddock (about 20 acres) and then having a long drip pipe that I could move around the paddock?

have you looked at k-line pods?

it all depends on what the water needs of the crop areas to how much of it you can irrigate

Well at the moment it’s un-irrigated.
It grows a good crop of sorghm when the farmer plants it out, it just relies on rain water but in winter it is grazed occasionally or left fallow. I’m thinking of a sourcing a winter crop for it but it’s much drier in winter and I thought I’d supplement it.

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Date: 18/06/2015 19:32:21
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 738425
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

Am I generally well behaved on the forum?

The whole place is remarkably well behaved for an unmoderated forum.

True

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Date: 18/06/2015 19:34:50
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738426
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Peak Warming Man said:

So stumps I need to know how much land I can irrigate with a 50,000 litre tank on a hill.
The tank gets it’s water from a pump at a spring fed dam on the property, It was used to gravity feed water to another part of the property but it’s redundant now because that part of the property has been sliced off during a subdivision quite some time ago. I was thinking of digging up the outlet piping and running it to the fodder paddock (about 20 acres) and then having a long drip pipe that I could move around the paddock?

have you looked at k-line pods?

it all depends on what the water needs of the crop areas to how much of it you can irrigate

Well at the moment it’s un-irrigated.
It grows a good crop of sorghm when the farmer plants it out, it just relies on rain water but in winter it is grazed occasionally or left fallow. I’m thinking of a sourcing a winter crop for it but it’s much drier in winter and I thought I’d supplement it.

have a look into these.. from memory, the starter farm packs retail at about $1000

http://www.philmac.com.au/Products/Irrigation

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Date: 18/06/2015 19:36:27
From: AwesomeO
ID: 738427
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

Am I generally well behaved on the forum?

The whole place is remarkably well behaved for an unmoderated forum.

I think that is because it is labelled a holiday forum and falls off the radar of the the usual conspiranauts, alternative science and free energy freaks.

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Date: 18/06/2015 19:37:10
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 738428
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

Am I generally well behaved on the forum?

Most of the time, but you do occasionally get a bee in your bonnet.

true

I thinks that’s my aspergers, which I try to keep under control

it gets away from sometimes

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Date: 18/06/2015 19:39:15
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 738429
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Peak Warming Man said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

Am I generally well behaved on the forum?

The whole place is remarkably well behaved for an unmoderated forum.

I think that is because it is labelled a holiday forum and falls off the radar of the the usual conspiranauts, alternative science and free energy freaks.

OK let’s throw some of the conspiranauts onto the fire and get free energy?

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Date: 18/06/2015 19:41:26
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738430
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Peak Warming Man said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

have you looked at k-line pods?

it all depends on what the water needs of the crop areas to how much of it you can irrigate

Well at the moment it’s un-irrigated.
It grows a good crop of sorghm when the farmer plants it out, it just relies on rain water but in winter it is grazed occasionally or left fallow. I’m thinking of a sourcing a winter crop for it but it’s much drier in winter and I thought I’d supplement it.

have a look into these.. from memory, the starter farm packs retail at about $1000

http://www.philmac.com.au/Products/Irrigation

That k-line looks like what I want but FCOL that video is piss weak.

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Date: 18/06/2015 19:44:20
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738433
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Peak Warming Man said:

Well at the moment it’s un-irrigated.
It grows a good crop of sorghm when the farmer plants it out, it just relies on rain water but in winter it is grazed occasionally or left fallow. I’m thinking of a sourcing a winter crop for it but it’s much drier in winter and I thought I’d supplement it.

have a look into these.. from memory, the starter farm packs retail at about $1000

http://www.philmac.com.au/Products/Irrigation

That k-line looks like what I want but FCOL that video is piss weak.

they used to have a good one that showed the technique for watering a paddock, but i cant find it.

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Date: 18/06/2015 19:47:30
From: AwesomeO
ID: 738434
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Peak Warming Man said:

So stumps I need to know how much land I can irrigate with a 50,000 litre tank on a hill.
The tank gets it’s water from a pump at a spring fed dam on the property, It was used to gravity feed water to another part of the property but it’s redundant now because that part of the property has been sliced off during a subdivision quite some time ago. I was thinking of digging up the outlet piping and running it to the fodder paddock (about 20 acres) and then having a long drip pipe that I could move around the paddock?

have you looked at k-line pods?

it all depends on what the water needs of the crop areas to how much of it you can irrigate

Well at the moment it’s un-irrigated.
It grows a good crop of sorghm when the farmer plants it out, it just relies on rain water but in winter it is grazed occasionally or left fallow. I’m thinking of a sourcing a winter crop for it but it’s much drier in winter and I thought I’d supplement it.

If it is suitable land and you can water I would be thinking of things like olives and walnuts. or maybe pistachios and walnuts.

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Date: 18/06/2015 19:50:46
From: jjjust moi
ID: 738436
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Peak Warming Man said:

Well at the moment it’s un-irrigated.
It grows a good crop of sorghm when the farmer plants it out, it just relies on rain water but in winter it is grazed occasionally or left fallow. I’m thinking of a sourcing a winter crop for it but it’s much drier in winter and I thought I’d supplement it.

have a look into these.. from memory, the starter farm packs retail at about $1000

http://www.philmac.com.au/Products/Irrigation

That k-line looks like what I want but FCOL that video is piss weak.


Roughie will be in soon.

He’s bound to have the definitive answer.

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Date: 18/06/2015 19:53:12
From: AwesomeO
ID: 738437
Subject: re: June Chatting

jjjust moi said:


Peak Warming Man said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

have a look into these.. from memory, the starter farm packs retail at about $1000

http://www.philmac.com.au/Products/Irrigation

That k-line looks like what I want but FCOL that video is piss weak.


Roughie will be in soon.

He’s bound to have the definitive answer.

And if you employ him he can pick, plant, or prune at speeds of up to 50000 rpm.

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Date: 18/06/2015 19:56:10
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738439
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


jjjust moi said:

Peak Warming Man said:

That k-line looks like what I want but FCOL that video is piss weak.


Roughie will be in soon.

He’s bound to have the definitive answer.

And if you employ him he can pick, plant, or prune at speeds of up to 50000 rpm.

pfft, he’s already done it… during yesterdays lunch break…

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Date: 18/06/2015 19:58:13
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738441
Subject: re: June Chatting

Found these vids Stumps, looks like what I want, terrific idea.

https://www.google.com.au/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4GUEA_enAU583AU595&q=k+line+youtube

I’ll have a talk to the farmer about them, thanks Stumps.

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Date: 18/06/2015 20:03:20
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738442
Subject: re: June Chatting

Wrong link, this one.

https://www.google.com.au/search?sourceid=navclient&aq=&oq=k+line&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4GUEA_enAU583AU595&q=k+line+youtube&gs_l=hp..3.41l104.0.0.0.1409520………..0.h3PEu-XDd04

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Date: 18/06/2015 20:08:56
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738443
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Found these vids Stumps, looks like what I want, terrific idea.

https://www.google.com.au/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4GUEA_enAU583AU595&q=k+line+youtube

I’ll have a talk to the farmer about them, thanks Stumps.

i’ll see if the philmac rep can email me some better info on it

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Date: 18/06/2015 20:18:55
From: PermeateFree
ID: 738445
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Peak Warming Man said:

Found these vids Stumps, looks like what I want, terrific idea.

https://www.google.com.au/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4GUEA_enAU583AU595&q=k+line+youtube

I’ll have a talk to the farmer about them, thanks Stumps.

i’ll see if the philmac rep can email me some better info on it

Wouldn’t you need a pump to operate that K-line system?

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Date: 18/06/2015 20:28:51
From: dv
ID: 738452
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dunno why I was so rude today.

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Date: 18/06/2015 20:30:03
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738453
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Dunno why I was so rude today.

Early onset curmudgeon.

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Date: 18/06/2015 20:37:10
From: Dropbear
ID: 738456
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Dunno why I was so rude today.

Yeh take a good hard look at yourself

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Date: 18/06/2015 20:40:02
From: Dropbear
ID: 738458
Subject: re: June Chatting

What a future we live in…

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Date: 18/06/2015 20:42:06
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 738459
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


What a future we live in…


US Treasury says a woman will appear on $10 bills in 2020

its only taken them over 400 years

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Date: 18/06/2015 21:31:23
From: AwesomeO
ID: 738465
Subject: re: June Chatting

Q and A s being presented by Tom Ballard. Is anyone running a book on how long it will take before he mentions he is gay?

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Date: 18/06/2015 21:35:17
From: buffy
ID: 738466
Subject: re: June Chatting

Watched the doco on Priscilla. Thought about watching Q&A – which I don’t think I’ve ever watched. Saw Fred Nile is on the panel. And I’ve bailed out. Some people just do not get the oxygen from me.

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Date: 18/06/2015 21:36:17
From: AwesomeO
ID: 738467
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Watched the doco on Priscilla. Thought about watching Q&A – which I don’t think I’ve ever watched. Saw Fred Nile is on the panel. And I’ve bailed out. Some people just do not get the oxygen from me.

He is going to get shit kicked out of him.

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Date: 18/06/2015 21:43:56
From: buffy
ID: 738470
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


buffy said:

Watched the doco on Priscilla. Thought about watching Q&A – which I don’t think I’ve ever watched. Saw Fred Nile is on the panel. And I’ve bailed out. Some people just do not get the oxygen from me.

He is going to get shit kicked out of him.

He won’t notice.

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Date: 18/06/2015 21:47:07
From: kii
ID: 738471
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Q and A s being presented by Tom Ballard. Is anyone running a book on how long it will take before he mentions he is gay?

How about you start it, you seem so keen to mention that Tom Ballard is gay.

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Date: 18/06/2015 21:50:00
From: buffy
ID: 738472
Subject: re: June Chatting

It’s sooo cute! (And that’s saying something from me, who doesn’t ‘do’ cute)

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-18/melbourne-zoo27s-pygmy-hippo-calf-ventures-into-the-deep-pool-/6557422

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Date: 18/06/2015 22:27:07
From: AwesomeO
ID: 738475
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well Fred didn’t get shit kicked out of him as much as I expected and even got some general clapping when he said he had lobbied to get provocation rules repealed.

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Date: 18/06/2015 22:29:40
From: kii
ID: 738478
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

It’s sooo cute! (And that’s saying something from me, who doesn’t ‘do’ cute)

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-18/melbourne-zoo27s-pygmy-hippo-calf-ventures-into-the-deep-pool-/6557422

Looks a bit like a certain forum dog ;)

(Cute is a very misused word. Too many people use “how cute” as a response to everything. Brains like mush.)

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Date: 18/06/2015 23:06:30
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 738480
Subject: re: June Chatting

So why was Q&A on tonight? Is Thursday gay day?

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Date: 18/06/2015 23:24:53
From: kii
ID: 738481
Subject: re: June Chatting

Time to prepare for work. Forecast of 104 today…104!!!
Stoopid summer….spring.

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Date: 18/06/2015 23:26:57
From: party_pants
ID: 738482
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Time to prepare for work. Forecast of 104 today…104!!!
Stoopid summer….spring.

what’s that – about 40C?

not fun.

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Date: 18/06/2015 23:30:11
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 738483
Subject: re: June Chatting

sitting in a hotel room in canberra.

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Date: 18/06/2015 23:30:43
From: party_pants
ID: 738484
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


sitting in a hotel room in canberra.

oh – what you doing there?

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Date: 18/06/2015 23:33:58
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 738485
Subject: re: June Chatting

doing the sites for a week.

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Date: 18/06/2015 23:41:14
From: kii
ID: 738486
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


kii said:

Time to prepare for work. Forecast of 104 today…104!!!
Stoopid summer….spring.

what’s that – about 40C?

not fun.

Ya. Luckily I’ll be inside with people complaining about the air con being too cold. Fark it.

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Date: 18/06/2015 23:41:56
From: tauto
ID: 738487
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


doing the sites for a week.

—-

pfft, the war memorial, one day, parliament house, one day , questacon another…..then what?

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Date: 18/06/2015 23:42:15
From: party_pants
ID: 738488
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


doing the sites for a week.

Sounds good.

Not top of my list, but I’d like to do a few days in Canberra once in my life.

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Date: 18/06/2015 23:43:44
From: kii
ID: 738490
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


doing the sites for a week.

Watch out for the nerd branch of my family….

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Date: 19/06/2015 00:11:36
From: sibeen
ID: 738491
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


doing the sites for a week.

Geez, and you could have come and visited me instead.

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Date: 19/06/2015 00:36:44
From: transition
ID: 738493
Subject: re: June Chatting

ol’ is eatin’ like a horse be the winter munchies
thin guy, ‘cause work so fucken hard of course
the partner’s a stick-lady, all skin’n bone she is
noodles, saladas, bread’n coffee as writed this
just do nap’n woken’n‘s little grumpy ol’ be a bit

listenin’…

Blues Everywhere I Go – Odetta , Trouble In Mind – with Pinetop Perkins

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Date: 19/06/2015 07:57:34
From: poikilotherm
ID: 738501
Subject: re: June Chatting

All slept in eh?

Cold and damp, no rain, just overcast.

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:03:06
From: Spider Lily
ID: 738502
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


All slept in eh?

Cold and damp, no rain, just overcast.

No sleep in here just out enjoying the coolish 20 degrees out on the back deck. No rain either :)

Quiet day doing not much at all today, take the dogs to the beach and I have sprint training at some stage :)

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:05:27
From: poikilotherm
ID: 738503
Subject: re: June Chatting

Sounds good. How’s the running going SL?

I managed a 18:30 5k the other day :) – still not up to the bigger distances though.

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:10:02
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738504
Subject: re: June Chatting

morning folks.

a clear and -2.5 here

apparent temp -6.6…

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:10:49
From: roughbarked
ID: 738505
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


All slept in eh?

Cold and damp, no rain, just overcast.

The frosts will be back when the cloud clears.

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:11:34
From: poikilotherm
ID: 738506
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


morning folks.

a clear and -2.5 here

apparent temp -6.6…

You’ll need pants if you go outside.

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:17:15
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738507
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

morning folks.

a clear and -2.5 here

apparent temp -6.6…

You’ll need pants if you go outside.

Don’t tell me my business, Devil Woman…

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:20:17
From: roughbarked
ID: 738508
Subject: re: June Chatting

Earth star floating in water.

Rain brought up my first mushies.

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:20:35
From: poikilotherm
ID: 738509
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


poikilotherm said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

morning folks.

a clear and -2.5 here

apparent temp -6.6…

You’ll need pants if you go outside.

Don’t tell me my business, Devil Woman…

Fine, lose a nut, you’ve got a spare anyway.

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:21:00
From: Spider Lily
ID: 738510
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


I managed a 18:30 5k the other day :) – still not up to the bigger distances though.

That’s a fantastic time Poik :) I ran 21k about 4 weeks ago now (we ran the recent 70.3 track) and then things have gone a bit pear shaped since then, too much stress, became sick etc etc. But back into it this week and 3 weeks to go til Gold Coast.

I know I can run the distance but want to get my time up so sprints are on the program for the next couple of weeks.

Oh I found out that giving blood and running don’t mix so this week has been a bit muddled but have worked on my strength..

You appear to be going great guns though, I see a post every now and then on your achievements. Good for you :D

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:22:18
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738511
Subject: re: June Chatting

It’s a spiffing day in the Pearl of the South Specific.
I’ve got a billion and a half of drawings to print out in preparation for going to site next week so don’t distract me.

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:32:14
From: Rule 303
ID: 738512
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning all. Seems cold outside, but haven’t been out to check. The forecast is enough.

Had breakfast, delivered a blistering solo on the bum trombone, played with my new lazer level; so that’s all fun.

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:33:38
From: poikilotherm
ID: 738513
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cool. Still working on a build to half marathons etc – but focus is olympic distance triathlons atm.

Blood giving and sport don’t mix

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:34:55
From: poikilotherm
ID: 738514
Subject: re: June Chatting

Also getting sick wouldn’t help either.

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:34:59
From: Rule 303
ID: 738515
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:

Blood giving and sport don’t mix

Unless there’s a good chance of getting it back later, when you need it.

;-)

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:35:14
From: Dropbear
ID: 738516
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


It’s a spiffing day in the Pearl of the South Specific.
I’ve got a billion and a half of drawings to print out in preparation for going to site next week so don’t distract me.

My new car arrives today :)

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:36:03
From: roughbarked
ID: 738517
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


poikilotherm said:
Blood giving and sport don’t mix

Unless there’s a good chance of getting it back later, when you need it.

;-)

One would hope that one’s chosen sport didn’t require blood loss.

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:36:04
From: poikilotherm
ID: 738518
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


poikilotherm said:
Blood giving and sport don’t mix

Unless there’s a good chance of getting it back later, when you need it.

;-)

:) damn cyclists

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:36:09
From: Rule 303
ID: 738519
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:

My new car arrives today :)

Hooray!

What’ja get?

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:36:48
From: roughbarked
ID: 738520
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:

My new car arrives today :)

Sans tonneau cover?

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:36:57
From: Rule 303
ID: 738521
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:

One would hope that one’s chosen sport didn’t require blood loss.

Pffft. It’s not a real sport unless there’s a good chance of blood loss.

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:39:34
From: Speedy
ID: 738522
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Peak Warming Man said:

It’s a spiffing day in the Pearl of the South Specific.
I’ve got a billion and a half of drawings to print out in preparation for going to site next week so don’t distract me.

My new car arrives today :)

Oooh, a new car. What is it?

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:40:31
From: roughbarked
ID: 738523
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Dropbear said:

Peak Warming Man said:

It’s a spiffing day in the Pearl of the South Specific.
I’ve got a billion and a half of drawings to print out in preparation for going to site next week so don’t distract me.

My new car arrives today :)

Oooh, a new car. What is it?


He’s a Triton man.

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:41:01
From: Speedy
ID: 738524
Subject: re: June Chatting

lol

Someone near the approach to Milwaukee’s General Mitchell International Airport has put this sign on their roof.

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:42:39
From: Dropbear
ID: 738525
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


Dropbear said:
My new car arrives today :)

Hooray!

What’ja get?

Tritonasaurus

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:43:00
From: Dropbear
ID: 738526
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Dropbear said:

My new car arrives today :)

Sans tonneau cover?

Yes he’s naked as the day he was born

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:45:01
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 738527
Subject: re: June Chatting

Geez, and you could have come and visited me instead.

next time. i’ll stay a week if that’s ok. it’ll be fun.

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:45:02
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 738528
Subject: re: June Chatting

Geez, and you could have come and visited me instead.

next time. i’ll stay a week if that’s ok. it’ll be fun.

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:46:34
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 738529
Subject: re: June Chatting

geez first double in aaaaaaagggges.

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:47:55
From: roughbarked
ID: 738530
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


geez first double in aaaaaaagggges.

Get thee to the TAB and put on a quinella.

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:48:10
From: buffy
ID: 738531
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good morning Holidayers. It was 6 degrees this morning, dunno what it is now, haven’t looked. But a moderate fog has drifted in since about 7.30.

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:49:07
From: Rule 303
ID: 738532
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:

Tritonasaurus

Oooh, nice.

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:51:24
From: Divine Angel
ID: 738533
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good morning. Strange things happening at the supey this morning.
1) Cecily screamed in the trolley (that’s not unusual). The lady next to me at the self serve checkout offered to scan my items while I held the baby. That was nice of her. Everyone else just looked at me sympathetically.

2) They were selling “Happy Easter” ice cream.

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:51:47
From: Dropbear
ID: 738534
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


Dropbear said:
Tritonasaurus

Oooh, nice.

Yeh hot off the press. 2016 model

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:51:56
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738535
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Rule 303 said:

Dropbear said:
My new car arrives today :)

Hooray!

What’ja get?

Tritonasaurus

It’s a mitsi?

this years?
we have gone back to tritons at work this year

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:56:29
From: Rule 303
ID: 738536
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:

Yeh hot off the press. 2016 model

The Mitsubishis are in early this year….

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:57:14
From: roughbarked
ID: 738537
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


Dropbear said:
Yeh hot off the press. 2016 model

The Mitsubishis are in early this year….

They are trying to make good off the back of the Toyota recalls.

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:57:46
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738538
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Rule 303 said:

Dropbear said:
Tritonasaurus

Oooh, nice.

Yeh hot off the press. 2016 model

2016 hey?…

how very:

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:58:15
From: Divine Angel
ID: 738539
Subject: re: June Chatting

I wonder if Mitzi/Mitsi will make a comeback as a baby name?

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Date: 19/06/2015 08:58:50
From: Speedy
ID: 738540
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Rule 303 said:

Dropbear said:
My new car arrives today :)

Hooray!

What’ja get?

Tritonasaurus

The only car from that suborder that I have driven was a Coltasaurus (and that is actually what we called it :)). It was a great car with a “power stick”.

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Date: 19/06/2015 09:00:12
From: roughbarked
ID: 738541
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Dropbear said:

Rule 303 said:

Hooray!

What’ja get?

Tritonasaurus

The only car from that suborder that I have driven was a Coltasaurus (and that is actually what we called it :)). It was a great car with a “power stick”.

That power stick was good, wasn’t it.

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Date: 19/06/2015 09:01:33
From: Speedy
ID: 738542
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Speedy said:

Dropbear said:

Tritonasaurus

The only car from that suborder that I have driven was a Coltasaurus (and that is actually what we called it :)). It was a great car with a “power stick”.

That power stick was good, wasn’t it.

Yep and $10 fuel would last all week :)

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Date: 19/06/2015 09:01:49
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738543
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Dropbear said:

Rule 303 said:

Hooray!

What’ja get?

Tritonasaurus

The only car from that suborder that I have driven was a Coltasaurus (and that is actually what we called it :)). It was a great car with a “power stick”.

heh and the old colt can do a 37 second quarter mile with 4 lads and 2 sets of golf clubs in it…

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Date: 19/06/2015 09:03:36
From: Dropbear
ID: 738544
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Dropbear said:

Rule 303 said:

Hooray!

What’ja get?

Tritonasaurus

It’s a mitsi?

this years?
we have gone back to tritons at work this year

MQ, the new model

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Date: 19/06/2015 09:04:32
From: Speedy
ID: 738545
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


MQ, the new model

Colour? This is important.

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Date: 19/06/2015 09:05:12
From: Dropbear
ID: 738546
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Dropbear said:

MQ, the new model

Colour? This is important.

Titanium. Blokes colour. Makes me 34.6% more manly

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Date: 19/06/2015 09:06:32
From: Dropbear
ID: 738547
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 19/06/2015 09:07:51
From: Speedy
ID: 738548
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Speedy said:

Dropbear said:

MQ, the new model

Colour? This is important.

Titanium. Blokes colour. Makes me 34.6% more manly

Nice.

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Date: 19/06/2015 09:09:07
From: Speedy
ID: 738549
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


!http://liveimages.carsales.com.au/carsales/car/spec/mits5al8.jpg

Fake! It’s not showing up the dirt yet.

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Date: 19/06/2015 09:12:06
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738550
Subject: re: June Chatting

shopped…

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Date: 19/06/2015 09:12:26
From: AwesomeO
ID: 738551
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Dropbear said:

Tritonasaurus

It’s a mitsi?

this years?
we have gone back to tritons at work this year

MQ, the new model

Last weeks Age car section had great deals on old model getting toward end of financial year run out sales.

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Date: 19/06/2015 09:12:39
From: roughbarked
ID: 738552
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Dropbear said:

!http://liveimages.carsales.com.au/carsales/car/spec/mits5al8.jpg

Fake! It’s not showing up the dirt yet.

He hasn’t driven it home yet.

Mind, he’s got no kangaroo protection.

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Date: 19/06/2015 09:26:51
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 738553
Subject: re: June Chatting

just gone over 10 gross sssf fb members.

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Date: 19/06/2015 09:27:36
From: roughbarked
ID: 738554
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


just gone over 10 gross sssf fb members.

That’s just gross.

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Date: 19/06/2015 09:28:42
From: poikilotherm
ID: 738555
Subject: re: June Chatting

Always find it odd to get a 4×4 ute with road tyres…

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Date: 19/06/2015 09:29:47
From: Divine Angel
ID: 738556
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


just gone over 10 gross sssf fb members.

I kept getting myself into trouble.

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Date: 19/06/2015 09:35:41
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738557
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Always find it odd to get a 4×4 ute with road tyres…

They are intermediate tyres road/off road.
The original Bridgestone 17” were good.
I’ve tried the Khumo equlivent but not so good, I’ll go back to the Bridgestones next change.

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Date: 19/06/2015 09:35:52
From: Speedy
ID: 738558
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


just gone over 10 gross sssf fb members.

Um…

1 gross = 144

SSSF members = 1401

Need another XLIII?

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Date: 19/06/2015 09:39:40
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738559
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


ChrispenEvan said:

just gone over 10 gross sssf fb members.

I kept getting myself into trouble.

And that rhymes with P which stands for pool.
Yes sir we got trouble……………….

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Date: 19/06/2015 09:43:22
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738560
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Always find it odd to get a 4×4 ute with road tyres…

yeah, the tyres triton come out with aren’t even good on wet tassie roads.. but nowhere near as bad as hilux factory fitted tyres

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Date: 19/06/2015 09:43:48
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 738561
Subject: re: June Chatting

errr correct speedy. i blame the cold canberra weather for the brian freeze.

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Date: 19/06/2015 09:45:33
From: Rule 303
ID: 738562
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:

And that rhymes with P which stands for pool.
Yes sir we got trouble……………….

P in the pool also turns the water Purple, though it turn snow yellow, which is the colour of Petunias.

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Date: 19/06/2015 09:46:51
From: Speedy
ID: 738563
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


errr correct speedy. i blame the cold canberra weather for the brian freeze.

Onya. I’d be blaming the cold Canberra weather for more than that if I had to endure it :)

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Date: 19/06/2015 09:47:08
From: roughbarked
ID: 738564
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


errr correct speedy. i blame the cold canberra weather for the brian freeze.

That would be Joe Hockey’s excuse?

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Date: 19/06/2015 09:49:35
From: roughbarked
ID: 738565
Subject: re: June Chatting

Which petunias are yellow?

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Date: 19/06/2015 09:50:39
From: Dropbear
ID: 738566
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


just gone over 10 gross sssf fb members.

Most are there to flog sunglasses or link woo

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Date: 19/06/2015 09:52:03
From: Rule 303
ID: 738567
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Which petunias are yellow?

Heh. I knew I’d get someone.

:-)

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Date: 19/06/2015 09:56:20
From: roughbarked
ID: 738568
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


roughbarked said:

Which petunias are yellow?

Heh. I knew I’d get someone.

:-)

;)

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Date: 19/06/2015 09:59:38
From: Cymek
ID: 738569
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning

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Date: 19/06/2015 10:00:03
From: Cymek
ID: 738570
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


ChrispenEvan said:

just gone over 10 gross sssf fb members.

Most are there to flog sunglasses or link woo

Not many are part of the inner circle though and post here

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Date: 19/06/2015 10:01:46
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 738571
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Divine Angel said:

ChrispenEvan said:

just gone over 10 gross sssf fb members.

I kept getting myself into trouble.

And that rhymes with P which stands for pool.
Yes sir we got trouble……………….

What the heck are you people talking about?

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Date: 19/06/2015 10:03:11
From: roughbarked
ID: 738572
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:

What the heck are you people talking about?

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Date: 19/06/2015 10:03:28
From: furious
ID: 738573
Subject: re: June Chatting

Which one are you?

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Date: 19/06/2015 10:05:32
From: Cymek
ID: 738574
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • Not many are part of the inner circle though and post here

Which one are you?


The black guy

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Date: 19/06/2015 10:11:41
From: Speedy
ID: 738575
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • Not many are part of the inner circle though and post here

Which one are you?

http://i.ytimg.com/vi/jvHboEzja5w/maxresdefault.jpg

Maybe this is better?

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Date: 19/06/2015 10:23:01
From: sibeen
ID: 738581
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


just gone over 10 gross sssf fb members.

If I joined it would be 11,

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Date: 19/06/2015 10:25:04
From: roughbarked
ID: 738584
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


ChrispenEvan said:

just gone over 10 gross sssf fb members.

If I joined it would be 11,

You saying you are fat?

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Date: 19/06/2015 10:40:45
From: roughbarked
ID: 738592
Subject: re: June Chatting

what you need to know about Xara exploits against iOS and OSX

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Date: 19/06/2015 11:03:57
From: Divine Angel
ID: 738595
Subject: re: June Chatting

I feel accomplished.

Uploaded blog, Liked a bunch of people/businesses on Twitter and Facebook (after setting up a business Twitter account), finished changing bank account details with a bunch of people, updated website and Facebook page, fed Little Miss and gave her some Panadol because she’s cranky due to a new tooth, and now I’m hungry.

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Date: 19/06/2015 11:15:07
From: party_pants
ID: 738596
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


I feel accomplished.

Uploaded blog, Liked a bunch of people/businesses on Twitter and Facebook (after setting up a business Twitter account), finished changing bank account details with a bunch of people, updated website and Facebook page, fed Little Miss and gave her some Panadol because she’s cranky due to a new tooth, and now I’m hungry.

Are you setting up a writing business?

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Date: 19/06/2015 11:18:55
From: Divine Angel
ID: 738597
Subject: re: June Chatting

Joint venture with my sister.

www.beautifuldocs.com.au

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Date: 19/06/2015 11:25:43
From: party_pants
ID: 738598
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Joint venture with my sister.

www.beautifuldocs.com.au

Wish you all the best with that. I take it this is something you will be working from home. Seems the perfect fit for your situation being a new mum and all.

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Date: 19/06/2015 11:25:55
From: Speedy
ID: 738599
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Joint venture with my sister.

www.beautifuldocs.com.au

That looks great DA. Good luck with it.

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Date: 19/06/2015 11:28:18
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 738600
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Joint venture with my sister.

www.beautifuldocs.com.au

Good luck!

Seems like a good concept.

Getting the contacts is the hard part.

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Date: 19/06/2015 11:29:32
From: Divine Angel
ID: 738601
Subject: re: June Chatting

Thanks :)

We set up in April and have had a few projects so far but we’re always looking for more! I have to go back to work for at least 12 months or else I have to repay the maternity leave they paid me.

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Date: 19/06/2015 11:30:54
From: Speedy
ID: 738602
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Thanks :)

We set up in April and have had a few projects so far but we’re always looking for more! I have to go back to work for at least 12 months or else I have to repay the maternity leave they paid me.

Would you like me to proofread it? I think I found something already :)

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Date: 19/06/2015 11:30:55
From: Divine Angel
ID: 738603
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


Divine Angel said:

Joint venture with my sister.

www.beautifuldocs.com.au

Good luck!

Seems like a good concept.

Getting the contacts is the hard part.

I have some contacts from copywriting, my sister has some from her informal design work, so we have a decent starting base. We’re just growing and networking now.

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Date: 19/06/2015 11:32:54
From: furious
ID: 738604
Subject: re: June Chatting

It does look good and I am a fan of “justified” alignment, and I know it is pedantic, but in a couple of places I noticed some double spaces between words…

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Date: 19/06/2015 11:37:45
From: Dropbear
ID: 738605
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Joint venture with my sister.

www.beautifuldocs.com.au

I thought that was Alex .. Beautiful Docs

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Date: 19/06/2015 11:41:04
From: Speedy
ID: 738606
Subject: re: June Chatting

Reminds me of a maths parent info. evening they held at the school. The teachers were all up the front, demonstrating the methods now used to teach our kids. After completing the answer to a simple question, one of the parents loudly asks “Are you sure about that?”

There was complete silence.

The teachers froze, then frantically began to check their workings.

The funny parent finally chuckled, to the relief of all :)

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Date: 19/06/2015 12:09:48
From: pommiejohn
ID: 738609
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Reminds me of a maths parent info. evening they held at the school. The teachers were all up the front, demonstrating the methods now used to teach our kids. After completing the answer to a simple question, one of the parents loudly asks “Are you sure about that?”

There was complete silence.

The teachers froze, then frantically began to check their workings.

The funny parent finally chuckled, to the relief of all :)

We were looking for high schools for our Little-un last year, and at the first one we went into the maths classroom and found three maths teachers there. “ How do you make maths interesting these days?” asks Mrs P. Three teachers simultaneously looked at their shoes and said “ Err”

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Date: 19/06/2015 12:15:15
From: poikilotherm
ID: 738610
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


Speedy said:

Reminds me of a maths parent info. evening they held at the school. The teachers were all up the front, demonstrating the methods now used to teach our kids. After completing the answer to a simple question, one of the parents loudly asks “Are you sure about that?”

There was complete silence.

The teachers froze, then frantically began to check their workings.

The funny parent finally chuckled, to the relief of all :)

We were looking for high schools for our Little-un last year, and at the first one we went into the maths classroom and found three maths teachers there. “ How do you make maths interesting these days?” asks Mrs P. Three teachers simultaneously looked at their shoes and said “ Err”

boring is boring, dressing it up doesn’t change that…

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Date: 19/06/2015 12:17:37
From: pommiejohn
ID: 738611
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:

boring is boring, dressing it up doesn’t change that…

Not when we went to the expensive private school that we can’t afford. The maths teacher there, we couldn’t shut her up. Mega enthusiastic, showed us all the ways they use maths and make it fun and relevant. All I need is a lotto win and we’ll be fine.

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Date: 19/06/2015 12:21:50
From: AwesomeO
ID: 738612
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • www.beautifuldocs.com.au

It does look good and I am a fan of “justified” alignment, and I know it is pedantic, but in a couple of places I noticed some double spaces between words…

I wouldn’t pay for a resume from that mob, I would have red marks all through it, just from a read of the first page and without my usual proofing process of checking spacing and cosistency, bullet point punctuation is all over the shop, then the reading backwards.

Dependant of your desired job, these two things can make or break your chances at an interview.

You’re not black and white and neither should your resume.

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Date: 19/06/2015 12:24:45
From: poikilotherm
ID: 738613
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


poikilotherm said:

boring is boring, dressing it up doesn’t change that…

Not when we went to the expensive private school that we can’t afford. The maths teacher there, we couldn’t shut her up. Mega enthusiastic, showed us all the ways they use maths and make it fun and relevant. All I need is a lotto win and we’ll be fine.

You can tell which ones are paid to sell their school ;)

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Date: 19/06/2015 12:34:15
From: kii
ID: 738614
Subject: re: June Chatting

Not a great afternoon at work :/ my friend fell and broke her hip, she’s in her 70s and some moronic fuckwit left his dog in his car…it was around 40° today. Police, animal control and lots of pissed off people in the parking lot.

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Date: 19/06/2015 12:37:14
From: Speedy
ID: 738615
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Not a great afternoon at work :/ my friend fell and broke her hip, she’s in her 70s and some moronic fuckwit left his dog in his car…it was around 40° today. Police, animal control and lots of pissed off people in the parking lot.

Oh dear. How did she fall? :(

Were you there when the owner returned? That could have been something good to see.

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Date: 19/06/2015 12:42:14
From: kii
ID: 738616
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


kii said:

Not a great afternoon at work :/ my friend fell and broke her hip, she’s in her 70s and some moronic fuckwit left his dog in his car…it was around 40° today. Police, animal control and lots of pissed off people in the parking lot.

Oh dear. How did she fall? :(

Were you there when the owner returned? That could have been something good to see.

She walked around a pram that was near a display and tripped over the edge of the shelving, her hands were full of books and apparently she twisted herself as she fell, I didn’t see her as I was at the other end of the store.

I did see the police etc talking to the guy when I was at the front of the store covering a break. I recognised him as a dimwit who had been in the music dept when I was there covering a break – he presented as a fuckwit know-it-all. I hope the dog is okay. Apparently the police were taking photos and that’s a sign of charges etc. Poor dog :(

Both events happened around the same time. It was chaos for a while.

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Date: 19/06/2015 12:47:10
From: Speedy
ID: 738618
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:

She walked around a pram that was near a display and tripped over the edge of the shelving, her hands were full of books and apparently she twisted herself as she fell, I didn’t see her as I was at the other end of the store.

I did see the police etc talking to the guy when I was at the front of the store covering a break. I recognised him as a dimwit who had been in the music dept when I was there covering a break – he presented as a fuckwit know-it-all. I hope the dog is okay. Apparently the police were taking photos and that’s a sign of charges etc. Poor dog :(

Both events happened around the same time. It was chaos for a while.

Hopefully she recovers OK. Mr Speedy’s uncle (who died suddenly from a heart attack) was paranoid about breaking a bone after his 60th. The statistics are not good.

Yes, poor dog. The police taking photos can’t be a good sign, can it? :(

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Date: 19/06/2015 12:47:29
From: transition
ID: 738619
Subject: re: June Chatting

>bullet point

height of written civilization those

taken canine for a wander, is a bit chilly out there, max 15C today they reckon

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Date: 19/06/2015 12:51:23
From: kii
ID: 738620
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:

Hopefully she recovers OK. Mr Speedy’s uncle (who died suddenly from a heart attack) was paranoid about breaking a bone after his 60th. The statistics are not good.

Yes, poor dog. The police taking photos can’t be a good sign, can it? :(

Thanks – she’s a tough old thing, but there’s not much of her to pad the bones. Her very close friend is with her and there’s lots of support from all the staff – she’s a well-loved person.

Yeah, the photos is not a good sign at all. I hope they throw the book at the bastard.

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Date: 19/06/2015 12:55:14
From: buffy
ID: 738622
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hello Holidayers. Cold chook and white bread roll. In case you wanted to know.

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Date: 19/06/2015 12:56:52
From: Cymek
ID: 738624
Subject: re: June Chatting

Make sure you ring the below new number in case of emergency it replaces the old emergency number

0118 999 881 999 119 725

3

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Date: 19/06/2015 12:58:09
From: buffy
ID: 738625
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Make sure you ring the below new number in case of emergency it replaces the old emergency number

0118 999 881 999 119 725

3

Yeah, right….

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Date: 19/06/2015 13:00:54
From: furious
ID: 738627
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well that’s easy to remember…

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Date: 19/06/2015 13:03:09
From: roughbarked
ID: 738628
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Divine Angel said:

Joint venture with my sister.

www.beautifuldocs.com.au

I thought that was Alex .. Beautiful Docs

Crawler.

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Date: 19/06/2015 13:03:31
From: buffy
ID: 738629
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Speedy said:

Dropbear said:

MQ, the new model

Colour? This is important.

Titanium. Blokes colour. Makes me 34.6% more manly

And a lot less visible on the road, too. I don’t like grey and dark blue cars. Can’t see them against the road metal. But then I drive on country roads.

(Yes, I’m backreading)

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Date: 19/06/2015 13:03:50
From: kii
ID: 738630
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Hello Holidayers. Cold chook and white bread roll. In case you wanted to know.

We had cold chook, potato salad, avocado, tomato and romaine lettuce for dinner.

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Date: 19/06/2015 13:04:58
From: roughbarked
ID: 738631
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


Dropbear said:

Speedy said:

Colour? This is important.

Titanium. Blokes colour. Makes me 34.6% more manly

And a lot less visible on the road, too. I don’t like grey and dark blue cars. Can’t see them against the road metal. But then I drive on country roads.

(Yes, I’m backreading)

and yes. I agree about the colour choice being scary on certain days.

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Date: 19/06/2015 13:10:37
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738632
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Hello Holidayers. Cold chook and white bread roll. In case you wanted to know.

Reheated pea & ham with crusty “country sourdough” from JJ’s bakery.

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Date: 19/06/2015 13:12:07
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738634
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


buffy said:

Hello Holidayers. Cold chook and white bread roll. In case you wanted to know.

Reheated pea & ham with crusty “country sourdough” from JJ’s bakery.

You’ve been out on the bike without telling us haven’t you, HAVEN’T YOU?

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Date: 19/06/2015 13:13:15
From: kii
ID: 738635
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ha!

http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/society/female-body-hair-may-stop-women-meeting-twats-2015061699290

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Date: 19/06/2015 13:14:07
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738636
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


You’ve been out on the bike without telling us haven’t you, HAVEN’T YOU?

As it happens, I did do the day’s shopping as soon as I got up. After putting some clothes on.

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Date: 19/06/2015 13:15:35
From: kii
ID: 738637
Subject: re: June Chatting

This one’s better :P
http://www.xojane.com/fun/the-first-sign-of-the-bedazzled-armpit-hair-extensions-trend-has-surfaced

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Date: 19/06/2015 13:15:45
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738638
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Ha!

http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/society/female-body-hair-may-stop-women-meeting-twats-2015061699290

Female body hair and twats, should I look at that or not…………………………….

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Date: 19/06/2015 13:16:32
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 738639
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Peak Warming Man said:

You’ve been out on the bike without telling us haven’t you, HAVEN’T YOU?

As it happens, I did do the day’s shopping as soon as I got up. After putting some clothes on.

Its good that you remembered that

for some strange reason human beings find nude human beings to be offensive

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Date: 19/06/2015 13:17:10
From: Cymek
ID: 738640
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Peak Warming Man said:

You’ve been out on the bike without telling us haven’t you, HAVEN’T YOU?

As it happens, I did do the day’s shopping as soon as I got up. After putting some clothes on.

You need to tell us that way if you aren’t back here within an hour or two we can alert the authorities to go look for you

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Date: 19/06/2015 13:18:12
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738641
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


This one’s better :P
http://www.xojane.com/fun/the-first-sign-of-the-bedazzled-armpit-hair-extensions-trend-has-surfaced

Armpit ponytails could quickly become uncomfortable.

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Date: 19/06/2015 13:20:52
From: kii
ID: 738642
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


kii said:

Ha!

http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/society/female-body-hair-may-stop-women-meeting-twats-2015061699290

Female body hair and twats, should I look at that or not…………………………….

Go on…be a devil.

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Date: 19/06/2015 13:21:44
From: kii
ID: 738643
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


kii said:

This one’s better :P
http://www.xojane.com/fun/the-first-sign-of-the-bedazzled-armpit-hair-extensions-trend-has-surfaced

Armpit ponytails could quickly become uncomfortable.

Especially with metal hair clips like you and I wear.

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Date: 19/06/2015 13:21:58
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738644
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


Its good that you remembered that

for some strange reason human beings find nude human beings to be offensive

Not only that, there was still ice on the road. Not really a day for nude cycling.

But I don’t think it got as cold as they predicted last night, because my pipes managed to just avoid freezing. But they’re saying -4 again for tonight and tomorrow night, followed by a -2.

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Date: 19/06/2015 13:23:42
From: buffy
ID: 738645
Subject: re: June Chatting

I should do some more work now.

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Date: 19/06/2015 13:29:23
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738648
Subject: re: June Chatting

Talking about free range females, here’s a rare snap of an 1895 girl sensibly wearing boy’s clothes while climbing on the laundry roof with her bro

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Date: 19/06/2015 13:44:19
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 738656
Subject: re: June Chatting

two observations in canberra. the taxi drivers are lead footed. and there seems to be quite a few homeless people on the streets.

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Date: 19/06/2015 13:52:03
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738657
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


two observations in canberra. the taxi drivers are lead footed. and there seems to be quite a few homeless people on the streets.

That’s not a good look for the nation’s capital.

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Date: 19/06/2015 13:54:14
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 738658
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


two observations in canberra. the taxi drivers are lead footed. and there seems to be quite a few homeless people on the streets.

Ex-public servants.

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Date: 19/06/2015 13:55:30
From: transition
ID: 738659
Subject: re: June Chatting

lookin’ at opposite wall here, be insulatin’n linin’ it, oven’n fridge have to be moved, power inverter have to come off the wall’n be refitted afterward, kitchen table have to be moved.

see if can’t get a bit done

listenin’..

#Chuck Berry – Let It Rock

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Date: 19/06/2015 14:04:08
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 738663
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


kii said:

Ha!

http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/society/female-body-hair-may-stop-women-meeting-twats-2015061699290

Female body hair and twats, should I look at that or not…………………………….

I read it as dailymail, and was about to ask what the World has come to, when a respectable serious news medium like the Daily Mail starts using a word like twat.

I’m glad I checked.

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Date: 19/06/2015 14:26:55
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 738669
Subject: re: June Chatting

another observation. crap broadband speeds. get better in the boondocks of WA.

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Date: 19/06/2015 15:19:26
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 738674
Subject: re: June Chatting

Poik is next

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Date: 19/06/2015 15:21:43
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738675
Subject: re: June Chatting

I remember when every Thursday we’d get a stack of enquiries in the old web site after Dr Karl’s show.
That was before a pommie 457 viza itinerant worker shut the place down to get noticed.

http://www.abc.net.au/triplej/media/s4257778.htm

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Date: 19/06/2015 15:28:49
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 738676
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/society/female-body-hair-may-stop-women-meeting-twats-2015061699290

What utter BS

I find pussy hair extremely sexy

plus pussy hair helps to advertize a women’s scent

human beings are getting unhealthy ideas about being human beings

nudity is offensive

pussy hair offensive

underarm hair offensive

these people need a smack behind their head

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Date: 19/06/2015 15:40:49
From: furious
ID: 738677
Subject: re: June Chatting

And generally have no concept of irony…

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Date: 19/06/2015 15:55:17
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 738679
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 19/06/2015 16:02:24
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 738680
Subject: re: June Chatting

Philae was distracted by female comet landers

Female scientists look ravishing when they take off their glasses

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Date: 19/06/2015 16:09:28
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 738681
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/society/female-body-hair-may-stop-women-meeting-twats-2015061699290

What utter BS

I find pussy hair extremely sexy

plus pussy hair helps to advertize a women’s scent

human beings are getting unhealthy ideas about being human beings

nudity is offensive

pussy hair offensive

underarm hair offensive

these people need a smack behind their head

breast feeding in public – offensive

having sex in public – offensive

passionate kissing in public – offensive

soon it will offensive to be a human being

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Date: 19/06/2015 16:49:35
From: dv
ID: 738688
Subject: re: June Chatting

A good article

It’s not about mental illness: The big lie that always follows mass shootings by white males

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Date: 19/06/2015 16:58:58
From: roughbarked
ID: 738690
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well the Triton is registered again but I’ll be eating lettuce from the garden for a couple of weeks.

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Date: 19/06/2015 17:00:01
From: roughbarked
ID: 738691
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


Bubblecar said:

Peak Warming Man said:

You’ve been out on the bike without telling us haven’t you, HAVEN’T YOU?

As it happens, I did do the day’s shopping as soon as I got up. After putting some clothes on.

Its good that you remembered that

for some strange reason human beings find nude human beings to be offensive

Well, I don’t go shopping for sausage.

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Date: 19/06/2015 17:37:13
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738699
Subject: re: June Chatting

FNDC called.

No dinner for me tonight. I overdid the pea & ham at lunchtime and it’s playing merry hell with my guts.

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Date: 19/06/2015 17:37:43
From: Dropbear
ID: 738700
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


FNDC called.

No dinner for me tonight. I overdid the pea & ham at lunchtime and it’s playing merry hell with my guts.

You smelt it, you dealt it

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Date: 19/06/2015 17:39:24
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738701
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Bubblecar said:

FNDC called.

No dinner for me tonight. I overdid the pea & ham at lunchtime and it’s playing merry hell with my guts.

You smelt it, you dealt it

My pea & ham should come with a health warning.

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Date: 19/06/2015 17:40:39
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738703
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Dropbear said:

Bubblecar said:

FNDC called.

No dinner for me tonight. I overdid the pea & ham at lunchtime and it’s playing merry hell with my guts.

You smelt it, you dealt it

My pea & ham should come with a health warning.

I think MV does a Pea and Roadkill soup.

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Date: 19/06/2015 17:42:40
From: AwesomeO
ID: 738704
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


FNDC called.

No dinner for me tonight. I overdid the pea & ham at lunchtime and it’s playing merry hell with my guts.

Next time add some asafoetida.

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Date: 19/06/2015 17:51:33
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738706
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Next time add some asafoetida.

Antiflatulent. Asafoetida reduces the growth of indigenous microflora in the gut, reducing flatulence. In the Jammu region of India, asafoetida is used as a medicine for flatulence and constipation by 60% of locals.<

An antiflatulent would be fine but I don’t think constipation is going to be a problem…

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Date: 19/06/2015 17:52:56
From: AwesomeO
ID: 738707
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


AwesomeO said:

Next time add some asafoetida.

Antiflatulent. Asafoetida reduces the growth of indigenous microflora in the gut, reducing flatulence. In the Jammu region of India, asafoetida is used as a medicine for flatulence and constipation by 60% of locals.<

An antiflatulent would be fine but I don’t think constipation is going to be a problem…

No, not with lentils like the Indians eat or dried peas.

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Date: 19/06/2015 17:54:39
From: btm
ID: 738708
Subject: re: June Chatting

What’s the difference between roast lamb and pea soup?

You can roast lamb…

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Date: 19/06/2015 17:58:32
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 738710
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


A good article

It’s not about mental illness: The big lie that always follows mass shootings by white males

I thought it was a truly terrible article.

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Date: 19/06/2015 18:05:31
From: Dropbear
ID: 738711
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


dv said:

A good article

It’s not about mental illness: The big lie that always follows mass shootings by white males

I thought it was a truly terrible article.

I’m not reading it , but I think it’s probably awesome

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Date: 19/06/2015 18:07:20
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 738712
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


The Rev Dodgson said:

dv said:

A good article

It’s not about mental illness: The big lie that always follows mass shootings by white males

I thought it was a truly terrible article.

I’m not reading it , but I think it’s probably awesome

Just need a vote for a bit mediocre, and we’ve pretty well got it covered.

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Date: 19/06/2015 18:08:16
From: Dropbear
ID: 738713
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


Dropbear said:

The Rev Dodgson said:

I thought it was a truly terrible article.

I’m not reading it , but I think it’s probably awesome

Just need a vote for a bit mediocre, and we’ve pretty well got it covered.

It’s the Internet, where all opinions are equally valid :)

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Date: 19/06/2015 18:08:38
From: Cymek
ID: 738714
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


Dropbear said:

The Rev Dodgson said:

I thought it was a truly terrible article.

I’m not reading it , but I think it’s probably awesome

Just need a vote for a bit mediocre, and we’ve pretty well got it covered.

I thought about reading it but then thought its probably meh

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Date: 19/06/2015 18:09:40
From: AwesomeO
ID: 738715
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


dv said:

A good article

It’s not about mental illness: The big lie that always follows mass shootings by white males

I thought it was a truly terrible article.

Agreed, it did see a rambling diatribe, and I went for a quick squizz at Google news and went to explore in depth. Plenty of headlines featuring race or racism, not a one saying he was mentally ill.

So I have no clue what this author is on about.

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Date: 19/06/2015 18:09:47
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738716
Subject: re: June Chatting

Here’s a more uplifting article:

Children have an innate sense of restorative justice

http://www.abc.net.au/science/articles/2015/06/19/4258170.htm

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Date: 19/06/2015 18:15:18
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 738717
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.sbs.com.au/comedy/article/2015/06/19/wind-farm-commissioner-inducted-ceremonial-tin-foil-hat#

The Federal Government commission into the health and environmental impact of wind farming continued today with the bestowing of the ceremonial tin foil hat to the newly appointed Wind Farm Commissioner.

The tin foil hat, while ostensibly a symbol of office, also protects the commissioner from mind-control rays, psychic beacons, chemtrails and alien brainomancers, in addition to keeping the commissioner’s hair dry if it’s raining and making others think twice before microwaving him.

The appointment of the commissioner is in response to claims by opponents of the proposed wind farms that there’s a small chance wind farms, a clean source of renewable energy, may negatively impact the environment and health of nearby residents making it an unsuitable replacement for coal, which demonstrably negatively impacts the environment and health of nearby residents.

Opponents of wind farms in Australia include members of the Liberal party, the coal mining industry, people who think they look too much like giant robots and independent Senator John Madigan.

“I’m fed up with the shrill, rabid cries of scientists proving to us that wind farms are perfectly safe,” says Senator Madigan, “if I hear one more highly educated professional hysterically writing papers about ‘zero emissions’ and ‘sustainability’ I will scream into my screaming chamber until my eyes bleed.

“They do not even consider the ultra-low frequency sounds made by me constantly gnashing my teeth as I think about wind turbines doing their twirly shit on my tax-payer dime.”

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Date: 19/06/2015 18:16:44
From: roughbarked
ID: 738718
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Here’s a more uplifting article:

Children have an innate sense of restorative justice

Thanks I’ll read it but I agree without needing to.

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Date: 19/06/2015 18:17:43
From: roughbarked
ID: 738719
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


http://www.sbs.com.au/comedy/article/2015/06/19/wind-farm-commissioner-inducted-ceremonial-tin-foil-hat#

The Federal Government commission into the health and environmental impact of wind farming continued today with the bestowing of the ceremonial tin foil hat to the newly appointed Wind Farm Commissioner.

The tin foil hat, while ostensibly a symbol of office, also protects the commissioner from mind-control rays, psychic beacons, chemtrails and alien brainomancers, in addition to keeping the commissioner’s hair dry if it’s raining and making others think twice before microwaving him.

The appointment of the commissioner is in response to claims by opponents of the proposed wind farms that there’s a small chance wind farms, a clean source of renewable energy, may negatively impact the environment and health of nearby residents making it an unsuitable replacement for coal, which demonstrably negatively impacts the environment and health of nearby residents.

Opponents of wind farms in Australia include members of the Liberal party, the coal mining industry, people who think they look too much like giant robots and independent Senator John Madigan.

“I’m fed up with the shrill, rabid cries of scientists proving to us that wind farms are perfectly safe,” says Senator Madigan, “if I hear one more highly educated professional hysterically writing papers about ‘zero emissions’ and ‘sustainability’ I will scream into my screaming chamber until my eyes bleed.

“They do not even consider the ultra-low frequency sounds made by me constantly gnashing my teeth as I think about wind turbines doing their twirly shit on my tax-payer dime.”

I believe he’s renovating his office with tinfoil panelling.

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Date: 19/06/2015 18:33:55
From: buffy
ID: 738720
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good evening. Entrée of smashed avocado and fetta on sourdough. Main course of spicy pork stuffed into a red capsicum and baked.

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Date: 19/06/2015 18:37:28
From: fresnel_chick
ID: 738721
Subject: re: June Chatting

hurro!

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Date: 19/06/2015 18:43:28
From: kii
ID: 738722
Subject: re: June Chatting

Trouble sleeping and unsettling dreams. Keep thinking about my friend’s injury and the poor dog in the hot car.

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Date: 19/06/2015 18:55:21
From: roughbarked
ID: 738723
Subject: re: June Chatting

fresnel_chick said:


hurro!

Hurrah!

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Date: 19/06/2015 18:56:18
From: roughbarked
ID: 738724
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Good evening. Entrée of smashed avocado and fetta on sourdough. Main course of spicy pork stuffed into a red capsicum and baked.

Me, I’d have mashed the entrée into the capsicum and left the pork on the pig.

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:04:54
From: Speedy
ID: 738725
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Good evening. Entrée of smashed avocado and fetta on sourdough. Main course of spicy pork stuffed into a red capsicum and baked.

Sounds yummy. We’ve had an entree of veg soup, followed by chicken with tarragon and mushrooms on mashed sweet potato. Speedy Jnr got into trouble for making an enormous effort to offend the rest of us with his bad table manners. He stomped to the kitchen and grabbed a huge glass and I told him no milk, only water (as he often fills up on milk instead of finishing his meal). He poured half a glass of water then topped it up with milk! I tipped the lot down the sink and sent him to his room until the morning :/

My baby boy is growing up. I am not ready for this puberty thing. Tonight I must read some more chapters of the adolescent manual.

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:05:45
From: transition
ID: 738726
Subject: re: June Chatting

>It’s not about mental illness: The big lie that always follows mass shootings by white males

it’s somewhat rantish, not completely daft, nor entirely undaft

best keep insulatin’n linin’, fire’s goin’ so wont freeze to death
get oven back in place in a moment then going to have a rest

#Keith Urban, Kiss the Rain Goodbye

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:06:36
From: fresnel_chick
ID: 738727
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


fresnel_chick said:

hurro!

Hurrah!

hi you! long time…

how’s things?

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:08:08
From: Speedy
ID: 738728
Subject: re: June Chatting

fresnel_chick said:


hurro!

Great! Now I have the Scooby-dooby-doo song stuck in my head.

Oh and howdy :)

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:08:22
From: roughbarked
ID: 738729
Subject: re: June Chatting

fresnel_chick said:


roughbarked said:

fresnel_chick said:

hurro!

Hurrah!

hi you! long time…

how’s things?

Still planting trees and trying to ignore most else. ;)

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:08:27
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738730
Subject: re: June Chatting

fresnel_chick said:


hurro!

You’d be pretty big now.

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:09:23
From: fresnel_chick
ID: 738731
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


fresnel_chick said:

hurro!

Great! Now I have the Scooby-dooby-doo song stuck in my head.

Oh and howdy :)

mission comprete!

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:11:03
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738732
Subject: re: June Chatting

Milk with meals is traditional in America.

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:11:30
From: fresnel_chick
ID: 738733
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


fresnel_chick said:

roughbarked said:

Hurrah!

hi you! long time…

how’s things?

Still planting trees and trying to ignore most else. ;)

good, good!

have been trying to talk my parents into saving some bits of their senescing peach tree before they rip it out, so that they can get buds grafted onto something else. it produces quite delish fruit, and it would be a shame to lose it… they won’t, though. :(

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:12:20
From: fresnel_chick
ID: 738734
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


fresnel_chick said:

hurro!

You’d be pretty big now.

still under 30; unlike starling!

and i’ve actually lost quite a lot of weight – am back to being a size 10.

/tic

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:12:54
From: AwesomeO
ID: 738735
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Milk with meals is traditional in America.


The Irish reckoned you could live on spuds and milk.

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:13:12
From: Speedy
ID: 738736
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Milk with meals is traditional in America.

!http://www.learnnc.org/lp/media/lessons/greengrowing/images/0001260.jpeg

Well that’s another problem with Americans. Wrong. Just wrong :)

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:16:15
From: Speedy
ID: 738737
Subject: re: June Chatting

While I’m on a roll in the kitchen, I think I might just go and bake a rice custard …

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:16:33
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 738738
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


http://www.sbs.com.au/comedy/article/2015/06/19/wind-farm-commissioner-inducted-ceremonial-tin-foil-hat#

The Federal Government commission into the health and environmental impact of wind farming continued today with the bestowing of the ceremonial tin foil hat to the newly appointed Wind Farm Commissioner.

The tin foil hat, while ostensibly a symbol of office, also protects the commissioner from mind-control rays, psychic beacons, chemtrails and alien brainomancers, in addition to keeping the commissioner’s hair dry if it’s raining and making others think twice before microwaving him.

The appointment of the commissioner is in response to claims by opponents of the proposed wind farms that there’s a small chance wind farms, a clean source of renewable energy, may negatively impact the environment and health of nearby residents making it an unsuitable replacement for coal, which demonstrably negatively impacts the environment and health of nearby residents.

Opponents of wind farms in Australia include members of the Liberal party, the coal mining industry, people who think they look too much like giant robots and independent Senator John Madigan.

“I’m fed up with the shrill, rabid cries of scientists proving to us that wind farms are perfectly safe,” says Senator Madigan, “if I hear one more highly educated professional hysterically writing papers about ‘zero emissions’ and ‘sustainability’ I will scream into my screaming chamber until my eyes bleed.

“They do not even consider the ultra-low frequency sounds made by me constantly gnashing my teeth as I think about wind turbines doing their twirly shit on my tax-payer dime.”

Tony Abbott’s brain got microwaved and no one noticed

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:16:57
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738739
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Bubblecar said:

Milk with meals is traditional in America.

!http://www.learnnc.org/lp/media/lessons/greengrowing/images/0001260.jpeg

Well that’s another problem with Americans. Wrong. Just wrong :)

They should spend less money on milk and buy a picture to hang on that blank wall.

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:16:59
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738740
Subject: re: June Chatting

evening folks

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:17:55
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738741
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


evening folks

Nippy enough for you tonight stumpy?

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:19:36
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738742
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

evening folks

Nippy enough for you tonight stumpy?

‘tis a bit pearl harbour out there…

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:19:43
From: roughbarked
ID: 738743
Subject: re: June Chatting

fresnel_chick said:


roughbarked said:

fresnel_chick said:

hi you! long time…

how’s things?

Still planting trees and trying to ignore most else. ;)

good, good!

have been trying to talk my parents into saving some bits of their senescing peach tree before they rip it out, so that they can get buds grafted onto something else. it produces quite delish fruit, and it would be a shame to lose it… they won’t, though. :(

It can be done. Simply cut off a feww sticks of good new growth and moisten it before wrapping it in some moistened newspaper and shoving it in a plastic bag then depositing it in a roughly constant temperature around four or five degrees C. It wil last all winter until you need it. Grafting can be done if you have a rootstock in good health to graft onto in July/Aug. Otherwise save the buds until Nov/Dec for spring budding(yearlings) or refresh them so as to save them until Jan/March for autumn budding. Keep me informed and I’ll try to keep you informed.

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:20:44
From: roughbarked
ID: 738744
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:

The Irish reckoned you could live on spuds and milk.

That’s why most of them left Ireland.

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:22:26
From: AwesomeO
ID: 738745
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


AwesomeO said:

The Irish reckoned you could live on spuds and milk.

That’s why most of them left Ireland.

They found it a bit hard to live on just the milk.

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:22:45
From: roughbarked
ID: 738746
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Milk with meals is traditional in America.

!http://www.learnnc.org/lp/media/lessons/greengrowing/images/0001260.jpeg

What’s with the homespun thread?

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:22:58
From: fresnel_chick
ID: 738747
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


evening folks

stumpy! ((hugs))

how’s you?!

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:23:47
From: roughbarked
ID: 738748
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:

Tony Abbott’s brain got microwaved and no one noticed

Wrong. We all noticed. Problem is, some of us have the same problem.

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:23:55
From: fresnel_chick
ID: 738749
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


fresnel_chick said:

roughbarked said:

Still planting trees and trying to ignore most else. ;)

good, good!

have been trying to talk my parents into saving some bits of their senescing peach tree before they rip it out, so that they can get buds grafted onto something else. it produces quite delish fruit, and it would be a shame to lose it… they won’t, though. :(

It can be done. Simply cut off a feww sticks of good new growth and moisten it before wrapping it in some moistened newspaper and shoving it in a plastic bag then depositing it in a roughly constant temperature around four or five degrees C. It wil last all winter until you need it. Grafting can be done if you have a rootstock in good health to graft onto in July/Aug. Otherwise save the buds until Nov/Dec for spring budding(yearlings) or refresh them so as to save them until Jan/March for autumn budding. Keep me informed and I’ll try to keep you informed.

thanks, will do.

i’ll pass that info on to my mum. :)

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:24:19
From: roughbarked
ID: 738750
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


roughbarked said:

AwesomeO said:

The Irish reckoned you could live on spuds and milk.

That’s why most of them left Ireland.

They found it a bit hard to live on just the milk.


I see what you did there. ;)

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:24:28
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738751
Subject: re: June Chatting

fresnel_chick said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

evening folks

stumpy! ((hugs))

how’s you?!

plodding along… how about yourself?

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:26:03
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738752
Subject: re: June Chatting

I like old snaps of families at the meal table. I have a huge folder of such photos from all over the world.

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:27:04
From: roughbarked
ID: 738753
Subject: re: June Chatting

fresnel_chick said:


roughbarked said:

fresnel_chick said:

good, good!

have been trying to talk my parents into saving some bits of their senescing peach tree before they rip it out, so that they can get buds grafted onto something else. it produces quite delish fruit, and it would be a shame to lose it… they won’t, though. :(

It can be done. Simply cut off a feww sticks of good new growth and moisten it before wrapping it in some moistened newspaper and shoving it in a plastic bag then depositing it in a roughly constant temperature around four or five degrees C. It wil last all winter until you need it. Grafting can be done if you have a rootstock in good health to graft onto in July/Aug. Otherwise save the buds until Nov/Dec for spring budding(yearlings) or refresh them so as to save them until Jan/March for autumn budding. Keep me informed and I’ll try to keep you informed.

thanks, will do.

i’ll pass that info on to my mum. :)

As important as taking the budwood and keeping it. Is the knowledge that you are growing good stock to graft onto.

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:32:51
From: roughbarked
ID: 738754
Subject: re: June Chatting

Apart from morrie’s long absence, which he informs me is on the low priority list, MV and DO/Camen are also MIA.

Had an email from DO today, not elaborating on his absence but at least showing that he still needs me.

Has Tony Abbott stolen our verve?

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:33:24
From: roughbarked
ID: 738756
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


I like old snaps of families at the meal table. I have a huge folder of such photos from all over the world.

Models for your interpretation of the last supper?

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:34:22
From: roughbarked
ID: 738757
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Bubblecar said:

Milk with meals is traditional in America.

!http://www.learnnc.org/lp/media/lessons/greengrowing/images/0001260.jpeg

What’s with the homespun thread?

What? Nobody else sees it?

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:36:07
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738759
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


What? Nobody else sees it?

You’ll have to elaborate.

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:36:43
From: Speedy
ID: 738760
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Apart from morrie’s long absence, which he informs me is on the low priority list, MV and DO/Camen are also MIA.

Had an email from DO today, not elaborating on his absence but at least showing that he still needs me.

Has Tony Abbott stolen our verve?

MV was overseas somewhere?

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:37:19
From: Speedy
ID: 738761
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


What? Nobody else sees it?

I see it. Not sure why it’s there and what it’s attached to.

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:37:26
From: roughbarked
ID: 738762
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


roughbarked said:

What? Nobody else sees it?

You’ll have to elaborate.

The thread travels in top left towards the girls hand.

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:38:39
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738763
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


roughbarked said:

Apart from morrie’s long absence, which he informs me is on the low priority list, MV and DO/Camen are also MIA.

Had an email from DO today, not elaborating on his absence but at least showing that he still needs me.

Has Tony Abbott stolen our verve?

MV was overseas somewhere?

isle of mann

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:38:50
From: roughbarked
ID: 738764
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


roughbarked said:

Apart from morrie’s long absence, which he informs me is on the low priority list, MV and DO/Camen are also MIA.

Had an email from DO today, not elaborating on his absence but at least showing that he still needs me.

Has Tony Abbott stolen our verve?

MV was overseas somewhere?


Ah yes. That strikes a memory of “I’ve landed elsewhere”. ;)

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:39:22
From: roughbarked
ID: 738765
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


roughbarked said:

What? Nobody else sees it?

I see it. Not sure why it’s there and what it’s attached to.

That’s my problem too.

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:40:14
From: roughbarked
ID: 738766
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Speedy said:

roughbarked said:

Apart from morrie’s long absence, which he informs me is on the low priority list, MV and DO/Camen are also MIA.

Had an email from DO today, not elaborating on his absence but at least showing that he still needs me.

Has Tony Abbott stolen our verve?

MV was overseas somewhere?

isle of mann

Bet Mrs MV had something to say about that.

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:40:27
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738767
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


The thread travels in top left towards the girls hand.

Damage to the photograph.

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:41:27
From: roughbarked
ID: 738768
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


roughbarked said:

The thread travels in top left towards the girls hand.

Damage to the photograph.

OK weird tha it looks like handspun thread but I can accept your offering.

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:42:48
From: Speedy
ID: 738769
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


roughbarked said:

The thread travels in top left towards the girls hand.

Damage to the photograph.

I think it’s quite clearly a thread. It looks like there may be another on the other side of the cloth in the middle of the table. Perhaps it was an unfinished work.

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:44:06
From: Speedy
ID: 738770
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Bubblecar said:

roughbarked said:

The thread travels in top left towards the girls hand.

Damage to the photograph.

I think it’s quite clearly a thread. It looks like there may be another on the other side of the cloth in the middle of the table. Perhaps it was an unfinished work.

Actually, looking at it again, you’re probably right Mr Car. A photo taped together at the back.

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:46:08
From: fresnel_chick
ID: 738771
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


fresnel_chick said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

evening folks

stumpy! ((hugs))

how’s you?!

plodding along… how about yourself?

new meds, doing much better…

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:46:29
From: roughbarked
ID: 738772
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Bubblecar said:

roughbarked said:

The thread travels in top left towards the girls hand.

Damage to the photograph.

I think it’s quite clearly a thread. It looks like there may be another on the other side of the cloth in the middle of the table. Perhaps it was an unfinished work.

Could have been a spinning wheel in extreme foreground and the photographer missed the thread?

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:46:54
From: roughbarked
ID: 738773
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Speedy said:

Bubblecar said:

Damage to the photograph.

I think it’s quite clearly a thread. It looks like there may be another on the other side of the cloth in the middle of the table. Perhaps it was an unfinished work.

Actually, looking at it again, you’re probably right Mr Car. A photo taped together at the back.

It is the only other explanation.

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:47:36
From: roughbarked
ID: 738774
Subject: re: June Chatting

fresnel_chick said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

fresnel_chick said:

stumpy! ((hugs))

how’s you?!

plodding along… how about yourself?

new meds, doing much better…

meds are for?

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:48:29
From: roughbarked
ID: 738775
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Speedy said:

Speedy said:

I think it’s quite clearly a thread. It looks like there may be another on the other side of the cloth in the middle of the table. Perhaps it was an unfinished work.

Actually, looking at it again, you’re probably right Mr Car. A photo taped together at the back.

It is the only other explanation.

well, It didn’t ned to be taped. Folding and flattening could produce similar result.

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:49:48
From: AwesomeO
ID: 738776
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


I like old snaps of families at the meal table. I have a huge folder of such photos from all over the world.

Back in the day it was a bit tricky for historians to know what people were eating. The only time menus were preserved were for significant meals. They could go over order lists for butchers and grocers etc. In the future historians will just look at the archived facebooks and they will have not only blogging what they eat but photos.

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:52:22
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 738777
Subject: re: June Chatting

it is a crease in the photo.

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:52:25
From: roughbarked
ID: 738778
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Bubblecar said:

I like old snaps of families at the meal table. I have a huge folder of such photos from all over the world.

Back in the day it was a bit tricky for historians to know what people were eating. The only time menus were preserved were for significant meals. They could go over order lists for butchers and grocers etc. In the future historians will just look at the archived facebooks and they will have not only blogging what they eat but photos.

Brings to mind the National Geographic cover image of all the representative placements of stuff like folding sheets and washing cups that a woman does/did in her daily work? At that time.

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:52:59
From: roughbarked
ID: 738779
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


it is a crease in the photo.

We have a quorum!

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:53:21
From: Speedy
ID: 738780
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Bubblecar said:

I like old snaps of families at the meal table. I have a huge folder of such photos from all over the world.

Back in the day it was a bit tricky for historians to know what people were eating. The only time menus were preserved were for significant meals. They could go over order lists for butchers and grocers etc. In the future historians will just look at the archived facebooks and they will have not only blogging what they eat but photos.

Apparently restaurants are changing their menus so that the meals are photogenic. An article stated that chicken parmigiana has now been superceded.

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:54:19
From: Speedy
ID: 738781
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


it is a crease in the photo.

Yes, I think rb and I finally think so too now :)

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:54:44
From: roughbarked
ID: 738782
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


AwesomeO said:

Bubblecar said:

I like old snaps of families at the meal table. I have a huge folder of such photos from all over the world.

Back in the day it was a bit tricky for historians to know what people were eating. The only time menus were preserved were for significant meals. They could go over order lists for butchers and grocers etc. In the future historians will just look at the archived facebooks and they will have not only blogging what they eat but photos.

Apparently restaurants are changing their menus so that the meals are photogenic. An article stated that chicken parmigiana has now been superceded.


Photogenic implies that the times do indeed change from time to time.

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:56:24
From: roughbarked
ID: 738783
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


ChrispenEvan said:

it is a crease in the photo.

Yes, I think rb and I finally think so too now :)

It is one of the strangest appearing of such mettle though. ;) Which is indeed what prompted my comment. ;)

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Date: 19/06/2015 19:57:30
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 738784
Subject: re: June Chatting

i hope so speedy because it is awful being wrong and not knowing it. but don’t worry, i’m here.

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Date: 19/06/2015 20:00:54
From: Speedy
ID: 738785
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


i hope so speedy because it is awful being wrong and not knowing it. but don’t worry, i’m here.

No it isn’t. Ignorance is bliss, as they say :)

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Date: 19/06/2015 20:06:08
From: roughbarked
ID: 738786
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


i hope so speedy because it is awful being wrong and not knowing it. but don’t worry, i’m here.

Ta da!

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Date: 19/06/2015 20:06:46
From: Speedy
ID: 738787
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Speedy said:

AwesomeO said:

Back in the day it was a bit tricky for historians to know what people were eating. The only time menus were preserved were for significant meals. They could go over order lists for butchers and grocers etc. In the future historians will just look at the archived facebooks and they will have not only blogging what they eat but photos.

Apparently restaurants are changing their menus so that the meals are photogenic. An article stated that chicken parmigiana has now been superceded.


Photogenic implies that the times do indeed change from time to time.

Food porn is the new thing

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Date: 19/06/2015 20:06:57
From: roughbarked
ID: 738788
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


ChrispenEvan said:

i hope so speedy because it is awful being wrong and not knowing it. but don’t worry, i’m here.

No it isn’t. Ignorance is bliss, as they say :)

Still reckon all that is homespun.

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Date: 19/06/2015 20:07:32
From: Speedy
ID: 738789
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Speedy said:

ChrispenEvan said:

i hope so speedy because it is awful being wrong and not knowing it. but don’t worry, i’m here.

No it isn’t. Ignorance is bliss, as they say :)

Still reckon all that is homespun.

O…..kay.

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Date: 19/06/2015 20:10:34
From: roughbarked
ID: 738790
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


roughbarked said:

Speedy said:

No it isn’t. Ignorance is bliss, as they say :)

Still reckon all that is homespun.

O…..kay.


it was just a twist.

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Date: 19/06/2015 20:11:46
From: Speedy
ID: 738791
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Speedy said:

roughbarked said:

Still reckon all that is homespun.

O…..kay.


it was just a twist.

Oh you mean twisted, not spun? ;)

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Date: 19/06/2015 20:15:16
From: roughbarked
ID: 738792
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


roughbarked said:

Speedy said:

O…..kay.


it was just a twist.

Oh you mean twisted, not spun? ;)

entwineded

Please right click, open in new.. before I make it private again.”:https://www.flickr.com/photos/roughbarked/18950294891/in/photostream”

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Date: 19/06/2015 20:21:27
From: roughbarked
ID: 738793
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Speedy said:

roughbarked said:

it was just a twist.

Oh you mean twisted, not spun? ;)

entwineded

Please right click, open in new.. before I make it private again.

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Date: 19/06/2015 20:25:11
From: roughbarked
ID: 738794
Subject: re: June Chatting

Anyway, she knows how to see me in a different light.

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Date: 19/06/2015 20:34:53
From: roughbarked
ID: 738795
Subject: re: June Chatting

Mis Fisher

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Date: 19/06/2015 20:40:28
From: Speedy
ID: 738796
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Speedy said:

roughbarked said:

it was just a twist.

Oh you mean twisted, not spun? ;)

entwineded

Please right click, open in new.. before I make it private again.”:https://www.flickr.com/photos/roughbarked/18950294891/in/photostream”

She’s lovely rb :)

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Date: 19/06/2015 20:40:57
From: roughbarked
ID: 738797
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Mis Fisher

Hang on, this is 1920]s right?

“Redback bite wouldn’t be fatal”?

?

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Date: 19/06/2015 20:41:30
From: roughbarked
ID: 738798
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


roughbarked said:

Speedy said:

Oh you mean twisted, not spun? ;)

entwineded

Please right click, open in new.. before I make it private again.”:https://www.flickr.com/photos/roughbarked/18950294891/in/photostream”

She’s lovely rb :)

Thanks. :)

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Date: 19/06/2015 20:45:00
From: Speedy
ID: 738799
Subject: re: June Chatting

Trying to whip some cream, but I bought the low fat variety. Still have the electric beater going after 10 minutes with no end in sight :/

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Date: 19/06/2015 20:46:27
From: roughbarked
ID: 738800
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Trying to whip some cream, but I bought the low fat variety. Still have the electric beater going after 10 minutes with no end in sight :/

Surely science tells you that cream separation is all about fat?

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Date: 19/06/2015 20:52:02
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 738801
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


roughbarked said:

Mis Fisher

Hang on, this is 1920]s right?

“Redback bite wouldn’t be fatal”?

?

In Sydney in the early 50’s a Sydney radio announcer got himself in more shit than a Werribee duck when he stated on air that “little Mary Smith was bitten on the funnel by a finger web spider”.

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Date: 19/06/2015 20:53:01
From: Speedy
ID: 738802
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Speedy said:

Trying to whip some cream, but I bought the low fat variety. Still have the electric beater going after 10 minutes with no end in sight :/

Surely science tells you that cream separation is all about fat?

I bought the cream to use in my cooking and it is fine. I did expect it to take a little longer to whip, but this is ridiculous.

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Date: 19/06/2015 20:53:16
From: PermeateFree
ID: 738803
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


roughbarked said:

Mis Fisher

Hang on, this is 1920]s right?

“Redback bite wouldn’t be fatal”?

?

People did die from Redback Spider bites, but none since there has been an antivenin.

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Date: 19/06/2015 20:54:30
From: roughbarked
ID: 738804
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


roughbarked said:

Speedy said:

Trying to whip some cream, but I bought the low fat variety. Still have the electric beater going after 10 minutes with no end in sight :/

Surely science tells you that cream separation is all about fat?

I bought the cream to use in my cooking and it is fine. I did expect it to take a little longer to whip, but this is ridiculous.


The cream has already been taken. Learn to live with it.

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Date: 19/06/2015 20:55:36
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738805
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


roughbarked said:

Speedy said:

Trying to whip some cream, but I bought the low fat variety. Still have the electric beater going after 10 minutes with no end in sight :/

Surely science tells you that cream separation is all about fat?

I bought the cream to use in my cooking and it is fine. I did expect it to take a little longer to whip, but this is ridiculous.

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Date: 19/06/2015 20:57:13
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738806
Subject: re: June Chatting

Pea & ham gutsache has subsided, so I’m having a little plate of Parkham mature cheddar and marinated olives, washed down with cab merlot. Not tasting much of it though due to the onset of a heavier cold than I was already nursing.

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Date: 19/06/2015 20:59:32
From: furious
ID: 738807
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Speedy said:

roughbarked said:

Surely science tells you that cream separation is all about fat?

I bought the cream to use in my cooking and it is fine. I did expect it to take a little longer to whip, but this is ridiculous.


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Date: 19/06/2015 20:59:37
From: fresnel_chick
ID: 738808
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


fresnel_chick said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

plodding along… how about yourself?

new meds, doing much better…

meds are for?

finally got diagnosed with bipolar.

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Date: 19/06/2015 21:00:13
From: furious
ID: 738809
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well, there you go, the artist dude from you gabba gabba was in devo…

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Date: 19/06/2015 21:00:46
From: furious
ID: 738810
Subject: re: June Chatting

You = yo

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Date: 19/06/2015 21:01:48
From: roughbarked
ID: 738811
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


roughbarked said:

roughbarked said:

Mis Fisher

Hang on, this is 1920]s right?

“Redback bite wouldn’t be fatal”?

?

People did die from Redback Spider bites, but none since there has been an antivenin.

Which was in the fifties.

Anyway, a part of the imntruder’s clothing was clearly a stick on.. Sheesh., Phryne has fgone past any sense of realism.
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Date: 19/06/2015 21:03:11
From: roughbarked
ID: 738812
Subject: re: June Chatting

fresnel_chick said:


roughbarked said:

fresnel_chick said:

new meds, doing much better…

meds are for?

finally got diagnosed with bipolar.

Thankfully, I never asked for a description. er.. meaning of me,.

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Date: 19/06/2015 21:03:13
From: fresnel_chick
ID: 738813
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


roughbarked said:

Speedy said:

Oh you mean twisted, not spun? ;)

entwineded

Please right click, open in new.. before I make it private again.

my ovaries just exploded

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Date: 19/06/2015 21:04:05
From: fresnel_chick
ID: 738814
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Anyway, she knows how to see me in a different light.


too cute!

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Date: 19/06/2015 21:11:52
From: party_pants
ID: 738815
Subject: re: June Chatting

Evening all.

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Date: 19/06/2015 21:13:29
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738816
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Evening all.

gday p_p.. how goes it?

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Date: 19/06/2015 21:18:55
From: party_pants
ID: 738817
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


party_pants said:

Evening all.

gday p_p.. how goes it?

Good enough. Busy day, but I think I can relax now.

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Date: 19/06/2015 21:20:37
From: fresnel_chick
ID: 738818
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Evening all.

howdy, how are ya?

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Date: 19/06/2015 21:22:13
From: party_pants
ID: 738819
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’ve decided to shave me beard and mo offf. It’s part of the new me.

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Date: 19/06/2015 21:23:39
From: transition
ID: 738820
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


I’ve decided to shave me beard and mo offf. It’s part of the new me.

all baby face

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Date: 19/06/2015 21:23:51
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738821
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


I’ve decided to shave me beard and mo offf. It’s part of the new me.

i didn’t like my beard and mo at first…

but it grew on me…

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Date: 19/06/2015 21:26:14
From: furious
ID: 738822
Subject: re: June Chatting

Thomas? Thomas Covenant?

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Date: 19/06/2015 21:27:10
From: AwesomeO
ID: 738824
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • I’ve decided to shave me beard and mo offf. It’s part of the new me.

Thomas? Thomas Covenant?

White gold wielder. Another fan?

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Date: 19/06/2015 21:27:19
From: party_pants
ID: 738825
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • I’ve decided to shave me beard and mo offf. It’s part of the new me.

Thomas? Thomas Covenant?

Nah, it’s been about 15 years I’ve had it now.

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Date: 19/06/2015 21:28:55
From: furious
ID: 738826
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well, he did have a shave…

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Date: 19/06/2015 21:30:57
From: jjjust moi
ID: 738827
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


furious said:
  • I’ve decided to shave me beard and mo offf. It’s part of the new me.

Thomas? Thomas Covenant?

Nah, it’s been about 15 years I’ve had it now.


I wacked mine off a couple of years ago on the prompting of a lady friend.

Now down to designer stubble. Still getting SFA :)

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Date: 19/06/2015 21:32:53
From: furious
ID: 738828
Subject: re: June Chatting

Lena?

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Date: 19/06/2015 21:34:16
From: jjjust moi
ID: 738829
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • I wacked mine off a couple of years ago on the prompting of a lady friend.

Lena?


No, she is quite chunky actually.

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Date: 19/06/2015 21:36:53
From: furious
ID: 738830
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 19/06/2015 21:39:44
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738831
Subject: re: June Chatting

jjjust moi said:


furious said:
  • I wacked mine off a couple of years ago on the prompting of a lady friend.

Lena?


No, she is quite chunky actually.

married women are…

Single women get home at night, look at what’s in the fridge and go to bed…
Married women get home, look at what’s in the bed and go to the fridge…

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Date: 19/06/2015 21:40:35
From: jjjust moi
ID: 738832
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • No, she is quite chunky actually.



Well, Boris is away and distracted.

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Date: 19/06/2015 21:42:08
From: jjjust moi
ID: 738833
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


jjjust moi said:

furious said:
  • I wacked mine off a couple of years ago on the prompting of a lady friend.

Lena?


No, she is quite chunky actually.

married women are…

Single women get home at night, look at what’s in the fridge and go to bed…
Married women get home, look at what’s in the bed and go to the fridge…


Well the 3000km travel is probably why my sex life is fnarked.

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Date: 19/06/2015 21:44:37
From: furious
ID: 738836
Subject: re: June Chatting

Guess that’s why you wacked it off?

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Date: 19/06/2015 21:44:38
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738837
Subject: re: June Chatting

jjjust moi said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

jjjust moi said:

No, she is quite chunky actually.

married women are…

Single women get home at night, look at what’s in the fridge and go to bed…
Married women get home, look at what’s in the bed and go to the fridge…


Well the 3000km travel is probably why my sex life is fnarked.

what sex life?
it’s been that long, i can’t remember who’s supposed to tie who up…

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Date: 19/06/2015 21:46:29
From: jjjust moi
ID: 738838
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • Well the 3000km travel is probably why my sex life is fnarked.

Guess that’s why you wacked it off?


Yeah. I think a blokes sex life starts and finishes that way :)

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Date: 19/06/2015 22:18:41
From: roughbarked
ID: 738842
Subject: re: June Chatting

fresnel_chick said:


roughbarked said:

roughbarked said:

entwineded

Please right click, open in new.. before I make it private again.

my ovaries just exploded

alcohol is flammable. ;)

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Date: 19/06/2015 22:25:58
From: kii
ID: 738843
Subject: re: June Chatting

G’morning all you peopleses…

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Date: 19/06/2015 22:33:19
From: roughbarked
ID: 738844
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


G’morning all you peopleses…

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Date: 19/06/2015 22:35:59
From: kii
ID: 738845
Subject: re: June Chatting

That’s a cherubic face.
The bub, not you.

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Date: 19/06/2015 22:36:44
From: roughbarked
ID: 738846
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


That’s a cherubic face.
The bub, not you.

You know I’m in that space.

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Date: 19/06/2015 22:57:28
From: roughbarked
ID: 738849
Subject: re: June Chatting

Opponents of wind farms may see permanent heresy on the environment in order to protect the scavenging of carbonific residues.

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Date: 19/06/2015 22:59:51
From: party_pants
ID: 738850
Subject: re: June Chatting

still pissing down here.

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Date: 19/06/2015 23:03:55
From: furious
ID: 738851
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cats and dogs?

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Date: 19/06/2015 23:03:58
From: Kingy
ID: 738852
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


still pissing down here.

We had some serious rain here today. The shire were out closing roads at 6pm.

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Date: 19/06/2015 23:05:38
From: party_pants
ID: 738853
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • still pissing down here.

Cats and dogs?

frogs and tadpoles at least.

.. although it seems to be easing off now.

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Date: 19/06/2015 23:06:14
From: roughbarked
ID: 738854
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • still pissing down here.

Cats and dogs?

Fish.

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Date: 19/06/2015 23:07:19
From: roughbarked
ID: 738855
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


furious said:
  • still pissing down here.

Cats and dogs?

frogs and tadpoles at least.

.. although it seems to be easing off now.

Remember we are looking at this as the start of El Nino.

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Date: 19/06/2015 23:07:43
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738856
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


furious said:
  • still pissing down here.

Cats and dogs?

frogs and tadpoles at least.

.. although it seems to be easing off now.

after our 18mm on tuesday, it has cleared up nicely.
unfortunately, clear nights are minus degree nights

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Date: 19/06/2015 23:08:46
From: party_pants
ID: 738858
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


party_pants said:

furious said:
  • still pissing down here.

Cats and dogs?

frogs and tadpoles at least.

.. although it seems to be easing off now.

Remember we are looking at this as the start of El Nino.

I’m not. The El Nino doesn’t really affect us much here in the SW corner.

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Date: 19/06/2015 23:10:08
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738859
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


roughbarked said:

party_pants said:

frogs and tadpoles at least.

.. although it seems to be easing off now.

Remember we are looking at this as the start of El Nino.

I’m not. The El Nino doesn’t really affect us much here in the SW corner.

plenty of time before El Nino takes effect.
we’ve only ticked off 3 of the 4 indicators so far

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Date: 19/06/2015 23:10:42
From: roughbarked
ID: 738860
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


roughbarked said:

party_pants said:

frogs and tadpoles at least.

.. although it seems to be easing off now.

Remember we are looking at this as the start of El Nino.

I’m not. The El Nino doesn’t really affect us much here in the SW corner.

Yes. you are different but that doesn’t change things for us.

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Date: 19/06/2015 23:45:45
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738863
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


after our 18mm on tuesday, it has cleared up nicely.
unfortunately, clear nights are minus degree nights

Toasty warm here in the pooter room, but frigid in the rest of the house. I’ll shift heating operations to the bedroom a good half hour before peeping in there.

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Date: 19/06/2015 23:48:47
From: dv
ID: 738864
Subject: re: June Chatting

Not cold enough here for heating, probably never will be

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Date: 19/06/2015 23:50:46
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 738865
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

after our 18mm on tuesday, it has cleared up nicely.
unfortunately, clear nights are minus degree nights

Toasty warm here in the pooter room, but frigid in the rest of the house. I’ll shift heating operations to the bedroom a good half hour before peeping in there.

sounds like a “stick story”

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Date: 19/06/2015 23:51:46
From: furious
ID: 738866
Subject: re: June Chatting

Blankets…

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Date: 19/06/2015 23:53:27
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738867
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Not cold enough here for heating, probably never will be

That’s a bold claim.

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Date: 19/06/2015 23:54:25
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738868
Subject: re: June Chatting

bob(from black rock) said:


sounds like a “stick story”

All electric here, no need to rub any sticks together.

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Date: 19/06/2015 23:56:48
From: party_pants
ID: 738869
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well, my place is definitely cold enough to need heating.

Might go turn on the bedroom heater and then wander off to snooze land.

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Date: 20/06/2015 00:00:52
From: AwesomeO
ID: 738870
Subject: re: June Chatting

Just finishing off some Bellator here. My main room and dining area/kitchen is toasty with gas heating. The rest of the place is freezing so it is a short dash up the hallway to the bed where I have the electric blanket preheating. It has a 75 minute timer to make things convenient.

Solstice on Sunday? Been very mild winter so far then.

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Date: 20/06/2015 00:04:59
From: kii
ID: 738871
Subject: re: June Chatting

Damn it :/ thought I could lie in bed in the nice breeze before the world heats up and I turn on all the noisy cooling devices, but now the lawn is being mown next door.

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Date: 20/06/2015 00:07:10
From: tauto
ID: 738872
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Just finishing off some Bellator here. My main room and dining area/kitchen is toasty with gas heating. The rest of the place is freezing so it is a short dash up the hallway to the bed where I have the electric blanket preheating. It has a 75 minute timer to make things convenient.

Solstice on Sunday? Been very mild winter so far then.

—-

I don’t understand the desire for electric blankets, I just apply another blanket as the temps get colder.

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Date: 20/06/2015 00:10:18
From: tauto
ID: 738873
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Damn it :/ thought I could lie in bed in the nice breeze before the world heats up and I turn on all the noisy cooling devices, but now the lawn is being mown next door.

—-

problems, problems, always problems :)

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Date: 20/06/2015 00:11:07
From: AwesomeO
ID: 738874
Subject: re: June Chatting

tauto said:


AwesomeO said:

Just finishing off some Bellator here. My main room and dining area/kitchen is toasty with gas heating. The rest of the place is freezing so it is a short dash up the hallway to the bed where I have the electric blanket preheating. It has a 75 minute timer to make things convenient.

Solstice on Sunday? Been very mild winter so far then.

—-

I don’t understand the desire for electric blankets, I just apply another blanket as the temps get colder.

I thought that as well till I got one. 75 minute timer gets everything warm, then 15 minutes of continuing warmth whilst you settle and upset all the stored warm air. Bliss.

Do yourself a favour.

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Date: 20/06/2015 00:12:00
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 738875
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Well, my place is definitely cold enough to need heating.

Might go turn on the bedroom heater and then wander off to snooze land.

Get a saucepan full of petrol and soak the cat, ignite, and the cat will provide central heating, earplugs may be required as the cat maybe over enthusiastc about the job.

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Date: 20/06/2015 00:13:12
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738876
Subject: re: June Chatting

Two king-size quilts on a single bed provide more than enough warmth here on these colder nights. Because they hang down so far on each side, it’s like being vacuum-sealed.

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Date: 20/06/2015 00:16:09
From: tauto
ID: 738877
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


tauto said:

AwesomeO said:

Just finishing off some Bellator here. My main room and dining area/kitchen is toasty with gas heating. The rest of the place is freezing so it is a short dash up the hallway to the bed where I have the electric blanket preheating. It has a 75 minute timer to make things convenient.

Solstice on Sunday? Been very mild winter so far then.

—-

I don’t understand the desire for electric blankets, I just apply another blanket as the temps get colder.

I thought that as well till I got one. 75 minute timer gets everything warm, then 15 minutes of continuing warmth whilst you settle and upset all the stored warm air. Bliss.

Do yourself a favour.

/quote]

—-

nah, I live near the coast (like DV) and so it doesn’t get very cold in winter.:)

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Date: 20/06/2015 01:13:02
From: tauto
ID: 738881
Subject: re: June Chatting

mmm… something wrong with posts and date stamps….

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Date: 20/06/2015 02:13:52
From: kii
ID: 738886
Subject: re: June Chatting

tauto said:


kii said:

Damn it :/ thought I could lie in bed in the nice breeze before the world heats up and I turn on all the noisy cooling devices, but now the lawn is being mown next door.

—-

problems, problems, always problems :)

Not a problem, just a minor disturbance in the force.

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Date: 20/06/2015 06:12:34
From: Divine Angel
ID: 738893
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning.

That’s about all I have to say.

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Date: 20/06/2015 07:33:35
From: roughbarked
ID: 738897
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Morning.

That’s about all I have to say.

Well I went for a walk in the frost taking pictures and found thet the zipper on my coat was buggered with the zipper almost all the way up and both ends wide open like a one button jacket.

Good morning? no. it is an expensive jacket with a stupid zipper.

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Date: 20/06/2015 07:37:29
From: Divine Angel
ID: 738898
Subject: re: June Chatting

Surname at birth:
(This could mean your surname at birth).

Well yes, one assumes so.

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Date: 20/06/2015 07:42:00
From: roughbarked
ID: 738899
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Surname at birth:
(This could mean your surname at birth).

Well yes, one assumes so.

Unless of course everyone knew that the surname was going to be the wrong one, before the birth.

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Date: 20/06/2015 07:54:38
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738900
Subject: re: June Chatting

morning folks

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Date: 20/06/2015 07:56:17
From: roughbarked
ID: 738901
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


morning folks

G’day stumpy.

“N Korea claims it has cure for MERS, AIDS, ‘computer use harm’”

yeah, a bullet.

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Date: 20/06/2015 08:12:38
From: roughbarked
ID: 738903
Subject: re: June Chatting

It has warmed up a bit, 0.6°C

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Date: 20/06/2015 08:30:30
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738906
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning punters and correctors, cold in the Pearl, should warm up to a nice winters day later, although the dart throwers were mentioning a bit of rain, but I was harf (I decided not to use the l to save on my data allowance, it sounds the same without the l anyway) asleep so it might be tomorrow for the rain.

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Date: 20/06/2015 08:31:57
From: roughbarked
ID: 738907
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Morning punters and correctors, cold in the Pearl, should warm up to a nice winters day later, although the dart throwers were mentioning a bit of rain, but I was harf (I decided not to use the l to save on my data allowance, it sounds the same without the l anyway) asleep so it might be tomorrow for the rain.

Is the L worth more than the R?

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Date: 20/06/2015 08:33:31
From: roughbarked
ID: 738908
Subject: re: June Chatting

It is heartwarming to hear the worlds best pope ever and the best US president ever, vocalising reality and setting the people straight. The rest however, is up to the people.

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Date: 20/06/2015 08:36:43
From: roughbarked
ID: 738909
Subject: re: June Chatting

“British police investigate reports a body found on the roof of a building in London was that of a stowaway who had fallen from the undercarriage of a plane.”

It is hardly a new event. You’d think someone would have spread the news in those places where people could be so desperate to try it.

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Date: 20/06/2015 08:41:58
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 738910
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


“British police investigate reports a body found on the roof of a building in London was that of a stowaway who had fallen from the undercarriage of a plane.”

It is hardly a new event. You’d think someone would have spread the news in those places where people could be so desperate to try it.

They later found an unconscious person in the wheel bay of a plane at Heathrow, probably the same plane.

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Date: 20/06/2015 09:09:34
From: roughbarked
ID: 738911
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


roughbarked said:

“British police investigate reports a body found on the roof of a building in London was that of a stowaway who had fallen from the undercarriage of a plane.”

It is hardly a new event. You’d think someone would have spread the news in those places where people could be so desperate to try it.

They later found an unconscious person in the wheel bay of a plane at Heathrow, probably the same plane.

Possibly they took a wheel well each. Though it was decades past when I read of a frozen boy landing in the supermarket carpark adjacent to Heathrow. Surely there’s been an education program by now.

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Date: 20/06/2015 09:17:04
From: AwesomeO
ID: 738912
Subject: re: June Chatting

Greece is now looking under the cushions of the sofa for some milk money.

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Date: 20/06/2015 09:26:18
From: roughbarked
ID: 738913
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Greece is now looking under the cushions of the sofa for some milk money.

They shouldn’t have thrown out grandpa’s settee.

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Date: 20/06/2015 09:34:40
From: roughbarked
ID: 738914
Subject: re: June Chatting

A dran out tale to get to the punchliine..

Tired of constantly being broke and stuck in an unhappy marriage, a young husband decided to solve both problems by taking out a large insurance policy on his wife with himself as the beneficiary and then arranging to have her killed.

A ‘friend of a friend’ put him in touch with a nefarious dark-side underworld figure who went by the name of ‘Artie.’ Artie explained to the husband that his going price for snuffing out a spouse was $10,000.

The Husband said he was willing to pay that amount but that he wouldn’t have any cash on hand until he could collect his wife’s insurance money. Artie insisted on being paid at least something up front, so the man opened his wallet, displaying the single dollar coin that rested inside.
Artie sighed, rolled his eyes and reluctantly agreed to accept the dollar as down payment for the dirty deed.

A few days later, Artie followed the man’s wife to the local Costco Supermarket. There, he surprised her in the produce department and proceeded to strangle her with his gloved hands. As the poor unsuspecting woman drew her last breath and slumped to the floor, the manager of the produce department stumbled unexpectedly onto the murder scene. Unwilling to leave any living witnesses behind, ol’ Artie had no choice but to strangle the produce manager as well.

However, unknown to Artie, the entire proceedings were captured by the hidden security cameras and observed by the shop’s security guard, who immediately called the police. Artie was caught and arrested before he could even leave the premises.

Under intense questioning at the police station, Artie revealed the whole sordid plan, including his unusual financial arrangements with the hapless husband who was also quickly arrested.

The next day in the Newspaper, the headline declared…

ARTIE CHOKES 2 for $1.00 @ Costco

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Date: 20/06/2015 09:35:35
From: roughbarked
ID: 738915
Subject: re: June Chatting

Oops, that should have read; a drawn out tale to get to the punchline

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Date: 20/06/2015 09:51:21
From: Arts
ID: 738916
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning… fabulous Saturday, almost half way through winter…. not that I should complain, winters here are mild and relatively fun (the kids were out playing in the rain yesterday.. warm enough to splash around in puddles still. – can’t complain about that

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Date: 20/06/2015 09:53:05
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738917
Subject: re: June Chatting

Gday Arts

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Date: 20/06/2015 09:55:21
From: Arts
ID: 738918
Subject: re: June Chatting

settled back in, Stumpy?

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Date: 20/06/2015 09:58:22
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738919
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


settled back in, Stumpy?

yeah, pretty much.

had a friend come over yesterday to help sort out a project to keep me out of trouble on my days off :)

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:00:34
From: Arts
ID: 738920
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Arts said:

settled back in, Stumpy?

yeah, pretty much.

had a friend come over yesterday to help sort out a project to keep me out of trouble on my days off :)

what ya doing?

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:00:59
From: roughbarked
ID: 738921
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Morning… fabulous Saturday, almost half way through winter…. not that I should complain, winters here are mild and relatively fun (the kids were out playing in the rain yesterday.. warm enough to splash around in puddles still. – can’t complain about that

Yes it is only about our third frost for the season though. It was usual during my childhood for us to have already had 30 consecutive frosts by this time rather than 3 frosts in the first 20 days of June. My daughter was born on the 14th April and I planted a bottlebrush seedling for her. The next morning it was -5ºC (23ºF) but that was 37 years ago.

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:05:08
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738922
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Arts said:

settled back in, Stumpy?

yeah, pretty much.

had a friend come over yesterday to help sort out a project to keep me out of trouble on my days off :)

what ya doing?

building a 1932 ford

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:07:38
From: roughbarked
ID: 738923
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Arts said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

yeah, pretty much.

had a friend come over yesterday to help sort out a project to keep me out of trouble on my days off :)

what ya doing?

building a 1932 ford

Learnt to drive in a stripped down 1936 Ford Pilot sidebanger v8

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:08:11
From: Arts
ID: 738924
Subject: re: June Chatting

I managed to get another Eucalyptus caesia in the ground a couple of weeks ago as well as some other ground plant (something highlight something) I think I got them in just at the right time… thankfully. Doing well, should boom in spring

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:08:45
From: Arts
ID: 738925
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Arts said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

yeah, pretty much.

had a friend come over yesterday to help sort out a project to keep me out of trouble on my days off :)

what ya doing?

building a 1932 ford

that is quite a project…

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:11:03
From: roughbarked
ID: 738926
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


I managed to get another Eucalyptus caesia in the ground a couple of weeks ago as well as some other ground plant (something highlight something) I think I got them in just at the right time… thankfully. Doing well, should boom in spring

E. caesia is frost hardy. Dunno about your (something highlight something) a photo may help me.

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:11:50
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738927
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Arts said:

what ya doing?

building a 1932 ford

Learnt to drive in a stripped down 1936 Ford Pilot sidebanger v8

didn’t the pilot come out in 47?

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:12:42
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738928
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Arts said:

what ya doing?

building a 1932 ford

that is quite a project…

yeah, considering all we have at the moment is a set of blueprints…

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:15:20
From: roughbarked
ID: 738929
Subject: re: June Chatting

It was 273.15 K this morning. The water in the wheelbarrow from this weeks rain froze on top.

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:16:57
From: Arts
ID: 738930
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Arts said:

I managed to get another Eucalyptus caesia in the ground a couple of weeks ago as well as some other ground plant (something highlight something) I think I got them in just at the right time… thankfully. Doing well, should boom in spring

E. caesia is frost hardy. Dunno about your (something highlight something) a photo may help me.

I found it… it is limelight… Acacia ‘Limelight’. dwarf variety thought it might be too close to the ground, but so far so good.

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:17:24
From: roughbarked
ID: 738931
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


roughbarked said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

building a 1932 ford

Learnt to drive in a stripped down 1936 Ford Pilot sidebanger v8

didn’t the pilot come out in 47?


Yeah, you are right. So the boys who stripped it down(of body parts) and bashed it about in dusty paddocks out back of Goolgowi, got the tale wrong when they told me then.

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:21:24
From: roughbarked
ID: 738932
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


roughbarked said:

Arts said:

I managed to get another Eucalyptus caesia in the ground a couple of weeks ago as well as some other ground plant (something highlight something) I think I got them in just at the right time… thankfully. Doing well, should boom in spring

E. caesia is frost hardy. Dunno about your (something highlight something) a photo may help me.

I found it… it is limelight… Acacia ‘Limelight’. dwarf variety thought it might be too close to the ground, but so far so good.

Most Acacias are frost hardy. Apart of course for the few that occur in northern Aussie.

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:23:02
From: roughbarked
ID: 738933
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

roughbarked said:

Learnt to drive in a stripped down 1936 Ford Pilot sidebanger v8

didn’t the pilot come out in 47?


Yeah, you are right. So the boys who stripped it down(of body parts) and bashed it about in dusty paddocks out back of Goolgowi, got the tale wrong when they told me then.

It wasn’t this though.


1936 Ford Phaeton.

http://www.oneillvintageford.co.uk/acatalog/Early_Ford_V8_Books.html

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:23:07
From: Arts
ID: 738934
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Arts said:

roughbarked said:

E. caesia is frost hardy. Dunno about your (something highlight something) a photo may help me.

I found it… it is limelight… Acacia ‘Limelight’. dwarf variety thought it might be too close to the ground, but so far so good.

Most Acacias are frost hardy. Apart of course for the few that occur in northern Aussie.

does that mean you can plant them during the dead of winter with no worries?

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:23:45
From: Arts
ID: 738935
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Arts said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

building a 1932 ford

that is quite a project…

yeah, considering all we have at the moment is a set of blueprints…

there’s nothing more satisfying than seeing a project come into fruition from an idea…

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:24:26
From: roughbarked
ID: 738936
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


roughbarked said:

Arts said:

I found it… it is limelight… Acacia ‘Limelight’. dwarf variety thought it might be too close to the ground, but so far so good.

Most Acacias are frost hardy. Apart of course for the few that occur in northern Aussie.

does that mean you can plant them during the dead of winter with no worries?

Yeah.

Some do have problems at the just germinated stages and some do lose their young green tips in hard frosts but surely you don’t get -5ºC in Perth?

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:26:27
From: roughbarked
ID: 738937
Subject: re: June Chatting

I do recall sleeping in a tent in a forest near Pemberton and waking from a dream where it was snowing only to find that the tent was frozen solid, towards the end of the August/Sept school holiday period, in umm 1982.

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:28:17
From: Arts
ID: 738938
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Arts said:

roughbarked said:

Most Acacias are frost hardy. Apart of course for the few that occur in northern Aussie.

does that mean you can plant them during the dead of winter with no worries?

Yeah.

Some do have problems at the just germinated stages and some do lose their young green tips in hard frosts but surely you don’t get -5ºC in Perth?

not often. I have been trying to find a plant that councils around here like to use on the road verge.. at best guess it’s some sort of dwarf peppermint tree… but I can’t be sure… I should just take a sample into the garden centre

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:28:26
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738939
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Arts said:

that is quite a project…

yeah, considering all we have at the moment is a set of blueprints…

there’s nothing more satisfying than seeing a project come into fruition from an idea…

yeah, something like these… but much larger…

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:30:41
From: roughbarked
ID: 738940
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


roughbarked said:

Arts said:

does that mean you can plant them during the dead of winter with no worries?

Yeah.

Some do have problems at the just germinated stages and some do lose their young green tips in hard frosts but surely you don’t get -5ºC in Perth?

not often. I have been trying to find a plant that councils around here like to use on the road verge.. at best guess it’s some sort of dwarf peppermint tree… but I can’t be sure… I should just take a sample into the garden centre

Try taking tip cuttings from the plant. They should grow if you give them the correct conditions. Most plants will. You may need to wait until spring though.

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:32:44
From: roughbarked
ID: 738941
Subject: re: June Chatting

Manuals and parts are available, here

From Wiki, Importation and local semi-assembly of the Pilot (along with the 1949 US Ford V8) by the Ford Motor Company in Australia in 1949 was essential in countering the retail sales of the new government-financed General Motors-Holden’s ‘Holden’ which began in February of that year. In fact the Pilot was sold new in Australia until well into the 1950s.

So the boys got the date wrong. It was a Ford Pilot. That part they got right.
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Date: 20/06/2015 10:33:32
From: kii
ID: 738942
Subject: re: June Chatting

Greetings of various types to various types.

Heard that my work friend has had a hip replacement done this morning.

:/

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:33:45
From: roughbarked
ID: 738943
Subject: re: June Chatting

Gawd, even Tony’s ministers are begining to say, “I repeat, I repeat”.

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:34:17
From: Arts
ID: 738944
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Arts said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

yeah, considering all we have at the moment is a set of blueprints…

there’s nothing more satisfying than seeing a project come into fruition from an idea…

yeah, something like these… but much larger…


I was goin to ask if your project was full sized… :)

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:34:56
From: Arts
ID: 738945
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Arts said:

roughbarked said:

Yeah.

Some do have problems at the just germinated stages and some do lose their young green tips in hard frosts but surely you don’t get -5ºC in Perth?

not often. I have been trying to find a plant that councils around here like to use on the road verge.. at best guess it’s some sort of dwarf peppermint tree… but I can’t be sure… I should just take a sample into the garden centre

Try taking tip cuttings from the plant. They should grow if you give them the correct conditions. Most plants will. You may need to wait until spring though.

will need some root grower? can I cultivate inside, where it’s sunny and warm?

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:36:10
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738946
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Manuals and parts are available, here

From Wiki, Importation and local semi-assembly of the Pilot (along with the 1949 US Ford V8) by the Ford Motor Company in Australia in 1949 was essential in countering the retail sales of the new government-financed General Motors-Holden’s ‘Holden’ which began in February of that year. In fact the Pilot was sold new in Australia until well into the 1950s.

So the boys got the date wrong. It was a Ford Pilot. That part they got right.

pilots finished at the start of the 50s (51/52) while they concentrated on the anglias and prefects

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:37:53
From: Arts
ID: 738947
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Greetings of various types to various types.

Heard that my work friend has had a hip replacement done this morning.

:/

hope it’s successful for them.

Our close neighbor is in Adelaide currently getting a second (first was last year) operation to remove some cancer at the back of his top palate. It’s a very rare form and these operations are ‘experimental’, chances are the cancer will spread to the spinal cord, where he’ll end up chair bound breathing through a tube. The wife has a brain tumor that is currently being unwatched because of all the things going on with the husband. Three kids. some families have a lot to deal with. I am being hopeful for them

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:38:23
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738948
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Arts said:

there’s nothing more satisfying than seeing a project come into fruition from an idea…

yeah, something like these… but much larger…


I was goin to ask if your project was full sized… :)

probably half sized (due to cost), but with an aim to sell and build full sized

(but damn it’s brain hurting converting all the inch measurements

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:39:43
From: Arts
ID: 738949
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Arts said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

yeah, something like these… but much larger…


I was goin to ask if your project was full sized… :)

probably half sized (due to cost), but with an aim to sell and build full sized

(but damn it’s brain hurting converting all the inch measurements

you can always ask the engineers here to help.. well, not Shebs… TRD maybe…

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:41:16
From: roughbarked
ID: 738950
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


roughbarked said:

Arts said:

not often. I have been trying to find a plant that councils around here like to use on the road verge.. at best guess it’s some sort of dwarf peppermint tree… but I can’t be sure… I should just take a sample into the garden centre

Try taking tip cuttings from the plant. They should grow if you give them the correct conditions. Most plants will. You may need to wait until spring though.

will need some root grower? can I cultivate inside, where it’s sunny and warm?

I have avoided using rooting hormones on natives for a very long time for the simple reason that they damage too easily and rootiing hormones are capable of doing this.

I found that soaking prior to planting in a diluted seaweed extract solution. (maxicrop multiple concentrate), did work well but honey is probably better. Dip the cut ends in honey.

Indoors is warmer and some rooms can be sunny in winter when the sun angle is low. However the air is too dry and the sun is too weak plus there iare the problems of too close to a window or too close to a heater. A hot frame is a better idea. A plastic drink bottle isn’t too bad either, in a sunny position facing north with a brick wall behind.

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:43:15
From: roughbarked
ID: 738951
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:

(but damn it’s brain hurting converting all the inch measurements

Doesn’t your computers calculator have a conversion facility?

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:43:22
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738952
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Arts said:

I was goin to ask if your project was full sized… :)

probably half sized (due to cost), but with an aim to sell and build full sized

(but damn it’s brain hurting converting all the inch measurements

you can always ask the engineers here to help.. well, not Shebs… TRD maybe…

it’s mainly just the working in 64ths of an inch… i’m going to need to get a better pair of spectacles before i go much further.

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:43:24
From: Arts
ID: 738953
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Arts said:

roughbarked said:

Try taking tip cuttings from the plant. They should grow if you give them the correct conditions. Most plants will. You may need to wait until spring though.

will need some root grower? can I cultivate inside, where it’s sunny and warm?

I have avoided using rooting hormones on natives for a very long time for the simple reason that they damage too easily and rootiing hormones are capable of doing this.

I found that soaking prior to planting in a diluted seaweed extract solution. (maxicrop multiple concentrate), did work well but honey is probably better. Dip the cut ends in honey.

Indoors is warmer and some rooms can be sunny in winter when the sun angle is low. However the air is too dry and the sun is too weak plus there iare the problems of too close to a window or too close to a heater. A hot frame is a better idea. A plastic drink bottle isn’t too bad either, in a sunny position facing north with a brick wall behind.

excellent… perhaps I shall try this. Thanks

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:43:52
From: Arts
ID: 738954
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Arts said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

probably half sized (due to cost), but with an aim to sell and build full sized

(but damn it’s brain hurting converting all the inch measurements

you can always ask the engineers here to help.. well, not Shebs… TRD maybe…

it’s mainly just the working in 64ths of an inch… i’m going to need to get a better pair of spectacles before i go much further.

can’t wait for the updates

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:44:48
From: kii
ID: 738955
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


kii said:

Greetings of various types to various types.

Heard that my work friend has had a hip replacement done this morning.

:/

hope it’s successful for them.

Well, there wasn’t much choice. She fell at work yesterday and broke it :(

S. is 73 and like a small bird, tough, but not much of her.

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:45:53
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738956
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

(but damn it’s brain hurting converting all the inch measurements

Doesn’t your computers calculator have a conversion facility?

the shed power here is a bit dodgy, so the already dying laptop isn’t going anywhere near it… all calculator and notepaper at the moment

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:47:21
From: roughbarked
ID: 738957
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


roughbarked said:

Arts said:

will need some root grower? can I cultivate inside, where it’s sunny and warm?

I have avoided using rooting hormones on natives for a very long time for the simple reason that they damage too easily and rootiing hormones are capable of doing this.

I found that soaking prior to planting in a diluted seaweed extract solution. (maxicrop multiple concentrate), did work well but honey is probably better. Dip the cut ends in honey.

Indoors is warmer and some rooms can be sunny in winter when the sun angle is low. However the air is too dry and the sun is too weak plus there iare the problems of too close to a window or too close to a heater. A hot frame is a better idea. A plastic drink bottle isn’t too bad either, in a sunny position facing north with a brick wall behind.

excellent… perhaps I shall try this. Thanks

Remember that there is a zone inside a container that is relatively frost free. Say those plastic bag tree guards they put three sticks in. These have a zone that is about the diameter of the tree tube that the seedling came in, exactly at the centre of the tree guard. Any closer to the sides and the frost can do a heat exchange and burn the plant.

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:48:45
From: party_pants
ID: 738958
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


roughbarked said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

(but damn it’s brain hurting converting all the inch measurements

Doesn’t your computers calculator have a conversion facility?

the shed power here is a bit dodgy, so the already dying laptop isn’t going anywhere near it… all calculator and notepaper at the moment

Sit down and work it out with a pencil?

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:49:23
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738959
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

roughbarked said:

Doesn’t your computers calculator have a conversion facility?

the shed power here is a bit dodgy, so the already dying laptop isn’t going anywhere near it… all calculator and notepaper at the moment

Sit down and work it out with a pencil?

still couldn’t budget…

:P

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:49:37
From: kii
ID: 738960
Subject: re: June Chatting

Anyway, I just had a late afternoon nap in front of the bedroom air con. It’s some obscene temperature here…like 40+ degrees. Got ceiling fans going and the swamp cooler blowing away. I’ve had a day off, but back to work tomorrow. Something cold for dinner, I think. Like ice cream.

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:49:56
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738961
Subject: re: June Chatting

Lamb neck casserole now in the oven, should be ready by 1:30. Lamb neck slices with sliced taters, parsnip, brussels sprouts, onion, garlic, olive oil, pepper, nutmeg, beef OXO, tomato paste, parsley, sage, rosemary & thyme.

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:50:08
From: party_pants
ID: 738962
Subject: re: June Chatting

I shaved me beard off this morning.

But I don’t like it.

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:50:53
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738963
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Anyway, I just had a late afternoon nap in front of the bedroom air con. It’s some obscene temperature here…like 40+ degrees. Got ceiling fans going and the swamp cooler blowing away. I’ve had a day off, but back to work tomorrow. Something cold for dinner, I think. Like ice cream.

Probably still below zero here in the pooter room. The kitchen cold pipes have only just unfrozen.

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:51:22
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 738964
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


I shaved me beard off this morning.

But I don’t like it.

how will you think?

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:51:30
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738965
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


I shaved me beard off this morning.

But I don’t like it.

Quick, grow it back!

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:51:57
From: Arts
ID: 738966
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


I shaved me beard off this morning.

But I don’t like it.

what bit don’t you like?

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:52:22
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738967
Subject: re: June Chatting

I won’t consider shaving mine off until I’m slimmer and younger.

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:52:58
From: roughbarked
ID: 738968
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


I shaved me beard off this morning.

But I don’t like it.

I sympathize. I’ve only shaved mine twice in 45 odd years.

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:53:03
From: party_pants
ID: 738969
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


party_pants said:

I shaved me beard off this morning.

But I don’t like it.

what bit don’t you like?

My mouth seems disproportionately small compared to the rest of my face.

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:53:24
From: party_pants
ID: 738970
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


party_pants said:

I shaved me beard off this morning.

But I don’t like it.

Quick, grow it back!

Might have to.

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:53:26
From: kii
ID: 738971
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Arts said:

party_pants said:

I shaved me beard off this morning.

But I don’t like it.

what bit don’t you like?

My mouth seems disproportionately small compared to the rest of my face.

Apply some lippy :D

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:53:55
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738972
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


My mouth seems disproportionately small compared to the rest of my face.

Draw it bigger with lipstick.

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:54:14
From: Arts
ID: 738973
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Arts said:

party_pants said:

I shaved me beard off this morning.

But I don’t like it.

what bit don’t you like?

My mouth seems disproportionately small compared to the rest of my face.

give it a few days, then see what you think… you can always grow it back. Women use lipstick to fix those sort of things.. last resort

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:54:38
From: Arts
ID: 738974
Subject: re: June Chatting

lol @ lipstick solution

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:54:46
From: roughbarked
ID: 738975
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


kii said:

Anyway, I just had a late afternoon nap in front of the bedroom air con. It’s some obscene temperature here…like 40+ degrees. Got ceiling fans going and the swamp cooler blowing away. I’ve had a day off, but back to work tomorrow. Something cold for dinner, I think. Like ice cream.

Probably still below zero here in the pooter room. The kitchen cold pipes have only just unfrozen.

The thermometer next to me says 9ºC. BOM tells me that outside, it is 6ºC

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:54:50
From: party_pants
ID: 738976
Subject: re: June Chatting

I ain’t buying no lipstick :(

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:55:01
From: kii
ID: 738978
Subject: re: June Chatting

:P

I beat the lot of you from all the way over here!!

I win!!

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:55:07
From: Bubblecar
ID: 738979
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Lamb neck casserole now in the oven, should be ready by 1:30. Lamb neck slices with sliced taters, parsnip, brussels sprouts, onion, garlic, olive oil, pepper, nutmeg, beef OXO, tomato paste, parsley, sage, rosemary & thyme.

…oh & red wine.

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:58:22
From: roughbarked
ID: 738982
Subject: re: June Chatting

I find my face too thin and drawn without a beard. I was surprised back in the nineties when I did shave it off on a whim and all the mothers came to the school just to see me without a beard. Didn’t know they cared.

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Date: 20/06/2015 10:59:08
From: kii
ID: 738983
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


I ain’t buying no lipstick :(

I did warn you about the fad for removing body hair, learn to embrace it and display it with new colours and bling :P

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Date: 20/06/2015 11:00:57
From: roughbarked
ID: 738985
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


party_pants said:

I ain’t buying no lipstick :(

I did warn you about the fad for removing body hair, learn to embrace it and display it with new colours and bling :P

Gotta be better than body piercing. Warning! this image is a bit gross. http://www.theage.com.au/content/dam/images/1/m/e/w/g/m/image.gallery.galleryLandscape.600×400.1mewn3.png/1428225046405.jpg

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Date: 20/06/2015 11:01:01
From: party_pants
ID: 738986
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


party_pants said:

I ain’t buying no lipstick :(

I did warn you about the fad for removing body hair, learn to embrace it and display it with new colours and bling :P

Sounds a bit too hippy for me. I’m not hippy, I’m more of a bogan.

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Date: 20/06/2015 11:02:03
From: roughbarked
ID: 738988
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


kii said:

party_pants said:

I ain’t buying no lipstick :(

I did warn you about the fad for removing body hair, learn to embrace it and display it with new colours and bling :P

Sounds a bit too hippy for me. I’m not hippy, I’m more of a bogan.

Billy Connelly didn’t change just because his goatee was bright purple.

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Date: 20/06/2015 11:02:57
From: transition
ID: 738989
Subject: re: June Chatting

saturday, tip trip day or jump the fence later or tomorrow
birds ‘m chirpy, crows, wattle bird, some other whatever
jobs to do ol’ batteries are low be savin’ power off will go
10.85V the fancy sine inverter drops out, but now workin’
sun’s out, angle ‘m panels down later for winter ya know
wash is dirty, a few extra watts batteries up by afternoon
get jenny goin’ too for while give all a boost for few hours
non-sine inverters ‘m’s work to lower voltage so all’s fine
that’s transition’s lot jobs to do be none much else news

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Date: 20/06/2015 11:04:12
From: kii
ID: 738991
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


kii said:

party_pants said:

I ain’t buying no lipstick :(

I did warn you about the fad for removing body hair, learn to embrace it and display it with new colours and bling :P

Sounds a bit too hippy for me. I’m not hippy, I’m more of a bogan.

This one doesn’t look like a hippy:

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Date: 20/06/2015 11:06:24
From: roughbarked
ID: 738993
Subject: re: June Chatting

……his wife, Mary, made the Same mistake
when she gave him a DREMEL ENGRAVER for X-Mas

When I came to visit, Mary just rolled her eyes
Jimi, grinning from ear to ear, when he told me
to “Check-Out’ the chrome-trimmed formica counter
top… to “..run my finger along the edge…”

“Yeah..? So..?”
I was instructed to look closer…“No.. CLOSER

With a sardonic smile playing around his lips,
he handed me a great BIG magnifying glass….
and as I leaned closer I began to read:
“This place SUX! The LandLord is a total a$$hole who never fixes anything even when he’s repeatedly begged so the kitchen faucet never stops dripping and the toilet never stops running the kids next door stomp up and down the stairs and their wh#re mother drags home every bum who’ll buy her a drink home for the night and dents dings and scratches every car in the parking lot but the police doesn’t even bother showing up probably because they’re banging her too………………………”

He went on railing against “the electrical outlets the slammed doors the creaking floors…” ..and so on..
in minute detail in minute meticulous print all
for the full length of the counter (which is to say
the length of the entire kitchen…) the story continued
about the barking dogs and garbage strewn common
hallway, the long since kicked off security bolts
the deteriorated asphalt & mud filled driveway..’
up along the back-splash of the counter, around
the circumference of the kitchen sink and down
the dripping tap… around the rim of the sewer,
and continued up one side of the door leading
to the living room, and down the other side.

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Date: 20/06/2015 11:13:57
From: roughbarked
ID: 738996
Subject: re: June Chatting

Must look ionto getting one of these http://www.in2white.com/how/#scroll-clauss

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Date: 20/06/2015 11:16:19
From: roughbarked
ID: 738997
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Must look into getting one of these http://www.in2white.com/how/#scroll-clauss

http://www.activecomp.ca/clauss/

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Date: 20/06/2015 11:19:27
From: roughbarked
ID: 738998
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


roughbarked said:

Must look into getting one of these http://www.in2white.com/how/#scroll-clauss

http://www.activecomp.ca/clauss/

Oops! Just looked at the prices.

Prices in CAD Dollars RODEON piXposer $ 8,280 RODEON piXpert $ 5,980 RODEON piXplorer $ 2,480
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Date: 20/06/2015 11:43:28
From: roughbarked
ID: 739003
Subject: re: June Chatting

If you look closely enough,

There is a tiny spider afloat in a boat made of a walnut shell filled by precipitation.

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Date: 20/06/2015 12:13:48
From: roughbarked
ID: 739009
Subject: re: June Chatting

“My Prime Minister has said repeatedly, has said repeatedly.”

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Date: 20/06/2015 12:15:34
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 739010
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


“My Prime Minister has said repeatedly, has said repeatedly.”

What does he repeat?

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Date: 20/06/2015 12:19:00
From: buffy
ID: 739011
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hello Holidayers.

Have you had a busy morning?

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Date: 20/06/2015 12:21:24
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 739013
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Hello Holidayers.

Have you had a busy morning?

I’m moving from Ballarat to Creswick

Lots of packing between web sessions

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Date: 20/06/2015 12:25:27
From: buffy
ID: 739015
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


buffy said:

Hello Holidayers.

Have you had a busy morning?

I’m moving from Ballarat to Creswick

Lots of packing between web sessions

Nineteen km. Hardly worth the move! You could do it by wheelbarrow load and walking…

:)

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Date: 20/06/2015 12:27:58
From: kii
ID: 739016
Subject: re: June Chatting

Mmmm….fizzy water with white wine slushy *burps*

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Date: 20/06/2015 12:28:09
From: roughbarked
ID: 739017
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


roughbarked said:

“My Prime Minister has said repeatedly, has said repeatedly.”

What does he repeat?

“We’ve stopped the boats, we’ve stopped the boats”.

Never mind what he’d say if we had Italy’s problem with them.

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Date: 20/06/2015 12:28:11
From: buffy
ID: 739018
Subject: re: June Chatting

Lots of cooking here today, to take food to Mum and Dad tomorrow. Sausage rolls (24), marble Jaffa cake. I’m now vertical grilling chicken drumsticks, some of which are for our lunch (with mashed sweet potato), and the rest I’ll pull to bits to make a chicken and pasta thing for lunch tomorrow at Box Hill. I also tidied up the leftover green tomatoes into relish this morning. I need to make another cake later, but I’ll do that at tea time when I have to put the oven on again for our sausage rolls for tea.

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Date: 20/06/2015 12:31:54
From: roughbarked
ID: 739019
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

buffy said:

Hello Holidayers.

Have you had a busy morning?

I’m moving from Ballarat to Creswick

Lots of packing between web sessions

Nineteen km. Hardly worth the move! You could do it by wheelbarrow load and walking…

:)

They pushed a wheelbarrow all the way to White Cliffs from as far away as Sydney anf Melbourne, the ones that made it that is.

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Date: 20/06/2015 12:39:57
From: kii
ID: 739024
Subject: re: June Chatting

From My Awesome Life’s faceborked page.

That time Dr Karl nailed it …
“The science is absolutely clear, the only health effects of wind turbines is if they fall on you.”

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Date: 20/06/2015 12:42:51
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739025
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Lots of cooking here today, to take food to Mum and Dad tomorrow. Sausage rolls (24), marble Jaffa cake. I’m now vertical grilling chicken drumsticks, some of which are for our lunch (with mashed sweet potato), and the rest I’ll pull to bits to make a chicken and pasta thing for lunch tomorrow at Box Hill. I also tidied up the leftover green tomatoes into relish this morning. I need to make another cake later, but I’ll do that at tea time when I have to put the oven on again for our sausage rolls for tea.

Well done. Lamb neck casserole in the oven here, smelling very tempting. It’s a cut-&-come-again casserole, on account of I bought a jumbo pack of lamb neck slices (about 15), so after the first serve I’ll leave juices in the dish and just keep adding more lamb neck and taters etc and re-ovening until it’s all eaten up.

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Date: 20/06/2015 12:46:39
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739026
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


From My Awesome Life’s faceborked page.

That time Dr Karl nailed it …
“The science is absolutely clear, the only health effects of wind turbines is if they fall on you.”

!https://scontent-lax1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xfp1/v/t1.0-9/1496655_1414437915550554_6384459691278041407_n.jpg?oh=27a8a6d6963cbc08f3681057d62b0e9d&oe=55F7CA65

Good job Lego have never made blood puddles.

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Date: 20/06/2015 12:50:07
From: kii
ID: 739027
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


kii said:

From My Awesome Life’s faceborked page.

That time Dr Karl nailed it …
“The science is absolutely clear, the only health effects of wind turbines is if they fall on you.”

!https://scontent-lax1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xfp1/v/t1.0-9/1496655_1414437915550554_6384459691278041407_n.jpg?oh=27a8a6d6963cbc08f3681057d62b0e9d&oe=55F7CA65

Good job Lego have never made blood puddles.

From My Awesome Life’s faceborked page.:

That time I was awarded a medal for having personally beaten Jar Jar Binks to death with a wrench.

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Date: 20/06/2015 12:52:36
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739028
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Bubblecar said:

kii said:

From My Awesome Life’s faceborked page.

That time Dr Karl nailed it …
“The science is absolutely clear, the only health effects of wind turbines is if they fall on you.”

!https://scontent-lax1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xfp1/v/t1.0-9/1496655_1414437915550554_6384459691278041407_n.jpg?oh=27a8a6d6963cbc08f3681057d62b0e9d&oe=55F7CA65

Good job Lego have never made blood puddles.

From My Awesome Life’s faceborked page.:

That time I was awarded a medal for having personally beaten Jar Jar Binks to death with a wrench.

!https://scontent-lax1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xaf1/v/t1.0-9/11537878_1413740125620333_5190314541992994220_n.jpg?oh=8f6f3ed2bdf65583886d01e9d72482b0&oe=5629558B

Uh-oh, they do.

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Date: 20/06/2015 12:56:48
From: kii
ID: 739029
Subject: re: June Chatting

The person behind that page is looking at putting a book out using the images, with proceeds going to the Asylum Seekers Resource Centre.

“That time when I looked into the book idea. Ideally I would like it to be a nice, hard back with a dust cover on good quality paper. Sadly the unit price for them is about $35 per book (38 pages), when I factor in a profit for the ASRC it takes the cost to you wonderful people to about $45-50.

The other option is to make a smaller book, soft cover, same page count where the unit price is closer to $6 per book but it’s not as swanky.

A $6 unit price would make each book about $26 and the ASRC could get $20 for every sale. Given the page currently has 667 likes, if only a small percentage of you bought one, that would still be a substantial donation.

Do people want better quality books which are more expensive or lower quality books which are cheaper? Let me know your thoughts in the comments under this post and thank you for being awesome “

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Date: 20/06/2015 13:16:28
From: transition
ID: 739031
Subject: re: June Chatting

Just dipped a pencil into fuel tank of diesel generator notice when guage inicates empty still has two inches fuel left in it. Looking up some fuel efficiency figures on internet few weeks back and didn’t think my generator would be as good as figures I saw, but reckon probably is or better.

Can’t recall where saw it now, so it’s stolen, here in me notes (did post link way back)

“Average” efficiency of a diesel engine / genset is 45%
So a diesel should produce around 16.4 MJ of electrical energy per liter of diesel burnt, or approximately 4.5 kW/h per liter or approximately 0.22 liters per kW/h. …”

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Date: 20/06/2015 13:21:45
From: roughbarked
ID: 739032
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


Just dipped a pencil into fuel tank of diesel generator notice when guage inicates empty still has two inches fuel left in it. Looking up some fuel efficiency figures on internet few weeks back and didn’t think my generator would be as good as figures I saw, but reckon probably is or better.

Can’t recall where saw it now, so it’s stolen, here in me notes (did post link way back)

“Average” efficiency of a diesel engine / genset is 45%
So a diesel should produce around 16.4 MJ of electrical energy per liter of diesel burnt, or approximately 4.5 kW/h per liter or approximately 0.22 liters per kW/h. …”

Looks to have been US of A in origin.

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Date: 20/06/2015 13:32:10
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 739033
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

roughbarked said:

“My Prime Minister has said repeatedly, has said repeatedly.”

What does he repeat?

“We’ve stopped the boats, we’ve stopped the boats”.

Never mind what he’d say if we had Italy’s problem with them.

Yes, lots of other countries have to cope with far more numbers of boat people and refugees

Makes you wonder doesn’t it.

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Date: 20/06/2015 13:33:20
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 739034
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


buffy said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

I’m moving from Ballarat to Creswick

Lots of packing between web sessions

Nineteen km. Hardly worth the move! You could do it by wheelbarrow load and walking…

:)

They pushed a wheelbarrow all the way to White Cliffs from as far away as Sydney anf Melbourne, the ones that made it that is.

There was some Star Wars Storm Trooper that did some walk for a cause

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Date: 20/06/2015 13:35:19
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 739036
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Bubblecar said:

kii said:

From My Awesome Life’s faceborked page.

That time Dr Karl nailed it …
“The science is absolutely clear, the only health effects of wind turbines is if they fall on you.”

!https://scontent-lax1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xfp1/v/t1.0-9/1496655_1414437915550554_6384459691278041407_n.jpg?oh=27a8a6d6963cbc08f3681057d62b0e9d&oe=55F7CA65

Good job Lego have never made blood puddles.

From My Awesome Life’s faceborked page.:

That time I was awarded a medal for having personally beaten Jar Jar Binks to death with a wrench.

imagine all those wind mills that effected people

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Date: 20/06/2015 13:41:29
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 739038
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.universetoday.com/120940/nasas-new-horizons-hangout-countdown-to-pluto/

NASA’S New Horizon’s Hangout: Countdown to Pluto!

wow, there is a sexy female scientist wearing glasses on the right

Ive fallen in love already

dont tell Tim Hunt

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Date: 20/06/2015 13:48:17
From: transition
ID: 739040
Subject: re: June Chatting

‘nother lot insulation up now be ‘nother sheet of linin’
air-cell’s all taped up and ready to screw a sheet on
Wattle Birds goin’ mad down front block ‘m’s barkin’

listenin’…

#George Thorogood – Back to Wentzville

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Date: 20/06/2015 13:48:33
From: roughbarked
ID: 739041
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


http://www.universetoday.com/120940/nasas-new-horizons-hangout-countdown-to-pluto/

NASA’S New Horizon’s Hangout: Countdown to Pluto!

wow, there is a sexy female scientist wearing glasses on the right

Ive fallen in love already

dont tell Tim Hunt

She’s a geologist too. I love rocks.

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Date: 20/06/2015 13:52:42
From: AwesomeO
ID: 739042
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


roughbarked said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

What does he repeat?

“We’ve stopped the boats, we’ve stopped the boats”.

Never mind what he’d say if we had Italy’s problem with them.

Yes, lots of other countries have to cope with far more numbers of boat people and refugees

Makes you wonder doesn’t it.

Italy doesn’t have a problem apart from them making the place look untidy. They register them and point them toward Germany and France. No permanent resettlement and the only facilities provided are from charities not the government.

Of course Germany and France are getting a bit Jack of it and Greece cannot pay for itself let alone provide for asylum seekers. Walls are going up all over Europe. Between faltering economies and asylum seekers the EU experiment is going to be radically altered I think.

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Date: 20/06/2015 13:56:28
From: roughbarked
ID: 739043
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

roughbarked said:

“We’ve stopped the boats, we’ve stopped the boats”.

Never mind what he’d say if we had Italy’s problem with them.

Yes, lots of other countries have to cope with far more numbers of boat people and refugees

Makes you wonder doesn’t it.

Italy doesn’t have a problem apart from them making the place look untidy. They register them and point them toward Germany and France. No permanent resettlement and the only facilities provided are from charities not the government.

Of course Germany and France are getting a bit Jack of it and Greece cannot pay for itself let alone provide for asylum seekers. Walls are going up all over Europe. Between faltering economies and asylum seekers the EU experiment is going to be radically altered I think.

Italy spends way more than Tony’s mob do and they do it because they are good samaritans.

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:07:22
From: AwesomeO
ID: 739045
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


AwesomeO said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

Yes, lots of other countries have to cope with far more numbers of boat people and refugees

Makes you wonder doesn’t it.

Italy doesn’t have a problem apart from them making the place look untidy. They register them and point them toward Germany and France. No permanent resettlement and the only facilities provided are from charities not the government.

Of course Germany and France are getting a bit Jack of it and Greece cannot pay for itself let alone provide for asylum seekers. Walls are going up all over Europe. Between faltering economies and asylum seekers the EU experiment is going to be radically altered I think.

Italy spends way more than Tony’s mob do and they do it because they are good samaritans.

Nope, they have stopped their naval operations due to the expense. And no other EU countries were willing to contribute.

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:09:03
From: roughbarked
ID: 739046
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


roughbarked said:

AwesomeO said:

Italy doesn’t have a problem apart from them making the place look untidy. They register them and point them toward Germany and France. No permanent resettlement and the only facilities provided are from charities not the government.

Of course Germany and France are getting a bit Jack of it and Greece cannot pay for itself let alone provide for asylum seekers. Walls are going up all over Europe. Between faltering economies and asylum seekers the EU experiment is going to be radically altered I think.

Italy spends way more than Tony’s mob do and they do it because they are good samaritans.

Nope, they have stopped their naval operations due to the expense. And no other EU countries were willing to contribute.

Oh. Is that recent? I must have missed that news item. Thanks.

The problem won’t go away though.

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:10:10
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739047
Subject: re: June Chatting

mCrazyNeutrino said:


kii said:

Bubblecar said:

Good job Lego have never made blood puddles.

From My Awesome Life’s faceborked page.:

That time I was awarded a medal for having personally beaten Jar Jar Binks to death with a wrench.

imagine all those wind mills that effected people


https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WEhS9Y9HYjU

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:11:51
From: roughbarked
ID: 739048
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


AwesomeO said:

roughbarked said:

Italy spends way more than Tony’s mob do and they do it because they are good samaritans.

Nope, they have stopped their naval operations due to the expense. And no other EU countries were willing to contribute.

Oh. Is that recent? I must have missed that news item. Thanks.

The problem won’t go away though.

http://www.west-info.eu/west-news/refugees-asylum-seekers/?t=635

http://www.smh.com.au/world/italy-rescues-1500-asylumseekers-in-one-day-20150405-1meyft.html

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:12:22
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739050
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

roughbarked said:

“We’ve stopped the boats, we’ve stopped the boats”.

Never mind what he’d say if we had Italy’s problem with them.

Yes, lots of other countries have to cope with far more numbers of boat people and refugees

Makes you wonder doesn’t it.

Italy doesn’t have a problem apart from them making the place look untidy. They register them and point them toward Germany and France. No permanent resettlement and the only facilities provided are from charities not the government.

Of course Germany and France are getting a bit Jack of it and Greece cannot pay for itself let alone provide for asylum seekers. Walls are going up all over Europe. Between faltering economies and asylum seekers the EU experiment is going to be radically altered I think.


just round them up and fly them back , you turn them away , you don’t listen to any excuses etc

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:15:30
From: AwesomeO
ID: 739051
Subject: re: June Chatting

Thousands who came from Tunisia and Egypt in 2011 as “economic migrants” have now been sent home but most of the traffic comes from countries in sub-Saharan Africa particularly Somalia and Eritrea. They also come from Pakistan and Syria, Gambia, Mali and Afghanistan. Part of the problem for authorities in the EU is establishing how they arrived in Europe in the first place. Asylum seekers in Italy aren’t locked up. This makes tracking their movements across borders almost impossible.

When they first disembark, they’re taken to “Reception and Registration Centres” where their identification is checked. According to the Interior Ministry website, in 2011 there were 10 such centres in operation with 6,000 beds for those who opt to stay. They can come and go as they wish during the identification and application phase (maximum 35 days). They’re not allowed to work while staying in a centre during the asylum procedure but if their case isn’t decided within six months, they’re entitled to a work permit in lieu of further accommodation. Social support in the form of food, shelter, language tuition and other integration measures are linked to the federal government’s accommodation centres. After an asylum seeker leaves the centre, they receive no further assistance from authorities. When that initial six months expires, most asylum seekers become the responsibility of provincial authorities or NGOs. Thousands of failed asylum seekers are thought to be living rough in Italy’s major cities. Many have crossed in to other EU countries and are living as illegal immigrants there. Thousands of those who have papers are living in slums relying on the charity of NGOs and generous locals. Without language or work skills, they have little prospects.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-08-09/alberici-italy-asylum-boats-australian-model/4875134

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:17:58
From: AwesomeO
ID: 739052
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


roughbarked said:

AwesomeO said:

Nope, they have stopped their naval operations due to the expense. And no other EU countries were willing to contribute.

Oh. Is that recent? I must have missed that news item. Thanks.

The problem won’t go away though.

http://www.west-info.eu/west-news/refugees-asylum-seekers/?t=635

http://www.smh.com.au/world/italy-rescues-1500-asylumseekers-in-one-day-20150405-1meyft.html

You are attempting to argue a point I don’t disagree with, thousands are arriving, but Italy is just a transit country, a stepping stone, they do hardly anything and certainly no resettlement. And other countries are stRting to lose patience and Italy itself has scaled back its naval operations.

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:23:58
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739053
Subject: re: June Chatting

boats can be automatically controlled

asylum seekers can be transferred to a boat or be towed by a controlled boat back to Indonesia , the asylum seeker boat is then driven up a beach by the robot boat which then sauls back to sea to pick up the next boat and take it back to Indonesia

what you could do is simply hang around in international waters waiting for the next arrival

you don’t have anyone on board a mother ship , it simply dispatches the drones that tow the refugees back to Indonesia

the vessel could be designed to swallow the smuggling boat and then return it to Indonesia

what could they say?

nothing

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:25:26
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739055
Subject: re: June Chatting

given it costs 3 or more billions to service asylum seekers any simple controlled craft would be cheaper than housing refugees

if Indonesia wants to facilitate the problem take the problem back to it.

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:26:39
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 739056
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:

Nope, they have stopped their naval operations due to the expense. And no other EU countries were willing to contribute.

I don’t think it was expense. IIRC it was because France, Germany et al didn’t want to have to accept all the people that Italy saved.

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:27:43
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739057
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


AwesomeO said:

Nope, they have stopped their naval operations due to the expense. And no other EU countries were willing to contribute.

I don’t think it was expense. IIRC it was because France, Germany et al didn’t want to have to accept all the people that Italy saved.


that’s why countries have borders – to stop undesirables entering

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:28:32
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 739058
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:

You are attempting to argue a point I don’t disagree with, thousands are arriving, but Italy is just a transit country, a stepping stone, they do hardly anything and certainly no resettlement. And other countries are stRting to lose patience and Italy itself has scaled back its naval operations.

I’ll need a reference before accepting that Italy doesn’t take its fair share of refugees.

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:30:34
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739059
Subject: re: June Chatting

Israel just loads it’s African refugees into jumbo jets and takes them back to Africa – no questions there. I don’t hear anyone complaining about that approach

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:31:16
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 739060
Subject: re: June Chatting

This does seem to suggest that Italy takes less refugees per capita than the other large European countries:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_refugee_population ;

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:32:34
From: transition
ID: 739062
Subject: re: June Chatting

lookin’ forward to Italy’s reconstruction, it’ll require debt forgiveness, and something like wartime emergency organization, they’ll have to stabilize their currency (more) internally which’ll require good management and old school nation building. Yeah, i’m not making the right noises am I.

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:33:12
From: PermeateFree
ID: 739063
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


boats can be automatically controlled

asylum seekers can be transferred to a boat or be towed by a controlled boat back to Indonesia , the asylum seeker boat is then driven up a beach by the robot boat which then sauls back to sea to pick up the next boat and take it back to Indonesia

what you could do is simply hang around in international waters waiting for the next arrival

you don’t have anyone on board a mother ship , it simply dispatches the drones that tow the refugees back to Indonesia

the vessel could be designed to swallow the smuggling boat and then return it to Indonesia

what could they say?

nothing

I think the Indonesians might have something to say about your intrusion into their territorial waters, and even more, when your robots intentionally move onto their lands.

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:34:56
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739065
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

boats can be automatically controlled

asylum seekers can be transferred to a boat or be towed by a controlled boat back to Indonesia , the asylum seeker boat is then driven up a beach by the robot boat which then sauls back to sea to pick up the next boat and take it back to Indonesia

what you could do is simply hang around in international waters waiting for the next arrival

you don’t have anyone on board a mother ship , it simply dispatches the drones that tow the refugees back to Indonesia

the vessel could be designed to swallow the smuggling boat and then return it to Indonesia

what could they say?

nothing

I think the Indonesians might have something to say about your intrusion into their territorial waters, and even more, when your robots intentionally move onto their lands.


what could they do ? nothing

so you are illegally allowing thousands of people to travel here , are just giving them back

they couldn’t attack the boats coming back so what could they do exactly ?

nothing

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:35:19
From: poikilotherm
ID: 739067
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


lookin’ forward to Italy’s reconstruction, it’ll require debt forgiveness, and something like wartime emergency organization, they’ll have to stabilize their currency (more) internally which’ll require good management and old school nation building. Yeah, i’m not making the right noises am I.

How exactly can the Euro be any stabler?

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:36:51
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739069
Subject: re: June Chatting

exactly what measures would the Indonesians take?

not much if anything

if they started doing stupid things we’d just cut all foreign aid and kick the embassy out. there’s not much we get from Indonesia

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:37:25
From: roughbarked
ID: 739070
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


roughbarked said:

roughbarked said:

Oh. Is that recent? I must have missed that news item. Thanks.

The problem won’t go away though.

http://www.west-info.eu/west-news/refugees-asylum-seekers/?t=635

http://www.smh.com.au/world/italy-rescues-1500-asylumseekers-in-one-day-20150405-1meyft.html

You are attempting to argue a point I don’t disagree with, thousands are arriving, but Italy is just a transit country, a stepping stone, they do hardly anything and certainly no resettlement. And other countries are stRting to lose patience and Italy itself has scaled back its naval operations.

Italy is attempting to scale it back but reports of that were in 2014 this is 2015 and they still feel bound to do it. No matter where they try to pass them to they are still rescuing them from the sea. When all the other nations refuse to take them Italy will be stuck with them and the job of rescuing them will be forced to stop.

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:40:00
From: AwesomeO
ID: 739072
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


AwesomeO said:

roughbarked said:

http://www.west-info.eu/west-news/refugees-asylum-seekers/?t=635

http://www.smh.com.au/world/italy-rescues-1500-asylumseekers-in-one-day-20150405-1meyft.html

You are attempting to argue a point I don’t disagree with, thousands are arriving, but Italy is just a transit country, a stepping stone, they do hardly anything and certainly no resettlement. And other countries are stRting to lose patience and Italy itself has scaled back its naval operations.

Italy is attempting to scale it back but reports of that were in 2014 this is 2015 and they still feel bound to do it. No matter where they try to pass them to they are still rescuing them from the sea. When all the other nations refuse to take them Italy will be stuck with them and the job of rescuing them will be forced to stop.

Then no so good Samaritans eh?

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:40:59
From: PermeateFree
ID: 739074
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


I’m PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

boats can be automatically controlled

asylum seekers can be transferred to a boat or be towed by a controlled boat back to Indonesia , the asylum seeker boat is then driven up a beach by the robot boat which then sauls back to sea to pick up the next boat and take it back to Indonesia

what you could do is simply hang around in international waters waiting for the next arrival

you don’t have anyone on board a mother ship , it simply dispatches the drones that tow the refugees back to Indonesia

the vessel could be designed to swallow the smuggling boat and then return it to Indonesia

what could they say?

nothing

I think the Indonesians might have something to say about your intrusion into their territorial waters, and even more, when your robots intentionally move onto their lands.


what could they do ? nothing

so you are illegally allowing thousands of people to travel here , are just giving them back

they couldn’t attack the boats coming back so what could they do exactly ?

nothing

Would you prefer to go to war with Indonesia?

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:41:13
From: roughbarked
ID: 739075
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


roughbarked said:

AwesomeO said:

You are attempting to argue a point I don’t disagree with, thousands are arriving, but Italy is just a transit country, a stepping stone, they do hardly anything and certainly no resettlement. And other countries are stRting to lose patience and Italy itself has scaled back its naval operations.

Italy is attempting to scale it back but reports of that were in 2014 this is 2015 and they still feel bound to do it. No matter where they try to pass them to they are still rescuing them from the sea. When all the other nations refuse to take them Italy will be stuck with them and the job of rescuing them will be forced to stop.

Then no so good Samaritans eh?

Yes. it is the good samaritan in them that is defeating all logic.

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:42:45
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 739078
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:

Would you prefer to go to war with Indonesia?

Wookie would lose a war with Indonesia. Not enough roads to bomb.

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:43:10
From: roughbarked
ID: 739079
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

I’m PermeateFree said:

I think the Indonesians might have something to say about your intrusion into their territorial waters, and even more, when your robots intentionally move onto their lands.


what could they do ? nothing

so you are illegally allowing thousands of people to travel here , are just giving them back

they couldn’t attack the boats coming back so what could they do exactly ?

nothing

Would you prefer to go to war with Indonesia?

Since we have trained them in our metthods of warfare and have given them war machinery, it wouldn’t be a necessarily clever move. This country is a far cry from the same place that old silverhair drew a line a cross and said, let the Japs have that part.

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:43:48
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739080
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

I’m PermeateFree said:

I think the Indonesians might have something to say about your intrusion into their territorial waters, and even more, when your robots intentionally move onto their lands.


what could they do ? nothing

so you are illegally allowing thousands of people to travel here , are just giving them back

they couldn’t attack the boats coming back so what could they do exactly ?

nothing


Indonesia wouldn’t go to war over us over a few refugees it’s allowing to jump to Australia , it’s a fantasy

they don’t have the capacity or the organisation to do anything

if they did imagine what a few guns in the hands of the tribesmen in western PNG would do
Would you prefer to go to war with Indonesia?

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:44:24
From: PermeateFree
ID: 739081
Subject: re: June Chatting

Just as a matter of interest Wookie, would you call yourself a Zionist?

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:44:54
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739082
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


PermeateFree said:

Would you prefer to go to war with Indonesia?

Wookie would lose a war with Indonesia. Not enough roads to bomb.


I doubt it

Indonesia would all be over in a few weeks

it’s an artificial construct with Jakarta ruling over lots of people that hate it

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:45:50
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739083
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

I’m
what could they do ? nothing

so you are illegally allowing thousands of people to travel here , are just giving them back

they couldn’t attack the boats coming back so what could they do exactly ?

nothing

Would you prefer to go to war with Indonesia?

Since we have trained them in our metthods of warfare and have given them war machinery, it wouldn’t be a necessarily clever move. This country is a far cry from the same place that old silverhair drew a line a cross and said, let the Japs have that part.


sorry I don’t believe that toughie

it’s inherently unstable

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:48:00
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739084
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Just as a matter of interest Wookie, would you call yourself a Zionist?

it depends how you define a Zionist

to return and try and get on with people – yes

to return and put into motion a genocidal plan – no

at any rate they are all as bad as each other in that area – the only ones with any integrity are the kibbutzniks

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:48:10
From: PermeateFree
ID: 739085
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

I’m
what could they do ? nothing

so you are illegally allowing thousands of people to travel here , are just giving them back

they couldn’t attack the boats coming back so what could they do exactly ?

nothing


Indonesia wouldn’t go to war over us over a few refugees it’s allowing to jump to Australia , it’s a fantasy

they don’t have the capacity or the organisation to do anything

if they did imagine what a few guns in the hands of the tribesmen in western PNG would do
Would you prefer to go to war with Indonesia?

It would not be about refugees, but about territorial sovereignty, plus I think you grossly underestimate the military capacity of Indonesia.

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:49:42
From: roughbarked
ID: 739086
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

PermeateFree said:

Indonesia wouldn’t go to war over us over a few refugees it’s allowing to jump to Australia , it’s a fantasy

they don’t have the capacity or the organisation to do anything

if they did imagine what a few guns in the hands of the tribesmen in western PNG would do
Would you prefer to go to war with Indonesia?

It would not be about refugees, but about territorial sovereignty, plus I think you grossly underestimate the military capacity of Indonesia.

+ the fact that fighting dirty isn’t a problem for them.

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:49:47
From: party_pants
ID: 739087
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


PermeateFree said:

Would you prefer to go to war with Indonesia?

Wookie would lose a war with Indonesia. Not enough roads to bomb.

Wookie would win the war by invoking technology that doesn’t exist yet.

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:51:25
From: roughbarked
ID: 739088
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

PermeateFree said:

Would you prefer to go to war with Indonesia?

Wookie would lose a war with Indonesia. Not enough roads to bomb.

Wookie would win the war by invoking technology that doesn’t exist yet.

Even if he could pull that off like Hitler did, the enemy would prove the same as those who used what he showed them to bring him to his knees.

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:52:34
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739089
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

PermeateFree said:

Indonesia wouldn’t go to war over us over a few refugees it’s allowing to jump to Australia , it’s a fantasy

they don’t have the capacity or the organisation to do anything

if they did imagine what a few guns in the hands of the tribesmen in western PNG would do
Would you prefer to go to war with Indonesia?

It would not be about refugees, but about territorial sovereignty, plus I think you grossly underestimate the military capacity of Indonesia.


no I don’t think so

it has capacity to get here , if the yanks decided to not back us we could rip up “ANZUS” and declare it a waste of time and money.

there’s a big stretch of water between us and Indonesia I doubt if there aircraft would have the range, then you’ve got the subs that could knock out the transport ships

Indonesia would be fighting a major land war in western PNG before it even sent the first military response to Australia

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:53:39
From: AwesomeO
ID: 739090
Subject: re: June Chatting

Indonesia’s defence force is an inward looking one designed to defeat insurrections, more a heavily armed police force. But you still wouldn’t want to initiate anything with them as they would get very quickly get cuddly with China.

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:54:07
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739091
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


party_pants said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

Wookie would lose a war with Indonesia. Not enough roads to bomb.

Wookie would win the war by invoking technology that doesn’t exist yet.

Even if he could pull that off like Hitler did, the enemy would prove the same as those who used what he showed them to bring him to his knees.


nice try Godwin

hitler didn’t start a war over refugees , he needed to rob Poland to pay for further wars

you simply invade and steal stuff

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:55:11
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739092
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Indonesia’s defence force is an inward looking one designed to defeat insurrections, more a heavily armed police force. But you still wouldn’t want to initiate anything with them as they would get very quickly get cuddly with China.

Australia is already cuddly with China

who would China want to get cuddly with , Australia or Indonesia

they have too much to lose backing Indonesia

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:55:22
From: AwesomeO
ID: 739093
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

It would not be about refugees, but about territorial sovereignty, plus I think you grossly underestimate the military capacity of Indonesia.


no I don’t think so

it has capacity to get here , if the yanks decided to not back us we could rip up “ANZUS” and declare it a waste of time and money.

there’s a big stretch of water between us and Indonesia I doubt if there aircraft would have the range, then you’ve got the subs that could knock out the transport ships

Indonesia would be fighting a major land war in western PNG before it even sent the first military response to Australia

Oh geeze, ANZUS is a committment to consult. Nothing more. Something not usually appreciated by Internet generals.

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:55:56
From: party_pants
ID: 739094
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


roughbarked said:

party_pants said:

Wookie would win the war by invoking technology that doesn’t exist yet.

Even if he could pull that off like Hitler did, the enemy would prove the same as those who used what he showed them to bring him to his knees.


nice try Godwin

hitler didn’t start a war over refugees , he needed to rob Poland to pay for further wars

you simply invade and steal stuff

Televisions and jewelery?

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:55:58
From: roughbarked
ID: 739095
Subject: re: June Chatting

Though Italy did technically ended its search and rescue mission, in 2014. Italy has since brought thousands of rescued migrants to Sicily. By early June more than 100,000 migrants had reached southern Europe by boat, the UN refugee agency UNHCR reports.

Of that total, 54,000 arrived in Italy
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-24583286

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:56:31
From: PermeateFree
ID: 739096
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

It would not be about refugees, but about territorial sovereignty, plus I think you grossly underestimate the military capacity of Indonesia.


no I don’t think so

it has capacity to get here , if the yanks decided to not back us we could rip up “ANZUS” and declare it a waste of time and money.

there’s a big stretch of water between us and Indonesia I doubt if there aircraft would have the range, then you’ve got the subs that could knock out the transport ships

Indonesia would be fighting a major land war in western PNG before it even sent the first military response to Australia

Wookie, do you think for even 1 minute that Australia would place itself in such potentially disastrous circumstances for the sole privilege of using robots to swallow up refugee boats and dumbing them onto Indonesian territory.

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:56:34
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739097
Subject: re: June Chatting

anyway

who said anything about invading Indonesia – why would I want to do that

I’d just be asking Indonesia to stop facilitating illegal transfer of people into Australia

what’s the UN going to say? not much

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:57:07
From: AwesomeO
ID: 739098
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


AwesomeO said:

Indonesia’s defence force is an inward looking one designed to defeat insurrections, more a heavily armed police force. But you still wouldn’t want to initiate anything with them as they would get very quickly get cuddly with China.

Australia is already cuddly with China

who would China want to get cuddly with , Australia or Indonesia

they have too much to lose backing Indonesia

Same reason as always, they can buy access and influence at a time when the country is in crisis. Where otherwise they might be rebuffed now they have an in.

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:57:27
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739099
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


wookiemeister said:

roughbarked said:

Even if he could pull that off like Hitler did, the enemy would prove the same as those who used what he showed them to bring him to his knees.


nice try Godwin

hitler didn’t start a war over refugees , he needed to rob Poland to pay for further wars

you simply invade and steal stuff

Televisions and jewelery?


most likely gold and currency

ISIS took a bank in Iraq and looted it to finance its war

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:57:54
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 739100
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:

Wookie, do you think for even 1 minute that Australia would place itself in such potentially disastrous circumstances for the sole privilege of using robots to swallow up refugee boats and dumbing them onto Indonesian territory.

Hello PF… meet Wookie.

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:59:13
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739101
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

PermeateFree said:

It would not be about refugees, but about territorial sovereignty, plus I think you grossly underestimate the military capacity of Indonesia.


no I don’t think so

it has capacity to get here , if the yanks decided to not back us we could rip up “ANZUS” and declare it a waste of time and money.

there’s a big stretch of water between us and Indonesia I doubt if there aircraft would have the range, then you’ve got the subs that could knock out the transport ships

Indonesia would be fighting a major land war in western PNG before it even sent the first military response to Australia

Wookie, do you think for even 1 minute that Australia would place itself in such potentially disastrous circumstances for the sole privilege of using robots to swallow up refugee boats and dumbing them onto Indonesian territory.


then we should just allow anyone who comes here the right to stay here – no questions asked – it would be much cheaper than building all these detention centres

you could fence up Melbourne and Sydney and make it a cultural melting pot

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:59:28
From: party_pants
ID: 739102
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

PermeateFree said:

It would not be about refugees, but about territorial sovereignty, plus I think you grossly underestimate the military capacity of Indonesia.


no I don’t think so

it has capacity to get here , if the yanks decided to not back us we could rip up “ANZUS” and declare it a waste of time and money.

there’s a big stretch of water between us and Indonesia I doubt if there aircraft would have the range, then you’ve got the subs that could knock out the transport ships

Indonesia would be fighting a major land war in western PNG before it even sent the first military response to Australia

Wookie, do you think for even 1 minute that Australia would place itself in such potentially disastrous circumstances for the sole privilege of using robots to swallow up refugee boats and dumbing them onto Indonesian territory.

Not to mention that such robot boats simply do not exist.

I mean how would a robot boat tow an assylum seeker vessel back? They’d simply untie themselves and head off in the opposite direction.

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Date: 20/06/2015 14:59:54
From: roughbarked
ID: 739103
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


roughbarked said:

party_pants said:

Wookie would win the war by invoking technology that doesn’t exist yet.

Even if he could pull that off like Hitler did, the enemy would prove the same as those who used what he showed them to bring him to his knees.


nice try Godwin

hitler didn’t start a war over refugees , he needed to rob Poland to pay for further wars

you simply invade and steal stuff

Invade and steal was not a new concept but Hitler was knocking off Jews as his main game.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:00:46
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739104
Subject: re: June Chatting

anyway what’s the point of complaining or discussing it

we have no control over the simplest of things so ….

we could harness the refugees to help our property market and housing boom by offering them loans to buy houses here

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:01:13
From: roughbarked
ID: 739105
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


PermeateFree said:

Wookie, do you think for even 1 minute that Australia would place itself in such potentially disastrous circumstances for the sole privilege of using robots to swallow up refugee boats and dumbing them onto Indonesian territory.

Hello PF… meet Wookie.

:)

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:02:01
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739106
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

no I don’t think so

it has capacity to get here , if the yanks decided to not back us we could rip up “ANZUS” and declare it a waste of time and money.

there’s a big stretch of water between us and Indonesia I doubt if there aircraft would have the range, then you’ve got the subs that could knock out the transport ships

Indonesia would be fighting a major land war in western PNG before it even sent the first military response to Australia

Wookie, do you think for even 1 minute that Australia would place itself in such potentially disastrous circumstances for the sole privilege of using robots to swallow up refugee boats and dumbing them onto Indonesian territory.

Not to mention that such robot boats simply do not exist.

I mean how would a robot boat tow an assylum seeker vessel back? They’d simply untie themselves and head off in the opposite direction.


I dare say you’d have to use your brains and come up with a solution

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:03:12
From: party_pants
ID: 739107
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


party_pants said:

PermeateFree said:

Wookie, do you think for even 1 minute that Australia would place itself in such potentially disastrous circumstances for the sole privilege of using robots to swallow up refugee boats and dumbing them onto Indonesian territory.

Not to mention that such robot boats simply do not exist.

I mean how would a robot boat tow an assylum seeker vessel back? They’d simply untie themselves and head off in the opposite direction.


I dare say you’d have to use your brains and come up with a solution

Well, asking then nicely might just work, you never know.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:04:02
From: roughbarked
ID: 739108
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


anyway what’s the point of complaining or discussing it

we have no control over the simplest of things so ….

we could harness the refugees to help our property market and housing boom by offering them loans to buy houses here

Ignore the hippy bit at the end but we could always do the first part. We Agree to turn our face away

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:04:35
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739109
Subject: re: June Chatting

what about this

you start offering refugees from every where to come here by boat, aircraft or whatever.

when they land they are offered a loan to buy a house in some of forsaken housing housing estate in Melbourne.

they take the loan, you could offer all kinds of international banks to finance this

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:05:18
From: roughbarked
ID: 739110
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


wookiemeister said:

party_pants said:

Not to mention that such robot boats simply do not exist.

I mean how would a robot boat tow an assylum seeker vessel back? They’d simply untie themselves and head off in the opposite direction.


I dare say you’d have to use your brains and come up with a solution

Well, asking then nicely might just work, you never know.


It is too late it is a booming of the economy, this people smuggling to those dolts in Australia lark.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:05:57
From: PermeateFree
ID: 739111
Subject: re: June Chatting

Just to bring a little reality into the discussion, Indonesia is Ranked 12th in the world ranking of military capacity. Australia in somewhere after that.

http://www.globalfirepower.com/country-military-strength-detail.asp?country_id=indonesia

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:06:27
From: roughbarked
ID: 739112
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


what about this

you start offering refugees from every where to come here by boat, aircraft or whatever.

when they land they are offered a loan to buy a house in some of forsaken housing housing estate in Melbourne.

they take the loan, you could offer all kinds of international banks to finance this

We do allow them in if they bring their own money.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:07:12
From: roughbarked
ID: 739113
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Just to bring a little reality into the discussion, Indonesia is Ranked 12th in the world ranking of military capacity. Australia in somewhere after that.

http://www.globalfirepower.com/country-military-strength-detail.asp?country_id=indonesia

I was never fooled.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:07:15
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739114
Subject: re: June Chatting

offering loans to millions of refugees could be better

it creates employment

if anyone didn’t limit they could apply to live in another country or more to somewhere else in Australia

Sydney and Melbourne would be the natural and logical placed to house refugees as the NBN and facilities already exist there , we don’t need to build more stuff elsewhere

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:07:39
From: party_pants
ID: 739115
Subject: re: June Chatting

Anyway, I better be off to supervise the gardening robots for the afternoon.I’ll leave you lot to it.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:08:16
From: party_pants
ID: 739116
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


wookiemeister said:

what about this

you start offering refugees from every where to come here by boat, aircraft or whatever.

when they land they are offered a loan to buy a house in some of forsaken housing housing estate in Melbourne.

they take the loan, you could offer all kinds of international banks to finance this

We do allow them in if they bring their own money.

Only their televions and jewelery.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:08:41
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739117
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


wookiemeister said:

what about this

you start offering refugees from every where to come here by boat, aircraft or whatever.

when they land they are offered a loan to buy a house in some of forsaken housing housing estate in Melbourne.

they take the loan, you could offer all kinds of international banks to finance this

We do allow them in if they bring their own money.


no that’s the great beauty of the idea – anyone can come as long as they take a loan, or you allow the rich refugees to buy investment properties that the poorer refugees could rent from them

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:08:42
From: roughbarked
ID: 739118
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


offering loans to millions of refugees could be better

it creates employment

if anyone didn’t limit they could apply to live in another country or more to somewhere else in Australia

Sydney and Melbourne would be the natural and logical placed to house refugees as the NBN and facilities already exist there , we don’t need to build more stuff elsewhere

The problem is that unless they want to drink sand, the truth of the matter is that at our present imnfrastructure capacity, we are indeed already full.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:09:36
From: roughbarked
ID: 739119
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


PermeateFree said:

Just to bring a little reality into the discussion, Indonesia is Ranked 12th in the world ranking of military capacity. Australia in somewhere after that.

http://www.globalfirepower.com/country-military-strength-detail.asp?country_id=indonesia

I was never fooled.

They also have a lot more people to kill. Our cannon fodder is unsustainable.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:09:49
From: PermeateFree
ID: 739120
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

no I don’t think so

it has capacity to get here , if the yanks decided to not back us we could rip up “ANZUS” and declare it a waste of time and money.

there’s a big stretch of water between us and Indonesia I doubt if there aircraft would have the range, then you’ve got the subs that could knock out the transport ships

Indonesia would be fighting a major land war in western PNG before it even sent the first military response to Australia

Wookie, do you think for even 1 minute that Australia would place itself in such potentially disastrous circumstances for the sole privilege of using robots to swallow up refugee boats and dumbing them onto Indonesian territory.


then we should just allow anyone who comes here the right to stay here – no questions asked – it would be much cheaper than building all these detention centres

you could fence up Melbourne and Sydney and make it a cultural melting pot

No, I am very much against allowing boat people, or the bringing 200,00-300,000 immigrants to this country every year, but what you describe as a solution is crazy and would create far more problems than it would solve.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:10:36
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739121
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


wookiemeister said:

offering loans to millions of refugees could be better

it creates employment

if anyone didn’t limit they could apply to live in another country or more to somewhere else in Australia

Sydney and Melbourne would be the natural and logical placed to house refugees as the NBN and facilities already exist there , we don’t need to build more stuff elsewhere

The problem is that unless they want to drink sand, the truth of the matter is that at our present imnfrastructure capacity, we are indeed already full.


no , residents that thought that way would simply be racist, we could introduce more stringent time of use protocols

first we could charge more for power and water

when that stops working we’d just turn off the water and power during certain parts of the day

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:12:37
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739123
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

PermeateFree said:

Wookie, do you think for even 1 minute that Australia would place itself in such potentially disastrous circumstances for the sole privilege of using robots to swallow up refugee boats and dumbing them onto Indonesian territory.


then we should just allow anyone who comes here the right to stay here – no questions asked – it would be much cheaper than building all these detention centres

you could fence up Melbourne and Sydney and make it a cultural melting pot

No, I am very much against allowing boat people, or the bringing 200,00-300,000 immigrants to this country every year, but what you describe as a solution is crazy and would create far more problems than it would solve.


no

the housing building business would love you

imagine all of the houses they could build marching across the landscape

we need to populate or perish

more people , more investment

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:12:54
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 739124
Subject: re: June Chatting

We are beyond the Wooking Glass people!

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:13:22
From: roughbarked
ID: 739125
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


roughbarked said:

wookiemeister said:

offering loans to millions of refugees could be better

it creates employment

if anyone didn’t limit they could apply to live in another country or more to somewhere else in Australia

Sydney and Melbourne would be the natural and logical placed to house refugees as the NBN and facilities already exist there , we don’t need to build more stuff elsewhere

The problem is that unless they want to drink sand, the truth of the matter is that at our present imnfrastructure capacity, we are indeed already full.


no , residents that thought that way would simply be racist, we could introduce more stringent time of use protocols

first we could charge more for power and water

when that stops working we’d just turn off the water and power during certain parts of the day

Crackers I tell ya. ;)

Anyway, I’ve got to program my steel munching bacteria robots.
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Date: 20/06/2015 15:14:14
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739127
Subject: re: June Chatting

another option would be to declare Sydney and melbourne separate countries, refugees could arrive and get in with their lives instead of having us oppress them

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:14:39
From: roughbarked
ID: 739128
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


We are beyond the Wooking Glass people!

My other name is Lilith.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:15:14
From: PermeateFree
ID: 739129
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

then we should just allow anyone who comes here the right to stay here – no questions asked – it would be much cheaper than building all these detention centres

you could fence up Melbourne and Sydney and make it a cultural melting pot

No, I am very much against allowing boat people, or the bringing 200,00-300,000 immigrants to this country every year, but what you describe as a solution is crazy and would create far more problems than it would solve.


no

the housing building business would love you

imagine all of the houses they could build marching across the landscape

we need to populate or perish

more people , more investment

We can’t build enough housing at an affordable price to satisfy our current population, so presume to are talking about building slums.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:15:42
From: roughbarked
ID: 739130
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


another option would be to declare Sydney and melbourne separate countries, refugees could arrive and get in with their lives instead of having us oppress them

Send them to settle the Finke river delta.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:16:44
From: roughbarked
ID: 739131
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

PermeateFree said:

No, I am very much against allowing boat people, or the bringing 200,00-300,000 immigrants to this country every year, but what you describe as a solution is crazy and would create far more problems than it would solve.


no

the housing building business would love you

imagine all of the houses they could build marching across the landscape

we need to populate or perish

more people , more investment

We can’t build enough housing at an affordable price to satisfy our current population, so presume to are talking about building slums.

If you are quick enough you can get good sheets of corrugated iron at the local tips.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:17:07
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739132
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


We are beyond the Wooking Glass people!

it’s already happening

you need hundreds of thousands of new arrivals so a few people make huge profits

you need more people to take more loans to help the other people beforehand pay off their mortgage

if we stopped those 300,000 new arrivals every year how would those existing arrivals pay their mortgage ? the system is built for “ growth “

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:17:47
From: PermeateFree
ID: 739133
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

no

the housing building business would love you

imagine all of the houses they could build marching across the landscape

we need to populate or perish

more people , more investment

We can’t build enough housing at an affordable price to satisfy our current population, so presume to are talking about building slums.

If you are quick enough you can get good sheets of corrugated iron at the local tips.

Plus weathered to look natural.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:17:53
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739134
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

PermeateFree said:

No, I am very much against allowing boat people, or the bringing 200,00-300,000 immigrants to this country every year, but what you describe as a solution is crazy and would create far more problems than it would solve.


no

the housing building business would love you

imagine all of the houses they could build marching across the landscape

we need to populate or perish

more people , more investment

We can’t build enough housing at an affordable price to satisfy our current population, so presume to are talking about building slums.


well wouldn’t we employ the refugees to build these houses ?

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:19:24
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739136
Subject: re: June Chatting

immigration and housing is a Ponzi scheme / pyramid scheme

it needs new money to sustain itself until it collapses

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:21:01
From: poikilotherm
ID: 739137
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

PermeateFree said:

No, I am very much against allowing boat people, or the bringing 200,00-300,000 immigrants to this country every year, but what you describe as a solution is crazy and would create far more problems than it would solve.


no

the housing building business would love you

imagine all of the houses they could build marching across the landscape

we need to populate or perish

more people , more investment

We can’t build enough housing at an affordable price to satisfy our current population, so presume to are talking about building slums.


We have more than enough housing in Aus, most people that buy and sell are investors that don’t live in the housing…

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:21:50
From: PermeateFree
ID: 739138
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

no

the housing building business would love you

imagine all of the houses they could build marching across the landscape

we need to populate or perish

more people , more investment

We can’t build enough housing at an affordable price to satisfy our current population, so presume to are talking about building slums.


well wouldn’t we employ the refugees to build these houses ?

To enter the crazy super drive – then hell yes! You are a genius Wookie and no doubt a knighthood via a refugee boat is already on the way to you.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:22:33
From: roughbarked
ID: 739139
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

no

the housing building business would love you

imagine all of the houses they could build marching across the landscape

we need to populate or perish

more people , more investment

We can’t build enough housing at an affordable price to satisfy our current population, so presume to are talking about building slums.


well wouldn’t we employ the refugees to build these houses ?

You forget that an army marches on its stomach. Sure we have food but we use most of our water to grow that. The rest of our water would be used up making concrete so though we can go without food for longer, we cannot go without water for long.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:25:01
From: PermeateFree
ID: 739140
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

no

the housing building business would love you

imagine all of the houses they could build marching across the landscape

we need to populate or perish

more people , more investment

We can’t build enough housing at an affordable price to satisfy our current population, so presume to are talking about building slums.


We have more than enough housing in Aus, most people that buy and sell are investors that don’t live in the housing…

Which means there is not enough affordable housing for first home buyer to purchase, let alone rent or sell them to new arrivals, especially large numbers of new arrivals.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:25:40
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739141
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

PermeateFree said:

We can’t build enough housing at an affordable price to satisfy our current population, so presume to are talking about building slums.


well wouldn’t we employ the refugees to build these houses ?

To enter the crazy super drive – then hell yes! You are a genius Wookie and no doubt a knighthood via a refugee boat is already on the way to you.


Australia could but huge fleets of ships to bring hundreds of millions of people to Australia in the next 20 years

we could fix all the worlds refugee problems very quickly

we could also be a nuclear dump as well to meet our obligations to the international community

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:25:47
From: roughbarked
ID: 739142
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

PermeateFree said:

We can’t build enough housing at an affordable price to satisfy our current population, so presume to are talking about building slums.


well wouldn’t we employ the refugees to build these houses ?

To enter the crazy super drive – then hell yes! You are a genius Wookie and no doubt a knighthood via a refugee boat is already on the way to you.

Don’t worry, Tony Abbott has wookie’s blueprint for developing our north. Tony is after the knighthood first.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:25:55
From: furious
ID: 739143
Subject: re: June Chatting

Can concrete be made with salt water?

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:27:16
From: PermeateFree
ID: 739144
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

well wouldn’t we employ the refugees to build these houses ?

To enter the crazy super drive – then hell yes! You are a genius Wookie and no doubt a knighthood via a refugee boat is already on the way to you.


Australia could but huge fleets of ships to bring hundreds of millions of people to Australia in the next 20 years

we could fix all the worlds refugee problems very quickly

we could also be a nuclear dump as well to meet our obligations to the international community

Now you are just being silly. :)

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:27:22
From: roughbarked
ID: 739145
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • The rest of our water would be used up making concrete

Can concrete be made with salt water?

http://www.monolithic.org/blogs/presidents-sphere/salt-water-concrete-a-reality

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:27:42
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739146
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


wookiemeister said:

PermeateFree said:

We can’t build enough housing at an affordable price to satisfy our current population, so presume to are talking about building slums.


well wouldn’t we employ the refugees to build these houses ?

You forget that an army marches on its stomach. Sure we have food but we use most of our water to grow that. The rest of our water would be used up making concrete so though we can go without food for longer, we cannot go without water for long.


ever heard of rain

we could harvest fresh water from the oceans

we could build massive housing estates with perhaps tens of millions of people in them, the real estate agents would go into a frenzy over this

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:28:24
From: PermeateFree
ID: 739147
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • The rest of our water would be used up making concrete

Can concrete be made with salt water?

Would think it would do the steel reinforcing much good.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:29:43
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739148
Subject: re: June Chatting

but hear me out , we could start breeding cane toads

cane toads eat mosquitoes right and the latest thinking about cane toads is that the native population will simply adapt to them

so all the cane toads could keep the mosquitoes down

hell- you could probably offer them a loan as well

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:30:42
From: furious
ID: 739149
Subject: re: June Chatting

Powder coat it first…

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:30:44
From: roughbarked
ID: 739150
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


roughbarked said:

wookiemeister said:

well wouldn’t we employ the refugees to build these houses ?

You forget that an army marches on its stomach. Sure we have food but we use most of our water to grow that. The rest of our water would be used up making concrete so though we can go without food for longer, we cannot go without water for long.


ever heard of rain

we could harvest fresh water from the oceans

we could build massive housing estates with perhaps tens of millions of people in them, the real estate agents would go into a frenzy over this

It isn’t about what we could do.

This problem is now, not fifty years in the future.

It needs to be about what we can do, now.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:31:09
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739151
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


furious said:
  • The rest of our water would be used up making concrete

Can concrete be made with salt water?

Would think it would do the steel reinforcing much good.


from what I’ve seen most reinforcing goes into concrete with rust all over it

most of the stuff being built will succumb to concrete cancer very quickly – then we can build it all over again to create employment !

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:31:35
From: roughbarked
ID: 739152
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


furious said:
  • The rest of our water would be used up making concrete

Can concrete be made with salt water?

Would think it would do the steel reinforcing much good.

Think they have thought about that under all the sea based wind generators out there.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:31:48
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739153
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


wookiemeister said:

roughbarked said:

You forget that an army marches on its stomach. Sure we have food but we use most of our water to grow that. The rest of our water would be used up making concrete so though we can go without food for longer, we cannot go without water for long.


ever heard of rain

we could harvest fresh water from the oceans

we could build massive housing estates with perhaps tens of millions of people in them, the real estate agents would go into a frenzy over this

It isn’t about what we could do.

This problem is now, not fifty years in the future.

It needs to be about what we can do, now.


immediately take the worlds refugees

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:32:41
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739154
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


wookiemeister said:

roughbarked said:

You forget that an army marches on its stomach. Sure we have food but we use most of our water to grow that. The rest of our water would be used up making concrete so though we can go without food for longer, we cannot go without water for long.


ever heard of rain

we could harvest fresh water from the oceans

we could build massive housing estates with perhaps tens of millions of people in them, the real estate agents would go into a frenzy over this

It isn’t about what we could do.

This problem is now, not fifty years in the future.

It needs to be about what we can do, now.


do you have room for a refugee family roughie?

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:33:03
From: PermeateFree
ID: 739155
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • Would think it would do the steel reinforcing much good.

Powder coat it first…

Read rb’s link, Steel no good, but they can use fibres made from basalt.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:33:58
From: PermeateFree
ID: 739156
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:

PermeateFree said:


furious said:
  • The rest of our water would be used up making concrete

Can concrete be made with salt water?

Would think it would do the steel reinforcing much good.


from what I’ve seen most reinforcing goes into concrete with rust all over it

most of the stuff being built will succumb to concrete cancer very quickly – then we can build it all over again to create employment !

Pure genius in action.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:34:22
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739157
Subject: re: June Chatting

houses don’t need to be built from steel and concrete or even brick

most of the worlds slums are built from rubbish

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:34:39
From: roughbarked
ID: 739158
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


furious said:
  • Would think it would do the steel reinforcing much good.

Powder coat it first…

Read rb’s link, Steel no good, but they can use fibres made from basalt.

http://www.monolithic.org/blogs/presidents-sphere/salt-water-concrete-a-reality

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:35:20
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739159
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

PermeateFree said:

Would think it would do the steel reinforcing much good.


from what I’ve seen most reinforcing goes into concrete with rust all over it

most of the stuff being built will succumb to concrete cancer very quickly – then we can build it all over again to create employment !

Pure genius in action.


we could breed more cars to release into the environment – it’s good for it

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:35:45
From: PermeateFree
ID: 739160
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


furious said:
  • Would think it would do the steel reinforcing much good.

Powder coat it first…

Read rb’s link, Steel no good, but they can use fibres made from basalt.

fibres = fibers

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:36:07
From: transition
ID: 739161
Subject: re: June Chatting

diesel generator going to require can aerostart next time use it, just ran it out of fuel
joy of that engine is it only has a ~3 second cranking period which is set in the electronics, to stop starter motor overheating.
had just put kettle on and thought shall I go turn it off or wait and have me coffee

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:36:26
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739162
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


PermeateFree said:

furious said:
  • Would think it would do the steel reinforcing much good.

Powder coat it first…

Read rb’s link, Steel no good, but they can use fibres made from basalt.

http://www.monolithic.org/blogs/presidents-sphere/salt-water-concrete-a-reality


Egypt build concrete tower blocks using salt water and beach sand all the time , apart from the odd mishap statistically there’s nothing wrong with it

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:37:40
From: PermeateFree
ID: 739163
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


houses don’t need to be built from steel and concrete or even brick

most of the worlds slums are built from rubbish

No more landfill! And they thought Einstein was smart.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:38:00
From: roughbarked
ID: 739164
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


roughbarked said:

It isn’t about what we could do.

This problem is now, not fifty years in the future.

It needs to be about what we can do, now.


do you have room for a refugee family roughie?

Easily. I’ve slept a family of four in one small room and they were happy to sleep on a concrete floor. They thought they were in paradise for the food in the garden and were willing to dig with their hands. The problem is, I don’t collect enough rainwater for them to drink and though this is repairable it all takes money and most of us would need to have jobs.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:38:49
From: roughbarked
ID: 739165
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:

most of the worlds slums are built from rubbish

Look out, he’s catching on!

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:38:54
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739166
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

houses don’t need to be built from steel and concrete or even brick

most of the worlds slums are built from rubbish

No more landfill! And they thought Einstein was smart.


my house has walls made from old washing machines with discarded road fill and earth

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:40:12
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739167
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


wookiemeister said:

roughbarked said:

It isn’t about what we could do.

This problem is now, not fifty years in the future.

It needs to be about what we can do, now.


do you have room for a refugee family roughie?

Easily. I’ve slept a family of four in one small room and they were happy to sleep on a concrete floor. They thought they were in paradise for the food in the garden and were willing to dig with their hands. The problem is, I don’t collect enough rainwater for them to drink and though this is repairable it all takes money and most of us would need to have jobs.


well you could eke out an existence I suppose , I mean the rest of the world seems to be able to tough it out- why should we hold this privileged position ?

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:40:22
From: roughbarked
ID: 739168
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


roughbarked said:

PermeateFree said:

Read rb’s link, Steel no good, but they can use fibres made from basalt.

http://www.monolithic.org/blogs/presidents-sphere/salt-water-concrete-a-reality


Egypt build concrete tower blocks using salt water and beach sand all the time , apart from the odd mishap statistically there’s nothing wrong with it

In some parts of the world they lay flat sun dried mudbricks on top of each other to seemingly impossible heights.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:40:39
From: PermeateFree
ID: 739169
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


PermeateFree said:

wookiemeister said:

houses don’t need to be built from steel and concrete or even brick

most of the worlds slums are built from rubbish

No more landfill! And they thought Einstein was smart.


my house has walls made from old washing machines with discarded road fill and earth

You may not believe me Wookie, but I am not at all surprised.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:41:39
From: roughbarked
ID: 739170
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


wookiemeister said:

houses don’t need to be built from steel and concrete or even brick

most of the worlds slums are built from rubbish

No more landfill! And they thought Einstein was smart.

No. Einstein didn’t explain that we were relying too much on the honeybee and instead warned us that if we lost it we would starve to death. He didn’t research that one very well.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:42:16
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739171
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


wookiemeister said:

roughbarked said:

http://www.monolithic.org/blogs/presidents-sphere/salt-water-concrete-a-reality


Egypt build concrete tower blocks using salt water and beach sand all the time , apart from the odd mishap statistically there’s nothing wrong with it

right we could have lots of mud brick houses , a bit of corrugated steel for the roof and we’d be laughing

electricity would be a problem – probably best not to have it

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:42:47
From: roughbarked
ID: 739172
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


roughbarked said:

wookiemeister said:

do you have room for a refugee family roughie?

Easily. I’ve slept a family of four in one small room and they were happy to sleep on a concrete floor. They thought they were in paradise for the food in the garden and were willing to dig with their hands. The problem is, I don’t collect enough rainwater for them to drink and though this is repairable it all takes money and most of us would need to have jobs.


well you could eke out an existence I suppose , I mean the rest of the world seems to be able to tough it out- why should we hold this privileged position ?

We won’t be able to anyway.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:42:55
From: PermeateFree
ID: 739173
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


roughbarked said:

PermeateFree said:

Read rb’s link, Steel no good, but they can use fibres made from basalt.

http://www.monolithic.org/blogs/presidents-sphere/salt-water-concrete-a-reality


Egypt build concrete tower blocks using salt water and beach sand all the time , apart from the odd mishap statistically there’s nothing wrong with it

But they did not use steel reinforcing. The Iron age came a little later.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:43:42
From: AwesomeO
ID: 739174
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


wookiemeister said:

roughbarked said:

It isn’t about what we could do.

This problem is now, not fifty years in the future.

It needs to be about what we can do, now.


do you have room for a refugee family roughie?

Easily. I’ve slept a family of four in one small room and they were happy to sleep on a concrete floor. They thought they were in paradise for the food in the garden and were willing to dig with their hands. The problem is, I don’t collect enough rainwater for them to drink and though this is repairable it all takes money and most of us would need to have jobs.

Eh? How does it arise you have a family of four sleeping on a concrete floor in one small room? And digging for food with their hands? And with not enough water? Not enough to drink so presumably no washing?

You running your own concentration camps now?

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:44:31
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739175
Subject: re: June Chatting

but why have mud when you could just dig straight down and live underground in a pit?

no need to find materials you dig Straight down

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:45:45
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739176
Subject: re: June Chatting

earth you dig out would be used to make walks

then you’d have a two storey house to house more people in

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:46:47
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739177
Subject: re: June Chatting

the deeper you dig down the more people could be housed in the pit

make them take a 100,000 dollar loan for the privilege to live in this put and they’d love you for it

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:47:43
From: roughbarked
ID: 739179
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


roughbarked said:

wookiemeister said:

do you have room for a refugee family roughie?

Easily. I’ve slept a family of four in one small room and they were happy to sleep on a concrete floor. They thought they were in paradise for the food in the garden and were willing to dig with their hands. The problem is, I don’t collect enough rainwater for them to drink and though this is repairable it all takes money and most of us would need to have jobs.

Eh? How does it arise you have a family of four sleeping on a concrete floor in one small room? And digging for food with their hands? And with not enough water? Not enough to drink so presumably no washing?

You running your own concentration camps now?

Not at all. They were guests here for a week from China. They slept on my lawn in the frost until SWMBO left on holidays. I invited them inside but told them there was only a single bed in one room. None of them wanted to sleep in it. My garden could easily feed a dozen vegetarians though. Possibly more if they were all willing to work in it.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:49:51
From: roughbarked
ID: 739180
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


but why have mud when you could just dig straight down and live underground in a pit?

no need to find materials you dig Straight down

I’ve already got hundreds of those on my opal claims.

My wife’s grandfather tried to dig a well on his farm but found that the sand just kept collapsing in. So ended up having to form up and concrete a 20,000 gallon rainwater tank in.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:50:40
From: AwesomeO
ID: 739181
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


AwesomeO said:

roughbarked said:

Easily. I’ve slept a family of four in one small room and they were happy to sleep on a concrete floor. They thought they were in paradise for the food in the garden and were willing to dig with their hands. The problem is, I don’t collect enough rainwater for them to drink and though this is repairable it all takes money and most of us would need to have jobs.

Eh? How does it arise you have a family of four sleeping on a concrete floor in one small room? And digging for food with their hands? And with not enough water? Not enough to drink so presumably no washing?

You running your own concentration camps now?

Not at all. They were guests here for a week from China. They slept on my lawn in the frost until SWMBO left on holidays. I invited them inside but told them there was only a single bed in one room. None of them wanted to sleep in it. My garden could easily feed a dozen vegetarians though. Possibly more if they were all willing to work in it.

Do you often have your guests staying out on the lawn in frosts or sleeping on concrete floors? Let alone digging for food and no water.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:51:36
From: roughbarked
ID: 739182
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


the deeper you dig down the more people could be housed in the pit

make them take a 100,000 dollar loan for the privilege to live in this put and they’d love you for it

They’d do the opposite of what John Dory did in Snugglepot and cuddlepot.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:52:39
From: roughbarked
ID: 739183
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


roughbarked said:

AwesomeO said:

Eh? How does it arise you have a family of four sleeping on a concrete floor in one small room? And digging for food with their hands? And with not enough water? Not enough to drink so presumably no washing?

You running your own concentration camps now?

Not at all. They were guests here for a week from China. They slept on my lawn in the frost until SWMBO left on holidays. I invited them inside but told them there was only a single bed in one room. None of them wanted to sleep in it. My garden could easily feed a dozen vegetarians though. Possibly more if they were all willing to work in it.

Do you often have your guests staying out on the lawn in frosts or sleeping on concrete floors? Let alone digging for food and no water.

No. They invited themselves and chose to do it that way.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:52:48
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739184
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


AwesomeO said:

roughbarked said:

Easily. I’ve slept a family of four in one small room and they were happy to sleep on a concrete floor. They thought they were in paradise for the food in the garden and were willing to dig with their hands. The problem is, I don’t collect enough rainwater for them to drink and though this is repairable it all takes money and most of us would need to have jobs.

Eh? How does it arise you have a family of four sleeping on a concrete floor in one small room? And digging for food with their hands? And with not enough water? Not enough to drink so presumably no washing?

You running your own concentration camps now?

Not at all. They were guests here for a week from China. They slept on my lawn in the frost until SWMBO left on holidays. I invited them inside but told them there was only a single bed in one room. None of them wanted to sleep in it. My garden could easily feed a dozen vegetarians though. Possibly more if they were all willing to work in it.


only one week and one family ?

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:53:42
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739185
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


roughbarked said:

AwesomeO said:

Eh? How does it arise you have a family of four sleeping on a concrete floor in one small room? And digging for food with their hands? And with not enough water? Not enough to drink so presumably no washing?

You running your own concentration camps now?

Not at all. They were guests here for a week from China. They slept on my lawn in the frost until SWMBO left on holidays. I invited them inside but told them there was only a single bed in one room. None of them wanted to sleep in it. My garden could easily feed a dozen vegetarians though. Possibly more if they were all willing to work in it.

Do you often have your guests staying out on the lawn in frosts or sleeping on concrete floors? Let alone digging for food and no water.


well if imagine they could forage for root vegetables and hunt stray cats

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:53:53
From: roughbarked
ID: 739186
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


roughbarked said:

AwesomeO said:

Eh? How does it arise you have a family of four sleeping on a concrete floor in one small room? And digging for food with their hands? And with not enough water? Not enough to drink so presumably no washing?

You running your own concentration camps now?

Not at all. They were guests here for a week from China. They slept on my lawn in the frost until SWMBO left on holidays. I invited them inside but told them there was only a single bed in one room. None of them wanted to sleep in it. My garden could easily feed a dozen vegetarians though. Possibly more if they were all willing to work in it.


only one week and one family ?

It is only an anecdote, though factual.

Which more than you’ve got so far.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:55:35
From: PermeateFree
ID: 739187
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


wookiemeister said:

roughbarked said:

Not at all. They were guests here for a week from China. They slept on my lawn in the frost until SWMBO left on holidays. I invited them inside but told them there was only a single bed in one room. None of them wanted to sleep in it. My garden could easily feed a dozen vegetarians though. Possibly more if they were all willing to work in it.


only one week and one family ?

It is only an anecdote, though factual.

Which more than you’ve got so far.

I saw a hole and crawled out.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:55:46
From: roughbarked
ID: 739188
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


AwesomeO said:

roughbarked said:

Not at all. They were guests here for a week from China. They slept on my lawn in the frost until SWMBO left on holidays. I invited them inside but told them there was only a single bed in one room. None of them wanted to sleep in it. My garden could easily feed a dozen vegetarians though. Possibly more if they were all willing to work in it.

Do you often have your guests staying out on the lawn in frosts or sleeping on concrete floors? Let alone digging for food and no water.


well if imagine they could forage for root vegetables and hunt stray cats

Easily done though they’d have to cook and eat the cats outside. The supply of cats is greater than the supply of native birds so it would be a while before I’d have to shoot them tyo stop them harming the ecosytsem.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:56:52
From: roughbarked
ID: 739189
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:

I saw a hole and crawled out.

Wisdom is a wonderful thing.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:57:34
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739190
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m roughbarked said:


wookiemeister said:

roughbarked said:

Not at all. They were guests here for a week from China. They slept on my lawn in the frost until SWMBO left on holidays. I invited them inside but told them there was only a single bed in one room. None of them wanted to sleep in it. My garden could easily feed a dozen vegetarians though. Possibly more if they were all willing to work in it.


only one week and one family ?

It is only an anecdote, though factual.

Which more than you’ve got so far.


ive got four families living with me rough barked

they are all refugees and I hand over my wages to them

during the day we all forage for berries and root vegetables with our bare hands

of a night we hunt stray cats and dogs which provides lots of meat

we make pelts that we can wear

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:58:03
From: AwesomeO
ID: 739191
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hehehe, I suppose if you have been living on the lawn in the frosts a concrete floor is an upgrade. Fark me.

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Date: 20/06/2015 15:58:55
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739192
Subject: re: June Chatting

we all live in this VC foxhole arrangement

the children have been trained to lift the lid and snatch whatever prey passes by

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Date: 20/06/2015 16:00:20
From: PermeateFree
ID: 739193
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


PermeateFree said:

I saw a hole and crawled out.

Wisdom is a wonderful thing.

The Mad Hatter’s Tea Party a little full on for me, especially when sober.

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Date: 20/06/2015 16:00:27
From: roughbarked
ID: 739194
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Hehehe, I suppose if you have been living on the lawn in the frosts a concrete floor is an upgrade. Fark me.

They slept on a board back home. Not used to beds.

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Date: 20/06/2015 16:00:42
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739195
Subject: re: June Chatting

what’s interesting is that we truly live out a paleo diet

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Date: 20/06/2015 16:01:02
From: roughbarked
ID: 739196
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


we all live in this VC foxhole arrangement

the children have been trained to lift the lid and snatch whatever prey passes by

It has been fun mate but I really do have to get the wood in before dark.

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Date: 20/06/2015 16:01:39
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739197
Subject: re: June Chatting

of a night we beat each other up for entertainment ( no Netflix )

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Date: 20/06/2015 16:02:55
From: roughbarked
ID: 739198
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


of a night we beat each other up for entertainment ( no Netflix )

I suppose you gave your children sex education at an early age as well?

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Date: 20/06/2015 16:03:28
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739199
Subject: re: June Chatting

you use the daylight to find the live and fleas that always seem to accumulate

by sitting with your back to the sunlight you can find these small creatures much more easily

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Date: 20/06/2015 16:06:16
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739200
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


wookiemeister said:

of a night we beat each other up for entertainment ( no Netflix )

I suppose you gave your children sex education at an early age as well?


they don’t have time for that

they are too busy hunting and foraging

occasionally we lose the odd kid to snakes or disease or a washing machine repair guy let off by the courts years ago but apart from that life is good – but with the new government taxes we are going to have to tighten our belts further so how hockey can claim 300 dollars from
the government every night he stays in his wife’s mansion in Canberra

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Date: 20/06/2015 16:07:32
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 739201
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:

They slept on a board back home. Not used to beds.

I don’t get it. They would have to be mighty impoverished to sleep on boards but then how did they afford the flights to Oz?

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Date: 20/06/2015 16:07:48
From: AwesomeO
ID: 739202
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


roughbarked said:

wookiemeister said:

of a night we beat each other up for entertainment ( no Netflix )

I suppose you gave your children sex education at an early age as well?


they don’t have time for that

they are too busy hunting and foraging

occasionally we lose the odd kid to snakes or disease or a washing machine repair guy let off by the courts years ago but apart from that life is good – but with the new government taxes we are going to have to tighten our belts further so how hockey can claim 300 dollars from
the government every night he stays in his wife’s mansion in Canberra

Could be worse, you could be a guest at Roughies. Ya don’t even get a board there.

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Date: 20/06/2015 16:09:00
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739203
Subject: re: June Chatting

is this nutjob hour or something?

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Date: 20/06/2015 16:09:22
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739204
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


is this nutjob hour or something?

it will rub the lotion on it

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Date: 20/06/2015 16:10:54
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 739205
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


is this nutjob hour or something?

It feels like days.

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Date: 20/06/2015 16:10:55
From: roughbarked
ID: 739206
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


roughbarked said:

They slept on a board back home. Not used to beds.

I don’t get it. They would have to be mighty impoverished to sleep on boards but then how did they afford the flights to Oz?

Their daughter and son-in-law brought them out and to my place. The son-in-law is an old schoolmate of mine. The same bloke who put me up for free and even paid me to do his garden for about five months from October year.

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Date: 20/06/2015 16:11:57
From: roughbarked
ID: 739207
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


wookiemeister said:

roughbarked said:

I suppose you gave your children sex education at an early age as well?


they don’t have time for that

they are too busy hunting and foraging

occasionally we lose the odd kid to snakes or disease or a washing machine repair guy let off by the courts years ago but apart from that life is good – but with the new government taxes we are going to have to tighten our belts further so how hockey can claim 300 dollars from
the government every night he stays in his wife’s mansion in Canberra

Could be worse, you could be a guest at Roughies. Ya don’t even get a board there.

There are plenty boards in the shed but a lot would have to be romoved to make room for sleeping on them

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Date: 20/06/2015 16:12:24
From: roughbarked
ID: 739208
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


is this nutjob hour or something?

You are here eren’t you?

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Date: 20/06/2015 16:13:41
From: roughbarked
ID: 739210
Subject: re: June Chatting

Actually, for me it is typo hour. Must be because I haven’t lit the fire yet.

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Date: 20/06/2015 16:15:19
From: roughbarked
ID: 739211
Subject: re: June Chatting

It was a twisted and sorry tale that threatened to tilt askew.

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Date: 20/06/2015 16:16:00
From: captain_spalding
ID: 739212
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


roughbarked said:

They slept on a board back home. Not used to beds.

I don’t get it. They would have to be mighty impoverished to sleep on boards but then how did they afford the flights to Oz?

It was the flights to Oz that impoverished them. With the China FTA in place, and easier visa rules for visitors from mainland China, you’ll be seeing a lot more of people from that part of the world, more often, and for longer.

Of course, once the major agricultural, mining, and retail outfits can pressure the govt. into modifying the rules to allow them to import lots and lots of Chinese as cheap long-term labour, they won’t even have to pay for the flights.

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Date: 20/06/2015 16:23:08
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739213
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

roughbarked said:

They slept on a board back home. Not used to beds.

I don’t get it. They would have to be mighty impoverished to sleep on boards but then how did they afford the flights to Oz?

It was the flights to Oz that impoverished them. With the China FTA in place, and easier visa rules for visitors from mainland China, you’ll be seeing a lot more of people from that part of the world, more often, and for longer.

Of course, once the major agricultural, mining, and retail outfits can pressure the govt. into modifying the rules to allow them to import lots and lots of Chinese as cheap long-term labour, they won’t even have to pay for the flights.


visionary

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Date: 20/06/2015 16:24:53
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739216
Subject: re: June Chatting

I suppose I could trade slaves in the future

the ones that got weak or lazy I could seek to the collosseum for a few coins

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Date: 20/06/2015 16:26:39
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 739217
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


ChrispenEvan said:

is this nutjob hour or something?

You are here eren’t you?

Im here, Im a nutcase

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Date: 20/06/2015 16:55:16
From: grognon
ID: 739226
Subject: re: June Chatting

the forum is smelling of bullshit……………

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Date: 20/06/2015 16:57:48
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 739227
Subject: re: June Chatting

grognon said:


the forum is smelling of bullshit……………

Well what sort of excrement should it smell of?

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Date: 20/06/2015 17:07:09
From: party_pants
ID: 739232
Subject: re: June Chatting

Just seen the footy scores. It is a case of “lol Port” or are Carlton really improving without the old grouch as coach?

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Date: 20/06/2015 17:13:04
From: buffy
ID: 739234
Subject: re: June Chatting

Oh, it’s been a Wookie Wafternoon. I can’t read all that. More cooking to do.

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Date: 20/06/2015 17:14:02
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 739235
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Just seen the footy scores. It is a case of “lol Port” or are Carlton really improving without the old grouch as coach?

Why must these sorts of questions require an either/or answer?

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Date: 20/06/2015 17:16:15
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 739236
Subject: re: June Chatting

bob(from black rock) said:


party_pants said:

Just seen the footy scores. It is a case of “lol Port” or are Carlton really improving without the old grouch as coach?

Why must these sorts of questions require an either/or answer?

FIIK and WGAF are the more likely to be correct.

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Date: 20/06/2015 18:05:52
From: party_pants
ID: 739246
Subject: re: June Chatting

It’s started raining again, so gardening type activity has been halted for the rest of the day.

… entertain me.

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Date: 20/06/2015 18:22:33
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739250
Subject: re: June Chatting

i don’t think you really want me to entertain you.

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Date: 20/06/2015 18:23:55
From: captain_spalding
ID: 739251
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


i don’t think you really want me to entertain you.

Well…

here we are now. Entertain us.

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Date: 20/06/2015 18:24:00
From: party_pants
ID: 739252
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


i don’t think you really want me to entertain you.

Why, you still in Canberra?

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Date: 20/06/2015 18:25:42
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 739253
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


It’s started raining again, so gardening type activity has been halted for the rest of the day.

… entertain me.

The dude on the drums is a bit entertaining, he’s a bit like Animal from the Muppetts.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQZmCJUSC6g

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Date: 20/06/2015 18:27:42
From: party_pants
ID: 739254
Subject: re: June Chatting

The football game between GWS and North Melbourne will have to do for entertainment for now.

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Date: 20/06/2015 18:31:29
From: transition
ID: 739255
Subject: re: June Chatting

back on the power, 12Volt cable through wall all neat, inverter reconnected, ‘nother lot insulation that wall tomorrow and two sheets she be done lined, just ceilin’ then end walls afterward, should be all complete other rooms too by ~ 2022 the way things are going…

haven’t been in the mood for it, should’ve stayed in bed.

not looking forward to priming the diesel generator ran out of fuel this afternoon, it’s not going to be kind to me, i’ve avoided it happening for five years in the knowledge of. It’ll be a lots-of-aerostart job.

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Date: 20/06/2015 18:37:19
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739257
Subject: re: June Chatting

yep, still in the australian capital. bloody freezing here.

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Date: 20/06/2015 18:59:22
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 739266
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


yep, still in the australian capital. bloody freezing here.

It’s full of public servants and Bronwyn Bishop.
However mention that you know PWM and they might let you go home.

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Date: 20/06/2015 19:08:29
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739272
Subject: re: June Chatting

Lovely triangle formation of crescent moon, Venus & Jupiter in the west atm.

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Date: 20/06/2015 19:10:25
From: sibeen
ID: 739274
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Lovely triangle formation of crescent moon, Venus & Jupiter in the west atm.

Had a look at that about 15 minutes ago, it looks the grouse.

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Date: 20/06/2015 20:12:37
From: transition
ID: 739284
Subject: re: June Chatting

>Lovely triangle formation of crescent moon, Venus & Jupiter in the west atm.

saw that earlier, moon like that always has me wantin’ rest me coffee cup up on it

done noodles, toast, lots of toast with jam on

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Date: 20/06/2015 20:23:36
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739292
Subject: re: June Chatting

saw an enigma machine today. will upload a pic when i get a better connection.

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Date: 20/06/2015 20:23:36
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739293
Subject: re: June Chatting

saw an enigma machine today. will upload a pic when i get a better connection.

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Date: 20/06/2015 20:25:23
From: btm
ID: 739295
Subject: re: June Chatting

Anyone know anything about radiotherapy?

A friend’s father is being treated with radiotherapy for bladder cancer; the skin on his hands is developing lesions, but the radiation is (obviously) being aimed at his bladder. The friend says they told him (friend’s father) that the radiation is still in his body, even after the machine’s turned off, and it’s getting out through the skin on his hands. This makes no sense to me. Radiation used in radiotherapy is either β- or γ, both of which are absorbed by the targeted tissues. There should be some dermal damage over the target site (and there is), but his hands are far away from that, so I can’t see what’s causing the lesions on his hands.

Any ideas?

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Date: 20/06/2015 20:31:46
From: btm
ID: 739305
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


saw an enigma machine today. will upload a pic when i get a better connection.

You can buy your own model k, 4-rotor version, if you want one. This one’s in exquisite condition, too, although the instruction manual appears to be in French. $US228,500.

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Date: 20/06/2015 20:32:18
From: dv
ID: 739307
Subject: re: June Chatting

So we went to see Stem-bird Millionaire…

Ah it was okay. The final fight was exciting and there was nothing wrong with the CGI. I guess there is no way they can really compete with the first JP movie because we’ve seen it all now.

They need to forget about all that ethics dialog. It is tiresome, not credible, clunky, cliché.

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Date: 20/06/2015 20:34:47
From: btm
ID: 739310
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


So we went to see Stem-bird Millionaire…

Ah it was okay. The final fight was exciting and there was nothing wrong with the CGI. I guess there is no way they can really compete with the first JP movie because we’ve seen it all now.

They need to forget about all that ethics dialog. It is tiresome, not credible, clunky, cliché.

I have absolutely no idea what you’re talking about.

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Date: 20/06/2015 20:40:16
From: transition
ID: 739315
Subject: re: June Chatting

>Transition, I am sorry I was do rude a couple of days ago. In was completely uncalled for.

all good, mate, thanx for that thought.

rest easy.

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Date: 20/06/2015 20:40:32
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739316
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


I have absolutely no idea what you’re talking about.

Jurassic World. I’ll see it eventually although unlikely to be on the big screen.

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Date: 20/06/2015 20:42:08
From: btm
ID: 739319
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


btm said:

I have absolutely no idea what you’re talking about.

Jurassic World. I’ll see it eventually although unlikely to be on the big screen.

Ah! Thank you.

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Date: 20/06/2015 20:42:40
From: sibeen
ID: 739320
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


btm said:

I have absolutely no idea what you’re talking about.

Jurassic World. I’ll see it eventually although unlikely to be on the big screen.

Ahh, I was with btm.

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Date: 20/06/2015 20:45:58
From: AwesomeO
ID: 739322
Subject: re: June Chatting

Wooooo x men on TV.

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Date: 20/06/2015 20:48:17
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 739323
Subject: re: June Chatting

Richard Dawkins comes to defence of Tim Hunt after “feeding frenzy”

http://www.irishexaminer.com/examviral/science-world/richard-dawkins-comes-to-defence-of-tim-hunt-after-feeding-frenzy-337983.html

Richard Dawkins comes to defence of Tim Hunt after “feeding frenzy”

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Date: 20/06/2015 21:02:44
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 739328
Subject: re: June Chatting

Stone circle thought to be ‘ten times’ bigger than stone henge discovered in Wiltshire

lots of sexy female scientist to fall in love with

great science as well

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Date: 20/06/2015 21:33:32
From: dv
ID: 739338
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Wooooo x men on TV.

Which one?

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Date: 20/06/2015 21:36:40
From: AwesomeO
ID: 739341
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


AwesomeO said:

Wooooo x men on TV.

Which one?

X Men First Class.

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Date: 20/06/2015 21:37:15
From: sibeen
ID: 739343
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


AwesomeO said:

Wooooo x men on TV.

Which one?

I imagine the one in his lounge room.

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Date: 20/06/2015 21:40:06
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739347
Subject: re: June Chatting

no need for you to try to be funny sibeen when the expert is here.

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Date: 20/06/2015 21:45:27
From: dv
ID: 739348
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


dv said:

AwesomeO said:

Wooooo x men on TV.

Which one?

I imagine the one in his lounge room.

Humour

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Date: 20/06/2015 22:11:24
From: dv
ID: 739355
Subject: re: June Chatting

Any of you seen a movie called The Rover? Supposed to be good, even Robert Pattinson is supposed to be good in it.

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Date: 20/06/2015 22:36:12
From: Jing Joh
ID: 739360
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rover is probably the best Aussie movie for a decade.

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Date: 20/06/2015 22:41:12
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 739361
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Any of you seen a movie called The Rover? Supposed to be good, even Robert Pattinson is supposed to be good in it.

No, Ive never watched it, seems interesting

10 years after a global economic collapse, a hardened loner pursues the men who stole his only possession, his car. Along the way, he captures one of the thieves’ brother, and the duo form an uneasy bond during the dangerous journey.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2345737/

I’m off to watch Star Trek

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Date: 20/06/2015 23:00:00
From: dv
ID: 739365
Subject: re: June Chatting

Jing Joh said:


The Rover is probably the best Aussie movie for a decade.

Well there you go.

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Date: 20/06/2015 23:06:32
From: kii
ID: 739367
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Jing Joh said:

The Rover is probably the best Aussie movie for a decade.

Well there you go.

After all the yacking with Kothos about the movie Hot Fuzz, we’ve put it on our Netflix list to watch at some point.

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Date: 20/06/2015 23:13:44
From: kii
ID: 739368
Subject: re: June Chatting

IIRC today is expected to be 40+° blahblahblah

I work today, then hopefully see my friend after her hip replacement. I bought a potted white chrysanthemum yesterday to cheer up her hospital room a bit.

We desperately need a new cordless mouse with this computer. It’s driving me mad!! I’ve just poked its reset button with a strawberry jam* covered finger….it seemed to like that, except I now have to clean the jam off it.

*homemade

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Date: 20/06/2015 23:18:36
From: roughbarked
ID: 739370
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


IIRC today is expected to be 40+° blahblahblah

I work today, then hopefully see my friend after her hip replacement. I bought a potted white chrysanthemum yesterday to cheer up her hospital room a bit.

We desperately need a new cordless mouse with this computer. It’s driving me mad!! I’ve just poked its reset button with a strawberry jam* covered finger….it seemed to like that, except I now have to clean the jam off it.

*homemade

Take the battery out and put it back in but clean our hands and dry them properly first.

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Date: 20/06/2015 23:27:59
From: kii
ID: 739372
Subject: re: June Chatting

It has fresh batteries (put in with clean hands :P ) it’s just getting on a bit and needs to be retired….

Off I go to prepare for work (ack! it’s father’s day tomorrow and the place will be busy with people buying crap and greeting cards).

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Date: 20/06/2015 23:31:57
From: furious
ID: 739374
Subject: re: June Chatting

Why?

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Date: 20/06/2015 23:33:45
From: roughbarked
ID: 739376
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • clean our hands and dry them properly first.

Why?

coz she had jam on them.

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Date: 20/06/2015 23:35:31
From: roughbarked
ID: 739377
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


It has fresh batteries (put in with clean hands :P ) it’s just getting on a bit and needs to be retired….

Mine is only relatively new as is the battery. I’ve had to do the battery out and in thing a few times. It is because it resets the confused chipset.

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Date: 20/06/2015 23:37:57
From: furious
ID: 739378
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well, that seems sensible…

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Date: 20/06/2015 23:41:15
From: transition
ID: 739379
Subject: re: June Chatting

can’t sit here listenin’ music all night
well done it before could but ol’ wont

listenin’…. #David Lindley – Mercury Blues

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Date: 21/06/2015 00:03:37
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 739382
Subject: re: June Chatting

Red Devils parachutist caught by colleague in mid-air after parachute fails to open at Whitehaven Air Show

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Date: 21/06/2015 01:48:54
From: transition
ID: 739386
Subject: re: June Chatting

ol’s a bad boy, a very bad boy, he not go bed
he’s still up burnin’ that candle listenin’ music
‘cause this silly lad’s with song fillin’ his head

#Willie ‘Big Eyes’ Smith, Big Rear End

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Date: 21/06/2015 02:13:31
From: fresnel_chick
ID: 739388
Subject: re: June Chatting

saidfosajdfljksfdlkaj8oakjsfdlkajsdfl

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Date: 21/06/2015 06:28:08
From: roughbarked
ID: 739391
Subject: re: June Chatting

fresnel_chick said:


saidfosajdfljksfdlkaj8oakjsfdlkajsdfl

Oh yes. well said. I agree wholeheartedly.

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Date: 21/06/2015 07:45:59
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 739398
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning Pilgrims, cold waves hands a hot cup of ten and I’ll then re-evaluate.

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Date: 21/06/2015 07:47:28
From: roughbarked
ID: 739400
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning PWM. Frosty morn here. Hands wrapped around hot coffee cup here. I have to warm up my hands because they are worn out and the heat helps with the pain.

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Date: 21/06/2015 09:19:46
From: Divine Angel
ID: 739417
Subject: re: June Chatting

Checking in for morning crew.

Went to the baby expo yesterday because a friend was manning the multiple birth stall. After a careful observational study, I have concluded that:
A) baby expos have a lot of crap
B) Asians spend the most money on crap they don’t need.

However I was very pleased to see there weren’t any amber teething necklaces for sale. I did see silicone teething jewellery and the exhibitor was most unimpressed when he overheard me say the jewellery was ugly.

Other exhibitors were less than helpful. When asked the difference between regular nappies and swim nappies, I got the reply, “They’re made differently.”
“How so?”
“Well, you can’t wear regular nappies in the pool because they swell up, so you need swim nappies.”
“So they have a different absorbing core?” *blank look * “Would you like a sample?”
(I was there for the samples anyway)

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Date: 21/06/2015 09:21:41
From: captain_spalding
ID: 739418
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:

B) Asians spend the most money on crap they don’t need.

A great many Asian people suffer from the ‘first kid on the block’ syndrome.

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Date: 21/06/2015 09:27:13
From: roughbarked
ID: 739420
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


Divine Angel said:

B) Asians spend the most money on crap they don’t need.

A great many Asian people suffer from the ‘first kid on the block’ syndrome.

Buy everything before someone else can?

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Date: 21/06/2015 09:29:56
From: Divine Angel
ID: 739421
Subject: re: June Chatting

More like, my kid has to have the newest, trendiest, most fashionable EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!!!

I bet they were judging me for having Most Underdressed Baby. She was wearing a onesie and all the other babies were rugged up like they live in Antarctica.

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Date: 21/06/2015 09:36:15
From: captain_spalding
ID: 739422
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


More like, my kid has to have the newest, trendiest, most fashionable EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!!!

I bet they were judging me for having Most Underdressed Baby. She was wearing a onesie and all the other babies were rugged up like they live in Antarctica.

You need to get something suitable silk-screened onto the onesies.

Maybe: THIS IS SPARTA!

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Date: 21/06/2015 09:37:37
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 739423
Subject: re: June Chatting

Any good swaddling there?

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Date: 21/06/2015 09:40:12
From: Divine Angel
ID: 739424
Subject: re: June Chatting

An excellent variety of all swaddling. Plus some good priced gro-bags.

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Date: 21/06/2015 09:41:26
From: captain_spalding
ID: 739425
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


An excellent variety of all swaddling. Plus some good priced gro-bags.

Gro-bags? Fertiliser for children?

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Date: 21/06/2015 09:42:54
From: Divine Angel
ID: 739426
Subject: re: June Chatting

Sleeping bags for babies. Safer than blankets (SIDS risk).

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Date: 21/06/2015 09:43:25
From: Divine Angel
ID: 739427
Subject: re: June Chatting

Although she is getting bigger, and uses gro-bags… so you may be onto something there.

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Date: 21/06/2015 09:46:18
From: captain_spalding
ID: 739428
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Sleeping bags for babies. Safer than blankets (SIDS risk).

My sister-in-law (who’s a nurse) lost a baby to SIDS. No blankets involved. She knew of SIDS before it happened, of course, as did we all.

She’s become involved with SIDS work since. It appears that just about any baby, no matter what their sleeping arrangement, is at risk. It’s just one of life’s lotteries, and you hope that your number never comes up.

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Date: 21/06/2015 09:50:46
From: Divine Angel
ID: 739429
Subject: re: June Chatting

Aye, that’s true. At the moment all we can do is risk minimisation :(

Miscarriage is heartbreaking enough, but SIDS would be so much worse.

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Date: 21/06/2015 10:02:41
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 739432
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


fresnel_chick said:

saidfosajdfljksfdlkaj8oakjsfdlkajsdfl

Oh yes. well said. I agree wholeheartedly.

I don’t.

Absolute nonsense, every word of it.

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Date: 21/06/2015 10:02:49
From: Arts
ID: 739433
Subject: re: June Chatting

I loved the grobags… such ease and so convenient

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Date: 21/06/2015 10:08:02
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 739434
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


roughbarked said:

fresnel_chick said:

saidfosajdfljksfdlkaj8oakjsfdlkajsdfl

Oh yes. well said. I agree wholeheartedly.

I don’t.

Absolute nonsense, every word of it.

It’s worth a motza in scrabble.

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Date: 21/06/2015 10:10:40
From: poikilotherm
ID: 739435
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bunnnnings cold. Drink bottle froze (among other things) while riding yesterday morning…waiting until midday this time.

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Date: 21/06/2015 10:11:34
From: Arts
ID: 739436
Subject: re: June Chatting

“Bunnnnings cold. “

wow must be cold with language like that

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Date: 21/06/2015 10:21:37
From: roughbarked
ID: 739437
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


roughbarked said:

fresnel_chick said:

saidfosajdfljksfdlkaj8oakjsfdlkajsdfl

Oh yes. well said. I agree wholeheartedly.

I don’t.

Absolute nonsense, every word of it.


and that is true as well.

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Date: 21/06/2015 10:22:03
From: roughbarked
ID: 739438
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


I loved the grobags… such ease and so convenient

I read that as grogbags. ;)

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Date: 21/06/2015 10:22:31
From: roughbarked
ID: 739439
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


The Rev Dodgson said:

roughbarked said:

Oh yes. well said. I agree wholeheartedly.

I don’t.

Absolute nonsense, every word of it.

It’s worth a motza in scrabble.

fair point.

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Date: 21/06/2015 10:23:22
From: roughbarked
ID: 739440
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Bunnnnings cold. Drink bottle froze (among other things) while riding yesterday morning…waiting until midday this time.

As usual, most of my frost piccies turned out like my whle body was shaking or summat.

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Date: 21/06/2015 10:23:53
From: roughbarked
ID: 739441
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


“Bunnnnings cold. “

wow must be cold with language like that

seems a bit on the ennnphasis side.

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Date: 21/06/2015 10:32:08
From: captain_spalding
ID: 739442
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Arts said:

I loved the grobags… such ease and so convenient

I read that as grogbags. ;)

I see another million-dollar idea calling for development…

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Date: 21/06/2015 10:32:15
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 739443
Subject: re: June Chatting

Before I pop out and make use of Tony and Joe’s extreme generosity to small business by shelling out $400 or so on a Lenova Yoga 2 10 inch Android tablet, does anyone have any better ideas?

Priorities are:
Not Apple
Good for reading pdfs and e-books.
Display photos well and quickly
Good battery life
Stand up and be readable without being held
Connect to on-line office (I don’t really care about this one, but if it works it might come in handy occasionally)

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Date: 21/06/2015 10:37:36
From: captain_spalding
ID: 739445
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


…\ anyone have any better ideas?

Dunno if it’s a better idea or not, but i have a Samsung G3 Galaxy tablet that does pretty much all those things. It says it needs Samsung’s Kies software on your PC to talk to it, but i disable that every time i start the PC,and i can still save .pdfs to it.

It stands up ‘on its own’ because i stuck it into a Belkin tablet cover with some stick-on velcro strips (works well for securing the tablet, good protection with the cover).

Battery life is good, as long as you don’t thrash it, and recharge overnight.

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Date: 21/06/2015 10:37:49
From: roughbarked
ID: 739446
Subject: re: June Chatting

A bit icy on the brassicas.

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Date: 21/06/2015 10:41:10
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 739447
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


The Rev Dodgson said:

…\ anyone have any better ideas?

Dunno if it’s a better idea or not, but i have a Samsung G3 Galaxy tablet that does pretty much all those things. It says it needs Samsung’s Kies software on your PC to talk to it, but i disable that every time i start the PC,and i can still save .pdfs to it.

It stands up ‘on its own’ because i stuck it into a Belkin tablet cover with some stick-on velcro strips (works well for securing the tablet, good protection with the cover).

Battery life is good, as long as you don’t thrash it, and recharge overnight.

Thanks c_s. I was a bit put off Samsung by reading reviews (which were about 20% fabulous, 70% absolute crap, and 10% something in between), but I might have another look.

JB HF have got a load of deals on Samsung at the moment (with “refurbished in brackets, whatever that means).

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Date: 21/06/2015 10:45:21
From: roughbarked
ID: 739448
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


captain_spalding said:

The Rev Dodgson said:

…\ anyone have any better ideas?

Dunno if it’s a better idea or not, but i have a Samsung G3 Galaxy tablet that does pretty much all those things. It says it needs Samsung’s Kies software on your PC to talk to it, but i disable that every time i start the PC,and i can still save .pdfs to it.

It stands up ‘on its own’ because i stuck it into a Belkin tablet cover with some stick-on velcro strips (works well for securing the tablet, good protection with the cover).

Battery life is good, as long as you don’t thrash it, and recharge overnight.

Thanks c_s. I was a bit put off Samsung by reading reviews (which were about 20% fabulous, 70% absolute crap, and 10% something in between), but I might have another look.

JB HF have got a load of deals on Samsung at the moment (with “refurbished in brackets, whatever that means).

refurbished means what it says. They have been repaired.

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Date: 21/06/2015 10:47:40
From: captain_spalding
ID: 739452
Subject: re: June Chatting

I wouldn’t mind betting that a lot of the adverse reviews of Samsung tablets were written by people with one or more feet in the Apple camp.

Ain’t none of them perfect, and there’ll be perceived shortcomings with whatever you buy.

Enquire very carefully about the ‘refurbished’ bit. If the JBHF person seems at all uninformed about that, or about the capabilities of the equipment (Samsung or otherwise), go elsewhere. There’s lots of different retailers of tablets. Find one with a knowledegable staffer, and pump ‘em for all the info you can, then shop for the best price deal.

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Date: 21/06/2015 10:47:49
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739453
Subject: re: June Chatting

bugger touchpads and double posting.

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Date: 21/06/2015 10:49:20
From: kii
ID: 739456
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


“Bunnnnings cold. “

wow must be cold with language like that

It’s bloody Bunnings hot here 103ish in the old scale.

I hate hot weather, it is insane.

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Date: 21/06/2015 10:57:54
From: captain_spalding
ID: 739457
Subject: re: June Chatting

Have to go now. Off to the dog-wash with the New Wolf of the Ranges.

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Date: 21/06/2015 11:59:58
From: roughbarked
ID: 739478
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Arts said:

“Bunnnnings cold. “

wow must be cold with language like that

It’s bloody Bunnings hot here 103ish in the old scale.

I hate hot weather, it is insane.

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Date: 21/06/2015 12:09:56
From: kii
ID: 739481
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.vox.com/2015/3/24/8283199/gun-control-comedy-jefferies

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Date: 21/06/2015 12:21:08
From: kii
ID: 739483
Subject: re: June Chatting

Think I’ll go wash off this heat…after we put the last of the little parrots to bed.

Worked really hard today. I really earn my shit $$/hour rate. Saw my friend at the hospital – she’s in bright spirits for a 73 year old who broke her hip 2 days ago (maybe it was the painkillers), she managed to split the ball in her hip socket, so one replacement thank you very much.

Tomorrow I can have a go with the whipper-snipper again WOOT!!!

G’night, you bozzos.

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Date: 21/06/2015 12:34:59
From: transition
ID: 739486
Subject: re: June Chatting

wind, clear sky, plenty sun, and wind

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Date: 21/06/2015 12:46:01
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739487
Subject: re: June Chatting

another thing i have noticed about canberra is that there appears to be few introduced birds.

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Date: 21/06/2015 12:46:22
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 739488
Subject: re: June Chatting

arvo folks

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Date: 21/06/2015 12:53:49
From: roughbarked
ID: 739489
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


another thing i have noticed about canberra is that there appears to be few introduced birds.

Indian Mynah?

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Date: 21/06/2015 12:54:14
From: roughbarked
ID: 739490
Subject: re: June Chatting

English Blackbird?

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Date: 21/06/2015 13:03:34
From: transition
ID: 739491
Subject: re: June Chatting

>arvo folks

tilts head

just walked canine (sheep too) ‘round dams and locked the latter out on the road reserve

what’s pending of your sunday

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Date: 21/06/2015 13:26:18
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739494
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 21/06/2015 13:55:44
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 739495
Subject: re: June Chatting

Germans, too efficient, too much need for perfection, it’s not right.

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Date: 21/06/2015 14:11:32
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739496
Subject: re: June Chatting

they sure are riddle and a mystery to work out.

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Date: 21/06/2015 14:34:32
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 739497
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:



This device has a “QWERTZ” As against a “QWERTY” keyboard when did this change occur?

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Date: 21/06/2015 14:45:17
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739498
Subject: re: June Chatting

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QWERTZ

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Date: 21/06/2015 14:51:31
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 739499
Subject: re: June Chatting

Chrispen, thankyou, why does the rest of the world have to pander to the Krauts, they lost WW2.

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Date: 21/06/2015 14:53:13
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739500
Subject: re: June Chatting

we don’t. we use qwerty because of how our language is constructed, they use qwertz because of the way their language is constructed. seems like a good idea to me.

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Date: 21/06/2015 14:59:19
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 739501
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


we don’t. we use qwerty because of how our language is constructed, they use qwertz because of the way their language is constructed. seems like a good idea to me.

Yeah, OK, but they lost WW2, ( and WW1) why shouldn’t they compromise?

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Date: 21/06/2015 15:00:54
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739502
Subject: re: June Chatting

can you read german?

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Date: 21/06/2015 15:02:50
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 739503
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


can you read german?

Err no, and at times I have trouble with English.

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Date: 21/06/2015 15:04:26
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 739504
Subject: re: June Chatting

bob(from black rock) said:

Yeah, OK, but they lost WW2, ( and WW1) why shouldn’t they compromise?

Compromise about what? It’s not as though their keyboard configuration has any effect on us.

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Date: 21/06/2015 15:07:56
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739505
Subject: re: June Chatting

so why are you concerned by a keyboard layout that is intended for the german language when you can’t read it?

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Date: 21/06/2015 15:10:16
From: party_pants
ID: 739506
Subject: re: June Chatting

bob(from black rock) said:


Chrispen, thankyou, why does the rest of the world have to pander to the Krauts, they lost WW2.

The machine was invented and n use before they started losing.

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Date: 21/06/2015 15:12:14
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 739507
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


so why are you concerned by a keyboard layout that is intended for the german language when you can’t read it?

Err, it’s a Joke Joyce.

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Date: 21/06/2015 15:16:08
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739508
Subject: re: June Chatting

well there is so much bullshit posted here that it is hard to tell sometimes.

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Date: 21/06/2015 15:16:09
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739509
Subject: re: June Chatting

well there is so much bullshit posted here that it is hard to tell sometimes.

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Date: 21/06/2015 15:19:41
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 739510
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


well there is so much bullshit posted here that it is hard to tell sometimes.

Yep, and perhaps that is just my reaction to this problem?

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Date: 21/06/2015 15:23:27
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 739511
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


well there is so much bullshit posted here that it is hard to tell sometimes.

Peace friend, I am not taking the piss out of you but this confusion.

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Date: 21/06/2015 16:23:04
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 739512
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m nee deep in drawings and I think my brian has reached some sort of critical limit.
I’ve got to be at the airport at 4:30 AM to go to Moranbah and talk sense, it’s not going to be easy.

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Date: 21/06/2015 16:25:51
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 739513
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


bob(from black rock) said:

Chrispen, thankyou, why does the rest of the world have to pander to the Krauts, they lost WW2.

The machine was invented and n use before they started losing.

The Poles were the ones who originally broke the Enigma code.
Actually I think the Poles may even have built the original prototype.

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Date: 21/06/2015 16:26:02
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739514
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


I’m nee deep in drawings and I think my brian has reached some sort of critical limit.
I’ve got to be at the airport at 4:30 AM to go to Moranbah and talk sense, it’s not going to be easy.

Drink a bottle of whisky, it might help.

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Date: 21/06/2015 16:31:55
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 739515
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Peak Warming Man said:

I’m nee deep in drawings and I think my brian has reached some sort of critical limit.
I’ve got to be at the airport at 4:30 AM to go to Moranbah and talk sense, it’s not going to be easy.

Drink a bottle of whisky, it might help.

OK, I’ll let you know if it works or knot.

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Date: 21/06/2015 16:39:19
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739516
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tank turrets, some time in the 1940s.

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Date: 21/06/2015 16:40:21
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739517
Subject: re: June Chatting

>Tank turrets, some time in the 1940s.

I think they might be rejects, those stars and stripes are well wonky.

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Date: 21/06/2015 16:43:56
From: dv
ID: 739518
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ermagerd Logan’s Run is on.

Young Michael York. “Stop wasting my time, let’s have sex.”

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Date: 21/06/2015 16:44:15
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 739519
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


>Tank turrets, some time in the 1940s.

I think they might be rejects, those stars and stripes are well wonky.

Before I even think of putting a tank turret in my shopping trolley I always check to see if the livery is not wonky and that it’s not past it’s used by date.

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Date: 21/06/2015 16:45:53
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739520
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Ermagerd Logan’s Run is on.

Young Michael York. “Stop wasting my time, let’s have sex.”

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Date: 21/06/2015 17:03:50
From: poikilotherm
ID: 739521
Subject: re: June Chatting

bugger.

Tree 1, Ute 0

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Date: 21/06/2015 17:15:26
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739522
Subject: re: June Chatting

your ute?

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Date: 21/06/2015 17:19:01
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739523
Subject: re: June Chatting

and, is the tree ok?

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Date: 21/06/2015 17:21:25
From: Arts
ID: 739524
Subject: re: June Chatting

rushes in

what happened to the tree? is it ok?

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Date: 21/06/2015 17:22:09
From: poikilotherm
ID: 739525
Subject: re: June Chatting

Yep. The tree is fine, didn’t even laugh at my stupidity.

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Date: 21/06/2015 17:23:38
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739526
Subject: re: June Chatting

sooooo what happened? pretend i’m your insurer.

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Date: 21/06/2015 17:26:11
From: OCDC
ID: 739527
Subject: re: June Chatting

Greatch, ventolin and seretide time again. Let’s hope we avoid nebs this time around…

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Date: 21/06/2015 17:28:57
From: Divine Angel
ID: 739529
Subject: re: June Chatting

Just watched the first ep of Astronauts Wives, about the wives of the Mercury 7 crew. I liked it but it failed the Bechdel test.

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Date: 21/06/2015 17:30:20
From: Arts
ID: 739530
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Yep. The tree is fine, didn’t even laugh at my stupidity.

phew… now, tell me what happened

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Date: 21/06/2015 17:35:07
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739536
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Greatch, ventolin and seretide time again. Let’s hope we avoid nebs this time around…

You been snorting allergens again?

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Date: 21/06/2015 17:38:48
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 739538
Subject: re: June Chatting

They make it pretty damn clear not to run off the road to avoid kangaroos, feral cats, dingos, feral greenies etc.

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Date: 21/06/2015 17:41:54
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 739540
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Greatch, ventolin and seretide time again. Let’s hope we avoid nebs this time around…

What would happen if you threw all your meds in the bin and just ate and drank what you felt like?

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Date: 21/06/2015 17:44:54
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739542
Subject: re: June Chatting

Fairly basic grub tonight. Some of the butcher’s stag snags, boiled taters with butter, steamed broccoli & silverbeet. Salt & pepper, choice of mustards.

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Date: 21/06/2015 17:45:29
From: OCDC
ID: 739543
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:

OCDC said:
Greatch, ventolin and seretide time again. Let’s hope we avoid nebs this time around…
You been snorting allergens again?
Just a virus.

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Date: 21/06/2015 17:45:34
From: Divine Angel
ID: 739544
Subject: re: June Chatting

Nachos here.

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Date: 21/06/2015 17:46:13
From: transition
ID: 739546
Subject: re: June Chatting

havin’ problems findin’ the glasses that turn out to be on your head is not uncommon, but lastnight (before got power reconnected) I found myself shinin’ the torch ‘round lookin’ for the torch. I found it.

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Date: 21/06/2015 17:46:51
From: Arts
ID: 739547
Subject: re: June Chatting

someone wrote a news.com article on TV sows that should have ended… for the most part I have no idea what they are talking about, but as far as TBBT goes, I agree. I stopped getting funny way back when they stopped being their geeky selves and started getting girlfriends.. then it was just like every other sitcom out there..

however they also nominated The Simpsons…. and, even though I am a fan, I agree that they should have their finale and be done…

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Date: 21/06/2015 17:47:10
From: OCDC
ID: 739548
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:

OCDC said:
Greatch, ventolin and seretide time again. Let’s hope we avoid nebs this time around…
What would happen if you threw all your meds in the bin and just ate and drank what you felt like?
Squits. Epic squits…

This is only the second time in several years my asthma’s played up. All my stuff was out of date when I needed it in November.

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Date: 21/06/2015 17:47:27
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739549
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


havin’ problems findin’ the glasses that turn out to be on your head is not uncommon, but lastnight (before got power reconnected) I found myself shinin’ the torch ‘round lookin’ for the torch. I found it.

Well done.

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Date: 21/06/2015 17:47:48
From: OCDC
ID: 739550
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubble and squeak here. Sans all vegies except spud.

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Date: 21/06/2015 17:48:35
From: Arts
ID: 739552
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Nachos here.

tacos in this house

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Date: 21/06/2015 17:50:09
From: transition
ID: 739554
Subject: re: June Chatting

>Well done.

twas like lookin’ for me eyeballs, or bwain

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Date: 21/06/2015 17:53:44
From: Arts
ID: 739559
Subject: re: June Chatting

WTF is wrong with people? Some six yr old kid gets her hair pulled by an adult at a play center.. she goes and tells her dad, he confronts the man ad gets punched for it.. friends step in and end up with a hospital trip too… perp flees… wtf is wrong with people?

“One of the men, 48, was then allegedly assaulted by a group of men and fell to the ground. His friends, aged 27 and 32, rushed to his aid but were also assaulted.”

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Date: 21/06/2015 17:54:07
From: Arts
ID: 739560
Subject: re: June Chatting

had poik told us his story of tree v ute?

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Date: 21/06/2015 18:01:12
From: OCDC
ID: 739561
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m so close to dead I’ve even put the heater on.

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Date: 21/06/2015 18:03:41
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 739563
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Squits. Epic squits…

Squits so large they get given names like cyclones?

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Date: 21/06/2015 18:04:55
From: OCDC
ID: 739564
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:

OCDC said:
Squits. Epic squits…
Squits so large they get given names like cyclones?
Superstorm Sandy.

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Date: 21/06/2015 18:05:26
From: roughbarked
ID: 739565
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


bugger.

Tree 1, Ute 0

Did you have a dingle?

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Date: 21/06/2015 18:05:48
From: Arts
ID: 739566
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


poikilotherm said:

bugger.

Tree 1, Ute 0

Did you have a dingle?

he won’t tell us

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Date: 21/06/2015 18:06:49
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 739568
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:

he won’t tell us

I wonder why. It’s not like us to make fun…

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Date: 21/06/2015 18:07:21
From: roughbarked
ID: 739569
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


had poik told us his story of tree v ute?

Think he told us the tree wasn’t harmed.

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Date: 21/06/2015 18:08:00
From: roughbarked
ID: 739570
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Arts said:

he won’t tell us

I wonder why. It’s not like us to make fun…

Ha. ;)

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Date: 21/06/2015 18:10:30
From: roughbarked
ID: 739571
Subject: re: June Chatting

Anyway I managed to negotiate the wet and muddy stuff, missed all the trees in the dark. Had a bit of trouble trying to do a 3 point turn in the middle of roadworks with a long trailer load because I overshot the corner due to the roadworks obscuring it. The road is closed so I didn’t need to get stuck on it.

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Date: 21/06/2015 18:11:42
From: Arts
ID: 739572
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Arts said:

he won’t tell us

I wonder why. It’s not like us to make fun…

I am just concerned for the well being and happiness of all forum members… and trees.

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Date: 21/06/2015 18:12:19
From: roughbarked
ID: 739573
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

Arts said:

he won’t tell us

I wonder why. It’s not like us to make fun…

I am just concerned for the well being and happiness of all forum members… and trees.

He’s probably out assessing the damage to the ute and his pride.

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Date: 21/06/2015 18:17:12
From: poikilotherm
ID: 739574
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


sooooo what happened? pretend i’m your insurer.

Was leaving mountain bike track and I reversed into a tree that was invisible at the time.

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Date: 21/06/2015 18:18:03
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739575
Subject: re: June Chatting

much damage?

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Date: 21/06/2015 18:21:07
From: poikilotherm
ID: 739576
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


much damage?

Yea, I think aside from the huge dent in the tray thingy bit that can be opened, I’ve split the metal from the actual tub and the whole thing will need to be done.

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Date: 21/06/2015 18:23:21
From: Arts
ID: 739577
Subject: re: June Chatting

my father in laws stationary vehicle also made me reverse into it the other day ..

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Date: 21/06/2015 18:23:44
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739578
Subject: re: June Chatting

shit.

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Date: 21/06/2015 18:25:41
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739579
Subject: re: June Chatting

much damage?

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Date: 21/06/2015 18:26:10
From: poikilotherm
ID: 739580
Subject: re: June Chatting

On the plus side, the towbar and ball didn’t even flinch and left a tattoo on the tree.

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Date: 21/06/2015 18:27:36
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 739581
Subject: re: June Chatting

There’s some sort of rift in the continuum.

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Date: 21/06/2015 18:28:07
From: Arts
ID: 739582
Subject: re: June Chatting

to the bumper.. yes.. thankfully I can still open the back and use the wheelie port etc…. I can probably claim it on insurance. But shit happens, eh poik?

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Date: 21/06/2015 18:29:35
From: poikilotherm
ID: 739583
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


to the bumper.. yes.. thankfully I can still open the back and use the wheelie port etc…. I can probably claim it on insurance. But shit happens, eh poik?

Indeed. In my case It was an apt end to a shitty training ride too.

Now to find out if it’ll cost more than the excess on the insurance.

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Date: 21/06/2015 18:30:30
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739584
Subject: re: June Chatting

might have to revoke your membership to the sssf school of excellent drivers.

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Date: 21/06/2015 18:31:10
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 739585
Subject: re: June Chatting

You two will have to leave the forum I’m afraid. The ‘good driver’ clause is sacrosanct.

.

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Date: 21/06/2015 18:33:12
From: Arts
ID: 739586
Subject: re: June Chatting

this stuff makes us better drivers…

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Date: 21/06/2015 18:36:07
From: OCDC
ID: 739587
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:

There’s some sort of rift in the continuum.
Feck yeah, the Dees beat Geelong!

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Date: 21/06/2015 18:39:22
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739588
Subject: re: June Chatting

the old “what doesn’t kill you”?

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Date: 21/06/2015 18:41:36
From: Arts
ID: 739589
Subject: re: June Chatting

I can guarantee that, with our superior skills, we backed into our various hidden objects with precision and talent.

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Date: 21/06/2015 18:42:47
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 739590
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Arts said:

to the bumper.. yes.. thankfully I can still open the back and use the wheelie port etc…. I can probably claim it on insurance. But shit happens, eh poik?

Indeed. In my case It was an apt end to a shitty training ride too.

Now to find out if it’ll cost more than the excess on the insurance.

what model is it?

if it has mettalic paint, they might write it off

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Date: 21/06/2015 18:51:35
From: AwesomeO
ID: 739591
Subject: re: June Chatting

Is Droppy in da house?

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Date: 21/06/2015 19:18:49
From: AwesomeO
ID: 739592
Subject: re: June Chatting

It is not necessary for everyone to stop waiting for droppy to appear.

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Date: 21/06/2015 19:19:03
From: Dropbear
ID: 739593
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Is Droppy in da house?

Just poked my head in, sup

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Date: 21/06/2015 19:22:40
From: poikilotherm
ID: 739594
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


poikilotherm said:

Arts said:

to the bumper.. yes.. thankfully I can still open the back and use the wheelie port etc…. I can probably claim it on insurance. But shit happens, eh poik?

Indeed. In my case It was an apt end to a shitty training ride too.

Now to find out if it’ll cost more than the excess on the insurance.

what model is it?

if it has mettalic paint, they might write it off

No such luck, plain white. None of this puncy metallic stuff…

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Date: 21/06/2015 19:22:57
From: poikilotherm
ID: 739595
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


I can guarantee that, with our superior skills, we backed into our various hidden objects with precision and talent.

+1

It takes skill.

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Date: 21/06/2015 19:23:12
From: AwesomeO
ID: 739596
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


AwesomeO said:

Is Droppy in da house?

Just poked my head in, sup

A question about Witcher 3. I have been looking at some youtube footage and it looks to me an awful lot like a lot of cut scenes held together with some player involvement which brings to mind a pretty bad 80s Star Wars games. Can you wander around doing your own thing like you can in Skyrim? Or is every corner a cut scene?

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Date: 21/06/2015 19:23:27
From: Spider Lily
ID: 739597
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Peak Warming Man said:
There’s some sort of rift in the continuum.
Feck yeah, the Dees beat Geelong!

Yeah :D

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Date: 21/06/2015 19:24:47
From: Dropbear
ID: 739598
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Dropbear said:

AwesomeO said:

Is Droppy in da house?

Just poked my head in, sup

A question about Witcher 3. I have been looking at some youtube footage and it looks to me an awful lot like a lot of cut scenes held together with some player involvement which brings to mind a pretty bad 80s Star Wars games. Can you wander around doing your own thing like you can in Skyrim? Or is every corner a cut scene?

Cut scenes are mostly main quest related. Plenty of side quest and open world exploring to do

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Date: 21/06/2015 19:26:59
From: AwesomeO
ID: 739599
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


AwesomeO said:

Dropbear said:

Just poked my head in, sup

A question about Witcher 3. I have been looking at some youtube footage and it looks to me an awful lot like a lot of cut scenes held together with some player involvement which brings to mind a pretty bad 80s Star Wars games. Can you wander around doing your own thing like you can in Skyrim? Or is every corner a cut scene?

Cut scenes are mostly main quest related. Plenty of side quest and open world exploring to do

That sounds a lot more tolerable.

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Date: 21/06/2015 19:31:15
From: Dropbear
ID: 739600
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Dropbear said:

AwesomeO said:

A question about Witcher 3. I have been looking at some youtube footage and it looks to me an awful lot like a lot of cut scenes held together with some player involvement which brings to mind a pretty bad 80s Star Wars games. Can you wander around doing your own thing like you can in Skyrim? Or is every corner a cut scene?

Cut scenes are mostly main quest related. Plenty of side quest and open world exploring to do

That sounds a lot more tolerable.

The story is very well written though, I don’t mind it at all.

Anyway gotta go, you can come out now

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Date: 21/06/2015 19:43:45
From: AwesomeO
ID: 739602
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


AwesomeO said:

Dropbear said:

Cut scenes are mostly main quest related. Plenty of side quest and open world exploring to do

That sounds a lot more tolerable.

The story is very well written though, I don’t mind it at all.

Anyway gotta go, you can come out now

One last question, can you break quests? It annoyed me in Skyrim quests I couldn’t get out of my list because I had killed someone one earlier before I knew they were even a quest thingo. Like the hagraven Petra or the redguard woman.

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Date: 21/06/2015 19:46:22
From: furious
ID: 739603
Subject: re: June Chatting

Someone I know said he disassembled a letter, or some such, that turned out to be necessary for a later mission. Or maybe he sold it and couldn’t find the vendor again. Something like that anyway…

I haven’t heard if he has overcome this obstacle yet…

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Date: 21/06/2015 19:55:36
From: AwesomeO
ID: 739604
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • One last question, can you break quests?

Someone I know said he disassembled a letter, or some such, that turned out to be necessary for a later mission. Or maybe he sold it and couldn’t find the vendor again. Something like that anyway…

I haven’t heard if he has overcome this obstacle yet…

It is very frustrating, especially if you like a neat quest board. Games usually get over it by having you kill an identical non essential character and the real one happens when you start, but the games are so big and complicated now errors can creep in.

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Date: 21/06/2015 20:29:21
From: AwesomeO
ID: 739608
Subject: re: June Chatting

Fuck all on TV tonight. I am going to watch Clear and Present Danger because I have never seen it before. Sounds odd but it has always conflicted with something else and I have always been suss on the premise of an action hero President of the United States. Plus I think Tom Clancy lost the plot a bit after embarking on the Jack Ryan series which, for a bloke who had done previously realistic Cold War thrillers became a bit stupid.

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Date: 21/06/2015 20:53:46
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739609
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Fuck all on TV tonight. I am going to watch Clear and Present Danger because I have never seen it before. Sounds odd but it has always conflicted with something else and I have always been suss on the premise of an action hero President of the United States. Plus I think Tom Clancy lost the plot a bit after embarking on the Jack Ryan series which, for a bloke who had done previously realistic Cold War thrillers became a bit stupid.

get Netflix

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Date: 21/06/2015 20:55:09
From: AwesomeO
ID: 739610
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


AwesomeO said:

Fuck all on TV tonight. I am going to watch Clear and Present Danger because I have never seen it before. Sounds odd but it has always conflicted with something else and I have always been suss on the premise of an action hero President of the United States. Plus I think Tom Clancy lost the plot a bit after embarking on the Jack Ryan series which, for a bloke who had done previously realistic Cold War thrillers became a bit stupid.

get Netflix

I am a late adopter. Most days I find something to watch on FTA.

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Date: 21/06/2015 21:02:31
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739611
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


wookiemeister said:

AwesomeO said:

Fuck all on TV tonight. I am going to watch Clear and Present Danger because I have never seen it before. Sounds odd but it has always conflicted with something else and I have always been suss on the premise of an action hero President of the United States. Plus I think Tom Clancy lost the plot a bit after embarking on the Jack Ryan series which, for a bloke who had done previously realistic Cold War thrillers became a bit stupid.

get Netflix

I am a late adopter. Most days I find something to watch on FTA.


it’s easy to set up, iiNet gives you free downloads with Netflix – it doesn’t eat into your allowance

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Date: 21/06/2015 21:05:45
From: transition
ID: 739613
Subject: re: June Chatting

>Fuck all on TV tonight.

been having that sensation

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Date: 21/06/2015 21:36:20
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739619
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3133111/Talented-high-school-athlete-16-dies-contracting-PLAGUE-Teenager-succumbs-freak-illness-four-days-suffering-flu-like-symptons-ranch.html

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Date: 21/06/2015 22:42:10
From: AwesomeO
ID: 739630
Subject: re: June Chatting

My instinct was right, what a craptacular movie.

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Date: 21/06/2015 22:57:01
From: roughbarked
ID: 739631
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


I can guarantee that, with our superior skills, we backed into our various hidden objects with precision and talent.

:) the observation skills need sharpening though.

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Date: 21/06/2015 23:39:38
From: roughbarked
ID: 739636
Subject: re: June Chatting

Islamic State has planted mines and bombs in the ancient part of the central Syrian city of Palmyra, home to Roman-era ruins, a group monitoring the war says.

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Date: 21/06/2015 23:49:02
From: tauto
ID: 739637
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Islamic State has planted mines and bombs in the ancient part of the central Syrian city of Palmyra, home to Roman-era ruins, a group monitoring the war says.

—-

AFRICA:

(27 Countries and 180 between militias-guerrillas, separatist groups and anarchic groups involved)

http://www.warsintheworld.com/?page=static1258254223

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Date: 21/06/2015 23:59:35
From: roughbarked
ID: 739643
Subject: re: June Chatting

tauto said:


roughbarked said:

Islamic State has planted mines and bombs in the ancient part of the central Syrian city of Palmyra, home to Roman-era ruins, a group monitoring the war says.

—-

AFRICA:

(27 Countries and 180 between militias-guerrillas, separatist groups and anarchic groups involved)

http://www.warsintheworld.com/?page=static1258254223

Never have had an inclination to visit such places.

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Date: 22/06/2015 00:23:13
From: roughbarked
ID: 739644
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2015/06/bees-are-literally-worrying-themselves-to-death.html

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Date: 22/06/2015 00:29:23
From: transition
ID: 739645
Subject: re: June Chatting

check the weather here and see what the wind is blowing in

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Date: 22/06/2015 00:35:12
From: roughbarked
ID: 739646
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


check the weather here and see what the wind is blowing in

rain by the looks.

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Date: 22/06/2015 00:37:15
From: transition
ID: 739648
Subject: re: June Chatting

>rain by the looks.

doubt much in this lot roughie, few spots maybe is all

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Date: 22/06/2015 00:42:16
From: roughbarked
ID: 739649
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


>rain by the looks.

doubt much in this lot roughie, few spots maybe is all

Not tomorrow but by Tuesday/Wednesday.

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Date: 22/06/2015 00:43:49
From: roughbarked
ID: 739650
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


transition said:

>rain by the looks.

doubt much in this lot roughie, few spots maybe is all

Not tomorrow but by Tuesday/Wednesday.

The good soaking rains they had in WA will arrive by then.

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Date: 22/06/2015 00:48:47
From: transition
ID: 739651
Subject: re: June Chatting

>The good soaking rains they had in WA will arrive by then.

saying 60% chance 1-5mm tomorrow, then likelihood tapers off. See what happens. It’s here when it’s falling on the ground.

gonna crash old fella, am bit fucken knackered, life and all that you know.

nightio

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Date: 22/06/2015 00:52:34
From: roughbarked
ID: 739652
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


>The good soaking rains they had in WA will arrive by then.

saying 60% chance 1-5mm tomorrow, then likelihood tapers off. See what happens. It’s here when it’s falling on the ground.

gonna crash old fella, am bit fucken knackered, life and all that you know.

nightio

I read 90%
10-20mm

anyway, I’m crashing too. Have to look up into my dentists face in the morn.

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Date: 22/06/2015 01:43:05
From: kii
ID: 739654
Subject: re: June Chatting

Greetings all you groovers, and others.

It’s stinky-poo hot at 9:30ish – 29°. Heading for a firepit hell of 41°, with added humidity of some number. The weather report says: Abundant sunshine. Like that’s something new :/

I was awake earlier, but dozed off again in the coolness of the morning. So nice, so very, very nice.

Have I ever mentioned that I loathe summer, which officially starts today?

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Date: 22/06/2015 02:00:09
From: transition
ID: 739655
Subject: re: June Chatting

just about to turn 10:00am sunday for you kii

thunder here, litte larry’s trembling

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Date: 22/06/2015 02:01:23
From: kii
ID: 739656
Subject: re: June Chatting

39 minutes away from the solstice. I better go prepare a cauldron or something.

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Date: 22/06/2015 02:02:08
From: kii
ID: 739657
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


just about to turn 10:00am sunday for you kii

thunder here, litte larry’s trembling

Yes, I had noticed the time…..amazing things these clocksesses.

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Date: 22/06/2015 02:03:22
From: transition
ID: 739658
Subject: re: June Chatting

>39 minutes away from the solstice. I better go prepare a cauldron or something.

that’s the way girl. I’m turning in here

you have a good day.

g’night

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Date: 22/06/2015 02:05:54
From: kii
ID: 739659
Subject: re: June Chatting

Girl?

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Date: 22/06/2015 02:07:36
From: transition
ID: 739660
Subject: re: June Chatting

>Girl?

sorry, just a country term

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Date: 22/06/2015 06:31:55
From: Dropbear
ID: 739662
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Dropbear said:

AwesomeO said:

That sounds a lot more tolerable.

The story is very well written though, I don’t mind it at all.

Anyway gotta go, you can come out now

One last question, can you break quests? It annoyed me in Skyrim quests I couldn’t get out of my list because I had killed someone one earlier before I knew they were even a quest thingo. Like the hagraven Petra or the redguard woman.

Not “break” but if you leave some sub quests undone then if you progress the main mission far enough, they will either be unavailable or failed

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Date: 22/06/2015 06:51:08
From: Spider Lily
ID: 739663
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning all

A cool 19 degrees out on the back deck this morning and we may get through the day without rain.. may.

Back to work today, of course I could do with another week off but there really isn’t much I could do so it’s back to the salt mines.

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Date: 22/06/2015 07:15:45
From: roughbarked
ID: 739664
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:


Morning all

A cool 19 degrees out on the back deck this morning and we may get through the day without rain.. may.

Back to work today, of course I could do with another week off but there really isn’t much I could do so it’s back to the salt mines.

Not much you could do?

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Date: 22/06/2015 07:39:36
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739665
Subject: re: June Chatting

Nippy morning this end, rain expected this evening. Cup of tea then a bath (luckily the cold pipe to the hot water system has just unfrozen, noisily filling the feedwater tank and allowing hot water to flow again). Then I’ll cycle out for a hot breakfast before looking in the bookshop for a birthday present for the younger sister.

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Date: 22/06/2015 08:08:08
From: roughbarked
ID: 739666
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Nippy morning this end, rain expected this evening. Cup of tea then a bath (luckily the cold pipe to the hot water system has just unfrozen, noisily filling the feedwater tank and allowing hot water to flow again). Then I’ll cycle out for a hot breakfast before looking in the bookshop for a birthday present for the younger sister.

You can help that problem y wrapping the pipe with insulation.

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Date: 22/06/2015 08:48:30
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739667
Subject: re: June Chatting

hey

anyone know what’s happened to dark orange?

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Date: 22/06/2015 08:55:36
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739668
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


hey

anyone know what’s happened to dark orange?

He’s fine AFAIK, just doesn’t post here any more. He might be posting somewhere else.

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Date: 22/06/2015 08:56:58
From: roughbarked
ID: 739669
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


hey

anyone know what’s happened to dark orange?

His life has had changes. He has a new job.

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Date: 22/06/2015 08:58:23
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739670
Subject: re: June Chatting

Time to get dressed then off out for a hot breakfast.

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Date: 22/06/2015 09:02:17
From: Dropbear
ID: 739671
Subject: re: June Chatting

Looks delicious. What’s for second breakfasts?

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Date: 22/06/2015 09:02:34
From: roughbarked
ID: 739672
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Time to get dressed then off out for a hot breakfast.


Fark! That would be a week of breakfasts.

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Date: 22/06/2015 09:04:03
From: roughbarked
ID: 739673
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Federal Opposition hits out at a reported Government proposal to make some parents pay to send their children to public schools.

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Date: 22/06/2015 09:07:15
From: Arts
ID: 739674
Subject: re: June Chatting

did we just go through the shortest day of the year? that was fast

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Date: 22/06/2015 09:10:36
From: roughbarked
ID: 739675
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


did we just go through the shortest day of the year? that was fast

Zip!

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Date: 22/06/2015 09:11:15
From: Arts
ID: 739676
Subject: re: June Chatting

bubblecar and stumpy.. did you do the nude dip in the derwent?

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Date: 22/06/2015 09:11:30
From: Rule 303
ID: 739677
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


The Federal Opposition hits out at a reported Government proposal to make some parents pay to send their children to public schools.

It’s free now? Well that’s great news. I’ll send back the invoices.

Actual cost of a normal level of participation* at a government high school is in the realm of $100 per kid per week (ex holidays).




* normal participation is one major and one minor camp per year, a couple of excursions per term, and a couple of optional activities like learning a musical instrument or playing a sport.
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Date: 22/06/2015 09:16:31
From: roughbarked
ID: 739678
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


roughbarked said:

The Federal Opposition hits out at a reported Government proposal to make some parents pay to send their children to public schools.

It’s free now? Well that’s great news. I’ll send back the invoices.

Actual cost of a normal level of participation* at a government high school is in the realm of $100 per kid per week (ex holidays).




* normal participation is one major and one minor camp per year, a couple of excursions per term, and a couple of optional activities like learning a musical instrument or playing a sport.

Under the new proposal, what you pay now will increase markedly.

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Date: 22/06/2015 09:19:10
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739679
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Rule 303 said:

roughbarked said:

The Federal Opposition hits out at a reported Government proposal to make some parents pay to send their children to public schools.

It’s free now? Well that’s great news. I’ll send back the invoices.

Actual cost of a normal level of participation* at a government high school is in the realm of $100 per kid per week (ex holidays).




* normal participation is one major and one minor camp per year, a couple of excursions per term, and a couple of optional activities like learning a musical instrument or playing a sport.

Under the new proposal, what you pay now will increase markedly.


how do pay for an education system when you have sold all the government companies that used to pay for it?

the commonwealth bank

Telstra

it’s an act of treason

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Date: 22/06/2015 09:23:06
From: Arts
ID: 739680
Subject: re: June Chatting

you pay a ‘voluntary fee’ (of about $50 – $60 per year) to the school (public schools in WA) but that does not account for, as rule said, books, uniforms, excursions, camps, extra curricular activities, incidental fundraising events etc.

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Date: 22/06/2015 09:23:27
From: Rule 303
ID: 739681
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:

Under the new proposal, what you pay now will increase markedly.

I’m not so sure it would. For starters, all the optional stuff would immediately evaporate (no more camps, excursions, instruments, sports etc), then the voluntary contributions to ‘building funds’ and such, then a large proportion of the parents would simply go into ‘Default’ on the payments and schools (who would presumably not be able to fund themselves without government compensation for all that stuff) would simply close.

Plenty of schools in the Private sector have closed because they’ve been under-capitalised.

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Date: 22/06/2015 09:32:48
From: Arts
ID: 739682
Subject: re: June Chatting

In a radical proposal by the federal government, means testing could be introduced into the nation’s schooling system meaning wealthy parents could be required to pay for their children to attend public schools.

that will just push wealthy families into the private sector or into IPS. bye bye public education

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Date: 22/06/2015 09:35:37
From: Tamb
ID: 739683
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


In a radical proposal by the federal government, means testing could be introduced into the nation’s schooling system meaning wealthy parents could be required to pay for their children to attend public schools.

that will just push wealthy families into the private sector or into IPS. bye bye public education


If education is compulsory then how is it legal to charge a fee for it?

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Date: 22/06/2015 09:36:46
From: Dropbear
ID: 739684
Subject: re: June Chatting

Public school education can already be quite expensive, with compulsory fees and levies. Not to mention excursions / trips

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Date: 22/06/2015 09:39:03
From: Rule 303
ID: 739685
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Public school education can already be quite expensive, with compulsory fees and levies. Not to mention excursions / trips

Good morning Captain 35 minutes ago.

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Date: 22/06/2015 09:40:42
From: Arts
ID: 739686
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


Arts said:

In a radical proposal by the federal government, means testing could be introduced into the nation’s schooling system meaning wealthy parents could be required to pay for their children to attend public schools.

that will just push wealthy families into the private sector or into IPS. bye bye public education


If education is compulsory then how is it legal to charge a fee for it?

they call it a ‘voluntary contribution.. and add it to your book lists, or constantly remind you that you haven’t paid it , voluntarily, and then they release out the hounds , then the hounds with bees in their mouths …

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Date: 22/06/2015 09:42:27
From: Dropbear
ID: 739687
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


Dropbear said:

Public school education can already be quite expensive, with compulsory fees and levies. Not to mention excursions / trips

Good morning Captain 35 minutes ago.

I know, I’m a disgrace to myself and a danger to others

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Date: 22/06/2015 09:48:45
From: Arts
ID: 739688
Subject: re: June Chatting

books alone cost (us) over $200 per kid – most of this is stationary they use to write and learn with- I can only expect that to increase when we start using actual text books in highschool.

uniforms (that are not optional) cost about $150 – $200 per child (that includes one winter jacket) but does not include multiple items of things they need multiples of (like shirts and shorts/skirts)

fund raising events so far have been mainly food items donated (easter) and prize items donated (mothers day) plus you should buy actual raffle tickets. As well as a fun run – where they encourage you to collect donations from ‘the community’ but then tell you not to door knock in this day and age. So parents and family usually fork out for that too. We have had two ‘special lunches’ to fund raise for the yr six camp (that only costs $85 per child anyway – I know because I did the costings for it) but the ‘school community’ has been utilised once again.

and then there’s the excursions. $5 here, $10 there….

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Date: 22/06/2015 09:49:31
From: Rule 303
ID: 739689
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:

I know, I’m a disgrace to myself and a danger to others

How is the new vehicle?

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Date: 22/06/2015 09:49:42
From: Dropbear
ID: 739690
Subject: re: June Chatting

Trying to wangle some time off tomorrow to go watch the USS George Washington sail out of Brisbane. The main shipping channel takes it very close to Caloundra beach, which would look quite spectacular

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Date: 22/06/2015 09:50:12
From: roughbarked
ID: 739691
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:

I know, I’m a disgrace to myself and a danger to others

Ah a confession at last.

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Date: 22/06/2015 09:51:36
From: Dropbear
ID: 739692
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


Dropbear said:
I know, I’m a disgrace to myself and a danger to others

How is the new vehicle?

Pretty slick. It even has a speed limiter along with the cruise control which is very nice. You set a speed and the car doesn’t let you exceed it unless you kick it in the guts. More control than straight cruise control.

Loving the size and comfort, and the internal quiet

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Date: 22/06/2015 09:51:58
From: Dropbear
ID: 739693
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Dropbear said:

I know, I’m a disgrace to myself and a danger to others

Ah a confession at last.

First step to healing :)

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Date: 22/06/2015 09:56:38
From: roughbarked
ID: 739694
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


roughbarked said:

Dropbear said:

I know, I’m a disgrace to myself and a danger to others

Ah a confession at last.

First step to healing :)


True that. ;)

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Date: 22/06/2015 09:59:37
From: poikilotherm
ID: 739695
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Rule 303 said:

Dropbear said:
I know, I’m a disgrace to myself and a danger to others

How is the new vehicle?

Pretty slick. It even has a speed limiter along with the cruise control which is very nice. You set a speed and the car doesn’t let you exceed it unless you kick it in the guts. More control than straight cruise control.

Loving the size and comfort, and the internal quiet

Are the kids big enough to notice when you run them over with it?

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Date: 22/06/2015 10:01:21
From: Woodie
ID: 739696
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:

and then there’s the excursions. $5 here, $10 there….

…. and lunch money ………. and a sixpence for the nuns.

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Date: 22/06/2015 10:04:28
From: Dropbear
ID: 739697
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Dropbear said:

Rule 303 said:

How is the new vehicle?

Pretty slick. It even has a speed limiter along with the cruise control which is very nice. You set a speed and the car doesn’t let you exceed it unless you kick it in the guts. More control than straight cruise control.

Loving the size and comfort, and the internal quiet

Are the kids big enough to notice when you run them over with it?

We’re empty nesters. Ahhhhhh the serenity.

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Date: 22/06/2015 10:08:30
From: tauto
ID: 739698
Subject: re: June Chatting

US sailors pick up on drop bear warning
US SAILORS have admitted they were preparing for the worst in Brisbane, expecting to find “drop bears” and Crocodile Dundee roaming the streets.

http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/queensland/uss-george-washington-sailors-pick-up-on-drop-bear-warning/story-fnn8dlfs-1227408655969?from=google_rss&google_editors_picks=true

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Date: 22/06/2015 10:09:21
From: Dropbear
ID: 739699
Subject: re: June Chatting

tauto said:


US sailors pick up on drop bear warning
US SAILORS have admitted they were preparing for the worst in Brisbane, expecting to find “drop bears” and Crocodile Dundee roaming the streets.

http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/queensland/uss-george-washington-sailors-pick-up-on-drop-bear-warning/story-fnn8dlfs-1227408655969?from=google_rss&google_editors_picks=true

I can confirm there are dropbears in Brisbane :)

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Date: 22/06/2015 10:10:53
From: Tamb
ID: 739700
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


tauto said:

US sailors pick up on drop bear warning
US SAILORS have admitted they were preparing for the worst in Brisbane, expecting to find “drop bears” and Crocodile Dundee roaming the streets.

http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/queensland/uss-george-washington-sailors-pick-up-on-drop-bear-warning/story-fnn8dlfs-1227408655969?from=google_rss&google_editors_picks=true

I can confirm there are dropbears in Brisbane :)


>>I can confirm there is a dropbear in Brisbane. Fixed

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Date: 22/06/2015 10:18:24
From: Dropbear
ID: 739701
Subject: re: June Chatting

Still. Having 6000 cashed up yanks hitting town has to be good for at least some industries

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Date: 22/06/2015 10:23:16
From: Cymek
ID: 739702
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning

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Date: 22/06/2015 10:23:41
From: Rule 303
ID: 739703
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Still. Having 6000 cashed up yanks hitting town has to be good for at least some industries

McDonalds, for starters…

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Date: 22/06/2015 10:25:20
From: Tamb
ID: 739704
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


Dropbear said:

Still. Having 6000 cashed up yanks hitting town has to be good for at least some industries

McDonalds, for starters…


I believe they are quite interested in folk dancing………………………. of the horizontal variety.

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Date: 22/06/2015 10:26:36
From: kii
ID: 739705
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


Dropbear said:

Still. Having 6000 cashed up yanks hitting town has to be good for at least some industries

McDonalds, for starters…

There’s a retired US Navy guy here who still talks about the amazing range of tropical fruits available during his stopover in Brisbane. Thoroughly impressed him.

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Date: 22/06/2015 10:27:28
From: kii
ID: 739706
Subject: re: June Chatting

Woooo……….got a new mouse today. It’s like sliding on melted butter across a parquet flooooooooooor………….

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Date: 22/06/2015 10:28:47
From: Dropbear
ID: 739707
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


Rule 303 said:

Dropbear said:

Still. Having 6000 cashed up yanks hitting town has to be good for at least some industries

McDonalds, for starters…


I believe they are quite interested in folk dancing………………………. of the horizontal variety.

They’ve just come from SE ASIA so they’re probably hitting the chemists hard

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Date: 22/06/2015 10:30:32
From: Dropbear
ID: 739708
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Woooo……….got a new mouse today. It’s like sliding on melted butter across a parquet flooooooooooor………….

All ready for the summer solstice. Is it a new familiar ?

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Date: 22/06/2015 10:31:02
From: kii
ID: 739709
Subject: re: June Chatting

Better go do something useful. Hair cut for the old dude, clean up kitchen and then make another mess, maybe throw some clothes in the washer. It’s been a lazy afternoon trying to watch a DV recommended movie, but nap time knocked me down for the count.

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Date: 22/06/2015 10:31:36
From: Tamb
ID: 739710
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Tamb said:

Rule 303 said:

McDonalds, for starters…


I believe they are quite interested in folk dancing………………………. of the horizontal variety.

They’ve just come from SE ASIA so they’re probably hitting the chemists hard


They’ll get confused then. Drug store has an entirely different meaning in Oz.

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Date: 22/06/2015 10:32:28
From: Cymek
ID: 739711
Subject: re: June Chatting

Now this isn’t pod racing

http://www.news.com.au/entertainment/celebrity-life/former-child-star-wars-actor-arrested-in-charleston/story-fnk822dn-1227409140416

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Date: 22/06/2015 10:36:35
From: Cymek
ID: 739712
Subject: re: June Chatting

I wonder what a supercharger costs and if a entire new industry of homeowners and non car related businesses could install them and charge a fee to use them.

http://www.news.com.au/national/western-australia/was-electric-cars-get-south-west-recharge-link/story-fnii5thn-1227408564816

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Date: 22/06/2015 10:37:30
From: Dropbear
ID: 739713
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Now this isn’t pod racing

http://www.news.com.au/entertainment/celebrity-life/former-child-star-wars-actor-arrested-in-charleston/story-fnk822dn-1227409140416

lol

Yipeeeeeeeeereeeeeeee

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Date: 22/06/2015 10:53:43
From: Arts
ID: 739717
Subject: re: June Chatting

EDUCATION Minister Christopher Pyne has ruled out charging rich parents who send their kids to public schools.

BUT Prime Minister Tony Abbott says how public schools are funded is entirely up to the states and territories.
The prime minister’s department is reported to be considering options to reform school funding including the possibility of the commonwealth taking over education and charging richer parents to use public schools.

“Charging wealthy parents for their children to attend public schools is not the government’s policy. I don’t support it,” Mr Pyne said on Twitter.

“If the states and territories want to charge wealthy parents fees for public schools that’s a matter for them.”

well, there ya go

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Date: 22/06/2015 10:58:26
From: Cymek
ID: 739718
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


EDUCATION Minister Christopher Pyne has ruled out charging rich parents who send their kids to public schools.

BUT Prime Minister Tony Abbott says how public schools are funded is entirely up to the states and territories.
The prime minister’s department is reported to be considering options to reform school funding including the possibility of the commonwealth taking over education and charging richer parents to use public schools.

“Charging wealthy parents for their children to attend public schools is not the government’s policy. I don’t support it,” Mr Pyne said on Twitter.

“If the states and territories want to charge wealthy parents fees for public schools that’s a matter for them.”

well, there ya go

Year 12 is the most expensive I’ve found, about a $1000 for a public school.
My son is working hard though and says his ATAR score will be at least 98%

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Date: 22/06/2015 11:05:20
From: Arts
ID: 739722
Subject: re: June Chatting

mean while I am gearing up to go to the dentist… it’s just a check up and I don’t think I have any cavities, but I still don’t like the dentist thing… makes me nervous every time

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Date: 22/06/2015 11:07:16
From: Cymek
ID: 739723
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


mean while I am gearing up to go to the dentist… it’s just a check up and I don’t think I have any cavities, but I still don’t like the dentist thing… makes me nervous every time

I don’t mind the dentists I think of it as someone paying undivided attention to me, what a sad bastard I am

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Date: 22/06/2015 11:12:55
From: Tamb
ID: 739725
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Arts said:

mean while I am gearing up to go to the dentist… it’s just a check up and I don’t think I have any cavities, but I still don’t like the dentist thing… makes me nervous every time

I don’t mind the dentists I think of it as someone paying undivided attention to me, what a sad bastard I am


I’m trying to find a way to have a general anaesthetic for some major dentistry. My acuphobia is at its worst at the dentist.

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Date: 22/06/2015 11:14:45
From: Arts
ID: 739727
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


Cymek said:

Arts said:

mean while I am gearing up to go to the dentist… it’s just a check up and I don’t think I have any cavities, but I still don’t like the dentist thing… makes me nervous every time

I don’t mind the dentists I think of it as someone paying undivided attention to me, what a sad bastard I am


I’m trying to find a way to have a general anaesthetic for some major dentistry. My acuphobia is at its worst at the dentist.

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Date: 22/06/2015 11:16:57
From: poikilotherm
ID: 739728
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


Cymek said:

Arts said:

mean while I am gearing up to go to the dentist… it’s just a check up and I don’t think I have any cavities, but I still don’t like the dentist thing… makes me nervous every time

I don’t mind the dentists I think of it as someone paying undivided attention to me, what a sad bastard I am


I’m trying to find a way to have a general anaesthetic for some major dentistry. My acuphobia is at its worst at the dentist.

Penthrox

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Date: 22/06/2015 11:17:23
From: Arts
ID: 739729
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


Cymek said:

Arts said:

mean while I am gearing up to go to the dentist… it’s just a check up and I don’t think I have any cavities, but I still don’t like the dentist thing… makes me nervous every time

I don’t mind the dentists I think of it as someone paying undivided attention to me, what a sad bastard I am


I’m trying to find a way to have a general anaesthetic for some major dentistry. My acuphobia is at its worst at the dentist.

yes it’s a vulnerable space.

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Date: 22/06/2015 11:18:36
From: Arts
ID: 739730
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Tamb said:

Cymek said:

I don’t mind the dentists I think of it as someone paying undivided attention to me, what a sad bastard I am


I’m trying to find a way to have a general anaesthetic for some major dentistry. My acuphobia is at its worst at the dentist.

Penthrox

are you having a laugh?

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Date: 22/06/2015 11:22:13
From: Tamb
ID: 739732
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Tamb said:

Cymek said:

I don’t mind the dentists I think of it as someone paying undivided attention to me, what a sad bastard I am


I’m trying to find a way to have a general anaesthetic for some major dentistry. My acuphobia is at its worst at the dentist.

Penthrox


Thanks poik.
My usual method is a handful of valium but I don’t know if they merely stop me remembering what has happened.

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Date: 22/06/2015 11:23:29
From: Dropbear
ID: 739734
Subject: re: June Chatting

The dentist is meant to be unpleasant. It encourages you to look after your teeth

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Date: 22/06/2015 11:24:59
From: transition
ID: 739736
Subject: re: June Chatting

wind, more wind, non-stop wind

did I mention it’d been windy

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Date: 22/06/2015 11:50:42
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 739738
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


The dentist is meant to be unpleasant. It encourages you to look after your teeth

Is it the same for prostates?

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Date: 22/06/2015 11:53:04
From: poikilotherm
ID: 739740
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Dropbear said:

The dentist is meant to be unpleasant. It encourages you to look after your teeth

Is it the same for prostates?

Not sure if joke or customer actually said to doc:

Customer: “just had my prostate checked, asked the doc if he could stick another finger up there, he said ‘what for?’ I told him I wanted a second opinion.”

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Date: 22/06/2015 11:56:07
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 739742
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

Dropbear said:

The dentist is meant to be unpleasant. It encourages you to look after your teeth

Is it the same for prostates?

Not sure if joke or customer actually said to doc:

Customer: “just had my prostate checked, asked the doc if he could stick another finger up there, he said ‘what for?’ I told him I wanted a second opinion.”

Very old gag for guys with prostate problems.

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Date: 22/06/2015 12:00:55
From: kii
ID: 739743
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


mean while I am gearing up to go to the dentist… it’s just a check up and I don’t think I have any cavities, but I still don’t like the dentist thing… makes me nervous every time

Strangely, I don’t mind the dentist. I can almost sleep in the chair – if they’d stop talking to me.

I did get a bit anxious when I had a molar out a few years back, but that was right after major abdominal surgery with lots of pain and invasive stuff. So I asked to be semi-sedated for the tooth removal. The dental surgeon was happy to do that and I barely remember anything.

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Date: 22/06/2015 12:10:49
From: Dropbear
ID: 739745
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Dropbear said:

The dentist is meant to be unpleasant. It encourages you to look after your teeth

Is it the same for prostates?

Depends if you mean the high class ones, or the street walkers

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Date: 22/06/2015 12:14:33
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739747
Subject: re: June Chatting

Back from the bookshop. Got a couple books for the sister and a box of 100 Thunderbirds postcards for me.

And now the plumber’s arrived…

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Date: 22/06/2015 12:15:38
From: Dropbear
ID: 739749
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

Dropbear said:

The dentist is meant to be unpleasant. It encourages you to look after your teeth

Is it the same for prostates?

Not sure if joke or customer actually said to doc:

Customer: “just had my prostate checked, asked the doc if he could stick another finger up there, he said ‘what for?’ I told him I wanted a second opinion.”

heheheh… all hail the male g-spot

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Date: 22/06/2015 12:16:13
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 739750
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:

And now the plumber’s arrived…

Let’s hope this plumber doesn’t go the way of Rodney.

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Date: 22/06/2015 12:17:13
From: Cymek
ID: 739751
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Bubblecar said:

And now the plumber’s arrived…

Let’s hope this plumber doesn’t go the way of Rodney.

Chortle I was thinking of a similar remark
Rodneys ghost will warn him, hopefully

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Date: 22/06/2015 12:18:12
From: kii
ID: 739752
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

Bubblecar said:

And now the plumber’s arrived…

Let’s hope this plumber doesn’t go the way of Rodney.

Chortle I was thinking of a similar remark
Rodneys ghost will warn him, hopefully

It could be Rodney that is clogging up the pipes :/

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Date: 22/06/2015 12:18:29
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739753
Subject: re: June Chatting

He’s too busy to start the digging & replacing, so he’s just unblocking it as best he can with the snake thingy today. Better than nothing.

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Date: 22/06/2015 12:19:56
From: Cymek
ID: 739754
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Cymek said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

Let’s hope this plumber doesn’t go the way of Rodney.

Chortle I was thinking of a similar remark
Rodneys ghost will warn him, hopefully

It could be Rodney that is clogging up the pipes :/

True

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Date: 22/06/2015 12:20:39
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 739755
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


He’s too busy to start the digging & replacing, so he’s just unblocking it as best he can with the snake thingy today. Better than nothing.

Thats what she said!

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Date: 22/06/2015 12:22:13
From: Dropbear
ID: 739756
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


He’s too busy to start the digging & replacing, so he’s just unblocking it as best he can with the snake thingy today. Better than nothing.

I’m sorry, I’m too busy to do a proper job, so I’ll just do this half arsed job and charge you full rates.

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Date: 22/06/2015 12:24:53
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739757
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Bubblecar said:

He’s too busy to start the digging & replacing, so he’s just unblocking it as best he can with the snake thingy today. Better than nothing.

I’m sorry, I’m too busy to do a proper job, so I’ll just do this half arsed job and charge you full rates.

It’s the landlady that’s paying for it. And not before time either (I’ve been waiting for plumbing attention for months now).

When the plumber gets around to it he’ll be replacing all the drainage pipes. Unfortunately there are very few plumbers servicing the northern midlands and they’re always booked out for weeks ahead.

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Date: 22/06/2015 12:25:10
From: poikilotherm
ID: 739758
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy will be most unimpressed

It’ll be rool difficult doing non-online online claiming with no internet connection.

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Date: 22/06/2015 12:34:28
From: Rule 303
ID: 739763
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:

Penthrox

Is the green whistle available OTC?

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Date: 22/06/2015 12:37:27
From: poikilotherm
ID: 739764
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


poikilotherm said:
Penthrox

Is the green whistle available OTC?

No.

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Date: 22/06/2015 12:38:01
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739765
Subject: re: June Chatting

Lunch: 4 of the butcher’s chicken & cheese rissoles.

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Date: 22/06/2015 12:38:49
From: Dropbear
ID: 739767
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


poikilotherm said:
Penthrox

Is the green whistle available OTC?

You normally have to break into ambo places ;)

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Date: 22/06/2015 12:40:02
From: Cymek
ID: 739768
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Lunch: 4 of the butcher’s chicken & cheese rissoles.

You put in a colon and an unnecessary of, I will correct the sentence for you

Lunch 4 the butcher’s chicken & cheese rissoles.

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Date: 22/06/2015 12:43:11
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739769
Subject: re: June Chatting

The plumber’s disappeared. His ute’s still there but no sign of the man himself.

Seems to have failed to unblock the laundry drain.

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Date: 22/06/2015 12:44:55
From: AwesomeO
ID: 739770
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


The plumber’s disappeared. His ute’s still there but no sign of the man himself.

Seems to have failed to unblock the laundry drain.

Fled in terror after finding a skull.

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Date: 22/06/2015 12:46:13
From: Dropbear
ID: 739771
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


The plumber’s disappeared. His ute’s still there but no sign of the man himself.

Seems to have failed to unblock the laundry drain.

how “unfortunate”….

it’s a “mystery”..

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Date: 22/06/2015 12:48:06
From: poikilotherm
ID: 739772
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


The plumber’s disappeared. His ute’s still there but no sign of the man himself.

Seems to have failed to unblock the laundry drain.

lulz, gone the way of rodney, but this time, there’s evidence …that’ll be a lot of midnight diggin’ to hide that ute.

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Date: 22/06/2015 12:48:24
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739773
Subject: re: June Chatting

Stand down, he was hiding on the other side of the house, on the phone. Better reception on that side.

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Date: 22/06/2015 12:48:25
From: Speedy
ID: 739774
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Bubblecar said:

The plumber’s disappeared. His ute’s still there but no sign of the man himself.

Seems to have failed to unblock the laundry drain.

how “unfortunate”….

it’s a “mystery”..

He’s probably looking for his lost lunch; a feast of butcher’s rissoles ;)

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Date: 22/06/2015 12:49:17
From: Cymek
ID: 739775
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Stand down, he was hiding on the other side of the house, on the phone. Better reception on that side.

Sure

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Date: 22/06/2015 12:58:12
From: Arts
ID: 739776
Subject: re: June Chatting

it was a pleasant dentist experience, no cavities and a teeth clean.. I am going to celebrate with sticky lollies, hard toffee, reconstituted orange juice and getting a tongue stud huzzah

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Date: 22/06/2015 13:00:24
From: Dropbear
ID: 739777
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Dropbear said:

Bubblecar said:

The plumber’s disappeared. His ute’s still there but no sign of the man himself.

Seems to have failed to unblock the laundry drain.

how “unfortunate”….

it’s a “mystery”..

He’s probably looking for his lost lunch; a feast of butcher’s rissoles ;)

either that or we now know what the butcher puts in his rissoles.

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Date: 22/06/2015 13:02:33
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739778
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


it was a pleasant dentist experience, no cavities and a teeth clean.. I am going to celebrate with sticky lollies, hard toffee, reconstituted orange juice and getting a tongue stud huzzah

Since they’re in good nick you might as well get them sharpened.

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Date: 22/06/2015 13:06:29
From: Rule 303
ID: 739779
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Rule 303 said:

poikilotherm said:
Penthrox

Is the green whistle available OTC?

No.

Didn’t think so, just thought it might be worth asking.

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Date: 22/06/2015 13:11:05
From: Arts
ID: 739780
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Arts said:

it was a pleasant dentist experience, no cavities and a teeth clean.. I am going to celebrate with sticky lollies, hard toffee, reconstituted orange juice and getting a tongue stud huzzah

Since they’re in good nick you might as well get them sharpened.

!http://cdn01.maxviral.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/teeth-sharpening.jpg?0139f6

that is naturally photoshopped, though there is a Polynesian (?) tribe that thinks sharp pointed teeth are beautiful and the (high ranking) ladies do get some done.. without anesthetic and using a chisel and hammer.

I’ll stick to the clean only thanks

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Date: 22/06/2015 13:11:13
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739781
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well the laundry sink’s now unblocked – shedload of elm roots removed from the section between the laundry and kitchen. And the toilet’s readily flushing, so it looks like the plumbing is back in business for a while.

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Date: 22/06/2015 13:12:31
From: Dropbear
ID: 739782
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Well the laundry sink’s now unblocked – shedload of elm roots removed from the section between the laundry and kitchen. And the toilet’s readily flushing, so it looks like the plumbing is back in business for a while.

The ditch witch does wonders but unfortunately they’ll be back in time

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Date: 22/06/2015 13:14:41
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739783
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Bubblecar said:

Well the laundry sink’s now unblocked – shedload of elm roots removed from the section between the laundry and kitchen. And the toilet’s readily flushing, so it looks like the plumbing is back in business for a while.

The ditch witch does wonders but unfortunately they’ll be back in time

He said he’ll get back here to replace it all asap, but it’s going to cost her more than the original quote because he hadn’t banked on having to replace the laundry-to-kitchen section.

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Date: 22/06/2015 13:33:28
From: poikilotherm
ID: 739784
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


poikilotherm said:

Rule 303 said:

Is the green whistle available OTC?

No.

Didn’t think so, just thought it might be worth asking.

Too risky for the average joe.

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Date: 22/06/2015 13:39:15
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739785
Subject: re: June Chatting

Gothic surprise:

Scan of mummified body of Swedish bishop reveals baby hidden in coffin

For almost 350 years Bishop Peder Winstrup lay quietly in his coffin in the crypt of the magnificent cathedral at Lund in Sweden, concealing a secret: the body of a tiny baby, tucked in under his feet.

The little corpse, believed to be of a baby born several months prematurely, was revealed for the first time when scientists scanned the coffin and the mummified body of Peder Winstrup, believed to be one of the best preserved 17th-century bodies in Europe.

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/jun/21/scan-mummified-body-swedish-bishop-reveals-baby

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Date: 22/06/2015 13:41:10
From: poikilotherm
ID: 739786
Subject: re: June Chatting

I like the ‘elasticity’ in smash repair quotes.

Just over $1200 if I pay cash, about $4k through insurer…that’s some nice markup.

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Date: 22/06/2015 13:43:54
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739787
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


I like the ‘elasticity’ in smash repair quotes.

Just over $1200 if I pay cash, about $4k through insurer…that’s some nice markup.

It’s all that tedious paperwork.

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Date: 22/06/2015 13:50:35
From: roughbarked
ID: 739788
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


Bubblecar said:

And now the plumber’s arrived…

Let’s hope this plumber doesn’t go the way of Rodney.

or dig him up.

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Date: 22/06/2015 13:51:42
From: kii
ID: 739789
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


The plumber’s disappeared. His ute’s still there but no sign of the man himself.

Seems to have failed to unblock the laundry drain.

I thought that said “His wife’s still there…”

Damn glasses.

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Date: 22/06/2015 13:56:00
From: roughbarked
ID: 739790
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


mean while I am gearing up to go to the dentist… it’s just a check up and I don’t think I have any cavities, but I still don’t like the dentist thing… makes me nervous every time

I just got back from there, My Node is so numb I don’t know if I’m breathing or not.

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Date: 22/06/2015 13:57:43
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739791
Subject: re: June Chatting

Home dentistry

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Date: 22/06/2015 13:59:06
From: kii
ID: 739792
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Home dentistry

!http://www.cultofweird.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/home-dentistry-1920s.jpg

My dad took a few of my teeth out with his pliers. Old country solutions to health problems.

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Date: 22/06/2015 13:59:35
From: roughbarked
ID: 739793
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Bubblecar said:

The plumber’s disappeared. His ute’s still there but no sign of the man himself.

Seems to have failed to unblock the laundry drain.

how “unfortunate”….

it’s a “mystery”..

He’s halfway down a pipe, Rodney pulled him in. Revenge complete.

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Date: 22/06/2015 14:01:50
From: Cymek
ID: 739794
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Dropbear said:

Bubblecar said:

The plumber’s disappeared. His ute’s still there but no sign of the man himself.

Seems to have failed to unblock the laundry drain.

how “unfortunate”….

it’s a “mystery”..

He’s halfway down a pipe, Rodney pulled him in. Revenge complete.

And these are just the two we know of, how many more

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Date: 22/06/2015 14:02:56
From: roughbarked
ID: 739795
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Bubblecar said:

Home dentistry

!http://www.cultofweird.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/home-dentistry-1920s.jpg

My dad took a few of my teeth out with his pliers. Old country solutions to health problems.


My old mate Merv ate White Cliffs R.I.P. Used to pull his own teeth with pliers and a bottle of wild turkey..

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Date: 22/06/2015 14:05:17
From: kii
ID: 739796
Subject: re: June Chatting

We finished watching the DV recommended movie. Two hours….it was two hours long.

I also successfully used my new oscillating sprinkler this evening. Nice, very nice.

Slight storm earlier, with no rain falling here. Bastards! Tomorrow is forecast for some sort of dreadfully high temperature with 0% chance of any bloody rain.

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Date: 22/06/2015 14:07:51
From: Dropbear
ID: 739797
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’ve always found oscillate a very kinky word :)

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Date: 22/06/2015 14:08:47
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739798
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


We finished watching the DV recommended movie. Two hours….it was two hours long.

I also successfully used my new oscillating sprinkler this evening. Nice, very nice.

Slight storm earlier, with no rain falling here. Bastards! Tomorrow is forecast for some sort of dreadfully high temperature with 0% chance of any bloody rain.

My sympathies. 60% chance of rain this evening (we had a little this morning), max 10 today, min 4 tonight, which is a lot warmer than recent nights.

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Date: 22/06/2015 14:14:37
From: Tejay
ID: 739799
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


I’ve always found oscillate a very kinky word :)

How do you titillate an ocelot?

You oscillate its tit a lot!

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Date: 22/06/2015 14:25:52
From: roughbarked
ID: 739801
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tejay said:


Dropbear said:

I’ve always found oscillate a very kinky word :)

How do you titillate an ocelot?

You oscillate its tit a lot!

Top marks.

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Date: 22/06/2015 14:28:36
From: PermeateFree
ID: 739802
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


The plumber’s disappeared. His ute’s still there but no sign of the man himself.

Seems to have failed to unblock the laundry drain.

Probably found all your toilet rolls.

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Date: 22/06/2015 14:30:17
From: Dropbear
ID: 739803
Subject: re: June Chatting

I see when Taylor Swift says Jump, Apple says “yes ma’am”..

Go TS!

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Date: 22/06/2015 14:34:45
From: roughbarked
ID: 739805
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


I see when Taylor Swift says Jump, Apple says “yes ma’am”..

Go TS!

What’s that about?

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Date: 22/06/2015 14:37:33
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739806
Subject: re: June Chatting

we be going all ghetto gangsta like

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Date: 22/06/2015 14:40:53
From: Dropbear
ID: 739807
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tejay said:


Dropbear said:

I’ve always found oscillate a very kinky word :)

How do you titillate an ocelot?

You oscillate its tit a lot!

Works on most mammals

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Date: 22/06/2015 14:41:55
From: Dropbear
ID: 739808
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Dropbear said:

I see when Taylor Swift says Jump, Apple says “yes ma’am”..

Go TS!

What’s that about?

She wrote an open letter to Apple complaining about them not paying artists during the three month “free trial” period for Apple Music. Apple have caved and said they will now pay artists the royalties during the three month period.

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Date: 22/06/2015 14:46:48
From: roughbarked
ID: 739809
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


roughbarked said:

Dropbear said:

I see when Taylor Swift says Jump, Apple says “yes ma’am”..

Go TS!

What’s that about?

She wrote an open letter to Apple complaining about them not paying artists during the three month “free trial” period for Apple Music. Apple have caved and said they will now pay artists the royalties during the three month period.

Ah. She pulled all her stuff off Spotify for the same reason.

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Date: 22/06/2015 14:47:15
From: Dropbear
ID: 739810
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Dropbear said:

roughbarked said:

What’s that about?

She wrote an open letter to Apple complaining about them not paying artists during the three month “free trial” period for Apple Music. Apple have caved and said they will now pay artists the royalties during the three month period.

Ah. She pulled all her stuff off Spotify for the same reason.

I’m for all the artists getting paid…

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Date: 22/06/2015 14:49:19
From: roughbarked
ID: 739811
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


roughbarked said:

Dropbear said:

She wrote an open letter to Apple complaining about them not paying artists during the three month “free trial” period for Apple Music. Apple have caved and said they will now pay artists the royalties during the three month period.

Ah. She pulled all her stuff off Spotify for the same reason.

I’m for all the artists getting paid…

In a form they appreciate.

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Date: 22/06/2015 15:15:03
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739813
Subject: re: June Chatting

just got back from 4hrs at the AWM. they have a bit of kit in there. going back tomorrow. still probably wont see it all.

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Date: 22/06/2015 15:27:00
From: Cymek
ID: 739814
Subject: re: June Chatting

Interesting link to an ad on news.com

Top 5 reasons why your drains are blocked

Is there gurgling coming from the bath? Bathroom sink draining slowly? A stinky smell coming from the kitchen sink? Chances are you’ve got a blocked drain.

The first step is to grab a plunger and see if that clears up the blockage. If that doesn’t work, the problem could be quite a bit bigger than a build-up of hair in the shower.

Here are the top five reasons why drains get blocked.

Foreign objects or debris

From hair clogging up the drain, to greasy soap residue, fatty deposits or food shoved down the drain, maybe even pieces of a Rodney – the number one cause for a blocked drain is foreign objects.

It might not happen right away, but it will happen. Over time even a small build up can attract more and more materials, eventually blocking the flow of water completely.

A blocked drain needs immediate action.

Heavy rains or storms

A flash flood or storm causes a torrent of water rushing through the drainage system. Problems happen when the gutters haven’t been cleaned for a while, and all the leaf matter and soil build-up is flushed through the pipes at the same time. Stormwater pipes are not designed to handle large quantities of water, so they often block up after a big rain event. A blocked stormwater drain can lead to flooding and property damage, so it pays to get your gutters cleaned on a regular basis.

Broken pipes

A broken pipe will stop water flowing freely, and the build-up of water might cause the drain to collapse completely. Broken pipes commonly caused by poor installation, age and tree roots.

Tree roots can cause enormous damage to your pipes. Blockages in underground pipes need extensive investigation to identify where the problem is. Not surprisingly, blockages to underground pipes are costly, and depending on where the problem lies, can be very disruptive.

Incorrect pipe installation

Poorly installed plumbing and drainage pipes are a legacy of the boom in DIY. Badly installed pipes can become misaligned or can even collapse. Professional plumbers know what pipes need to go where, and understand how to lay a plumbing system correctly, so even if it looks easy on the TV, think twice before attempting it yourself. Incorrect installation can lead to damage in both yours and your neighbours’ properties.

Water flow

Drainage is all about gravity. Incorrect pipe installation with inadequate falls leads to the build-up of particles and debris which eventually results in blocked drains.

To ensure water flows correctly it is essential that that pipes are installed correctly.

If you have ongoing drainage problems or need to repair or lay drains, you need to call a plumber. Find plumbers listed in the Yellow Pages, and call up for a quote today

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Date: 22/06/2015 15:46:05
From: dv
ID: 739815
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


roughbarked said:

Dropbear said:

how “unfortunate”….

it’s a “mystery”..

He’s halfway down a pipe, Rodney pulled him in. Revenge complete.

And these are just the two we know of, how many more

People wonder why Tasmania’s rural population is in decline.

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Date: 22/06/2015 15:47:42
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739816
Subject: re: June Chatting

one for stumpy

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Date: 22/06/2015 15:51:38
From: roughbarked
ID: 739817
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Interesting link to an ad on news.com

Top 5 reasons why your drains are blocked

Is there gurgling coming from the bath? Bathroom sink draining slowly? A stinky smell coming from the kitchen sink? Chances are you’ve got a blocked drain.

The first step is to grab a plunger and see if that clears up the blockage. If that doesn’t work, the problem could be quite a bit bigger than a build-up of hair in the shower.

Here are the top five reasons why drains get blocked.

Foreign objects or debris

From hair clogging up the drain, to greasy soap residue, fatty deposits or food shoved down the drain, maybe even pieces of a Rodney – the number one cause for a blocked drain is foreign objects.

It might not happen right away, but it will happen. Over time even a small build up can attract more and more materials, eventually blocking the flow of water completely.

A blocked drain needs immediate action.

Heavy rains or storms

A flash flood or storm causes a torrent of water rushing through the drainage system. Problems happen when the gutters haven’t been cleaned for a while, and all the leaf matter and soil build-up is flushed through the pipes at the same time. Stormwater pipes are not designed to handle large quantities of water, so they often block up after a big rain event. A blocked stormwater drain can lead to flooding and property damage, so it pays to get your gutters cleaned on a regular basis.

Broken pipes

A broken pipe will stop water flowing freely, and the build-up of water might cause the drain to collapse completely. Broken pipes commonly caused by poor installation, age and tree roots.

Tree roots can cause enormous damage to your pipes. Blockages in underground pipes need extensive investigation to identify where the problem is. Not surprisingly, blockages to underground pipes are costly, and depending on where the problem lies, can be very disruptive.

Incorrect pipe installation

Poorly installed plumbing and drainage pipes are a legacy of the boom in DIY. Badly installed pipes can become misaligned or can even collapse. Professional plumbers know what pipes need to go where, and understand how to lay a plumbing system correctly, so even if it looks easy on the TV, think twice before attempting it yourself. Incorrect installation can lead to damage in both yours and your neighbours’ properties.

Water flow

Drainage is all about gravity. Incorrect pipe installation with inadequate falls leads to the build-up of particles and debris which eventually results in blocked drains.

To ensure water flows correctly it is essential that that pipes are installed correctly.

If you have ongoing drainage problems or need to repair or lay drains, you need to call a plumber. Find plumbers listed in the Yellow Pages, and call up for a quote today

The problem is that bubble like most renters, doesn’t think the drains are their responsibility for quality of life. Small things like try not to put stuff down there, matter a lot. Small stuff like making it the day’s entertainment to check and clean places where stuff blocks up. Anybody can do it. Don’t need a plumber and you don’t have to put up with shitty drains until the landlord does something about it. If at every inspection it is pointed out that these things don’t need doing that they have been done, then rental discounts may apply.

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Date: 22/06/2015 15:52:40
From: dv
ID: 739818
Subject: re: June Chatting

Supposed to be a big aurora australis tomorrow morning. If you’re into that.

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Date: 22/06/2015 15:54:36
From: roughbarked
ID: 739819
Subject: re: June Chatting

When I’m in the shower I use my foot to drag the hair away from the drain and after the shower I pick that up and drop it in the bin. It is usually more hair than a lot of men have on their head. It would take no time at all for hair to block a drain.

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Date: 22/06/2015 15:55:54
From: roughbarked
ID: 739820
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Supposed to be a big aurora australis tomorrow morning. If you’re into that.

I am but at what time? Last time I saw one I spotted it at about 2 or 3 AM when I got up for a pee. It came back the next evening after the sun went.

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Date: 22/06/2015 15:58:02
From: poikilotherm
ID: 739821
Subject: re: June Chatting

Looks like the excess is much less than a repair…although it still looks cheaper buying a secondhand tub online, I can’t be arsed replacing it…I don’t know how but I’m sure it couldn’t be but a few wires and bolts.

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Date: 22/06/2015 15:58:07
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739822
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


The problem is that bubble like most renters, doesn’t think the drains are their responsibility for quality of life. Small things like try not to put stuff down there, matter a lot. Small stuff like making it the day’s entertainment to check and clean places where stuff blocks up. Anybody can do it. Don’t need a plumber and you don’t have to put up with shitty drains until the landlord does something about it. If at every inspection it is pointed out that these things don’t need doing that they have been done, then rental discounts may apply.

Except, as I’ve often made clear, the pipes here are ancient ones that have long been breached by aggressive roots from the huge poplars and elms on this property. Not something I can “clean” myself as a “day’s entertainment”. They’ve needed replacing for a very long time, and in the meantime, have needed regular unblocking with the plumber’s chain thingy.

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Date: 22/06/2015 15:58:54
From: Dropbear
ID: 739823
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Supposed to be a big aurora australis tomorrow morning. If you’re into that.

Yeh I love ice breakers

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Date: 22/06/2015 15:59:16
From: dv
ID: 739824
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


dv said:

Supposed to be a big aurora australis tomorrow morning. If you’re into that.

Yeh I love ice breakers

uhhhh…

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Date: 22/06/2015 15:59:56
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739825
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Supposed to be a big aurora australis tomorrow morning. If you’re into that.

Ta, I’ll try to remember to have a peep.

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Date: 22/06/2015 16:00:33
From: Dropbear
ID: 739826
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Dropbear said:

dv said:

Supposed to be a big aurora australis tomorrow morning. If you’re into that.

Yeh I love ice breakers

uhhhh…

Yeh that’s the noise I make too

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Date: 22/06/2015 16:01:17
From: dv
ID: 739827
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


dv said:

Dropbear said:

Yeh I love ice breakers

uhhhh…

Yeh that’s the noise I make too

Not following … I don’t watch GoT.

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Date: 22/06/2015 16:02:53
From: Dropbear
ID: 739828
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Dropbear said:

dv said:

uhhhh…

Yeh that’s the noise I make too

Not following … I don’t watch GoT.

The AA is an Australian Antarctic research vessel (ice breaker)

Add that to another thing you didn’t know

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Date: 22/06/2015 16:04:49
From: poikilotherm
ID: 739829
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


dv said:

Dropbear said:

Yeh that’s the noise I make too

Not following … I don’t watch GoT.

The AA is an Australian Antarctic research vessel (ice breaker)

Add that to another thing you didn’t know

We’ll have too many new threads if this keeps up.

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Date: 22/06/2015 16:05:49
From: dv
ID: 739830
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Dropbear said:

dv said:

Not following … I don’t watch GoT.

The AA is an Australian Antarctic research vessel (ice breaker)

Add that to another thing you didn’t know

We’ll have too many new threads if this keeps up.

Well I can’t be expected to know every boat name.

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Date: 22/06/2015 16:06:52
From: dv
ID: 739831
Subject: re: June Chatting

I wonder when was the last time it snowed in Perth

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Date: 22/06/2015 16:06:57
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739832
Subject: re: June Chatting

Some of the trees not far from the house that are the source of many roots in the pipes:

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Date: 22/06/2015 16:07:00
From: Dropbear
ID: 739833
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 22/06/2015 16:07:31
From: poikilotherm
ID: 739834
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


!https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/proxy/cBdqJZ_G-H9GAhYz2Bn3eYYlmnDxAXyoq5iSMQNFOK88apslB6mfly3k05Rw7k6rkLjzzO3dLPnhEiwthpgIbFX_F_V6ZsRUuxKs9XcLr8PmaLJVCQ=w474-h310-nc

very subtle colouring on that ship.

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Date: 22/06/2015 16:07:51
From: Dropbear
ID: 739835
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


poikilotherm said:

Dropbear said:

The AA is an Australian Antarctic research vessel (ice breaker)

Add that to another thing you didn’t know

We’ll have too many new threads if this keeps up.

Well I can’t be expected to know every boat name.

But it’s “as seen on TV”

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Date: 22/06/2015 16:08:51
From: dv
ID: 739836
Subject: re: June Chatting

Now now there’s no need to be rootshaming Bubblecar, he pays his rent.

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Date: 22/06/2015 16:11:17
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739837
Subject: re: June Chatting

According to the plumber, there’s a major break in the pipe where it passes this poplar:

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Date: 22/06/2015 16:12:25
From: Dropbear
ID: 739838
Subject: re: June Chatting

Is that the town bike ?

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Date: 22/06/2015 16:13:39
From: poikilotherm
ID: 739839
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Is that the town bike ?

It’s too camp for that I think.

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Date: 22/06/2015 16:15:31
From: Dropbear
ID: 739840
Subject: re: June Chatting

Btw you’re in Australia now. Watch GoT

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Date: 22/06/2015 16:16:40
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739841
Subject: re: June Chatting

One afternoon Joe Hockey was riding in his limousine smoking a cigar when he saw two men along the roadside eating grass.
Disturbed, he ordered his driver to stop & then got out to investigate.
He asked one man, “Why are you eating grass?”
“We don’t have any money for food,” the poor man replied. “We have to eat grass.”
“Well then, you can join with me to my house & I’ll feed you,” big Joe said.
“But sir, I have a wife & two children with me. They are over there under that tree.”
“Bring them along,” the jovial Joe replied.
Turning to the other poor man he stated, “You come with us, also.”
The second man, in a pitiful voice, then said, “But sir, I also have a wife & SIX children with me!”
“Bring them all, as well,” Joe answered.
They all entered the car, which was no easy task even for a car as large as the limousine.
Once under way, one of the poor fellows turned to the treasurer & said, “Sir, you are too kind. Thank you for taking all of us with you.”
Joe replied, “Glad to do it. You’ll really love my place. The grass is almost a foot high”

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Date: 22/06/2015 16:21:11
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739842
Subject: re: June Chatting

This snap gives some idea of the size of the old elms:

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Date: 22/06/2015 16:26:01
From: Dropbear
ID: 739843
Subject: re: June Chatting

The RL player who collapsed on the weekend has died

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Date: 22/06/2015 16:26:43
From: dv
ID: 739844
Subject: re: June Chatting

Look I saw a couple of eps of GoT. It’s okay. Maybe if I had watched it from the beginning I’d be loving it but I’m not going to go back and do that so… (shrugs)

I’truth I am not much into TV these days.

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Date: 22/06/2015 16:27:51
From: dv
ID: 739845
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


According to the plumber, there’s a major break in the pipe where it passes this poplar:


Ah the plumber poplar passing pipe

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Date: 22/06/2015 16:29:33
From: dv
ID: 739846
Subject: re: June Chatting

That’s a great pity.

Got to wonder sometimes about whether contact sports are worth it.

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Date: 22/06/2015 16:31:41
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739847
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


That’s a great pity.

Got to wonder sometimes about whether contact sports are worth it.

Surely they can let CGI take over by now.

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Date: 22/06/2015 16:46:28
From: Rule 303
ID: 739856
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


dv said:

Supposed to be a big aurora australis tomorrow morning. If you’re into that.

Yeh I love ice breakers

Saw her when we were last in ‘obart. Fabulous.

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Date: 22/06/2015 17:12:35
From: buffy
ID: 739859
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hello Holidayers. Have you all been behaving while I have been Parent Checking and Future Planning? (Not necessarily related activities)

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Date: 22/06/2015 17:16:22
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739860
Subject: re: June Chatting

i’ve been away for most of the day….so i guess you could say i haven’t been available to cause trouble. but i’m here now.

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Date: 22/06/2015 17:27:50
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739862
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Hello Holidayers. Have you all been behaving while I have been Parent Checking and Future Planning? (Not necessarily related activities)

We’ve all been good. My pipes are temporarily clear again after a snaking.

Tonight: the hen, chick pea, silverbeet & couscous etc. recipe I got from my bro (even though I had hen rissoles for lunch).

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Date: 22/06/2015 17:32:14
From: buffy
ID: 739863
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tuna casserole with cashews here. Mum gave me the Weekly Times Cookbook which she got for subscribing. She isn’t cooking much now. There are some interesting things in it that I will have a go at.

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Date: 22/06/2015 17:35:10
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739865
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Tuna casserole with cashews here. Mum gave me the Weekly Times Cookbook which she got for subscribing. She isn’t cooking much now. There are some interesting things in it that I will have a go at.

How are the parents going? Still looking after themselves adequately?

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Date: 22/06/2015 18:21:31
From: transition
ID: 739872
Subject: re: June Chatting

bit windy still, few spots of rain
collected some stumps
finished insulating and lining wall opposite
kettle’s boiling, am about to have a coffee
apart from that….I’ve got no vaginal thrush today
that’s about it, over and out

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Date: 22/06/2015 18:38:34
From: AwesomeO
ID: 739877
Subject: re: June Chatting

Must be a cold front, been frigging freezing all day. Gonna be a cold cold night.

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Date: 22/06/2015 18:39:16
From: buffy
ID: 739878
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


buffy said:

Tuna casserole with cashews here. Mum gave me the Weekly Times Cookbook which she got for subscribing. She isn’t cooking much now. There are some interesting things in it that I will have a go at.

How are the parents going? Still looking after themselves adequately?

Umm, I now believe Mr buffy’s analysis that I should not expect Mum to get to Christmas. A couple of things point that way, including Mum’s gait changing, including us having to catch her while we were out walking as she flipped into a Parkinsonian gait. She’s been getting more and more shuffly, but we’ve not had that leaning forward and running to catch your feet up thing before. I had a near normal conversation with her mid week on the phone, but by yesterday she was looping again. And most uncharacteristically she forgot to make a pot of tea while I was dishing up lunch. This has never, ever happened before. It’s just something she does, everyone is sitting down to eat and she is fussing around making tea. She is happy enough, the house is still clean, clothes are clean. But she is deteriorating. We have filled the biscuit tins and the freezer with prepared food…..and walked away again. I have emailed my Melbourne brother and told him he needs to watch her closely. Which he won’t bother to do, I suspect.

Won’t see them again until September, I think. We are going on the Indian-Pacific in July and I am going to Hobart for a conference in August. Eats up the holidays and weekends, particularly as we stocktake tomorrow and then I have to get all the bookwork sorted in the first couple of weeks of July. So no trips to Melbourne planned.

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Date: 22/06/2015 18:39:43
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739879
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Must be a cold front, been frigging freezing all day. Gonna be a cold cold night.

Warmer than usual this end: min of 4 tonight compared with the -4 we’ve been enjoying.

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Date: 22/06/2015 18:42:11
From: AwesomeO
ID: 739881
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


AwesomeO said:

Must be a cold front, been frigging freezing all day. Gonna be a cold cold night.

Warmer than usual this end: min of 4 tonight compared with the -4 we’ve been enjoying.

I suspect I am getting your minus fours. Yesterday was not too bad during the day but ice in the bird bath overnight. Bird bath tomorrow is going to be thick ice.

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Date: 22/06/2015 18:45:37
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739885
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


Bubblecar said:

buffy said:

Tuna casserole with cashews here. Mum gave me the Weekly Times Cookbook which she got for subscribing. She isn’t cooking much now. There are some interesting things in it that I will have a go at.

How are the parents going? Still looking after themselves adequately?

Umm, I now believe Mr buffy’s analysis that I should not expect Mum to get to Christmas. A couple of things point that way, including Mum’s gait changing, including us having to catch her while we were out walking as she flipped into a Parkinsonian gait. She’s been getting more and more shuffly, but we’ve not had that leaning forward and running to catch your feet up thing before. I had a near normal conversation with her mid week on the phone, but by yesterday she was looping again. And most uncharacteristically she forgot to make a pot of tea while I was dishing up lunch. This has never, ever happened before. It’s just something she does, everyone is sitting down to eat and she is fussing around making tea. She is happy enough, the house is still clean, clothes are clean. But she is deteriorating. We have filled the biscuit tins and the freezer with prepared food…..and walked away again. I have emailed my Melbourne brother and told him he needs to watch her closely. Which he won’t bother to do, I suspect.

Won’t see them again until September, I think. We are going on the Indian-Pacific in July and I am going to Hobart for a conference in August. Eats up the holidays and weekends, particularly as we stocktake tomorrow and then I have to get all the bookwork sorted in the first couple of weeks of July. So no trips to Melbourne planned.

Fair enough. I hope she’s still basically coping towards the end. Being hospitalised helpless & ga-ga for a long stretch would be a tragic way to have to go.

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Date: 22/06/2015 18:45:46
From: PermeateFree
ID: 739886
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


buffy said:

Hello Holidayers. Have you all been behaving while I have been Parent Checking and Future Planning? (Not necessarily related activities)

We’ve all been good. My pipes are temporarily clear again after a snaking.

Tonight: the hen, chick pea, silverbeet & couscous etc. recipe I got from my bro (even though I had hen rissoles for lunch).

I recall you saying some time ago that you use a large number of toilet rolls, which you said at the time did not block your pipes because you were connected to town sewerage. Are you still sure that is the case?

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Date: 22/06/2015 18:47:44
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739887
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


I recall you saying some time ago that you use a large number of toilet rolls, which you said at the time did not block your pipes because you were connected to town sewerage. Are you still sure that is the case?

Yes, this place is connected to the town sewage system. But there are breakages in the pipes caused by invasive roots over a long time.

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Date: 22/06/2015 18:50:09
From: PermeateFree
ID: 739889
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


PermeateFree said:

I recall you saying some time ago that you use a large number of toilet rolls, which you said at the time did not block your pipes because you were connected to town sewerage. Are you still sure that is the case?

Yes, this place is connected to the town sewage system. But there are breakages in the pipes caused by invasive roots over a long time.

But might the t/rolls be adding to the problem. They seem to block faster than the roots would normally grow.

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Date: 22/06/2015 18:51:06
From: buffy
ID: 739892
Subject: re: June Chatting

OK, that tuna mix was fine and easy. Tinned tuna, cooked macaroni, chopped green capsicum, olives, cashew nuts, sour cream, oregano, freshly cracked pepper, mixy, mixy, slop into dish, top with grated sharp cheddar. Bake until top is browned and bubbly. I don’t like the smell of tinned tuna, but I liked the finished product.

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Date: 22/06/2015 18:51:26
From: poikilotherm
ID: 739893
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Bubblecar said:

PermeateFree said:

I recall you saying some time ago that you use a large number of toilet rolls, which you said at the time did not block your pipes because you were connected to town sewerage. Are you still sure that is the case?

Yes, this place is connected to the town sewage system. But there are breakages in the pipes caused by invasive roots over a long time.

But might the t/rolls be adding to the problem. They seem to block faster than the roots would normally grow.

yea bubblecar, just stand upside down in the shower instead, your plumbing issues will be solvered.

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Date: 22/06/2015 18:53:07
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739896
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


But might the t/rolls be adding to the problem. They seem to block faster than the roots would normally grow.

I don’t really use enormous amounts of toilet roll :)

Certainly less than two people would use and a cottage like this should be able to house a small family and accommodate their toilet roll usage. I’m not going to stop wiping my bottom just because the plumbing’s stuffed.

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Date: 22/06/2015 18:58:23
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739902
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

OK, that tuna mix was fine and easy. Tinned tuna, cooked macaroni, chopped green capsicum, olives, cashew nuts, sour cream, oregano, freshly cracked pepper, mixy, mixy, slop into dish, top with grated sharp cheddar. Bake until top is browned and bubbly. I don’t like the smell of tinned tuna, but I liked the finished product.

My hen, onion, garlic, silverbeet, broccoli, couscous & herb mess was delicious too (cooked in olive oil, butter & chicken stock with vinegar & soy sauce). Huge vat of it left over for tomorrow.

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Date: 22/06/2015 19:00:17
From: Speedy
ID: 739904
Subject: re: June Chatting

You may be interested in this, Mr Car.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-22/farmers-market-goes-online-after-crowd-funding-drive/6562392

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Date: 22/06/2015 19:02:11
From: Speedy
ID: 739906
Subject: re: June Chatting

We had leftover slow-cooked beef with sweet potato and parsnip. Now baking Anzac cookies and the smell is divine.

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Date: 22/06/2015 19:03:55
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739907
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


You may be interested in this, Mr Car.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-22/farmers-market-goes-online-after-crowd-funding-drive/6562392

Ta Speedy, sounds good. here’s their website: http://www.forktofork.org.au/

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Date: 22/06/2015 19:05:17
From: AwesomeO
ID: 739908
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spagetti again. Delicious and it must be rediculously cheap. Some spagetti strands, about 5 olives, 3 cherry tomatos, couple of mushrooms, half a spring onion, couple of anchovies, some cheese. Chili and garlic.

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Date: 22/06/2015 19:08:15
From: Speedy
ID: 739909
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Speedy said:

You may be interested in this, Mr Car.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-22/farmers-market-goes-online-after-crowd-funding-drive/6562392

Ta Speedy, sounds good. here’s their website: http://www.forktofork.org.au/

It’s an interesting idea. I should have known you were all over it. How much food can your basket hold?

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Date: 22/06/2015 19:08:26
From: poikilotherm
ID: 739910
Subject: re: June Chatting

Lasagne here, bloody excellent in this bunnings cold time of year.

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Date: 22/06/2015 19:10:30
From: Speedy
ID: 739912
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Spagetti again. Delicious and it must be rediculously cheap. Some spagetti strands, about 5 olives, 3 cherry tomatos, couple of mushrooms, half a spring onion, couple of anchovies, some cheese. Chili and garlic.

Almost vegetarian. I have a yummy anchovy pasta recipe that a fellow shopper told me all about in an aisle at Woolies.

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Date: 22/06/2015 19:12:17
From: Bubblecar
ID: 739914
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


It’s an interesting idea. I should have known you were all over it. How much food can your basket hold?

At the moment they’re only delivering within a 60km radius of Hobart (quite a bit further away up here) but hopefully if they meet with enough success they’ll expand.

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Date: 22/06/2015 19:15:20
From: buffy
ID: 739916
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


We had leftover slow-cooked beef with sweet potato and parsnip. Now baking Anzac cookies and the smell is divine.

I’ve just pulled a couple of chocolate fudge cakes out of the oven. They smell pretty good too. After Dr Who I’ll ice them. But before that I’ll cut a slice off one to have warm with cream for dessert tonight. Tomorrow we are stocktaking, the practice is closed. I think we will need chocolate cake.

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Date: 22/06/2015 19:17:02
From: Speedy
ID: 739917
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


I think we will need chocolate cake.

Chocolate cake can never be inappropriate.

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Date: 22/06/2015 19:19:08
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 739918
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


buffy said:

I think we will need chocolate cake.

Chocolate cake can never be inappropriate.

You can even brush your teeth with it.

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Date: 22/06/2015 19:25:12
From: Speedy
ID: 739919
Subject: re: June Chatting

bob(from black rock) said:


Speedy said:

buffy said:

I think we will need chocolate cake.

Chocolate cake can never be inappropriate.

You can even brush your teeth with it.

Awesome :)

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Date: 22/06/2015 19:48:18
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739920
Subject: re: June Chatting

saw a plane laying chemtrails over canberra today. must have a new formula because you could see it for a short while aft the plane then it DISAPPEARED!!!! sneaky bastards.

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Date: 22/06/2015 19:52:15
From: Speedy
ID: 739921
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


saw a plane laying chemtrails over canberra today. must have a new formula because you could see it for a short while aft the plane then it DISAPPEARED!!!! sneaky bastards.

There has been much work on invisibility. Give it time; you won’t even see it at the start :)

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Date: 22/06/2015 19:52:26
From: party_pants
ID: 739922
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


saw a plane laying chemtrails over canberra today. must have a new formula because you could see it for a short while aft the plane then it DISAPPEARED!!!! sneaky bastards.

Must’ve been a bad batch. The stuff goes off quickly if not mixed and stored right, or so I’m told. It’s no easy thing.

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Date: 22/06/2015 20:33:02
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 739925
Subject: re: June Chatting

evening folks from my new laptop :)

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Date: 22/06/2015 20:33:29
From: dv
ID: 739926
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bit of a weird question B) on the daug’s maths test.

The table below shows the sales of men’s shoes at a local market (shoe size versus frequency).
A) calculate the mean, median and mode.
B)Which measure of central tendency will be of most value to the store owner?

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Date: 22/06/2015 20:39:28
From: sibeen
ID: 739928
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Bit of a weird question B) on the daug’s maths test.

The table below shows the sales of men’s shoes at a local market (shoe size versus frequency).
A) calculate the mean, median and mode.
B)Which measure of central tendency will be of most value to the store owner?

What year level is that, deevs?

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Date: 22/06/2015 20:39:45
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739929
Subject: re: June Chatting

found something for you stumpy.

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Date: 22/06/2015 20:39:46
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739930
Subject: re: June Chatting

found something for you stumpy.

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Date: 22/06/2015 20:40:44
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 739931
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


found something for you stumpy.

!http://i1277.photobucket.com/albums/y485/ChrispenEvan/PLACES/DSCN0425_zpsfuckndiv.jpg

looks alright

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Date: 22/06/2015 20:41:15
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 739932
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


ChrispenEvan said:

found something for you stumpy.

!http://i1277.photobucket.com/albums/y485/ChrispenEvan/PLACES/DSCN0425_zpsfuckndiv.jpg

looks alright

wrong leg though

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Date: 22/06/2015 20:42:03
From: dv
ID: 739933
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


dv said:

Bit of a weird question B) on the daug’s maths test.

The table below shows the sales of men’s shoes at a local market (shoe size versus frequency).
A) calculate the mean, median and mode.
B)Which measure of central tendency will be of most value to the store owner?

What year level is that, deevs?

11.

My point is that the answer is subjective. A case could be made for median or mode. Probably mean is not much chop.

Perhaps they just want to see whether they understand the concepts well enough to defend their choice.

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Date: 22/06/2015 20:44:00
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739936
Subject: re: June Chatting

wrong leg? easy fix.

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Date: 22/06/2015 20:46:25
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 739938
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


wrong leg? easy fix.

may as well cut the other bastard off…

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Date: 22/06/2015 20:55:09
From: roughbarked
ID: 739939
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


According to the plumber, there’s a major break in the pipe where it passes this poplar:


Which really means the poplar has to go.

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Date: 22/06/2015 20:56:12
From: roughbarked
ID: 739940
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


One afternoon Joe Hockey was riding in his limousine smoking a cigar when he saw two men along the roadside eating grass.
Disturbed, he ordered his driver to stop & then got out to investigate.
He asked one man, “Why are you eating grass?”
“We don’t have any money for food,” the poor man replied. “We have to eat grass.”
“Well then, you can join with me to my house & I’ll feed you,” big Joe said.
“But sir, I have a wife & two children with me. They are over there under that tree.”
“Bring them along,” the jovial Joe replied.
Turning to the other poor man he stated, “You come with us, also.”
The second man, in a pitiful voice, then said, “But sir, I also have a wife & SIX children with me!”
“Bring them all, as well,” Joe answered.
They all entered the car, which was no easy task even for a car as large as the limousine.
Once under way, one of the poor fellows turned to the treasurer & said, “Sir, you are too kind. Thank you for taking all of us with you.”
Joe replied, “Glad to do it. You’ll really love my place. The grass is almost a foot high”

That’s a keeper.

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Date: 22/06/2015 21:00:19
From: roughbarked
ID: 739942
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:

My pipes are temporarily clear again after a snaking.

Ah. Is that how you describe it?

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Date: 22/06/2015 21:02:21
From: monkey skipper
ID: 739944
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hellooooooo

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Date: 22/06/2015 21:03:30
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 739945
Subject: re: June Chatting

gday MS

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Date: 22/06/2015 21:04:53
From: monkey skipper
ID: 739946
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


gday MS

Hey

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Date: 22/06/2015 21:08:10
From: roughbarked
ID: 739947
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

gday MS

Hey

Good eventide, monkey skipping person.

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Date: 22/06/2015 21:17:56
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 739949
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


sibeen said:

dv said:

Bit of a weird question B) on the daug’s maths test.

The table below shows the sales of men’s shoes at a local market (shoe size versus frequency).
A) calculate the mean, median and mode.
B)Which measure of central tendency will be of most value to the store owner?

What year level is that, deevs?

11.

My point is that the answer is subjective. A case could be made for median or mode. Probably mean is not much chop.

Perhaps they just want to see whether they understand the concepts well enough to defend their choice.

Agreed.

How long do they have to prepare a discussion paper on this topic?

(If they want a one word answer, I think I’d go for mode)

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Date: 22/06/2015 21:21:43
From: buffy
ID: 739950
Subject: re: June Chatting

Them’s big!

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-22/rare-basking-shark-caught-by-fishing-trawler-off-western-victor/6564842

And apparently 6m is only half of the 12m they can be.

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Date: 22/06/2015 21:30:08
From: monkey skipper
ID: 739952
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


monkey skipper said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

gday MS

Hey

Good eventide, monkey skipping person.


Hi

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Date: 22/06/2015 21:34:46
From: dv
ID: 739953
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


dv said:

sibeen said:

What year level is that, deevs?

11.

My point is that the answer is subjective. A case could be made for median or mode. Probably mean is not much chop.

Perhaps they just want to see whether they understand the concepts well enough to defend their choice.

Agreed.

How long do they have to prepare a discussion paper on this topic?

(If they want a one word answer, I think I’d go for mode)

This is one question of many in a 90 minute exam. I would say she should allocate 3 minutes to a one sentence response, giving and justifying the answer.

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Date: 22/06/2015 21:40:45
From: roughbarked
ID: 739954
Subject: re: June Chatting

OK deevs what time do I have to get up to see the aurora?

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Date: 22/06/2015 21:42:43
From: wookiemeister
ID: 739956
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


OK deevs what time do I have to get up to see the aurora?

you could see me here at any time , why look at that?

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Date: 22/06/2015 21:49:18
From: roughbarked
ID: 739958
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


roughbarked said:

OK deevs what time do I have to get up to see the aurora?

you could see me here at any time , why look at that?

I don’t have to travel 500 km. that’s why.

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Date: 22/06/2015 21:50:26
From: dv
ID: 739959
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


OK deevs what time do I have to get up to see the aurora?

I dunno. Where are you?

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Date: 22/06/2015 21:53:08
From: roughbarked
ID: 739960
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


roughbarked said:

OK deevs what time do I have to get up to see the aurora?

I dunno. Where are you?

near enough to here

34.17°S, 146.04°E

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Date: 22/06/2015 21:55:03
From: dv
ID: 739961
Subject: re: June Chatting

Assuming you are in Australian Eastern Standard Time, the peak will roll from about 1 am to 7 am. On current forecast it will probably only be visible from Tasmania but you might catch a whiff in southern Victoria.

Never know, though, might go further than expected.

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Date: 22/06/2015 21:58:59
From: roughbarked
ID: 739962
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Assuming you are in Australian Eastern Standard Time, the peak will roll from about 1 am to 7 am. On current forecast it will probably only be visible from Tasmania but you might catch a whiff in southern Victoria.

Never know, though, might go further than expected.

It has been here twice in my life.

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Date: 22/06/2015 22:05:08
From: sibeen
ID: 739963
Subject: re: June Chatting

It takes approximately 1 joule to raise one cubic metre of air 1 degrees.

I’d never noted that before.

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Date: 22/06/2015 22:07:00
From: roughbarked
ID: 739964
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


It takes approximately 1 joule to raise one cubic metre of air 1 degrees.

I’d never noted that before.

Therefore a cubic metre of air weighs?

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Date: 22/06/2015 22:12:43
From: sibeen
ID: 739965
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


sibeen said:

It takes approximately 1 joule to raise one cubic metre of air 1 degrees.

I’d never noted that before.

Therefore a cubic metre of air weighs?

Somewhere between 1.1 and 1.2 kg.

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Date: 22/06/2015 22:19:07
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739966
Subject: re: June Chatting

one wouldn’t think air was that heavy. but it’s on the internet so it must be true.

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Date: 22/06/2015 22:33:31
From: dv
ID: 739967
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


one wouldn’t think air was that heavy. but it’s on the internet so it must be true.

Thats exactly as heavy as I thought it was.

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Date: 22/06/2015 22:34:40
From: roughbarked
ID: 739968
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


roughbarked said:

sibeen said:

It takes approximately 1 joule to raise one cubic metre of air 1 degrees.

I’d never noted that before.

Therefore a cubic metre of air weighs?

Somewhere between 1.1 and 1.2 kg.


that’s a little heavier than I expected.

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Date: 22/06/2015 22:35:15
From: dv
ID: 739969
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


It takes approximately 1 joule to raise one cubic metre of air 1 degrees.

I’d never noted that before.

At constant volume or constant pressure?

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Date: 22/06/2015 22:38:28
From: Rule 303
ID: 739970
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


one wouldn’t think air was that heavy. but it’s on the internet so it must be true.

They say if you weigh the column of air the Eiffel Tower occupies, it’s heavier than the tower.

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Date: 22/06/2015 22:38:43
From: transition
ID: 739971
Subject: re: June Chatting

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Density_of_air
….At sea level and at 15 °C, air has a density of approximately 1.225 kg/m3
.
.
.
.

denser than I thought, still not as dense as me

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Date: 22/06/2015 22:43:03
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739973
Subject: re: June Chatting

They say if you weigh the column of air the Eiffel Tower occupies, it’s heavier than the tower.

unbelievable.

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Date: 22/06/2015 22:43:03
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739974
Subject: re: June Chatting

They say if you weigh the column of air the Eiffel Tower occupies, it’s heavier than the tower.

unbelievable.

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Date: 22/06/2015 22:43:53
From: dv
ID: 739975
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


sibeen said:

It takes approximately 1 joule to raise one cubic metre of air 1 degrees.

I’d never noted that before.

At constant volume or constant pressure?

S’okay, I looked it up. Constant pressure.

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Date: 22/06/2015 22:51:24
From: Rule 303
ID: 739976
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


They say if you weigh the column of air the Eiffel Tower occupies, it’s heavier than the tower.

unbelievable.

For your edification, I present a Ref.

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Date: 22/06/2015 22:52:56
From: roughbarked
ID: 739977
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


They say if you weigh the column of air the Eiffel Tower occupies, it’s heavier than the tower.

unbelievable.

Well by that, air is heavier than water by that standard.

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Date: 22/06/2015 22:59:04
From: furious
ID: 739978
Subject: re: June Chatting

Yeah, but, cylinder…

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Date: 22/06/2015 22:59:37
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739979
Subject: re: June Chatting

don’t worry rule, i already checked that site. i was imagining, at first, the volume of the puddled iron to volume of air. but i see that wasn’t what was meant.

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Date: 22/06/2015 23:01:53
From: roughbarked
ID: 739981
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


don’t worry rule, i already checked that site. i was imagining, at first, the volume of the puddled iron to volume of air. but i see that wasn’t what was meant.

Yeah but you did say the column that the tower occupied.

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Date: 22/06/2015 23:02:59
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739982
Subject: re: June Chatting

no i didn’t.

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Date: 22/06/2015 23:03:10
From: jjjust moi
ID: 739983
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


ChrispenEvan said:

They say if you weigh the column of air the Eiffel Tower occupies, it’s heavier than the tower.

unbelievable.

Well by that, air is heavier than water by that standard.


No, a cubic meter of water weighs in the order of 1,000kg.

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Date: 22/06/2015 23:05:44
From: roughbarked
ID: 739985
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


no i didn’t.

You copy pasted it then.

•ChrispenEvan said:

They say if you weigh the column of air the Eiffel Tower occupies, it’s heavier than the tower. unbelievable.
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Date: 22/06/2015 23:06:33
From: roughbarked
ID: 739986
Subject: re: June Chatting

jjjust moi said:


roughbarked said:

ChrispenEvan said:

They say if you weigh the column of air the Eiffel Tower occupies, it’s heavier than the tower.

unbelievable.

Well by that, air is heavier than water by that standard.


No, a cubic meter of water weighs in the order of 1,000kg.


Was waiting for someone clever.

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Date: 22/06/2015 23:08:24
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739988
Subject: re: June Chatting

quoting isn’t the same as saying.

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Date: 22/06/2015 23:09:58
From: roughbarked
ID: 739989
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


quoting isn’t the same as saying.

we know. It is a fine point though because you do use the quote for your own purposes.

what makes things tick.

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Date: 22/06/2015 23:11:29
From: furious
ID: 739990
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:

quoting isn’t the same as saying.

Good point…

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Date: 22/06/2015 23:13:55
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739991
Subject: re: June Chatting

there is no “fine point”. i was answering something rule posted. quoting is quite common on internet forums.

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Date: 22/06/2015 23:14:50
From: roughbarked
ID: 739992
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


there is no “fine point”. i was answering something rule posted. quoting is quite common on internet forums.

That’s fairynuff too.

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Date: 22/06/2015 23:16:09
From: furious
ID: 739993
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:

there is no “fine point”.

Well, that was a quick turnaround…

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Date: 22/06/2015 23:16:19
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 739994
Subject: re: June Chatting

why do you bother roughie? you’re never going to win against me.

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Date: 22/06/2015 23:17:13
From: roughbarked
ID: 739995
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:


roughbarked said:

there is no “fine point”.

Well, that was a quick turnaround…

Wasn’t going to mention it but there you go.

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Date: 22/06/2015 23:17:55
From: roughbarked
ID: 739996
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


why do you bother roughie? you’re never going to win against me.

It is not a fight.

I’m not fighting. Dunno what you think you are up to.
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Date: 22/06/2015 23:18:51
From: roughbarked
ID: 739997
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


why do you bother roughie? you’re never going to win against me.

it is all about the heart of the matter?

;)mouse over
glowing heart

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Date: 22/06/2015 23:26:31
From: sibeen
ID: 739998
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


sibeen said:

It takes approximately 1 joule to raise one cubic metre of air 1 degrees.

I’d never noted that before.

At constant volume or constant pressure?

Neither :) It was just something I noted when doing a temp rise calculation for a computer room.

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Date: 22/06/2015 23:27:38
From: roughbarked
ID: 739999
Subject: re: June Chatting

Anyway

Japan confirms plan to resume whale hunt

they are back at it.

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Date: 22/06/2015 23:29:08
From: roughbarked
ID: 740000
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


dv said:

sibeen said:

It takes approximately 1 joule to raise one cubic metre of air 1 degrees.

I’d never noted that before.

At constant volume or constant pressure?

Neither :) It was just something I noted when doing a temp rise calculation for a computer room.

and it was interestin enough for me to ask that if it related to and then how much so, the heaviosity of air itself.

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Date: 22/06/2015 23:29:50
From: roughbarked
ID: 740001
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


sibeen said:

dv said:

At constant volume or constant pressure?

Neither :) It was just something I noted when doing a temp rise calculation for a computer room.

and it was interestin enough for me to ask that if it related to and then how much so, the heaviosity of air itself.

It was a simple question that was answered soon enough.

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Date: 22/06/2015 23:37:44
From: Rule 303
ID: 740002
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Anyway

Japan confirms plan to resume whale hunt

they are back at it.

They know how to put the C in ‘Hunts’.

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Date: 22/06/2015 23:42:15
From: roughbarked
ID: 740003
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


roughbarked said:

Anyway

Japan confirms plan to resume whale hunt

they are back at it.

They know how to put the C in ‘Hunts’.

You have it in quotation marks! ;)

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Date: 22/06/2015 23:45:07
From: roughbarked
ID: 740004
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Rule 303 said:

roughbarked said:

Anyway

Japan confirms plan to resume whale hunt

they are back at it.

They know how to put the C in ‘Hunts’.

You have it in quotation marks! ;)

Did I ever tell you that the best lubricant for clocks and watches was indeed whale oil?

Europa 00

Who dominates the world with the best watch lubricants?

scientific indeed.
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Date: 23/06/2015 00:03:21
From: roughbarked
ID: 740005
Subject: re: June Chatting

Should I say

that killing a forum

it is worth a yay?
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Date: 23/06/2015 00:19:37
From: roughbarked
ID: 740006
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Should I say

that killing a forum

it is worth a yay?

“It’s entirely possible, but just as it’s possible that I spoke to a whole bunch of other journalists about it.”

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Date: 23/06/2015 00:37:06
From: transition
ID: 740007
Subject: re: June Chatting

burning the candle there master roughbarked

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Date: 23/06/2015 01:12:00
From: roughbarked
ID: 740008
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


burning the candle there master roughbarked

Have always done.

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Date: 23/06/2015 04:10:52
From: Divine Angel
ID: 740009
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning.

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Date: 23/06/2015 04:52:40
From: monkey skipper
ID: 740010
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning

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Date: 23/06/2015 06:43:55
From: Spider Lily
ID: 740011
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning

Rained most of the night :(

A very cool 19 degrees out on the back deck this morning and the mountains are just visible.

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Date: 23/06/2015 06:44:45
From: dv
ID: 740012
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


dv said:

sibeen said:

It takes approximately 1 joule to raise one cubic metre of air 1 degrees.

I’d never noted that before.

At constant volume or constant pressure?

Neither :) It was just something I noted when doing a temp rise calculation for a computer room.

Can’t be ‘neither’. The amount of energy is very different if you assume constant volume rather than constant pressure.

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Date: 23/06/2015 06:58:39
From: buffy
ID: 740013
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Assuming you are in Australian Eastern Standard Time, the peak will roll from about 1 am to 7 am. On current forecast it will probably only be visible from Tasmania but you might catch a whiff in southern Victoria.

Never know, though, might go further than expected.

Raining here over that time period.

And good morning Holidayers. Eight degrees. Precipitation. Dark.

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Date: 23/06/2015 07:12:23
From: dv
ID: 740014
Subject: re: June Chatting

Nice three degree morning here

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Date: 23/06/2015 07:42:20
From: Divine Angel
ID: 740015
Subject: re: June Chatting

12 at the moment, heading for 21.

At least I was productive this morning from 3-4.30am. I had trouble going back to sleep after Little Miss woke up for a bottle, so I was brainstorming marketing/networking ideas. Go me.

Meanwhile, I met with my boss yesterday about my return to work in 2 weeks. I’m going to be caretaking another store while their store manager is on maternity leave. There was a spate of baby-making by women at work last year lol (I wasn’t the first one!)

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Date: 23/06/2015 07:59:08
From: kii
ID: 740016
Subject: re: June Chatting

Forty fucking six° here.

The firepits of hell have been blasting away since the sun peeped over the mountains. I actually ventured out in this atrocious heat, gee the bus was on a lovely Arctic Freeze setting. So sensible.

Watching an argument on faceborked about the confederate flag via a local friend and others. Nazi Germany has been mentioned.

Think I might go nap in front of the air con :D

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Date: 23/06/2015 07:59:29
From: dv
ID: 740017
Subject: re: June Chatting

People For the American Way (PFAW) is aprogressive advocacy group in the United States. Organized as a 501©(4) non-profit organization, PFAW was founded in 1981 by television producer Norman Lear. Lear founded the organization in order to challenge the agenda of the Moral Majority, a prominent American political organization associated with the Christian right.
—-
LeadershipEdit

Michael Keegan is the organization’s president. Members of the group’s board of directors include John Hall Buchanan, Jr.,Alec Baldwin, Seth MacFarlane, Mary Frances Berry, Julian Bond, Bertis Downs IV, James Hormel, Dolores Huerta, Jane Lynch, Josh Sapan, Dennis Van Roekel, Howie Klein andReg Weaver.

FundingEdit

Major donors to PFW include George Soros’Open Society Institute, the Miriam G. and Ira D. Wallach Foundation, the Bauman Foundation, and the Evelyn and Walter Haas, Jr. Fund.

—https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/People_for_the_American_Way

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Date: 23/06/2015 08:02:16
From: Divine Angel
ID: 740018
Subject: re: June Chatting

There’s been a lot in the US media about the Confederate flag lately.

Anyhoo, I have an appointment shortly that I should get ready for.

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Date: 23/06/2015 08:08:47
From: dv
ID: 740019
Subject: re: June Chatting

Wonder why

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Date: 23/06/2015 08:17:03
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740021
Subject: re: June Chatting

Breakfast: Philadelphia cream cheese mashed with chopped red onion, lemon juice, salt & pepper, spread on multigrain toast and topped with a slice of ham.

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Date: 23/06/2015 08:18:39
From: Dropbear
ID: 740022
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


There’s been a lot in the US media about the Confederate flag lately.

Anyhoo, I have an appointment shortly that I should get ready for.

Those damn duke boys

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Date: 23/06/2015 08:19:16
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740023
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


dv said:

Assuming you are in Australian Eastern Standard Time, the peak will roll from about 1 am to 7 am. On current forecast it will probably only be visible from Tasmania but you might catch a whiff in southern Victoria.

Never know, though, might go further than expected.

Raining here over that time period.

And good morning Holidayers. Eight degrees. Precipitation. Dark.

Completely overcast here, rain expected.

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Date: 23/06/2015 08:29:52
From: dv
ID: 740025
Subject: re: June Chatting

I assumed Jeb in Jeb Bush was short for Jebidiah or some such.

But it is a nickname formed of his initials. John Ellis Bush.

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Date: 23/06/2015 08:31:58
From: roughbarked
ID: 740026
Subject: re: June Chatting

An american joker says…

I became confused when I hear the word
SERVICE “ being used with these agencies:

1, Internal Revenue “SERVICE”.
2, U.S. Postal “SERVICE”.
3, Telephone “SERVICE”.
4, Cable T.V. “SERVICE”.
5, Civil “SERVICE”.
6, State, City, County & Public “SERVICE”.
7, Customer “ SERVICE”.

This is not what I thought “SERVICE” meant.

But today I overheard two farmers talking, and one of them said he had hired a bull to “SERVICE” a few cows.

Then It all came into focus.

NOW I understand what all those agencies are doing!

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Date: 23/06/2015 08:32:57
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740028
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


I assumed Jeb in Jeb Bush was short for Jebidiah or some such.

But it is a nickname formed of his initials. John Ellis Bush.

Ta.

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Date: 23/06/2015 08:34:24
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740031
Subject: re: June Chatting

Interesting collection of emergency vehicles, Stockport air disaster 1967

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Date: 23/06/2015 08:55:59
From: roughbarked
ID: 740032
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


buffy said:

dv said:

Assuming you are in Australian Eastern Standard Time, the peak will roll from about 1 am to 7 am. On current forecast it will probably only be visible from Tasmania but you might catch a whiff in southern Victoria.

Never know, though, might go further than expected.

Raining here over that time period.

And good morning Holidayers. Eight degrees. Precipitation. Dark.

Completely overcast here, rain expected.

Heading Tasmania way but maybe mostly missing? http://www.essentialenergy.com.au/content/stormtracker

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Date: 23/06/2015 09:11:38
From: poikilotherm
ID: 740033
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning. Great swim this morning, frozen car but it felt a little warm, was only 0. My skilful driving will result in a 5 day fixit job, apparently costing around $3k ‘at least’.

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Date: 23/06/2015 09:13:55
From: btm
ID: 740034
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Morning. Great swim this morning, frozen car but it felt a little warm, was only 0. My skilful driving will result in a 5 day fixit job, apparently costing around $3k ‘at least’.

And how much for the damage to your car?

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Date: 23/06/2015 09:14:26
From: Rule 303
ID: 740035
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Morning. Great swim this morning, frozen car but it felt a little warm, was only 0. My skilful driving will result in a 5 day fixit job, apparently costing around $3k ‘at least’.

Ugh… * Tries to decipher *

You drove your car into a pool?

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Date: 23/06/2015 09:14:56
From: kii
ID: 740036
Subject: re: June Chatting

What can we have for dinner that doesn’t involve heating anything? We’ve run out of ice cream. I can have salad, but mr kii can’t. Maybe he can have a PBJ sandwich?

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Date: 23/06/2015 09:15:04
From: poikilotherm
ID: 740037
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


poikilotherm said:

Morning. Great swim this morning, frozen car but it felt a little warm, was only 0. My skilful driving will result in a 5 day fixit job, apparently costing around $3k ‘at least’.

Ugh… * Tries to decipher *

You drove your car into a pool?

Nah, reversed into a tree on Sunday after a mountain bike training ride.

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Date: 23/06/2015 09:15:37
From: poikilotherm
ID: 740038
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


What can we have for dinner that doesn’t involve heating anything? We’ve run out of ice cream. I can have salad, but mr kii can’t. Maybe he can have a PBJ sandwich?

Yep, I love PBJ sandwiches – protein, check, carbs, check, fat, check :).

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Date: 23/06/2015 09:16:17
From: Rule 303
ID: 740039
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:

Nah, reversed into a tree on Sunday after a mountain bike training ride.

Ahhhh, bugger.

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Date: 23/06/2015 09:16:31
From: kii
ID: 740040
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Rule 303 said:

poikilotherm said:

Morning. Great swim this morning, frozen car but it felt a little warm, was only 0. My skilful driving will result in a 5 day fixit job, apparently costing around $3k ‘at least’.

Ugh… * Tries to decipher *

You drove your car into a pool?

Nah, reversed into a tree on Sunday after a mountain bike training ride.

Tried to warn you that this sport shite is dangerous.

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Date: 23/06/2015 09:18:00
From: poikilotherm
ID: 740041
Subject: re: June Chatting

It was a terrible training ride too.

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Date: 23/06/2015 09:21:15
From: kii
ID: 740042
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 23/06/2015 09:24:52
From: kii
ID: 740043
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


kii said:

What can we have for dinner that doesn’t involve heating anything? We’ve run out of ice cream. I can have salad, but mr kii can’t. Maybe he can have a PBJ sandwich?

Yep, I love PBJ sandwiches – protein, check, carbs, check, fat, check :).

Needs green leafy vegetables!

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Date: 23/06/2015 09:28:08
From: roughbarked
ID: 740044
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Rule 303 said:

poikilotherm said:

Morning. Great swim this morning, frozen car but it felt a little warm, was only 0. My skilful driving will result in a 5 day fixit job, apparently costing around $3k ‘at least’.

Ugh… * Tries to decipher *

You drove your car into a pool?

Nah, reversed into a tree on Sunday after a mountain bike training ride.

Many people take the tubs off to make cab chassis for tray backs to be fitted. Check the car sales people or ask around the locals. For example one car sales yard I drive past has so many brand new ute tubs stacked up that they have less room for used cars. I suppose they send them back to the factories. Not sure.

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Date: 23/06/2015 09:33:16
From: poikilotherm
ID: 740045
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


poikilotherm said:

Rule 303 said:

Ugh… * Tries to decipher *

You drove your car into a pool?

Nah, reversed into a tree on Sunday after a mountain bike training ride.

Many people take the tubs off to make cab chassis for tray backs to be fitted. Check the car sales people or ask around the locals. For example one car sales yard I drive past has so many brand new ute tubs stacked up that they have less room for used cars. I suppose they send them back to the factories. Not sure.


Then I’ve got to fart arse round removing and fitting myself, I just don’t have the time. Insurance is covering it so I’m not overly fussed TBH. It’s why I pay for insurance.

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Date: 23/06/2015 09:40:16
From: Arts
ID: 740046
Subject: re: June Chatting

morning all… a chilly 3 degrees here this morning… but it’s looking like a cracker of a day… no rain not much wind, just cool clear and crisp with a top of 16… might just put an extra layer on

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Date: 23/06/2015 09:48:24
From: Speedy
ID: 740047
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


roughbarked said:

poikilotherm said:

Nah, reversed into a tree on Sunday after a mountain bike training ride.

Many people take the tubs off to make cab chassis for tray backs to be fitted. Check the car sales people or ask around the locals. For example one car sales yard I drive past has so many brand new ute tubs stacked up that they have less room for used cars. I suppose they send them back to the factories. Not sure.


Then I’ve got to fart arse round removing and fitting myself, I just don’t have the time. Insurance is covering it so I’m not overly fussed TBH. It’s why I pay for insurance.

Could still be worth looking into. By the time you pay your excess and lose your No Claim Discount (if you have one), it may just be worth your while.

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Date: 23/06/2015 09:54:59
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 740048
Subject: re: June Chatting

have bacon sanger arts. that’ll put a(nother) layer on.

;-)

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Date: 23/06/2015 09:58:00
From: Arts
ID: 740049
Subject: re: June Chatting

“In countries such as China and Vietnam, rhino horn is used as a lifestyle drug and it is commonly believed to posses benefits that can cure health problems, ranging from hangovers to cancer.

It is this cultural belief that means rhino horns will fetch up to $US65,000 ($A83,500) per kilo on the black market.”

so now thy want to 3d print some rhino horn and put that into the black market.. allowing people to have their beliefs and others to make money and poachers to go away… only problem is – adding to the system does not educate the believers.. if we can show that these products don’t do what they think (at best, if they work, any of the animal parts – incl rhinos, tigers, elephants etc – can be synthesised) then demand will go down. This solution is merely replacing and reinforcing the market. It could create a situation where people will pay even more for ‘genuine’ products.

although, it’s a nice short term solution for the rhinos.

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Date: 23/06/2015 09:59:21
From: Rule 303
ID: 740050
Subject: re: June Chatting

Oh dear. One of Mrs. Rule’s best friends at work (and a major source of new work for the business) has popped his clogs suddenly over the weekend. Sadness and financial ruin ensues…

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Date: 23/06/2015 10:01:13
From: Arts
ID: 740052
Subject: re: June Chatting

lol…. just coffee for me.. then all the fun of grocery shopping. I do give myself a little treat though and have a cooked breakfast at the cafe before shopping – with half an hour of pure peace. It serves the purpose of reward for a thankless task and allows me to fill my stomach so I don’t buy items I don’t really need (and it works too)
I’m a planner now.. I plan menus and stuff.. it makes the week a lot easier.

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Date: 23/06/2015 10:01:39
From: Cymek
ID: 740053
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning

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Date: 23/06/2015 10:03:17
From: Arts
ID: 740055
Subject: re: June Chatting

sorry to hear that Rule… but I had ever heard the expression ‘popped their clogs’ I had to look it up

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Date: 23/06/2015 10:08:50
From: Rule 303
ID: 740056
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


sorry to hear that Rule… but I had ever heard the expression ‘popped their clogs’ I had to look it up

Ahhh, well… It’s an ill wind and such…

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Date: 23/06/2015 10:15:27
From: sibeen
ID: 740059
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


sibeen said:

dv said:

At constant volume or constant pressure?

Neither :) It was just something I noted when doing a temp rise calculation for a computer room.

Can’t be ‘neither’. The amount of energy is very different if you assume constant volume rather than constant pressure.

It was a BOTE calculation showing the temp rise in a room if the aircon fails. Although I’m well aware of PV=nRT I completely ignored it. I was just writing something up for a client to show that the room will become inoperable in less than a minute if their aircon bites the dust.

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Date: 23/06/2015 10:21:54
From: kii
ID: 740060
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


Arts said:

sorry to hear that Rule… but I had ever heard the expression ‘popped their clogs’ I had to look it up

Ahhh, well… It’s an ill wind and such…

Sad for all involved :/ so sorry.

Arts is becoming like DV…that’s a worry.

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Date: 23/06/2015 10:31:19
From: Arts
ID: 740062
Subject: re: June Chatting

I just had on of those horrible parenting moments.. sitting here quite happily reading the news and there’s that scream. ot the scream of his sister annoying him, not the scream he likes to do occasionally to check to see if his voice still works, but that piercing something is definitely wrong scream… then another (as I race down the hallway) then another (as he takes a breath)

all is ok (he might lose a big toe nail eventually) but fuck that moment when you aren’t quite in the room yet and a thousand thoughts of broken bones, torn skin and future scars race through your head.

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Date: 23/06/2015 10:39:43
From: kii
ID: 740063
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ack :/

I think my worst parental moment was opening the bathroom door after my shower and son#1 was calmly standing there with blood running down his arm and dripping on the floor. He had it held high and was applying pressure, but aaaaargh!!! All he said was – we need to go to the ER, mum.

His craft knife had slipped and he had a very deep large cut on his hand.

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Date: 23/06/2015 10:44:44
From: Rule 303
ID: 740064
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:

all is ok (he might lose a big toe nail eventually) but fuck that moment when you aren’t quite in the room yet and a thousand thoughts of broken bones, torn skin and future scars race through your head.

But he’s a boy. Chicks dig scars…

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Date: 23/06/2015 10:48:25
From: Rule 303
ID: 740065
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ooooh, just bought myself a very nice old leather brief case / laptop bag dirt cheap because it needs a couple of minor repairs.

Guess who’s mum was a leatherwork teacher for a while… and guess who still has all the tools?

:-))

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Date: 23/06/2015 10:56:10
From: Arts
ID: 740067
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Ack :/

I think my worst parental moment was opening the bathroom door after my shower and son#1 was calmly standing there with blood running down his arm and dripping on the floor. He had it held high and was applying pressure, but aaaaargh!!! All he said was – we need to go to the ER, mum.

His craft knife had slipped and he had a very deep large cut on his hand.

ouch I did that once on the back of my hand and could see the tendon of my little finger moving..

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Date: 23/06/2015 11:00:44
From: Rule 303
ID: 740069
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:

His craft knife had slipped and he had a very deep large cut on his hand.

Nasty.

Mine was watching Kid1 punch his pushbike into a Kangaroo (and them himself into the road) at 50 km/hr.

The scars are disappointingly small and fading quickly…

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Date: 23/06/2015 11:01:46
From: Arts
ID: 740070
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


kii said:
His craft knife had slipped and he had a very deep large cut on his hand.

Nasty.

Mine was watching Kid1 punch his pushbike into a Kangaroo (and them himself into the road) at 50 km/hr.

The scars are disappointingly small and fading quickly…

get tattoos of bigger scars over them

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Date: 23/06/2015 11:03:06
From: kii
ID: 740071
Subject: re: June Chatting

Oh, good grief! That’s faintworthy, Arts!

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Date: 23/06/2015 11:05:50
From: Arts
ID: 740072
Subject: re: June Chatting

ha

some guy loved miley cyrus so much that he got a whole bunch of cyrus related tattoos, including a few portraits. She apparently, mentioned that she thought they were ugly ad now he regrets having them…. go figure – think before you ink people

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Date: 23/06/2015 11:06:06
From: kii
ID: 740073
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


kii said:
His craft knife had slipped and he had a very deep large cut on his hand.

Nasty.

Mine was watching Kid1 punch his pushbike into a Kangaroo (and them himself into the road) at 50 km/hr.

The scars are disappointingly small and fading quickly…

That’s a novel accident :/ nasty, but novel.

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Date: 23/06/2015 11:11:19
From: Cymek
ID: 740074
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


ha

some guy loved miley cyrus so much that he got a whole bunch of cyrus related tattoos, including a few portraits. She apparently, mentioned that she thought they were ugly ad now he regrets having them…. go figure – think before you ink people

Why the hell choose her as well

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Date: 23/06/2015 11:21:34
From: Arts
ID: 740075
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Arts said:

ha

some guy loved miley cyrus so much that he got a whole bunch of cyrus related tattoos, including a few portraits. She apparently, mentioned that she thought they were ugly ad now he regrets having them…. go figure – think before you ink people

Why the hell choose her as well

my problem is the portrait tattoos. Like names, unless it’s your parents or your child…. if you must. Incidentally, this guy had tattoos of miley’s signature as well, and large gang style letters of her name across his chest .. which he is keeping.

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Date: 23/06/2015 11:23:31
From: kii
ID: 740076
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Cymek said:

Arts said:

ha

some guy loved miley cyrus so much that he got a whole bunch of cyrus related tattoos, including a few portraits. She apparently, mentioned that she thought they were ugly ad now he regrets having them…. go figure – think before you ink people

Why the hell choose her as well

my problem is the portrait tattoos. Like names, unless it’s your parents or your child…. if you must. Incidentally, this guy had tattoos of miley’s signature as well, and large gang style letters of her name across his chest .. which he is keeping.

If you want to see some (heaps of) seriously bad tattoos come to Las Cruces. There’s also many great ones, but for some reason the bad ones out number them :/

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Date: 23/06/2015 11:26:17
From: Cymek
ID: 740077
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Arts said:

Cymek said:

Why the hell choose her as well

my problem is the portrait tattoos. Like names, unless it’s your parents or your child…. if you must. Incidentally, this guy had tattoos of miley’s signature as well, and large gang style letters of her name across his chest .. which he is keeping.

If you want to see some (heaps of) seriously bad tattoos come to Las Cruces. There’s also many great ones, but for some reason the bad ones out number them :/

I do wonder if people tell everyone they love their badly drawn tattoos as otherwise you might be seen as an idiot for getting them or they suffer from some body dismorphia were they think they are great but everyone else realises how badly done they are.

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Date: 23/06/2015 11:33:26
From: Arts
ID: 740081
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Arts said:

Cymek said:

Why the hell choose her as well

my problem is the portrait tattoos. Like names, unless it’s your parents or your child…. if you must. Incidentally, this guy had tattoos of miley’s signature as well, and large gang style letters of her name across his chest .. which he is keeping.

If you want to see some (heaps of) seriously bad tattoos come to Las Cruces. There’s also many great ones, but for some reason the bad ones out number them :/

scratchers

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Date: 23/06/2015 12:24:12
From: poikilotherm
ID: 740087
Subject: re: June Chatting

Pussy glider

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Date: 23/06/2015 12:37:41
From: poikilotherm
ID: 740089
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


I just had on of those horrible parenting moments.. sitting here quite happily reading the news and there’s that scream. ot the scream of his sister annoying him, not the scream he likes to do occasionally to check to see if his voice still works, but that piercing something is definitely wrong scream… then another (as I race down the hallway) then another (as he takes a breath)

all is ok (he might lose a big toe nail eventually) but fuck that moment when you aren’t quite in the room yet and a thousand thoughts of broken bones, torn skin and future scars race through your head.

Chicks dig scars, he’ll be right.

Missing teeth, not so much.

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Date: 23/06/2015 12:42:24
From: poikilotherm
ID: 740090
Subject: re: June Chatting

didn’t get anyone with that…must be lunch time.

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Date: 23/06/2015 13:00:34
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740091
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Pussy glider

Ha.

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Date: 23/06/2015 13:05:58
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740092
Subject: re: June Chatting

“Is it OK to eat dogs?” has notched up 1322 comments so far. Don’t think I’ll get involved:

http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/jun/22/eat-cats-dogs-meat-china

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Date: 23/06/2015 13:11:55
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 740093
Subject: re: June Chatting

“Is it OK to eat dogs?”

yep, as long as they are hot.

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Date: 23/06/2015 13:18:34
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740094
Subject: re: June Chatting

It’s all meat, but personally I prefer eating animals who haven’t been raised on pet food.

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Date: 23/06/2015 13:21:01
From: Dropbear
ID: 740095
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


“Is it OK to eat dogs?” has notched up 1322 comments so far. Don’t think I’ll get involved:

http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/jun/22/eat-cats-dogs-meat-china

Stay away from the liver

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Date: 23/06/2015 13:22:03
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 740096
Subject: re: June Chatting

but they’re soooo mawrish

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Date: 23/06/2015 13:22:17
From: Cymek
ID: 740097
Subject: re: June Chatting

Is this the story about them stealing them from peoples homes and then skinning and boiling them whilst they are still alive

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Date: 23/06/2015 13:26:01
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740098
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Is this the story about them stealing them from peoples homes and then skinning and boiling them whilst they are still alive

The Chinese Dog Eating Festival Thingy, yes. I can’t vouch for the truth of those claims but would certainly object to pet theft and torture. If you have to eat dog, look after them nicely and kill them quickly.

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Date: 23/06/2015 13:26:47
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740099
Subject: re: June Chatting

….and kill them quickly.

i.e., humanely.

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Date: 23/06/2015 13:31:32
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740100
Subject: re: June Chatting

I froze yesterday’s chicken couscous leftovers but today’s lunch is nonetheless: hen. A single hefty thigh fillet baked in butter and some juice from a jar of GeeVee hot chillies. Very tasty :)

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Date: 23/06/2015 13:31:50
From: party_pants
ID: 740101
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


“Is it OK to eat dogs?” has notched up 1322 comments so far. Don’t think I’ll get involved:

http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/jun/22/eat-cats-dogs-meat-china

For land mammals, I’d prefer not to eat carnivores.

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Date: 23/06/2015 13:37:14
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740102
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


For land mammals, I’d prefer not to eat carnivores.

I’d be lion if claimed I’ve eaten tiger.

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Date: 23/06/2015 13:38:18
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740103
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


party_pants said:

For land mammals, I’d prefer not to eat carnivores.

I’d be lion if claimed I’ve eaten tiger.

+ I

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Date: 23/06/2015 13:40:06
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740104
Subject: re: June Chatting

Can’t even get the Dad jokes right today. I blame the unsettled weather. Sunny one moment, cloudy the next, noisy wind alternating with calm.

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Date: 23/06/2015 14:15:35
From: transition
ID: 740105
Subject: re: June Chatting

overcast, southerly wind maybe, cool not cold
gotta go axe mallee stumps

>……. jokes right today. I blame the unsettled weather.

How am I to amuse car.

I was sitting here lastnight, and thought it’s time..

(serious tone) I’m coming out, i’ve been living a lie.
I’m not that monogamous heterosexual male i’ve been pretending to be.
Nope

A polyamorous heterosexual male that likes bisexual women is what I am really. It’s been a lot of painful soul searching.
Love me for who I am.

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Date: 23/06/2015 15:10:00
From: poikilotherm
ID: 740112
Subject: re: June Chatting

New holiday place for DA…

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Date: 23/06/2015 15:15:59
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740116
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


New holiday place for DA…

Interesting, wonder what they’re eating.

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Date: 23/06/2015 15:22:49
From: transition
ID: 740122
Subject: re: June Chatting

mallee stumps are chopped
listenin’ Little Willie – Otis Taylor
insulatin’n linin’ in a moment
if enough screws ceilin’ be doin’

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Date: 23/06/2015 16:00:46
From: transition
ID: 740125
Subject: re: June Chatting

soup!

can’t live on coffee, well, reckon I could given ‘mount of milk in it, probaby live for three months

lot of beans’n shit in this, no meat

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Date: 23/06/2015 16:16:07
From: poikilotherm
ID: 740129
Subject: re: June Chatting

‘sif, one wonders what ‘doctors’ they go to…

We considered ourselves well-informed people, Erika even more so, and yet we did not know NuvaRing had this risk. We soon learned that most people, including many doctors

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Date: 23/06/2015 17:16:36
From: transition
ID: 740143
Subject: re: June Chatting

walked down the deli ~ 300 metres, filled up the jerry with diesel, generator’s going all right (after ran her dry) last of the air bubbles are out of the fuel system, she’s running smooth.

one of three fires going.

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Date: 23/06/2015 17:29:58
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740144
Subject: re: June Chatting

Pouring a jar of Boags this end.

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Date: 23/06/2015 17:34:02
From: poikilotherm
ID: 740145
Subject: re: June Chatting

Counting down the last 27 minutes of the working Tuesday…

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Date: 23/06/2015 17:38:36
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740146
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hmm, just received an email saying: Shipment Confirmation from Musos Corner. Seems they’ve just shipped me Steinberg Cubase Artist 7.

But I already bought that from them some years ago, and I certainly haven’t ordered (or paid for) another one.

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Date: 23/06/2015 17:43:12
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740147
Subject: re: June Chatting

>But I already bought that from them some years ago

Actually it was early last year. The email invoice even has the order date. Must be some dumb glitch. I hope I’m not going to have to post it back to them at my expense.

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Date: 23/06/2015 17:45:32
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740148
Subject: re: June Chatting

evening folks

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Date: 23/06/2015 17:46:45
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740149
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


evening folks

Bit warmer up your end lately stumpy?

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Date: 23/06/2015 17:46:48
From: furious
ID: 740150
Subject: re: June Chatting

I had that happen with a different online store once, they told me they were sending me two or three orders I had previously received. I was disappointed when it never showed up though…

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Date: 23/06/2015 17:47:38
From: PermeateFree
ID: 740151
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


>But I already bought that from them some years ago

Actually it was early last year. The email invoice even has the order date. Must be some dumb glitch. I hope I’m not going to have to post it back to them at my expense.

Don’t worry, they will probably just sue you for the money.

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Date: 23/06/2015 17:49:45
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740152
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

evening folks

Bit warmer up your end lately stumpy?

no unfortunately… no frost last night, so a grey and cool day, just spitting with rain at the moment

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Date: 23/06/2015 17:50:29
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740153
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • But I already bought that from them some years ago

I had that happen with a different online store once, they told me they were sending me two or three orders I had previously received. I was disappointed when it never showed up though…

I hope it doesn’t show up because I have no use for two installations of Cubase Artist, and it costs $260 (which I assume they think I’ve already paid. I have, but they delivered it early last year :))

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Date: 23/06/2015 17:50:45
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 740154
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bit warmer up your end lately stumpy?

37°

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Date: 23/06/2015 17:53:35
From: PermeateFree
ID: 740155
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


furious said:
  • But I already bought that from them some years ago

I had that happen with a different online store once, they told me they were sending me two or three orders I had previously received. I was disappointed when it never showed up though…

I hope it doesn’t show up because I have no use for two installations of Cubase Artist, and it costs $260 (which I assume they think I’ve already paid. I have, but they delivered it early last year :))

Did you pay via Bankcard, if so they probably have your number.

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Date: 23/06/2015 17:55:01
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740156
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Bubblecar said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

evening folks

Bit warmer up your end lately stumpy?

no unfortunately… no frost last night, so a grey and cool day, just spitting with rain at the moment

We’re up in the max of 12 & 13 again, after 7s & 8s last week.

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Date: 23/06/2015 17:55:49
From: btm
ID: 740157
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Hmm, just received an email saying: Shipment Confirmation from Musos Corner. Seems they’ve just shipped me Steinberg Cubase Artist 7.

But I already bought that from them some years ago, and I certainly haven’t ordered (or paid for) another one.

I had a similar thing happen with fishpond online bookshop. I ordered one copy of one book, but they sent me two copies (but only charged me for one.) I emailed them that they’d sent me two, and offered to pay for the second, but they absolutely wouldn’t countenance that. They insisted that I send the second copy back, at my expense. I did, but I’ve never been back, and never will.

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Date: 23/06/2015 17:56:24
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740158
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Did you pay via Bankcard, if so they probably have your number.

Paypal. I’ll just regard it as a phantom email and ignore it.

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Date: 23/06/2015 17:58:23
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740159
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


Bit warmer up your end lately stumpy?

37°

10.6

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Date: 23/06/2015 17:59:46
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740160
Subject: re: June Chatting

Chrispen was having one of his little jokes.

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:03:13
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740161
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Bubblecar said:

Bit warmer up your end lately stumpy?

no unfortunately… no frost last night, so a grey and cool day, just spitting with rain at the moment

We’re up in the max of 12 & 13 again, after 7s & 8s last week.

yes, but 7 and 8 when you can stand behind a window in the sun is warmer than 12 & 13 where the sun is not out and it’s drizzling

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:03:34
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740162
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


I had a similar thing happen with fishpond online bookshop. I ordered one copy of one book, but they sent me two copies (but only charged me for one.) I emailed them that they’d sent me two, and offered to pay for the second, but they absolutely wouldn’t countenance that. They insisted that I send the second copy back, at my expense. I did, but I’ve never been back, and never will.

That’s harsh of them.

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:04:24
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740163
Subject: re: June Chatting

how much cpu usage does the forum take out?

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:07:52
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740164
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


how much cpu usage does the forum take out?

0% according to my Task Manager.

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:11:47
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740165
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

how much cpu usage does the forum take out?

0% according to my Task Manager.

hmmm…

I got a new, cheap laptop yesterday.
The only thing i have installed on it is firefox.
4 tabs open (facebook, hotmail, weatherzone and the forum, and it chugs so much it is unuseable..

Any ideas how to fix it?

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:14:55
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740166
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


hmmm…

I got a new, cheap laptop yesterday.
The only thing i have installed on it is firefox.
4 tabs open (facebook, hotmail, weatherzone and the forum, and it chugs so much it is unuseable..

Any ideas how to fix it?

Are you sure it’s the pooter and not your internet connection? To bring up task manager, right click the taskbar down the bottom, click task manager and it’ll tell you how much CPU is being used by what.

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:17:29
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740167
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

hmmm…

I got a new, cheap laptop yesterday.
The only thing i have installed on it is firefox.
4 tabs open (facebook, hotmail, weatherzone and the forum, and it chugs so much it is unuseable..

Any ideas how to fix it?

Are you sure it’s the pooter and not your internet connection? To bring up task manager, right click the taskbar down the bottom, click task manager and it’ll tell you how much CPU is being used by what.

i’m on my old (dieing) laptop at the moment with 10 tabs open, and it’s running fine, both on the same internet connection

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:17:45
From: buffy
ID: 740168
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hello Holidayers. I now know how many frames we have in the practice and have a complete list of all of them. I counted the screws/temple tips and nosepads by a stroke of the pen…..I used the same estimate I’ve used for the past couple of years. It’s near enough. We should have all the figures together by the end of the week (consulting over the next three days will eat into the time!) and then we just wait for Tuesday and tally up the jobs in work etc. I want the figures to the accountant in mid July (when I go on leave) or early August (when I get back).

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:19:59
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740169
Subject: re: June Chatting

I went shopping today and was looking for rice flavourings. Didn’t seem to be any such thing. I was picturing something like a sachet you get in noodles. I don’t particularly like rice but it is low in pottasium so I should use it to replace potatos. So using a rice cooker and not wanting to frig around with fried rice, any suggestions what to throw into the rice cooker? Or is it just the usual garlic, chili, spices etc.

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:20:36
From: furious
ID: 740170
Subject: re: June Chatting

Was there t one of those ones preloaded with spyware?

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:20:54
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740171
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Hello Holidayers. I now know how many frames we have in the practice and have a complete list of all of them. I counted the screws/temple tips and nosepads by a stroke of the pen…..I used the same estimate I’ve used for the past couple of years. It’s near enough. We should have all the figures together by the end of the week (consulting over the next three days will eat into the time!) and then we just wait for Tuesday and tally up the jobs in work etc. I want the figures to the accountant in mid July (when I go on leave) or early August (when I get back).

Our local bookshop was doing stocktaking when I was in there yesterday. It was annoying because the assistant was loudly calling out the names etc of each book to someone else via phone.

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:21:03
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740172
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Hello Holidayers. I now know how many frames we have in the practice and have a complete list of all of them. I counted the screws/temple tips and nosepads by a stroke of the pen…..I used the same estimate I’ve used for the past couple of years. It’s near enough. We should have all the figures together by the end of the week (consulting over the next three days will eat into the time!) and then we just wait for Tuesday and tally up the jobs in work etc. I want the figures to the accountant in mid July (when I go on leave) or early August (when I get back).

yeah, thursday is our day for stocktake, been precounting last week and today

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:22:21
From: buffy
ID: 740173
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


I went shopping today and was looking for rice flavourings. Didn’t seem to be any such thing. I was picturing something like a sachet you get in noodles. I don’t particularly like rice but it is low in pottasium so I should use it to replace potatos. So using a rice cooker and not wanting to frig around with fried rice, any suggestions what to throw into the rice cooker? Or is it just the usual garlic, chili, spices etc.

Tried this stuff? Probably similar to the sachets. Mostly salt.

http://www.mccormick.com.au/Products/Herbs-and-Spices/Seasonings/Season-All.aspx

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:22:24
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740174
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • I got a new, cheap laptop yesterday.

Was there t one of those ones preloaded with spyware?

?

it is an acer from HN

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:23:18
From: transition
ID: 740175
Subject: re: June Chatting

pasta’n sauce cabonara flavour from packet over top couple fried eggs, lots spices, pepper and tomato sauce

then tomorrow i’m down to just tins of pumpkin soup, at which time i’m going to declare a state of emergency

coffeein’.

5:51’n all’s well

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:23:19
From: buffy
ID: 740176
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


buffy said:

Hello Holidayers. I now know how many frames we have in the practice and have a complete list of all of them. I counted the screws/temple tips and nosepads by a stroke of the pen…..I used the same estimate I’ve used for the past couple of years. It’s near enough. We should have all the figures together by the end of the week (consulting over the next three days will eat into the time!) and then we just wait for Tuesday and tally up the jobs in work etc. I want the figures to the accountant in mid July (when I go on leave) or early August (when I get back).

Our local bookshop was doing stocktaking when I was in there yesterday. It was annoying because the assistant was loudly calling out the names etc of each book to someone else via phone.

We closed. And put a sheet up over the window so we would not be disturbed. And put a message on the answering machine asking people to ring back tomorrow. It’s the only way when there are only two of us.

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:23:50
From: furious
ID: 740177
Subject: re: June Chatting

OK, it was lenovo that were the dodgy ones…

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:24:57
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740178
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


AwesomeO said:

I went shopping today and was looking for rice flavourings. Didn’t seem to be any such thing. I was picturing something like a sachet you get in noodles. I don’t particularly like rice but it is low in pottasium so I should use it to replace potatos. So using a rice cooker and not wanting to frig around with fried rice, any suggestions what to throw into the rice cooker? Or is it just the usual garlic, chili, spices etc.

Tried this stuff? Probably similar to the sachets. Mostly salt.

http://www.mccormick.com.au/Products/Herbs-and-Spices/Seasonings/Season-All.aspx

Yeah, I guess it will come down to combinations of things like that, fish sauce etc. might think about some dried shrimp stuff. Time for some experimenting next shopping trip.

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:25:51
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740179
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


I went shopping today and was looking for rice flavourings. Didn’t seem to be any such thing. I was picturing something like a sachet you get in noodles. I don’t particularly like rice but it is low in pottasium so I should use it to replace potatos. So using a rice cooker and not wanting to frig around with fried rice, any suggestions what to throw into the rice cooker? Or is it just the usual garlic, chili, spices etc.

For general purpose savoury rice, I cook the rice plain in one saucepan, and while it’s going will cook up some onion, garlic etc in some oil or butter in another saucepan to mix in when the rice is ready. A typical mix might be onion, garlic, celery, capsicum, fresh or dried herbs of your choice, then when they’re ready add a bit of water, soy sauce, vinegar, pepper and maybe a chicken OXO. Mix the rice in and it can accompany a wide range of whatever else you’re having.

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:28:10
From: btm
ID: 740180
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Bubblecar said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

hmmm…

I got a new, cheap laptop yesterday.
The only thing i have installed on it is firefox.
4 tabs open (facebook, hotmail, weatherzone and the forum, and it chugs so much it is unuseable..

Any ideas how to fix it?

Are you sure it’s the pooter and not your internet connection? To bring up task manager, right click the taskbar down the bottom, click task manager and it’ll tell you how much CPU is being used by what.

i’m on my old (dieing) laptop at the moment with 10 tabs open, and it’s running fine, both on the same internet connection

As Bubblecar suggested, have a look at Task Manager (the keyboard shortcut is ctrl-shift-escape), select the “Processes” tab, and click to sort on the “CPU” column. That’ll show what’s eating the CPU time.

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:28:55
From: btm
ID: 740181
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


I went shopping today and was looking for rice flavourings. Didn’t seem to be any such thing. I was picturing something like a sachet you get in noodles. I don’t particularly like rice but it is low in pottasium so I should use it to replace potatos. So using a rice cooker and not wanting to frig around with fried rice, any suggestions what to throw into the rice cooker? Or is it just the usual garlic, chili, spices etc.

I don’t know what their potassium is like, but have a look at stockcubes.

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:29:39
From: Divine Angel
ID: 740182
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good evening forumers.

Facebook is weird. Either they don’t police promotions or they’re being bribed.

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:29:42
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740183
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


As Bubblecar suggested, have a look at Task Manager (the keyboard shortcut is ctrl-shift-escape), select the “Processes” tab, and click to sort on the “CPU” column. That’ll show what’s eating the CPU time.

Or memory, if that’s the problem.

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:31:43
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740185
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cheers all, it is much as I thought. One more question what is the ratio in a rice cooker, 2 of water to 1 of rice? I have basmati cos that seems to be less flag prone.

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:32:20
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740186
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Bubblecar said:

Are you sure it’s the pooter and not your internet connection? To bring up task manager, right click the taskbar down the bottom, click task manager and it’ll tell you how much CPU is being used by what.

i’m on my old (dieing) laptop at the moment with 10 tabs open, and it’s running fine, both on the same internet connection

As Bubblecar suggested, have a look at Task Manager (the keyboard shortcut is ctrl-shift-escape), select the “Processes” tab, and click to sort on the “CPU” column. That’ll show what’s eating the CPU time.

looking at that, i don’t think it’s the cpu..

cpu at 32%, memory at 73%

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:33:21
From: Speedy
ID: 740187
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


I went shopping today and was looking for rice flavourings. Didn’t seem to be any such thing. I was picturing something like a sachet you get in noodles. I don’t particularly like rice but it is low in pottasium so I should use it to replace potatos. So using a rice cooker and not wanting to frig around with fried rice, any suggestions what to throw into the rice cooker? Or is it just the usual garlic, chili, spices etc.

I use this instead of chicken stock in a savoury baked rice dish and it is quite nice.

www.vegeta.com.au/products/vegeta-gourmet-stock-powder

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:34:20
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740188
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Cheers all, it is much as I thought. One more question what is the ratio in a rice cooker, 2 of water to 1 of rice? I have basmati cos that seems to be less flag prone.

Dunno, I’ve never used a rice cooker. Cooking in a saucepan I usually use 1 cup rice, then pour on boiling water to about 1cm above the top of the rice. Cook for 20 minutes on very low heat. Works perfectly every time.

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:35:36
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740189
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


AwesomeO said:

I went shopping today and was looking for rice flavourings. Didn’t seem to be any such thing. I was picturing something like a sachet you get in noodles. I don’t particularly like rice but it is low in pottasium so I should use it to replace potatos. So using a rice cooker and not wanting to frig around with fried rice, any suggestions what to throw into the rice cooker? Or is it just the usual garlic, chili, spices etc.

I use this instead of chicken stock in a savoury baked rice dish and it is quite nice.

www.vegeta.com.au/products/vegeta-gourmet-stock-powder

I do use vegeta already. I also have continental chicken powder. I will play around.

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:35:57
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740190
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


looking at that, i don’t think it’s the cpu..

cpu at 32%, memory at 73%

How much RAM do you have?

Bear in mind if you’re using this for the first time, Windows might be updating all kinds of crap.

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:39:24
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740191
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

looking at that, i don’t think it’s the cpu..

cpu at 32%, memory at 73%

How much RAM do you have?

Bear in mind if you’re using this for the first time, Windows might be updating all kinds of crap.

2GB DDR3 L Memory

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:46:16
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740192
Subject: re: June Chatting

Last part of the The Killing Season is on tonight.

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:47:40
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 740193
Subject: re: June Chatting

if you can eat pickles, hot lime goes well with rice.

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:48:22
From: furious
ID: 740194
Subject: re: June Chatting

I would have thought that is low…

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:48:54
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740195
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


2GB DDR3 L Memory

That’s not much by modern standards. But as I suggested, Windows might be updating things in the background. Task manager should tell you how many MB of ram your browser is using. On mine IE is using 27.7MB with just the forum open (with 6GB of RAM installed).

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:50:25
From: buffy
ID: 740196
Subject: re: June Chatting

Does anyone know if pay rates go up on 1st July this year? I’ve checked around the relevant websites (fairwork, awards) and the Health Professionals and Support Services stuff doesn’t appear to be changing. The fairwork place says rates change on 1st July each year, but gives rates applied 1st January 2015. Maybe there hasn’t been an increase this year.

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Date: 23/06/2015 18:57:14
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740198
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Does anyone know if pay rates go up on 1st July this year? I’ve checked around the relevant websites (fairwork, awards) and the Health Professionals and Support Services stuff doesn’t appear to be changing. The fairwork place says rates change on 1st July each year, but gives rates applied 1st January 2015. Maybe there hasn’t been an increase this year.

Might still be calculating? The Defence pension letters have not arrived either and that is an indexing thing as well. It is normally here by now.

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Date: 23/06/2015 19:00:01
From: Wocky
ID: 740199
Subject: re: June Chatting

Toxoplasma gondii is a protozoan parasite known to infect the brains of cats. Part of its life cycle involves development in rats or mice, and it’s fairly well known that it modifies the behaviour of the rodent host to make it lose its fear of cats, so a cat will eat the rodent and give the parasite its preferred host. The parasite also infects humans, and has been shown to modify human host behaviour too, although the modification doesn’t seem to be as strong as for rodents. Reduced reaction times, and poorer concentration seem to be effects human hosts suffer, with increased motor vehicle accidents a consequence.

There seem to have been several studies into behaviour modification in human and rodent hosts, but I can’t find anything studying the effect the parasite has on cats. Does anyone here know of any such studies, or how it affects cats?

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Date: 23/06/2015 19:00:15
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740200
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

2GB DDR3 L Memory

That’s not much by modern standards. But as I suggested, Windows might be updating things in the background. Task manager should tell you how many MB of ram your browser is using. On mine IE is using 27.7MB with just the forum open (with 6GB of RAM installed).

with those 4 tabs open, firefox is using 354MB of ram

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Date: 23/06/2015 19:03:27
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740201
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Bubblecar said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

2GB DDR3 L Memory

That’s not much by modern standards. But as I suggested, Windows might be updating things in the background. Task manager should tell you how many MB of ram your browser is using. On mine IE is using 27.7MB with just the forum open (with 6GB of RAM installed).

with those 4 tabs open, firefox is using 354MB of ram

250-260MB with just the forum open

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Date: 23/06/2015 19:05:44
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740202
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


250-260MB with just the forum open

Something wrong. Maybe Windows is updating a shitload of stuff or you have some kind of virus.

Ask in TT :)

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Date: 23/06/2015 19:05:57
From: poikilotherm
ID: 740203
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Bubblecar said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

looking at that, i don’t think it’s the cpu..

cpu at 32%, memory at 73%

How much RAM do you have?

Bear in mind if you’re using this for the first time, Windows might be updating all kinds of crap.

2GB DDR3 L Memory

Are u using chrome?

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Date: 23/06/2015 19:07:45
From: btm
ID: 740204
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:

250-260MB with just the forum open

How about with nothing open (“about:blank” in FF)?

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Date: 23/06/2015 19:08:03
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740205
Subject: re: June Chatting

Wocky said:

Toxoplasma gondii is a protozoan parasite known to infect the brains of cats. Part of its life cycle involves development in rats or mice, and it’s fairly well known that it modifies the behaviour of the rodent host to make it lose its fear of cats, so a cat will eat the rodent and give the parasite its preferred host. The parasite also infects humans, and has been shown to modify human host behaviour too, although the modification doesn’t seem to be as strong as for rodents. Reduced reaction times, and poorer concentration seem to be effects human hosts suffer, with increased motor vehicle accidents a consequence.

There seem to have been several studies into behaviour modification in human and rodent hosts, but I can’t find anything studying the effect the parasite has on cats. Does anyone here know of any such studies, or how it affects cats?

Toxoplasmosis in Cats

…Cats are more commonly seen with clinical symptoms as compared to dogs. Such symptoms include:

•Lethargy
•Depression
•Fever
•Weight loss
•Respiratory problems, like shortness of breath
•Uncoordinated gait
•Seizures
•Tremors
•Muscular weakness
•Partial or complete paralysis
•Vomiting
•Diarrhea
•Abdominal Pain
•Jaundice
•Loss of appetite
•Inflammation of tonsils (tonsillitis)
•Inflammation of retina (retinitis)
•Inflammation of middle part of the eye including iris (uveitis)
•Inflammation of the cornea (keratitis)

Symptoms are most severe in kittens infected while in the womb. These kittens may be stillborn or die before weaning. Those which survive may show show lack of appetite, fever, dyspnea, and jaundice.

More: http://www.petmd.com/cat/conditions/infectious-parasitic/c_ct_toxoplasmosis

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Date: 23/06/2015 19:14:03
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740206
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Bubblecar said:

How much RAM do you have?

Bear in mind if you’re using this for the first time, Windows might be updating all kinds of crap.

2GB DDR3 L Memory

Are u using chrome?

firefox

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Date: 23/06/2015 19:14:28
From: poikilotherm
ID: 740207
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


poikilotherm said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

2GB DDR3 L Memory

Are u using chrome?

firefox

Just as bad. They both chew the RAM.

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Date: 23/06/2015 19:15:01
From: furious
ID: 740208
Subject: re: June Chatting

That’s what got Tommy in the end…

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Date: 23/06/2015 19:15:33
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740209
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

250-260MB with just the forum open

How about with nothing open (“about:blank” in FF)?

85MB

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Date: 23/06/2015 19:15:36
From: Wocky
ID: 740210
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:

Toxoplasmosis in Cats

…Cats are more commonly seen with clinical symptoms as compared to dogs. Such symptoms include:

Symptoms are most severe in kittens infected while in the womb. These kittens may be stillborn or die before weaning. Those which survive may show show lack of appetite, fever, dyspnea, and jaundice.

More: http://www.petmd.com/cat/conditions/infectious-parasitic/c_ct_toxoplasmosis

Thanks Bubblecar. That’s just what I was after.

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Date: 23/06/2015 19:22:16
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740216
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

poikilotherm said:

Are u using chrome?

firefox

Just as bad. They both chew the RAM.

IE seems to work a bit better, still at 350MB though

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Date: 23/06/2015 19:39:35
From: sibeen
ID: 740225
Subject: re: June Chatting

Wocky said:


Bubblecar said:

Toxoplasmosis in Cats

…Cats are more commonly seen with clinical symptoms as compared to dogs. Such symptoms include:

Symptoms are most severe in kittens infected while in the womb. These kittens may be stillborn or die before weaning. Those which survive may show show lack of appetite, fever, dyspnea, and jaundice.

More: http://www.petmd.com/cat/conditions/infectious-parasitic/c_ct_toxoplasmosis

Thanks Bubblecar. That’s just what I was after.

Although I’ve no idea how to tell whether a cat is depressed.

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Date: 23/06/2015 19:45:38
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 740228
Subject: re: June Chatting

they tend to sleep all day.

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Date: 23/06/2015 19:46:20
From: wookiemeister
ID: 740229
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


they tend to sleep all day.

that’s vampires

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Date: 23/06/2015 20:10:51
From: dv
ID: 740230
Subject: re: June Chatting

Went to a Chinese wholesaler to buy gizzard today. It really reminded me of Singapore: brain, pig uterus, spleen, crocodile bones.

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Date: 23/06/2015 20:15:14
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 740231
Subject: re: June Chatting

and what do you do with them? ie dish.

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Date: 23/06/2015 20:18:07
From: dv
ID: 740232
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


and what do you do with them? ie dish.

Gizzards, potato, chili, pete = sambal goreng kentang

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Date: 23/06/2015 20:20:05
From: dv
ID: 740233
Subject: re: June Chatting

Seems like the Aurora forecasts were a bit modest. They were seen as far north as Newcastle this morning.

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Date: 23/06/2015 20:20:57
From: furious
ID: 740234
Subject: re: June Chatting

Pete?

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Date: 23/06/2015 20:23:15
From: buffy
ID: 740235
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Seems like the Aurora forecasts were a bit modest. They were seen as far north as Newcastle this morning.

Cloudy/rainy here….no Aurora to be seen…

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Date: 23/06/2015 20:26:16
From: dv
ID: 740236
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • Gizzards, potato, chili, pete = sambal goreng kentang

Pete?

Parkia speciosa

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Date: 23/06/2015 20:31:10
From: furious
ID: 740237
Subject: re: June Chatting

All the recipes I could find were in a language other than ones I understand…

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Date: 23/06/2015 20:58:50
From: sibeen
ID: 740239
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Last part of the The Killing Season is on tonight.

Their will be no carbon tax :)

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Date: 23/06/2015 20:59:37
From: sibeen
ID: 740240
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


AwesomeO said:

Last part of the The Killing Season is on tonight.

Their will be no carbon tax :)

*There

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Date: 23/06/2015 21:00:04
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740241
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


AwesomeO said:

Last part of the The Killing Season is on tonight.

Their will be no carbon tax :)

I liked the bit about Julia having a bit of a whinge about bastardry from Kev.

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Date: 23/06/2015 21:01:21
From: party_pants
ID: 740242
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


sibeen said:

AwesomeO said:

Last part of the The Killing Season is on tonight.

Their will be no carbon tax :)

*There

The spelling nazis – they’re not here to pick you up on it right now.

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Date: 23/06/2015 21:03:53
From: dv
ID: 740243
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


sibeen said:

AwesomeO said:

Last part of the The Killing Season is on tonight.

Their will be no carbon tax :)

I liked the bit about Julia having a bit of a whinge about bastardry from Kev.

Her lack of self-awareness is amazing.

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Date: 23/06/2015 21:08:19
From: sibeen
ID: 740244
Subject: re: June Chatting

Jaysus, Mark Bishop looks a lot like that yank actor who often plays a heavy.

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Date: 23/06/2015 21:13:31
From: sibeen
ID: 740245
Subject: re: June Chatting


Mike Starr

vs


Mark Bishop

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Date: 23/06/2015 21:15:27
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740246
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:



Mike Starr

vs


Mark Bishop

Your piccie didn’t work but I know what you mean, it is in the mouth and long face.

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Date: 23/06/2015 21:20:09
From: Speedy
ID: 740247
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


sibeen said:

sibeen said:

Their will be no carbon tax :)

*There

The spelling nazis – they’re not here to pick you up on it right now.

The spelling Nazi’s – dare naught hear to pique you up on it write know.

Fixed.

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Date: 23/06/2015 21:24:02
From: sibeen
ID: 740248
Subject: re: June Chatting

Alan Jones really is a ****.

What an arsewipe.

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Date: 23/06/2015 21:24:44
From: roughbarked
ID: 740249
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Alan Jones really is a ****.

What an arsewipe.

And you only found this out now?

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Date: 23/06/2015 21:27:58
From: dv
ID: 740250
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Alan Jones really is a ****.

What an arsewipe.

No kiddin’.

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Date: 23/06/2015 21:28:10
From: dv
ID: 740251
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • Parkia speciosa

All the recipes I could find were in a language other than ones I understand…

Do you want the recipe?

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Date: 23/06/2015 21:30:34
From: furious
ID: 740252
Subject: re: June Chatting

Yes. Yes, I do.

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Date: 23/06/2015 21:38:53
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740253
Subject: re: June Chatting

I forgot how much of a shambles it was. They alluded to but didn’t mention the fiasco of the roots hill meet the people was.

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Date: 23/06/2015 21:51:39
From: sibeen
ID: 740254
Subject: re: June Chatting

Twas a good series.

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Date: 23/06/2015 21:53:47
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740255
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Twas a good series.

I think Rudd came out of it looking better, at least if he was a prick he had good reason.

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Date: 23/06/2015 21:58:42
From: dv
ID: 740256
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • Do you want the recipe?

Yes. Yes, I do.

If you want to make the sauce yourself:

200 ml coconut milk
1 tablespoon palm sugar
half teaspoon salt
2 lime leaves
2 bay leaves
1 lemongrass stick
10 small red chilis
1 teaspoon nutmeg
1 tomato

Chop and mix that stuff.

But honestly you’ll get as good out of a packet mix of chili and spices coconut gravy.

—-
500 grams of gizzards
2 medium sized potatoes, previously diced and fried in oil
30 pete

Stir fry the sauce and gizzards until they are half-cooked.

Add a cup of water and keep cooking until gizzards are fully cooked, then at the potatoes and pete, continue cooking to reduce.

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:00:54
From: dv
ID: 740257
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


sibeen said:

Twas a good series.

I think Rudd came out of it looking better, at least if he was a prick he had good reason.

Honestly, no matter how much of a power nut he was, they should have just stuck with him.

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:05:32
From: party_pants
ID: 740258
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


sibeen said:

Twas a good series.

I think Rudd came out of it looking better, at least if he was a prick he had good reason.

For some reason I’ve never been able to stand him, even when he was PM first time around. I didn’t watch the series because I didn’t want to listen to him.

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:05:32
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740259
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


AwesomeO said:

sibeen said:

Twas a good series.

I think Rudd came out of it looking better, at least if he was a prick he had good reason.

Honestly, no matter how much of a power nut he was, they should have just stuck with him.

Even if you want to take a purely political animal pragmatic view of things, for the majority of the time, his polling was better than hers.

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:07:09
From: dv
ID: 740260
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


dv said:

AwesomeO said:

I think Rudd came out of it looking better, at least if he was a prick he had good reason.

Honestly, no matter how much of a power nut he was, they should have just stuck with him.

Even if you want to take a purely political animal pragmatic view of things, for the majority of the time, his polling was better than hers.

The day they replaced him, ALP was 2% ahead in the polls. Gila was basically never above water. Someone somewhere should have foreseen that people wouldn’t like the bait and switch.

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:07:59
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 740261
Subject: re: June Chatting

i’m with you p_p. can’t stand the guy. don’t care how good a pollie he may have been.

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:08:50
From: tauto
ID: 740262
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


AwesomeO said:

sibeen said:

Twas a good series.

I think Rudd came out of it looking better, at least if he was a prick he had good reason.

Honestly, no matter how much of a power nut he was, they should have just stuck with him.

——

So basically, let him be the Lee Kuan Yew of Oz.

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:08:54
From: furious
ID: 740263
Subject: re: June Chatting

I concur…

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:09:41
From: party_pants
ID: 740264
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’ve lost interest in politics generally

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:10:10
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740265
Subject: re: June Chatting

tauto said:


dv said:

AwesomeO said:

I think Rudd came out of it looking better, at least if he was a prick he had good reason.

Honestly, no matter how much of a power nut he was, they should have just stuck with him.

——

So basically, let him be the Lee Kuan Yew of Oz.


I don’t know what that means.

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:10:26
From: tauto
ID: 740266
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


AwesomeO said:

sibeen said:

Twas a good series.

I think Rudd came out of it looking better, at least if he was a prick he had good reason.

For some reason I’ve never been able to stand him, even when he was PM first time around. I didn’t watch the series because I didn’t want to listen to him.

—-

Much like our present leader.

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:10:43
From: dv
ID: 740267
Subject: re: June Chatting

tauto said:


dv said:

AwesomeO said:

I think Rudd came out of it looking better, at least if he was a prick he had good reason.

Honestly, no matter how much of a power nut he was, they should have just stuck with him.

——

So basically, let him be the Lee Kuan Yew of Oz.

He couldn’t be the Lee Kuan Yew of Oz because we have a more or less functional democracy. He wasn’t a power nut to the populace: he only acted that way to his cabinet.

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:11:19
From: furious
ID: 740268
Subject: re: June Chatting

I concur…

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:12:24
From: tauto
ID: 740269
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


tauto said:

dv said:

Honestly, no matter how much of a power nut he was, they should have just stuck with him.

——

So basically, let him be the Lee Kuan Yew of Oz.


I don’t know what that means.

—-

Let him be autocratic.

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:13:40
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 740270
Subject: re: June Chatting

politics in Oz is pretty low atm. can’t believe the change in so short a time.

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:15:34
From: roughbarked
ID: 740271
Subject: re: June Chatting

tauto said:


party_pants said:

AwesomeO said:

I think Rudd came out of it looking better, at least if he was a prick he had good reason.

For some reason I’ve never been able to stand him, even when he was PM first time around. I didn’t watch the series because I didn’t want to listen to him.

—-

Much like our present leader.

Hear hear.

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:15:54
From: grognon
ID: 740272
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:

For some reason I’ve never been able to stand him, even when he was PM first time around. I didn’t watch the series because I didn’t want to listen to him.

I have an overwhelming urge to throw a bucket of acid over him….

worst PM ever.

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:18:24
From: party_pants
ID: 740273
Subject: re: June Chatting

tauto said:


party_pants said:

AwesomeO said:

I think Rudd came out of it looking better, at least if he was a prick he had good reason.

For some reason I’ve never been able to stand him, even when he was PM first time around. I didn’t watch the series because I didn’t want to listen to him.

—-

Much like our present leader.

Oh yeah, him too.

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:20:20
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 740274
Subject: re: June Chatting

Much like our present leader.

Oh yeah, him too.

luvvies!!!!

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:21:14
From: tauto
ID: 740275
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


politics in Oz is pretty low atm. can’t believe the change in so short a time.

—-

nah, it is an old story come true again, Labor’s biggest opposition comes from within.
Hopefully they will oneday learn from their mistakes and govern united.

Meanwhile the Liberals have it all sorted out privately.

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:22:50
From: Speedy
ID: 740276
Subject: re: June Chatting

grognon said:


party_pants said:

For some reason I’ve never been able to stand him, even when he was PM first time around. I didn’t watch the series because I didn’t want to listen to him.

I have an overwhelming urge to throw a bucket of acid over him….

worst PM ever.

Acid is a bit extreme. A bucket of human excrement would suffice.

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:23:26
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 740277
Subject: re: June Chatting

i was alluding to the level of debate employed.

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:26:19
From: furious
ID: 740278
Subject: re: June Chatting

Or a shoe…

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:29:48
From: tauto
ID: 740279
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


i was alluding to the level of debate employed.

Yes, Bill thinks that he can beat Tony at his own game.

Still the polls seem very solid at 48/52 for Labor.

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:32:45
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 740280
Subject: re: June Chatting

i must admit i wonder at how well Labor does in the polls.

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:32:53
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 740281
Subject: re: June Chatting

i must admit i wonder at how well Labor does in the polls.

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:34:55
From: sibeen
ID: 740282
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


i must admit i wonder at how well Labor does in the polls.

Probably some people are answering the pollsters twice.

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:35:29
From: furious
ID: 740283
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well, on one hand, you have Mr F#@$knuckle and on the other hand, you have Silent Bob. Without an other information you have to go with Silent Bob…

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:36:45
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740284
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


ChrispenEvan said:

i must admit i wonder at how well Labor does in the polls.

Probably some people are answering the pollsters twice.

I have never been polled or selected for jury duty. I must be on a list.

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:38:53
From: furious
ID: 740285
Subject: re: June Chatting

I got out of jury duty far too easily. I hope I don’t ever get on the other end of that…

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:39:27
From: wookiemeister
ID: 740286
Subject: re: June Chatting

the story so far

Keating gets thrown out – national debt exploded under labor

Howard gets in making massive cuts and sells off government businesses
after 12 years in power , Howard gets thrown out because it’s become arrogant , government debt has fallen to 90 billion dollars. however , in that time private debt has exploded

Kevin and Julia get into power and the government debt explodes to around 450 billion dollars in three short years

tony gets into power and there’s not much to sell, the states are still in the process of selling off assets

with everything sold off taxes climb because there’s nothing left in the pot

with the mining boom dead , now we have the investment boom ( time bomb)

it’s a financial time bomb 30 years in the making

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:40:52
From: wookiemeister
ID: 740287
Subject: re: June Chatting

now we have massive private debt AND massive government debt

it’s the perfect storm

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:41:31
From: furious
ID: 740288
Subject: re: June Chatting

I blame Alan Bond…

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:43:13
From: wookiemeister
ID: 740289
Subject: re: June Chatting

according to sun tzu you don’t bother going to war – you just an enemy States government officials to fuck the place if need be / make the enemy state your useful idiot

the only thing we have to sell now is land ( which according to sun tzu is the essence of the state )

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:44:16
From: furious
ID: 740290
Subject: re: June Chatting

I reckon he didn’t like roads either…

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:44:20
From: wookiemeister
ID: 740291
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • it’s a financial time bomb 30 years in the making

I blame Alan Bond…


or skase

I know someone who lost a lot of money to skase – they were encouraged to invest by the commonwealth bank so they’ve told me

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:46:32
From: wookiemeister
ID: 740292
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • according to sun tzu you don’t bother going to war

I reckon he didn’t like roads either…


his method of war was the indirect approach

Isis would have been bled dry by other means

when he turned up to fight Isis he’d probably turn up with maybe a 400,000 troops in maybe 4 army groups

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:47:47
From: roughbarked
ID: 740294
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


ChrispenEvan said:

i must admit i wonder at how well Labor does in the polls.

Probably some people are answering the pollsters twice.

Nah. Generally speaking if there was first past the post voting, Labor would always win.

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:48:09
From: wookiemeister
ID: 740295
Subject: re: June Chatting

the war against Isis would be short so not to drain the treasury

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:48:34
From: transition
ID: 740296
Subject: re: June Chatting

love going to bed early, wandered in here while ago glanced at the clock was sure I saw 5:56 and thought oh good sun’ll be up shortly

but no

what am I going to do for the next 8 hours!

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:49:57
From: tauto
ID: 740297
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


the story so far

Keating gets thrown out – national debt exploded under labor

Howard gets in making massive cuts and sells off government businesses
after 12 years in power , Howard gets thrown out because it’s become arrogant , government debt has fallen to 90 billion dollars. however , in that time private debt has exploded

Kevin and Julia get into power and the government debt explodes to around 450 billion dollars in three short years

tony gets into power and there’s not much to sell, the states are still in the process of selling off assets

with everything sold off taxes climb because there’s nothing left in the pot

with the mining boom dead , now we have the investment boom ( time bomb)

it’s a financial time bomb 30 years in the making

You sir, are a dunderhead.

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:50:06
From: wookiemeister
ID: 740298
Subject: re: June Chatting

when labor gets back into power government debt will most likely go up to 1 trillion dollars

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:50:27
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740299
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


love going to bed early, wandered in here while ago glanced at the clock was sure I saw 5:56 and thought oh good sun’ll be up shortly

but no

what am I going to do for the next 8 hours!

You could get drunk?

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:51:30
From: wookiemeister
ID: 740300
Subject: re: June Chatting

tauto said:


wookiemeister said:

the story so far

Keating gets thrown out – national debt exploded under labor

Howard gets in making massive cuts and sells off government businesses
after 12 years in power , Howard gets thrown out because it’s become arrogant , government debt has fallen to 90 billion dollars. however , in that time private debt has exploded

Kevin and Julia get into power and the government debt explodes to around 450 billion dollars in three short years

tony gets into power and there’s not much to sell, the states are still in the process of selling off assets

with everything sold off taxes climb because there’s nothing left in the pot

with the mining boom dead , now we have the investment boom ( time bomb)

it’s a financial time bomb 30 years in the making

You sir, are a dunderhead.


history of Australia in recent times I’m afraid , dunderhead or not

but of course you would obviously know all about the levels of government debt in that time

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:51:30
From: tauto
ID: 740301
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


when labor gets back into power government debt will most likely go up to 1 trillion dollars

—-

So you vote for Tony?

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:52:41
From: wookiemeister
ID: 740302
Subject: re: June Chatting

labor and liberal are one side of the same coin

both are incompetent , none of them can manage the affairs of the state , things only get worse

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:53:04
From: wookiemeister
ID: 740303
Subject: re: June Chatting

tauto said:


wookiemeister said:

when labor gets back into power government debt will most likely go up to 1 trillion dollars

—-

So you vote for Tony?


unlikely he’s a fool

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:55:02
From: transition
ID: 740304
Subject: re: June Chatting

>You could get drunk?

nothing to fucken drink.

tempted to go and get generator and everything going and kick up a storm of noise, drills and all, couldn’t be any worse than that yapping collie the otherside of town, which is right alongside the policeman that robbed me of $393 for not wearing a seatbelt, so I hope he’s climbing the walls.

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:55:17
From: tauto
ID: 740305
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


labor and liberal are one side of the same coin

both are incompetent , none of them can manage the affairs of the state , things only get worse

Yeah, but which one of them do you place last?

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:55:34
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740306
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


labor and liberal are one side of the same coin

That at least is accurate, there is barely a cigarette papers width between them on most issues, with the exception Labor is much much harsher on asylum seekers.

Heheheheh.

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Date: 23/06/2015 22:59:04
From: wookiemeister
ID: 740307
Subject: re: June Chatting

the price of education has exploded as well

don’t worry

we should ship in 100,000 Chinese university degree holders – that would make the middle class because their kids would be just as disposable as the scum of the lower orders in Australia.

I laugh when I hear all this waltzing Matilda. , Anzac legacy shit

the Australian government has comprehensively shat upon its citizens since year dot

get ready – it’s going to get much worse
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Date: 23/06/2015 22:59:19
From: party_pants
ID: 740309
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


love going to bed early, wandered in here while ago glanced at the clock was sure I saw 5:56 and thought oh good sun’ll be up shortly

but no

what am I going to do for the next 8 hours!

learn to use the mouse with your non-dominant hand
look up ads for second hand 44 gallon drums

(that’s what I’m doing now)

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Date: 23/06/2015 23:03:14
From: wookiemeister
ID: 740310
Subject: re: June Chatting

it’s incredible that you would have Menzies still shipping iron ore to Japan after they had been marching around Asia. you’d have to be brainless to vote for someone who resigned from the military as soon as war was declared !

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Date: 23/06/2015 23:05:48
From: wookiemeister
ID: 740311
Subject: re: June Chatting

the all holy constitution doesn’t even have the right to free speech !

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Date: 23/06/2015 23:07:48
From: wookiemeister
ID: 740313
Subject: re: June Chatting

ttauto said:


wookiemeister said:

labor and liberal are one side of the same coin

both are incompetent , none of them can manage the affairs of the state , things only get worse

Yeah, but which one of them do you place last?


vote 1 pirate party

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Date: 23/06/2015 23:15:15
From: dv
ID: 740315
Subject: re: June Chatting

grognon said:


party_pants said:

For some reason I’ve never been able to stand him, even when he was PM first time around. I didn’t watch the series because I didn’t want to listen to him.

I have an overwhelming urge to throw a bucket of acid over him….

worst PM ever.

FMD … Abbott is probably the worst PM of any commonwealth country ever. He’s a fucking caveman.

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Date: 23/06/2015 23:19:57
From: transition
ID: 740317
Subject: re: June Chatting

>He’s a fucking caveman.

don’t you go being too hard on cavemen now running them down like that.

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Date: 23/06/2015 23:26:25
From: tauto
ID: 740318
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


grognon said:

party_pants said:

For some reason I’ve never been able to stand him, even when he was PM first time around. I didn’t watch the series because I didn’t want to listen to him.

I have an overwhelming urge to throw a bucket of acid over him….

worst PM ever.

FMD … Abbott is probably the worst PM of any commonwealth country ever. He’s a fucking caveman.

——

When I told my son (14yo) about this, he said:: Why do 48% of people like him?

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Date: 23/06/2015 23:27:04
From: roughbarked
ID: 740320
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


>He’s a fucking caveman.

don’t you go being too hard on cavemen now running them down like that.

Cavemen could easily be far more respectable than Tony Abbott.

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Date: 23/06/2015 23:29:41
From: roughbarked
ID: 740321
Subject: re: June Chatting

tauto said:


dv said:

grognon said:

I have an overwhelming urge to throw a bucket of acid over him….

worst PM ever.

FMD … Abbott is probably the worst PM of any commonwealth country ever. He’s a fucking caveman.

——

When I told my son (14yo) about this, he said:: Why do 48% of people like him?

Did you tell him that they don’t?

Many many Liberal voters are in that quandry. They don’t want to vote for another party but they sure as hell want anybody other than Tony Abbott.

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Date: 23/06/2015 23:38:15
From: furious
ID: 740322
Subject: re: June Chatting

The thing about cavemen is that they have a vested interest in the survival of their compatriots. Tony Abbott is Carter Burke….

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Date: 23/06/2015 23:46:51
From: party_pants
ID: 740323
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


tauto said:

dv said:

FMD … Abbott is probably the worst PM of any commonwealth country ever. He’s a fucking caveman.

——

When I told my son (14yo) about this, he said:: Why do 48% of people like him?

Did you tell him that they don’t?

Many many Liberal voters are in that quandry. They don’t want to vote for another party but they sure as hell want anybody other than Tony Abbott.

I was a Liberal voter through the Howard era. Now I can’t vote for them again until the current crew have retired and they get a bunch of fresh people in, with some new ideas. Doesn’t mean I’ll necessarily vote ALP though.

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Date: 23/06/2015 23:53:31
From: sibeen
ID: 740324
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


grognon said:

party_pants said:

For some reason I’ve never been able to stand him, even when he was PM first time around. I didn’t watch the series because I didn’t want to listen to him.

I have an overwhelming urge to throw a bucket of acid over him….

worst PM ever.

FMD … Abbott is probably the worst PM of any commonwealth country ever. He’s a fucking caveman.

Rubbish. I’d take him over Idi Amin any day!

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Date: 23/06/2015 23:54:42
From: roughbarked
ID: 740325
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


dv said:

grognon said:

I have an overwhelming urge to throw a bucket of acid over him….

worst PM ever.

FMD … Abbott is probably the worst PM of any commonwealth country ever. He’s a fucking caveman.

Rubbish. I’d take him over Idi Amin any day!

Nah. Idi is dead.

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Date: 23/06/2015 23:56:38
From: dv
ID: 740326
Subject: re: June Chatting

tauto said:


dv said:

grognon said:

I have an overwhelming urge to throw a bucket of acid over him….

worst PM ever.

FMD … Abbott is probably the worst PM of any commonwealth country ever. He’s a fucking caveman.

——

When I told my son (14yo) about this, he said:: Why do 48% of people like him?

48% of people are assuming that Turnbull will be leader by the end of the year…

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Date: 24/06/2015 00:51:10
From: kii
ID: 740328
Subject: re: June Chatting

General greetings of various times of the day.

It’s been a beautiful morning. Soft winds blowing some of that intoxicating desert-after-rain smell through the house. Quiet, because I didn’t have any of those pesky machines on that cool the place down. Just the burbling fountain and the tweets of birds.

Pity the day will very soon deteriorate with the fires of hell scorching the pleasantness away. Oh, and work this arvo :/

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Date: 24/06/2015 02:10:28
From: transition
ID: 740332
Subject: re: June Chatting

#Savoy Brown, Poor Girl (live, recent version – originally Lookin’ In album)

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Date: 24/06/2015 05:29:40
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740336
Subject: re: June Chatting

morning folks

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Date: 24/06/2015 06:40:22
From: buffy
ID: 740337
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good morning Holidayers. Five degrees. Dark. Overcast.

You were up an hour early stumpy!

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Date: 24/06/2015 06:44:13
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740338
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Good morning Holidayers. Five degrees. Dark. Overcast.

You were up an hour early stumpy!

10 degrees and overcast here

My insulin pump died at 4:30 this morning, been on the phone to america trying to sort it out, seems a replacement is in order

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Date: 24/06/2015 06:53:16
From: buffy
ID: 740339
Subject: re: June Chatting

Seems like a good idea.

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Date: 24/06/2015 07:02:40
From: poikilotherm
ID: 740340
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning. Warm here at 6 degrees and overcast.

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Date: 24/06/2015 07:05:53
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740341
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Morning. Warm here at 6 degrees and overcast.

jeez, we must be having a heat wave down here…

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Date: 24/06/2015 07:15:15
From: roughbarked
ID: 740343
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


poikilotherm said:

Morning. Warm here at 6 degrees and overcast.

jeez, we must be having a heat wave down here…

!2 degrees here and 12 mm.

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Date: 24/06/2015 07:21:21
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740344
Subject: re: June Chatting

well, colour me shocked.

TA actually appeared to know what he was talking about this morning and didn’t stumble his way through an interview…

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Date: 24/06/2015 07:25:21
From: roughbarked
ID: 740345
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


well, colour me shocked.

TA actually appeared to know what he was talking about this morning and didn’t stumble his way through an interview…

Probably something he didn’t have to think about.

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Date: 24/06/2015 08:09:04
From: Spider Lily
ID: 740346
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning all

Still raining up here..

It’s a cool 19 degrees out on the back deck this morning. Have a private inspection of the house today, return people. Looks like we will be going to auction, no one is game to put an offer in without a price to guide them. Hopefully this family will be the ones :)

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Date: 24/06/2015 08:10:47
From: poikilotherm
ID: 740347
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:


Morning all

Still raining up here..

It’s a cool 19 degrees out on the back deck this morning. Have a private inspection of the house today, return people. Looks like we will be going to auction, no one is game to put an offer in without a price to guide them. Hopefully this family will be the ones :)

Always found it odd when there was no price on a house so would look elsewhere if that was the case, even if it met the ‘criteria’.

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Date: 24/06/2015 08:15:24
From: roughbarked
ID: 740349
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Spider Lily said:

Morning all

Still raining up here..

It’s a cool 19 degrees out on the back deck this morning. Have a private inspection of the house today, return people. Looks like we will be going to auction, no one is game to put an offer in without a price to guide them. Hopefully this family will be the ones :)

Always found it odd when there was no price on a house so would look elsewhere if that was the case, even if it met the ‘criteria’.


Most real estate sites give data about the median prices in any street.

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Date: 24/06/2015 08:17:22
From: poikilotherm
ID: 740350
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


poikilotherm said:

Spider Lily said:

Morning all

Still raining up here..

It’s a cool 19 degrees out on the back deck this morning. Have a private inspection of the house today, return people. Looks like we will be going to auction, no one is game to put an offer in without a price to guide them. Hopefully this family will be the ones :)

Always found it odd when there was no price on a house so would look elsewhere if that was the case, even if it met the ‘criteria’.


Most real estate sites give data about the median prices in any street.

What’s median and what sellers think it’s worth don’t often come close to each other.

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Date: 24/06/2015 08:32:09
From: Spider Lily
ID: 740351
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Spider Lily said:

Morning all

Still raining up here..

It’s a cool 19 degrees out on the back deck this morning. Have a private inspection of the house today, return people. Looks like we will be going to auction, no one is game to put an offer in without a price to guide them. Hopefully this family will be the ones :)

Always found it odd when there was no price on a house so would look elsewhere if that was the case, even if it met the ‘criteria’.

It’s a matter of research.. well for me anyway. But then again a house not far from here that sold for $585K in 2010 went for $731K at auction on Saturday. I would not have said over $700K, mid to high $600s but it apparently went for market price.. Glad it isn’t my mortgage.

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Date: 24/06/2015 08:33:14
From: roughbarked
ID: 740352
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


roughbarked said:

poikilotherm said:

Always found it odd when there was no price on a house so would look elsewhere if that was the case, even if it met the ‘criteria’.


Most real estate sites give data about the median prices in any street.

What’s median and what sellers think it’s worth don’t often come close to each other.

That’s a matter of course, yes.

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Date: 24/06/2015 08:36:54
From: poikilotherm
ID: 740353
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:


poikilotherm said:

Spider Lily said:

Morning all

Still raining up here..

It’s a cool 19 degrees out on the back deck this morning. Have a private inspection of the house today, return people. Looks like we will be going to auction, no one is game to put an offer in without a price to guide them. Hopefully this family will be the ones :)

Always found it odd when there was no price on a house so would look elsewhere if that was the case, even if it met the ‘criteria’.

It’s a matter of research.. well for me anyway. But then again a house not far from here that sold for $585K in 2010 went for $731K at auction on Saturday. I would not have said over $700K, mid to high $600s but it apparently went for market price.. Glad it isn’t my mortgage.

Yea, I just didn’t want to faff around with ‘guessing’ what the buyer wanted and the irritating back n forth with the RE agent. Each to their own though, and I suppose the no price listed plays to the buyer…which is why I wasn’t a fan ;)

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Date: 24/06/2015 09:06:36
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740354
Subject: re: June Chatting

Huge flock of cockatoos wheeling & screeching around here for hours now, noisy little beggars.

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Date: 24/06/2015 09:12:32
From: roughbarked
ID: 740355
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Huge flock of cockatoos wheeling & screeching around here for hours now, noisy little beggars.

They are not actually little. Otherwise yes, I’m glad that I get Major Mitchells instead.

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Date: 24/06/2015 09:58:59
From: Cymek
ID: 740356
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning

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Date: 24/06/2015 10:26:44
From: buffy
ID: 740357
Subject: re: June Chatting

Gak! That was unexpected. This morning I used Explorer to say hello to stumpy, then I went to check bank balances. Then I closed the browser, because I always close the browser after going to the bank. Then Explorer just disappeared off Mr buffy’s computer. He’s had a shuffty around and it looks like Chrome killed Explorer. Lost the bookmarks etc. (But he had a backup copy of most of them). Annoying and unexpected.

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Date: 24/06/2015 10:36:12
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740358
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Gak! That was unexpected. This morning I used Explorer to say hello to stumpy, then I went to check bank balances. Then I closed the browser, because I always close the browser after going to the bank. Then Explorer just disappeared off Mr buffy’s computer. He’s had a shuffty around and it looks like Chrome killed Explorer. Lost the bookmarks etc. (But he had a backup copy of most of them). Annoying and unexpected.

Sounds strange. I’ve got IE and Chrome installed and they never seem to bother each other.

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Date: 24/06/2015 10:42:12
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740359
Subject: re: June Chatting

Brunch: fry-up. 2 eggs, 4 slices mortadella, 1 of the butcher’s chicken burger patties, 1 tomato. Multigrain bread, mustards, spicy red sauce.

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Date: 24/06/2015 10:47:14
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 740360
Subject: re: June Chatting

last day in the nation’s capital today. thoroughly recommend a visit to the AWM.

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Date: 24/06/2015 10:57:00
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740361
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


last day in the nation’s capital today. thoroughly recommend a visit to the AWM.

What’s the security like there?

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Date: 24/06/2015 10:58:39
From: sibeen
ID: 740362
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


last day in the nation’s capital today. thoroughly recommend a visit to the AWM.

The best spot to visit in Canberra by far, except maybe for the Page Tavern which was my old stamping ground.

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Date: 24/06/2015 11:02:54
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 740363
Subject: re: June Chatting

security is tight. but unobtrusive.

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Date: 24/06/2015 11:02:55
From: Cymek
ID: 740364
Subject: re: June Chatting

On this day in 2010 – Julia Gillard assumed office as the first female Prime Minister of Australia

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Date: 24/06/2015 11:04:26
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 740365
Subject: re: June Chatting

after about 15 hours over a few days i think we saw nearly everything. we would have been a lot longer if we had listened to every presentation.

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Date: 24/06/2015 11:12:28
From: kii
ID: 740366
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


last day in the nation’s capital today. thoroughly recommend a visit to the AWM.

My great-uncle “Buck” is listed there. I remember looking for it at the AWM. We camped in some camping ground (Cotter?) and my sister fell in the river and my brother saved her. The dog ate lots of flies and threw up. I think I have a badly focused photo of the dog eating her spew. Memorable holiday.

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Date: 24/06/2015 11:14:19
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 740367
Subject: re: June Chatting

should have mentioned it kii, i would have put a poppy on his memorial for you.

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Date: 24/06/2015 11:18:03
From: kii
ID: 740368
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


should have mentioned it kii, i would have put a poppy on his memorial for you.

Thanks, Boris, he won’t know that I forgot all about him until now ;) His last name should have been Jones, but the Buck part was a nickname, so I have no idea what he is listed under and then Jones…..well, that’s a fairly common name.

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Date: 24/06/2015 11:18:56
From: Speedy
ID: 740369
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


last day in the nation’s capital today. thoroughly recommend a visit to the AWM.

Do they still have the display of items from Hiroshima/Nagasaki? Speedy Jnr visited there with school earlier this year and said he didn’t see it. The most memorable item for me is the lifeboat from HMAS Sydney.

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Date: 24/06/2015 11:19:40
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 740370
Subject: re: June Chatting

just saw a clock from nagasaki.

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Date: 24/06/2015 11:20:18
From: Speedy
ID: 740371
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


The dog ate lots of flies and threw up. I think I have a badly focused photo of the dog eating her spew. Memorable holiday.

Nice memories :)

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Date: 24/06/2015 11:22:55
From: kii
ID: 740372
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


kii said:

The dog ate lots of flies and threw up. I think I have a badly focused photo of the dog eating her spew. Memorable holiday.

Nice memories :)

Actually, the sister who ended up in the river also threw up. In Parliament House (the old one, which was the one still in use). It wasn’t from eating flies and no, I don’t have a photo of her eating her spew.

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Date: 24/06/2015 11:22:56
From: Speedy
ID: 740373
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


just saw a clock from nagasaki.

Scary stuff :(

I will tell Speedy Jnr to pay more attention in future ;)

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Date: 24/06/2015 11:29:06
From: buffy
ID: 740374
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


buffy said:

Gak! That was unexpected. This morning I used Explorer to say hello to stumpy, then I went to check bank balances. Then I closed the browser, because I always close the browser after going to the bank. Then Explorer just disappeared off Mr buffy’s computer. He’s had a shuffty around and it looks like Chrome killed Explorer. Lost the bookmarks etc. (But he had a backup copy of most of them). Annoying and unexpected.

Sounds strange. I’ve got IE and Chrome installed and they never seem to bother each other.

They’ve never had a fight before. Mr buffy found something where Chrome said it had found an outdated version, incompatible, or something and that it had ‘fixed’ the problem.

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Date: 24/06/2015 11:33:39
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 740375
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 24/06/2015 11:33:55
From: kii
ID: 740376
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy – I saw a tragic video earlier of a pug dressed in a dinosaur outfit. I thought of Long.

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Date: 24/06/2015 11:35:53
From: kii
ID: 740377
Subject: re: June Chatting

Here’s a photo because I have no idea where the video is:

It’s just awful what they do to pugs :/

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Date: 24/06/2015 11:35:54
From: buffy
ID: 740378
Subject: re: June Chatting

Quiet here in Casterton today. It’s partly because it is Winter, partly because my patients are, in general, old. And pop off to the next adventure. I’ve just adjusted my visits to every second week from September because although a quiet day is nice, there are plenty of people waiting 6 weeks in Hamilton for an appointment, and I could help them instead of having a slack day here. I’ve been doing two weeks on, one off cycle here for a couple of years. But apparently I’m not needed as much as before. That’s fine. I’m in the process of putting in place my next phase. Another financial year of 4 day weeks, and then change to three day weeks. Lose Tuesdays. One of the reasons for the trip to Melbourne was to discuss practice saleability. SpecSavers and OPSM have changed the industry considerably of recent years. Old fashioned practice is not appealing to people wanting to start their career on $90,000. So if I have nothing to sell, I’ll just ease out over a few years. I’ve put the idea to my receptionist, and discussions with her husband will ensue too, so we all go out gently together.

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Date: 24/06/2015 11:38:06
From: buffy
ID: 740379
Subject: re: June Chatting

Looks like him too. He does have a red satin dragon coat though. He hasn’t worn it in public yet.
Buschka is enjoying wearing a windcheater coat this Winter, but she is an Old Lady and it helps her to stay warm. Mostly we don’t coat our dogs. We do have a drizabone coat for Buschka, and an old one that was Digby’s. Practicality counts at our place.

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Date: 24/06/2015 11:41:10
From: kii
ID: 740380
Subject: re: June Chatting

I have been thinking of getting Daisy some booties for walkies. Lots of goat head stickers around here. I think she’d hate them, but they would help her.

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Date: 24/06/2015 11:44:04
From: buffy
ID: 740381
Subject: re: June Chatting

I don’t have a photo of Long in his coat. It doesn’t make him look like a dragon, it’s a standard dog coat, made in red Chinese satin with dragons on it. It was leftover material from my jacket. I did put a small mandarin collar on his coat. I’ve not yet been game to go walking him with his coat on and my jacket on me. It’s a bit twee to do that sort of thing.

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Date: 24/06/2015 11:46:15
From: kii
ID: 740382
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

I don’t have a photo of Long in his coat. It doesn’t make him look like a dragon, it’s a standard dog coat, made in red Chinese satin with dragons on it. It was leftover material from my jacket. I did put a small mandarin collar on his coat. I’ve not yet been game to go walking him with his coat on and my jacket on me. It’s a bit twee to do that sort of thing.

We’ll need photos if you do…..of people’s faces as you stroll past them :P

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Date: 24/06/2015 11:46:41
From: buffy
ID: 740383
Subject: re: June Chatting

My coat:

 photo RedDragonCoat1 May15_zpskvfmorto.jpg

Long’s is smaller, obviously

I should get organized to go and get some lunch from the bakery.

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Date: 24/06/2015 11:46:54
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 740384
Subject: re: June Chatting

you could just dress up and take a photo for our enjoyment. promise not to share it all over the internet.

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Date: 24/06/2015 11:54:20
From: kii
ID: 740385
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


you could just dress up and take a photo for our enjoyment. promise not to share it all over the internet.

I second that suggestion!

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Date: 24/06/2015 12:39:57
From: buffy
ID: 740387
Subject: re: June Chatting

hah! I don’t like my photo being taken. You’ll not steal my soul that way…

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Date: 24/06/2015 12:46:58
From: buffy
ID: 740388
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m going up to the front of the practice to wait for Alf. He has the 1.00pm appointment with me today. Then I’ll do some journal reading. You might see me here during the afternoon. I also have a 3.30pm appointment today. It’s a bit slack.

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Date: 24/06/2015 13:32:19
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 740389
Subject: re: June Chatting

Holy Cow!!! Xander’s first whole sentence was “daddy car why?” I knew he was trying to figure out difficult questions first. His mother seems to be relenting and seeking a healthy agreement. YAAAAAAY!!!!!!

:D

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Date: 24/06/2015 13:38:45
From: Speedy
ID: 740390
Subject: re: June Chatting

Postpocelipse said:


Holy Cow!!! Xander’s first whole sentence was “daddy car why?” I knew he was trying to figure out difficult questions first. His mother seems to be relenting and seeking a healthy agreement. YAAAAAAY!!!!!!

:D

That’s fantastic :)

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:10:24
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 740391
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Postpocelipse said:

Holy Cow!!! Xander’s first whole sentence was “daddy car why?” I knew he was trying to figure out difficult questions first. His mother seems to be relenting and seeking a healthy agreement. YAAAAAAY!!!!!!

:D

That’s fantastic :)

Bloody friggin stupendous!!!

:D

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:10:54
From: dv
ID: 740392
Subject: re: June Chatting

One thing that has always bugged me is “greeters” on forums. ie people whose first post is just “hello”. They’re internetting wrong.

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:12:59
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 740393
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


One thing that has always bugged me is “greeters” on forums. ie people whose first post is just “hello”. They’re internetting wrong.

It’s uncouth I say!!! ;)

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:13:50
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 740394
Subject: re: June Chatting

Are these accurate facts???

from

June 23, 2015 – Here are the facts:

Sun: Since 1901, the overall magnetic field of the Sun has become 230 percent stronger than it was before.

Moon: Earth’s moon is growing an atmosphere . Around the moon, there is this 6,000- kilometre- deep layer of Natrium that wasn’t there before.

Mercury: Unexpected polar ice discovered, along with a surprisingly strong intrinsic magnetic field.

Venus: 2500% increase in auroral brightness, and substantive global atmospheric changes in less than 40 years.

Mars: “Global Warming,” huge storms, disappearance of polar icecaps.

Jupiter: Over 200% increase in brightness of surrounding plasma clouds.(Huge belts in the giant planet’s atmosphere have changed color, radiation hotspots have faded and flared up again, and cloud levels have thickened and dissolved, all while space rocks have been hurtling into it the gas giant.)

Saturn: Major decrease in equatorial jet stream velocities in only ~30 years, accompanied by surprising surge of X-rays from equator.

Uranus: Big changes in brightness, increased global cloud activity (This planet used to have a very calm atmosphere. )

Neptune: 40% increase in atmospheric brightness.

Pluto: 300% increase in atmospheric pressure, even as Pluto recedes farther from the Sun.

Earth: Substantial and obvious world-wide weather and geophysical changes.

Earth’s Axis has changed.Here is a clock face showing how the sun looked in 2013 from the mid US on June 21st. The magenta dots are where the sun should have been rising and setting if our axis was normal like it was 30 years ago.

The glowing plasma at the leading edge of our Solar System has recently increased 1000 percent.

Massless, non-electromagnetic aether “Hyperdimensional wave energy” from more complex, higher dimensions, Planet X or “just” the sun?

What do you think?

Read more: http://www.disclose.tv/news/something_is_affecting_the_entire_solar_system/119551#ixzz3dww1KlKU

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:19:38
From: Dropbear
ID: 740395
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hi

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:23:00
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 740396
Subject: re: June Chatting

geez droppy can you even internet?

oh, and hi back.

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:23:28
From: buffy
ID: 740397
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hello.

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:24:00
From: buffy
ID: 740398
Subject: re: June Chatting

And I’m not even really here.

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:24:10
From: dv
ID: 740399
Subject: re: June Chatting

Postpocelipse said:


Are these accurate facts???

June 23, 2015 – Here are the facts:

“Sun: Since 1901, the overall magnetic field of the Sun has become 230 percent stronger than it was before.”

No.

“Moon: Earth’s moon is growing an atmosphere . Around the moon, there is this 6,000- kilometre- deep layer of Natrium that wasn’t there before.”

No.

“Mercury: Unexpected polar ice discovered, along with a surprisingly strong intrinsic magnetic field.”

The polar ice was not really unexpected. It is true that the magnetic field was stronger than expected.

“Venus: 2500% increase in auroral brightness, and substantive global atmospheric changes in less than 40 years.”

Nope.

“Mars: “Global Warming,” huge storms, disappearance of polar icecaps.”

Huge storms are same old same old. There’s been a cyclic change in polar cap size since the invention of the telescope.

“Jupiter: Over 200% increase in brightness of surrounding plasma clouds.(Huge belts in the giant planet’s atmosphere have changed color, radiation hotspots have faded and flared up again, and cloud levels have thickened and dissolved, all while space rocks have been hurtling into it the gas giant.)”

No.

“Saturn: Major decrease in equatorial jet stream velocities in only ~30 years, accompanied by surprising surge of X-rays from equator.”

Significant, not major.

“Uranus: Big changes in brightness, increased global cloud activity (This planet used to have a very calm atmosphere. )”

No.

“Neptune: 40% increase in atmospheric brightness.”

No.

“Pluto: 300% increase in atmospheric pressure, even as Pluto recedes farther from the Sun.”

Fuck no.

“Earth: Substantial and obvious world-wide weather and geophysical changes.”

Significant changes.

“Earth’s Axis has changed.”

Nope.

“The glowing plasma at the leading edge of our Solar System has recently increased 1000 percent.”

no.

“Massless, non-electromagnetic aether “Hyperdimensional wave energy” from more complex, higher dimensions, Planet X or “just” the sun?”

What?

Read more: http://www.disclose.tv/news/something_is_affecting_the_entire_solar_system/119551#ixzz3dww1KlKU

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:24:50
From: dv
ID: 740401
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Hi

This isn’t ICQ.

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:24:54
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 740402
Subject: re: June Chatting

just a look at disclose tv’s website should start alarm bells ringing.

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:25:02
From: kii
ID: 740403
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hello.

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:25:57
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740404
Subject: re: June Chatting

Guten Tag meine Freunde.

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:25:59
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 740405
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Postpocelipse said:

Are these accurate facts???

June 23, 2015 – Here are the facts:

“Sun: Since 1901, the overall magnetic field of the Sun has become 230 percent stronger than it was before.”

No.

“Moon: Earth’s moon is growing an atmosphere . Around the moon, there is this 6,000- kilometre- deep layer of Natrium that wasn’t there before.”

No.

“Mercury: Unexpected polar ice discovered, along with a surprisingly strong intrinsic magnetic field.”

The polar ice was not really unexpected. It is true that the magnetic field was stronger than expected.

“Venus: 2500% increase in auroral brightness, and substantive global atmospheric changes in less than 40 years.”

Nope.

“Mars: “Global Warming,” huge storms, disappearance of polar icecaps.”

Huge storms are same old same old. There’s been a cyclic change in polar cap size since the invention of the telescope.

“Jupiter: Over 200% increase in brightness of surrounding plasma clouds.(Huge belts in the giant planet’s atmosphere have changed color, radiation hotspots have faded and flared up again, and cloud levels have thickened and dissolved, all while space rocks have been hurtling into it the gas giant.)”

No.

“Saturn: Major decrease in equatorial jet stream velocities in only ~30 years, accompanied by surprising surge of X-rays from equator.”

Significant, not major.

“Uranus: Big changes in brightness, increased global cloud activity (This planet used to have a very calm atmosphere. )”

No.

“Neptune: 40% increase in atmospheric brightness.”

No.

“Pluto: 300% increase in atmospheric pressure, even as Pluto recedes farther from the Sun.”

Fuck no.

“Earth: Substantial and obvious world-wide weather and geophysical changes.”

Significant changes.

“Earth’s Axis has changed.”

Nope.

“The glowing plasma at the leading edge of our Solar System has recently increased 1000 percent.”

no.

“Massless, non-electromagnetic aether “Hyperdimensional wave energy” from more complex, higher dimensions, Planet X or “just” the sun?”

What?

Read more: http://www.disclose.tv/news/something_is_affecting_the_entire_solar_system/119551#ixzz3dww1KlKU

More people who enjoy the sound of their own voice I take it.

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:26:40
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740406
Subject: re: June Chatting

Actually I agree, it makes much more sense to just log in and tell everyone what you’re eating.

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:27:00
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 740407
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


just a look at disclose tv’s website should start alarm bells ringing.

Of course. I was just interested to find out if the claims had ANY basis at all or if they were simply invented.

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:28:16
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 740410
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Actually I agree, it makes much more sense to just log in and tell everyone what you’re eating.

That is a more familiar approach. People saying ‘hi’ makes me feel like I’m ignoring proper ettiquette.

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:29:06
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 740411
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Guten Tag meine Freunde.

No-one who speaks German could be an evil man.

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:29:14
From: kii
ID: 740412
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Guten Tag meine Freunde.

Bonjour, mon amis.

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:29:52
From: dv
ID: 740414
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Guten Tag meine Freunde.

German with a German with Flula

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:31:35
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740416
Subject: re: June Chatting

Postpocelipse said:


Bubblecar said:

Actually I agree, it makes much more sense to just log in and tell everyone what you’re eating.

That is a more familiar approach. People saying ‘hi’ makes me feel like I’m ignoring proper ettiquette.

Chat is open for anyone to drop in 24/7, so there’s no need to knock. Which is what a greeting seems like unless it’s just the opening statement in a chat post with other content, as per buffy’s custom.

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:32:44
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 740417
Subject: re: June Chatting

i think we should ban it.

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:33:50
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 740418
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Bubblecar said:

Guten Tag meine Freunde.

German with a German with Flula

Arschegeigeh? Awesome!

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:34:16
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740419
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Bubblecar said:

Guten Tag meine Freunde.

German with a German with Flula

Arschgeige!

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:34:24
From: kii
ID: 740420
Subject: re: June Chatting

‘Ello, ‘ello, ‘ello….

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:34:44
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 740421
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Postpocelipse said:

Bubblecar said:

Actually I agree, it makes much more sense to just log in and tell everyone what you’re eating.

That is a more familiar approach. People saying ‘hi’ makes me feel like I’m ignoring proper ettiquette.

Chat is open for anyone to drop in 24/7, so there’s no need to knock. Which is what a greeting seems like unless it’s just the opening statement in a chat post with other content, as per buffy’s custom.

Probably indicates a degree of autism if someone knocking makes you feel like your exam is being rudely interrupted…..

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:34:55
From: dv
ID: 740422
Subject: re: June Chatting

I think I should invest in an Arschegeige counter.

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:35:07
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740423
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


i think we should ban it.

We should strip it of Australian citizenship.

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:35:57
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 740424
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


‘Ello, ‘ello, ‘ello….

piss off Bobby!! We’ve broken no laws and your spinning truncheon is knocking peoples drinks over!!!!!

:p

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:36:29
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 740425
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


I think I should invest in an Arschegeige counter.

Certainly.

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:38:16
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 740426
Subject: re: June Chatting

What The!!!

Google’s AI Can Dream, and Here’s What it Looks Like

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:38:38
From: kii
ID: 740427
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


ChrispenEvan said:

i think we should ban it.

We should strip it of Australian citizenship.

Put a hoodie on it and accuse of being a terrorist or a black kid.

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:40:41
From: kii
ID: 740428
Subject: re: June Chatting

Postpocelipse said:


kii said:

‘Ello, ‘ello, ‘ello….

piss off Bobby!! We’ve broken no laws and your spinning truncheon is knocking peoples drinks over!!!!!

:p

I’m not allowed to piss off.

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:42:42
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 740429
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Postpocelipse said:

kii said:

‘Ello, ‘ello, ‘ello….

piss off Bobby!! We’ve broken no laws and your spinning truncheon is knocking peoples drinks over!!!!!

:p

I’m not allowed to piss off.

is it a court order?

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:50:41
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740431
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hmm, by the same token, Catholics should butt out because gay-friendly businesses employ them and supply them with products. And I’m sure a hefty % of nominal Catholics actually support marriage equality:

Sydney’s top Catholics fired a warning shot at businesses supporting marriage equality, telling them to butt out

The Catholic Church has tackled Australian businesses backing marriage equality, telling them to stay out of the debate because Catholics work for them and buy their products.

http://www.businessinsider.com.au/sydneys-top-catholics-have-fired-a-warning-shot-at-businesses-supporting-marriage-equality-telling-them-to-butt-out-2015-6

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:52:42
From: sibeen
ID: 740433
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


And I’m sure a hefty % of nominal Catholics actually support marriage equality:

No, no, no, that can’t be right. Just look at the recent referendum in Ireland!

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Date: 24/06/2015 14:57:34
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740434
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Bubblecar said:

And I’m sure a hefty % of nominal Catholics actually support marriage equality:

No, no, no, that can’t be right. Just look at the recent referendum in Ireland!

Embarrassment for the Church, what embarrassment for the Church?

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Date: 24/06/2015 15:29:26
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740435
Subject: re: June Chatting

Zachy Mallah gets 7 pages in the guardian, seems he is a new advocate for free speech. I cannot help thinking that if Jeremy Clarkson had said australian Muslims would be justified in joining ISIL it would run to more pages and the readers certainly wouldn’t be describing him as just exercising free speech.

Funny old thing being a Guardian correspondent and trying to keep it all straight.

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Date: 24/06/2015 15:34:41
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 740436
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.theage.com.au/comment/abc-seems-to-be-cowering-in-silence-over-qa-program-fallout-20150624-ghw8hs.html

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Date: 24/06/2015 16:50:47
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740439
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 24/06/2015 17:09:00
From: Speedy
ID: 740443
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hello

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Date: 24/06/2015 17:11:43
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740444
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Hello

More to the point, what’s for dinner?

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Date: 24/06/2015 17:16:54
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740445
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Speedy said:

Hello

More to the point, what’s for dinner?

SAVOURY TOAST HERE

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Date: 24/06/2015 17:17:35
From: poikilotherm
ID: 740446
Subject: re: June Chatting

hi

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Date: 24/06/2015 17:19:09
From: sibeen
ID: 740447
Subject: re: June Chatting

Steak + veg on the menu this evening.

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Date: 24/06/2015 17:20:04
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 740448
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Speedy said:

Hello

More to the point, what’s for dinner?

When ever I asked my Mum this question as a kid, she would always say “Fried frizzles”

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Date: 24/06/2015 17:22:20
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740449
Subject: re: June Chatting

bob(from black rock) said:


Bubblecar said:

Speedy said:

Hello

More to the point, what’s for dinner?

When ever I asked my Mum this question as a kid, she would always say “Fried frizzles”

Bread and duck under the table…

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Date: 24/06/2015 17:25:37
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 740450
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


bob(from black rock) said:

Bubblecar said:

More to the point, what’s for dinner?

When ever I asked my Mum this question as a kid, she would always say “Fried frizzles”

Bread and duck under the table…

Yeah that was another Aussie favourite.

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Date: 24/06/2015 17:27:01
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740451
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Speedy said:

Hello

More to the point, what’s for dinner?

Dominos, after much palava. I had to pick up my car from the mechanics so I thought I would get a pizza. I don’t normally bother as it only opens after four and by then I am usully past two stubbies so no driving. I order a large godfather with extra pineapple and anchovies. No problem. I am sitting down and watching the lass make it and it is small so I ask if that was the large (as I like to freeze some) she said it was the only size they had. That’s cool so I sit down again. Then I notice a special, two pizzas plus garlic bread and coke for 23 bucks pick up. I call the lass over and say I would like to change my order to the combo and order an ameriaine as well, she says that will be 18 dollars, I say how can that be, it can only be an extra eight dollars and she says she can’t applynthe combo deal as it is already in the system, so this a seperate order, I say fine, treat it as an extra order but it should only cost an extra eight dollars, but the till menu system would not allow that and it wouldn’t balance at the end of the shift. It took a managers intervention with a secret code to secret sub menus on the till.

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Date: 24/06/2015 17:28:36
From: poikilotherm
ID: 740452
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Bubblecar said:

Speedy said:

Hello

More to the point, what’s for dinner?

Dominos, after much palava. I had to pick up my car from the mechanics so I thought I would get a pizza. I don’t normally bother as it only opens after four and by then I am usully past two stubbies so no driving. I order a large godfather with extra pineapple and anchovies. No problem. I am sitting down and watching the lass make it and it is small so I ask if that was the large (as I like to freeze some) she said it was the only size they had. That’s cool so I sit down again. Then I notice a special, two pizzas plus garlic bread and coke for 23 bucks pick up. I call the lass over and say I would like to change my order to the combo and order an ameriaine as well, she says that will be 18 dollars, I say how can that be, it can only be an extra eight dollars and she says she can’t applynthe combo deal as it is already in the system, so this a seperate order, I say fine, treat it as an extra order but it should only cost an extra eight dollars, but the till menu system would not allow that and it wouldn’t balance at the end of the shift. It took a managers intervention with a secret code to secret sub menus on the till.

Can’t trust the minions.

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Date: 24/06/2015 17:29:17
From: poikilotherm
ID: 740453
Subject: re: June Chatting

Chicken n potatoes + some green things SWMBO says I need to eat on occasion…

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Date: 24/06/2015 17:31:24
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 740454
Subject: re: June Chatting

bob(from black rock) said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

bob(from black rock) said:

When ever I asked my Mum this question as a kid, she would always say “Fried frizzles”

Bread and duck under the table…

Yeah that was another Aussie favourite.

Furr burgers, and hair pies also were popular, along with snotblocks.

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Date: 24/06/2015 17:35:41
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 740455
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Bubblecar said:

Speedy said:

Hello

More to the point, what’s for dinner?

Dominos, after much palava. I had to pick up my car from the mechanics so I thought I would get a pizza. I don’t normally bother as it only opens after four and by then I am usully past two stubbies so no driving. I order a large godfather with extra pineapple and anchovies. No problem. I am sitting down and watching the lass make it and it is small so I ask if that was the large (as I like to freeze some) she said it was the only size they had. That’s cool so I sit down again. Then I notice a special, two pizzas plus garlic bread and coke for 23 bucks pick up. I call the lass over and say I would like to change my order to the combo and order an ameriaine as well, she says that will be 18 dollars, I say how can that be, it can only be an extra eight dollars and she says she can’t applynthe combo deal as it is already in the system, so this a seperate order, I say fine, treat it as an extra order but it should only cost an extra eight dollars, but the till menu system would not allow that and it wouldn’t balance at the end of the shift. It took a managers intervention with a secret code to secret sub menus on the till.

Managers are suss characters I know that………

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Date: 24/06/2015 17:36:51
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 740456
Subject: re: June Chatting

bob(from black rock) said:


bob(from black rock) said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

Bread and duck under the table…

Yeah that was another Aussie favourite.

Furr burgers, and hair pies also were popular, along with snotblocks.

Snotblock? That isn’t a meal it’s a kung-fu move. The one where you block a kick with your nose……….

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Date: 24/06/2015 17:37:55
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740457
Subject: re: June Chatting

Postpocelipse said:


bob(from black rock) said:

bob(from black rock) said:

Yeah that was another Aussie favourite.

Furr burgers, and hair pies also were popular, along with snotblocks.

Snotblock? That isn’t a meal it’s a kung-fu move. The one where you block a kick with your nose……….

Snotblock is a vanilla slice.

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Date: 24/06/2015 17:39:28
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 740458
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Postpocelipse said:

bob(from black rock) said:

Furr burgers, and hair pies also were popular, along with snotblocks.

Snotblock? That isn’t a meal it’s a kung-fu move. The one where you block a kick with your nose……….

Snotblock is a vanilla slice.

Totally useless for blocking kicks……

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Date: 24/06/2015 17:40:02
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 740459
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Postpocelipse said:

bob(from black rock) said:

Furr burgers, and hair pies also were popular, along with snotblocks.

Snotblock? That isn’t a meal it’s a kung-fu move. The one where you block a kick with your nose……….

Snotblock is a vanilla slice.

Yeah that’s what I thort it was too.

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Date: 24/06/2015 17:43:36
From: transition
ID: 740460
Subject: re: June Chatting

walked down deli got $7:50 hot chips, ate most them grabbed frozen pizza too chucked in fridge for tomorrow

oh jesus dear God I could kill for a smoke, but coffee’ll do

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Date: 24/06/2015 17:43:51
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 740461
Subject: re: June Chatting

bob(from black rock) said:


bob(from black rock) said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

Bread and duck under the table…

Yeah that was another Aussie favourite.

Furr burgers, and hair pies also were popular, along with snotblocks.

And cum crumbs and curly hairs.

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Date: 24/06/2015 17:49:54
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 740462
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


walked down deli got $7:50 hot chips, ate most them grabbed frozen pizza too chucked in fridge for tomorrow

oh jesus dear God I could kill for a smoke, but coffee’ll do

Keep trying, tobacco is fuckin evil, I have given up alcohol tobacco sex and wanking (well the wanking is still a work in progress.

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Date: 24/06/2015 17:51:35
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 740463
Subject: re: June Chatting

bob(from black rock) said:


transition said:

walked down deli got $7:50 hot chips, ate most them grabbed frozen pizza too chucked in fridge for tomorrow

oh jesus dear God I could kill for a smoke, but coffee’ll do

Keep trying, tobacco is fuckin evil, I have given up alcohol tobacco sex and wanking (well the wanking is still a work in progress.

So your ugly and banned from the pub???

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Date: 24/06/2015 17:54:00
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 740464
Subject: re: June Chatting

Postpocelipse said:


bob(from black rock) said:

transition said:

walked down deli got $7:50 hot chips, ate most them grabbed frozen pizza too chucked in fridge for tomorrow

oh jesus dear God I could kill for a smoke, but coffee’ll do

Keep trying, tobacco is fuckin evil, I have given up alcohol tobacco sex and wanking (well the wanking is still a work in progress.

So your ugly and banned from the pub???

Yeah, but I put that down to the fact that I don’t barrack for Collingwood.

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Date: 24/06/2015 17:55:41
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 740465
Subject: re: June Chatting

bob(from black rock) said:


Postpocelipse said:

bob(from black rock) said:

Keep trying, tobacco is fuckin evil, I have given up alcohol tobacco sex and wanking (well the wanking is still a work in progress.

So your ugly and banned from the pub???

Yeah, but I put that down to the fact that I don’t barrack for Collingwood.

Those Geelong supporters crack mirrors……….

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Date: 24/06/2015 17:58:41
From: transition
ID: 740466
Subject: re: June Chatting

listenin’….

#Son House – The Original Delta Blues(full album)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Son_House

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Date: 24/06/2015 17:58:42
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 740467
Subject: re: June Chatting

Postpocelipse said:


bob(from black rock) said:

Postpocelipse said:

So your ugly and banned from the pub???

Yeah, but I put that down to the fact that I don’t barrack for Collingwood.

Those Geelong supporters crack mirrors……….

Glad I’m a St Kilda supporter.

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Date: 24/06/2015 18:11:00
From: sibeen
ID: 740468
Subject: re: June Chatting

HMAS Newcastle seizes $520 million of heroin from boat off east African coast

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-24/hmas-newcastle-navy-seizes-520-million-worth-of-heroin/6570290

WooHoo, we’re making a profit on this excursion.

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Date: 24/06/2015 18:18:03
From: Dropbear
ID: 740470
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


HMAS Newcastle seizes $520 million of heroin from boat off east African coast

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-24/hmas-newcastle-navy-seizes-520-million-worth-of-heroin/6570290

WooHoo, we’re making a profit on this excursion.

Big party on the Newcastle tonight

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Date: 24/06/2015 18:19:46
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740471
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


sibeen said:

HMAS Newcastle seizes $520 million of heroin from boat off east African coast

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-24/hmas-newcastle-navy-seizes-520-million-worth-of-heroin/6570290

WooHoo, we’re making a profit on this excursion.

Big party on the Newcastle tonight

good thing it wasn’t cocaine…

I reckon it would be damn hard to source supermodels in africa…

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Date: 24/06/2015 19:33:05
From: transition
ID: 740472
Subject: re: June Chatting

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wood_gas

Efficiency of the gasifier system is relatively high. The gasification stage converts about 75% of fuel energy content into a combustible gas that can be used as a fuel for internal combustion engines. Based on long-term practical experiments and over 100,000 km drive with a wood gas-powered car, the energy consumption has been 1.54 times higher compared to the energy demand of the same car on petrol (not including the energy needed to extract, transport and refine the oil from which petrol is derived, and not including the energy to harvest, process, and transport the wood to feed the gasifier). This means that 1000 kg of wood combustible matter has been found to substitute 365 litres of petrol during real transportation in similar driving conditions and with the same otherwise unmodified vehicle. This can be considered to be a good result, because no other refining of the fuel is required. This study also considers all possible losses of the wood gas system, like preheating of the system and carrying of the extra weight of the gas-generating system. In power generation reported demand of fuel is 1.1 kg wood combustible matter / kWh electricity.

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Date: 24/06/2015 19:55:16
From: monkey skipper
ID: 740474
Subject: re: June Chatting

evening

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Date: 24/06/2015 20:00:11
From: sibeen
ID: 740476
Subject: re: June Chatting

BURP

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Date: 24/06/2015 20:04:00
From: monkey skipper
ID: 740478
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


BURP

A step up from flatulence!

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Date: 24/06/2015 20:13:46
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 740480
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:


sibeen said:

BURP

A step up from flatulence!

It’s just not fair. SWMBO won’t let him burp in the house so instead he inflicts it upon us.

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Date: 24/06/2015 20:14:38
From: pommiejohn
ID: 740481
Subject: re: June Chatting

Evenin’ all.

Lord preserve me from computer illiterate clients. Sent them a dozen hi res images via dropbox ( cloud storage), they’ve looked at them, approved them and then asked me to put them on a USB and drive it over to them tomorrow. Sigh… put them on a stick yourself!

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Date: 24/06/2015 20:16:24
From: sibeen
ID: 740482
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


monkey skipper said:

sibeen said:

BURP

A step up from flatulence!

It’s just not fair. SWMBO won’t let him burp in the house so instead he inflicts it upon us.

I’m out in the office, where the dog and I can do whatever we want.

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Date: 24/06/2015 20:16:48
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 740483
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


Evenin’ all.

Lord preserve me from computer illiterate clients. Sent them a dozen hi res images via dropbox ( cloud storage), they’ve looked at them, approved them and then asked me to put them on a USB and drive it over to them tomorrow. Sigh… put them on a stick yourself!

Did you double the quote?

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Date: 24/06/2015 20:18:12
From: pommiejohn
ID: 740484
Subject: re: June Chatting

Postpocelipse said:


pommiejohn said:

Evenin’ all.

Lord preserve me from computer illiterate clients. Sent them a dozen hi res images via dropbox ( cloud storage), they’ve looked at them, approved them and then asked me to put them on a USB and drive it over to them tomorrow. Sigh… put them on a stick yourself!

Did you double the quote?

They will be mortally offended if I charge them for my time driving over ( 45min each way).

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Date: 24/06/2015 20:18:17
From: monkey skipper
ID: 740485
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

monkey skipper said:

A step up from flatulence!

It’s just not fair. SWMBO won’t let him burp in the house so instead he inflicts it upon us.

I’m out in the office, where the dog and I can do whatever we want.

The sanctum!

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Date: 24/06/2015 20:19:35
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 740486
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


Postpocelipse said:

pommiejohn said:

Evenin’ all.

Lord preserve me from computer illiterate clients. Sent them a dozen hi res images via dropbox ( cloud storage), they’ve looked at them, approved them and then asked me to put them on a USB and drive it over to them tomorrow. Sigh… put them on a stick yourself!

Did you double the quote?

They will be mortally offended if I charge them for my time driving over ( 45min each way).

The extra quote might help them figure out they can do it themselves.

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Date: 24/06/2015 20:20:12
From: pommiejohn
ID: 740487
Subject: re: June Chatting

Postpocelipse said:

The extra quote might help them figure out they can do it themselves.

Good point.

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Date: 24/06/2015 20:26:43
From: monkey skipper
ID: 740489
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


Postpocelipse said:

The extra quote might help them figure out they can do it themselves.

Good point.

Are they a new client?

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Date: 24/06/2015 20:27:01
From: Speedy
ID: 740490
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dinner was roast chicken and pumpkin, potatoes, parsnip, carrot and onions. Little Speedy ate all the onions and is now suffering stomach cramps.

We had a drama before dinner.

Mr Speedy was on a Skype call to an overseas customer. There were three of them and they were discussing details of a particular job.

Whenever Mr Speedy is on a Skype or phonecall to a customer, the boys know that they need to keep the noise down. This is something we are quite strict about, unless it is a weekend or we are away on holidays. As is often the case, Little Speedy was stirring. This time, he threw some of his newly-used tissues at Speedy Jnr, who was busy fixing some electronic stuff on the floor in his room. When he realised what had happened, SJ got up, threw the tissues back at LS and bellowed at the top of his lungs, “YOU’RE A LITTLE BASTARD, LS!”

Now this was quite clear to the customers on the call. In fact, one of them asked, “Is someone there complaining about your work, Mr Speedy?”

In the last fortnight this yelling of SJ’s has been escalating and seems out of control :( He is growing up and there has been a definite change in his attitude.

Anyhow, after things settled down a little, we had a “meeting” where we talked about how the behaviour of both the boys is having an impact on us all. After some persuading, they eventually shook hands and agreed to change a couple of specific behaviours to try to mend their relationship.

SJ: stop hating for the things that happened in the past and start afresh (he found this almost impossible to agree to) :/
LS: stop stirring and nitpicking

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Date: 24/06/2015 20:27:21
From: Speedy
ID: 740491
Subject: re: June Chatting

Oh, and hello :)

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Date: 24/06/2015 20:27:52
From: pommiejohn
ID: 740492
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:


pommiejohn said:

Postpocelipse said:

The extra quote might help them figure out they can do it themselves.

Good point.

Are they a new client?

No, I’ve worked for them a few times. They are just completely unable to drive a computer. Not great for a marketing manager :)

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Date: 24/06/2015 20:28:41
From: monkey skipper
ID: 740493
Subject: re: June Chatting

Courier drop off?

In the future quoting that option may remove any confusion and ensure you are covered for the travel , materials (USB stick) etc. and still maintaining a high level of customer service and satisfaction?

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Date: 24/06/2015 20:29:40
From: Speedy
ID: 740494
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


Evenin’ all.

Lord preserve me from computer illiterate clients. Sent them a dozen hi res images via dropbox ( cloud storage), they’ve looked at them, approved them and then asked me to put them on a USB and drive it over to them tomorrow. Sigh… put them on a stick yourself!

Some people are stoopid, but at least your customers actually found their data on Dropbox to begin with >:(

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Date: 24/06/2015 20:29:40
From: pommiejohn
ID: 740495
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:


Courier drop off?

In the future quoting that option may remove any confusion and ensure you are covered for the travel , materials (USB stick) etc. and still maintaining a high level of customer service and satisfaction?

I’m leaning toward telling them to learn to use an feffing computer :)

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Date: 24/06/2015 20:30:27
From: pommiejohn
ID: 740496
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:

Some people are stoopid, but at least your customers actually found their data on Dropbox to begin with >:(

:)

That’s a commendably positive attitude.

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Date: 24/06/2015 20:31:18
From: pommiejohn
ID: 740497
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’ve sent them an e mail explaining how to do it themselves and hinting that I’m really busy and they might not get it if they don’t do it themselves.

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Date: 24/06/2015 20:32:02
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 740498
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


I’ve sent them an e mail explaining how to do it themselves and hinting that I’m really busy and they might not get it if they don’t do it themselves.

Well done.

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Date: 24/06/2015 20:32:10
From: Speedy
ID: 740499
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


Speedy said:

Some people are stoopid, but at least your customers actually found their data on Dropbox to begin with >:(

:)

That’s a commendably positive attitude.

Actually, if you do drive over there, you can show them how to use Skype and Team Viewer to ensure this doesn’t happen again.

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Date: 24/06/2015 20:33:20
From: sibeen
ID: 740500
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:

They are just completely unable to drive a computer. Not great for a marketing manager :)

I’m not sure you completely understand what a marketing manager actually does.

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Date: 24/06/2015 20:50:03
From: dv
ID: 740501
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


pommiejohn said:

They are just completely unable to drive a computer. Not great for a marketing manager :)

I’m not sure you completely understand what a marketing manager actually does.

Nor am I

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Date: 24/06/2015 20:50:08
From: monkey skipper
ID: 740502
Subject: re: June Chatting

I would like to watch the new “Teddy” film.

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Date: 24/06/2015 20:50:44
From: Rule 303
ID: 740503
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:

Anyhow, after things settled down a little, we had a “meeting” where we talked about how the behaviour of both the boys is having an impact on us all….

Please don’t take this as a criticism, but I don’t reckon a child’s brain is up to this level of control yet. There are executive functions that deal with consequences that simply don’t develop until later (if ever). It’s a mistake to expect small children to be quiet during anything but very short phone calls, IME.

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Date: 24/06/2015 20:51:40
From: dv
ID: 740504
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:


I would like to watch the new “Teddy” film.

Did you mean Ted?

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Date: 24/06/2015 20:51:43
From: pommiejohn
ID: 740505
Subject: re: June Chatting

Just in case you haven’t seen this featuring marketing people

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKorP55Aqvg

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Date: 24/06/2015 20:52:02
From: dv
ID: 740506
Subject: re: June Chatting

Made pizza tonight for the first time in ages.

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Date: 24/06/2015 20:52:33
From: monkey skipper
ID: 740507
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


monkey skipper said:

I would like to watch the new “Teddy” film.

Did you mean Ted?

I meant Ted (I guess). Is the new film titled as such?

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Date: 24/06/2015 20:55:03
From: monkey skipper
ID: 740508
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ted2 apparently…

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Date: 24/06/2015 20:56:07
From: dv
ID: 740509
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:


dv said:

monkey skipper said:

I would like to watch the new “Teddy” film.

Did you mean Ted?

I meant Ted (I guess). Is the new film titled as such?

Ted 2

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Date: 24/06/2015 20:56:28
From: monkey skipper
ID: 740510
Subject: re: June Chatting

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3AVcCggRnU

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:00:44
From: Rule 303
ID: 740511
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy, if you’re interested to know where I’m getting my information (about developing brains), there’s some here and more specific about pre-frontal Cortex here

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:03:18
From: monkey skipper
ID: 740512
Subject: re: June Chatting

I enjoyed the first film. Sometimes that level of comedy doesn’t extend well enough to the next instalment but hopefully will do.

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:05:28
From: party_pants
ID: 740513
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


I’ve sent them an e mail explaining how to do it themselves and hinting that I’m really busy and they might not get it if they don’t do it themselves.

I hope they own a USB stick

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:06:11
From: monkey skipper
ID: 740514
Subject: re: June Chatting

and…hopefully will manage to see Robin Williams last film as well.

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:06:23
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740515
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:

I enjoyed the first film. Sometimes that level of comedy doesn’t extend well enough to the next instalment but hopefully will do.

I didn’t like it that much. It was a skit that went too long, a living teddy is ok for a quick laugh but it turned into a buddy movie and you sort of forgot the buddy was a teddy and it got lame. For me.

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:07:07
From: monkey skipper
ID: 740516
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


monkey skipper said:

I enjoyed the first film. Sometimes that level of comedy doesn’t extend well enough to the next instalment but hopefully will do.

I didn’t like it that much. It was a skit that went too long, a living teddy is ok for a quick laugh but it turned into a buddy movie and you sort of forgot the buddy was a teddy and it got lame. For me.

I can see how that could be true.

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:07:37
From: pommiejohn
ID: 740517
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


pommiejohn said:

I’ve sent them an e mail explaining how to do it themselves and hinting that I’m really busy and they might not get it if they don’t do it themselves.

I hope they own a USB stick

They’re in major shopping centre… I think they should be able to find one :)

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:09:26
From: monkey skipper
ID: 740518
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hi partypants.

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:10:27
From: party_pants
ID: 740519
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:

Hi partypants.

Hello. How’s stuff?

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:11:07
From: monkey skipper
ID: 740520
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


monkey skipper said:

Hi partypants.

Hello. How’s stuff?

Oh … you know…well…stuff…

:-)

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:11:48
From: monkey skipper
ID: 740521
Subject: re: June Chatting

My credits for prior learner were approved formally today.

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:13:26
From: party_pants
ID: 740522
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:


My credits for prior learner were approved formally today.

That sounds like good news, So when do you complete the course?

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:15:30
From: monkey skipper
ID: 740523
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


monkey skipper said:

My credits for prior learner were approved formally today.

That sounds like good news, So when do you complete the course?

Dunno specifically.

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:17:02
From: dv
ID: 740524
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ethan Suplee has lost a stack of weight.

But looks like Magda found it.

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:18:33
From: party_pants
ID: 740525
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:


party_pants said:

monkey skipper said:

My credits for prior learner were approved formally today.

That sounds like good news, So when do you complete the course?

Dunno specifically.

end of this year, next year?

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:18:44
From: monkey skipper
ID: 740526
Subject: re: June Chatting

oooo

A Queensland accolade..

Yesterday, the QS World University Rankings by Subject awarded Griffith its highest ranking ever.

Today, Times Higher Education has also boosted Griffith’s place among the best universities in the world under the age of 50.

In the QS World University Rankings by Subject, Griffith is now ranked in the top 100 in the world for five separate study areas: Architecture/Built Environment, Art & Design (for the first time), Politics & International Studies, Law and Education.

Another 10 subject areas were ranked globally, including Medicine for the first time, indicating Griffith’s trajectory of international recognition and reputation.

Vice Chancellor and President of Griffith University, Professor Ian O’Connor, said there were thousands of universities in the world, and to remain among the top echelons of the widely referenced rankings was a strong achievement.

“Griffith is in the top 100 in the world in five subject areas,” Professor O’Connor said.

“This underlines the University’s rapidly-rising reputation for research with real impact. The results are a credit to our academic staff and to the University as a whole.

The THE 100 Under 50 rankings now places Griffith 82nd which is an increase of two places.

Is this a good result??

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:19:26
From: monkey skipper
ID: 740527
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


monkey skipper said:

party_pants said:

That sounds like good news, So when do you complete the course?

Dunno specifically.

end of this year, next year?

This year as mentioned previously for this course.

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:20:19
From: party_pants
ID: 740528
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:


party_pants said:

monkey skipper said:

Dunno specifically.

end of this year, next year?

This year as mentioned previously for this course.

Light at the end of the tunnel :)

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:21:43
From: monkey skipper
ID: 740529
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


monkey skipper said:

party_pants said:

end of this year, next year?

This year as mentioned previously for this course.

Light at the end of the tunnel :)

Yeah… am considering what’s next…

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:23:28
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740530
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:


AwesomeO said:

monkey skipper said:

I enjoyed the first film. Sometimes that level of comedy doesn’t extend well enough to the next instalment but hopefully will do.

I didn’t like it that much. It was a skit that went too long, a living teddy is ok for a quick laugh but it turned into a buddy movie and you sort of forgot the buddy was a teddy and it got lame. For me.

I can see how that could be true.

It is the old movie thing, bloke is married has to get respectable, still has his mate who is irresponsible and single and feels conflicted. Marital tension and hilarity follows. One of them being a teddy was not funny in of itself to sustain the underlying premise.

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:23:46
From: monkey skipper
ID: 740531
Subject: re: June Chatting

Griffith University results for the 2015 QS Rankings by Subject:

Top 100
•Architecture/Built Environment
•Art & Design
•Education
•Law and Legal studies
•Politics and International Studies

101-150
•English Language and Literature
•Business and Management

151-200
•Environmental Sciences
•History
•Agriculture and Forestry
•Psychology
•Sociology

251-300
•Medicine (ranked for the first time)
•Biological Sciences

301-350
•Computer Science and Information Systems

The 2015 QS World University Rankings by Subject ranks universities across the world, as determined by surveys of leading academic experts and employers who recruit graduates they regard as being outstanding in their field.

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:24:09
From: diddly-squat
ID: 740532
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:


oooo

A Queensland accolade..

Yesterday, the QS World University Rankings by Subject awarded Griffith its highest ranking ever.

Today, Times Higher Education has also boosted Griffith’s place among the best universities in the world under the age of 50.

In the QS World University Rankings by Subject, Griffith is now ranked in the top 100 in the world for five separate study areas: Architecture/Built Environment, Art & Design (for the first time), Politics & International Studies, Law and Education.

Another 10 subject areas were ranked globally, including Medicine for the first time, indicating Griffith’s trajectory of international recognition and reputation.

Vice Chancellor and President of Griffith University, Professor Ian O’Connor, said there were thousands of universities in the world, and to remain among the top echelons of the widely referenced rankings was a strong achievement.

“Griffith is in the top 100 in the world in five subject areas,” Professor O’Connor said.

“This underlines the University’s rapidly-rising reputation for research with real impact. The results are a credit to our academic staff and to the University as a whole.

The THE 100 Under 50 rankings now places Griffith 82nd which is an increase of two places.

Is this a good result??

universities are second only to acting in the awarding of accolades…

in this instance the rankings are not all that impressive, but then it is all about purveying the perception of excellence when it comes to education so the press release isn’t all that surprising.

UQ and Q

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:24:16
From: monkey skipper
ID: 740533
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


monkey skipper said:

AwesomeO said:

I didn’t like it that much. It was a skit that went too long, a living teddy is ok for a quick laugh but it turned into a buddy movie and you sort of forgot the buddy was a teddy and it got lame. For me.

I can see how that could be true.

It is the old movie thing, bloke is married has to get respectable, still has his mate who is irresponsible and single and feels conflicted. Marital tension and hilarity follows. One of them being a teddy was not funny in of itself to sustain the underlying premise.

I think the bear is cute.

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:24:59
From: diddly-squat
ID: 740534
Subject: re: June Chatting

diddly-squat said:


monkey skipper said:

oooo

A Queensland accolade..

Yesterday, the QS World University Rankings by Subject awarded Griffith its highest ranking ever.

Today, Times Higher Education has also boosted Griffith’s place among the best universities in the world under the age of 50.

In the QS World University Rankings by Subject, Griffith is now ranked in the top 100 in the world for five separate study areas: Architecture/Built Environment, Art & Design (for the first time), Politics & International Studies, Law and Education.

Another 10 subject areas were ranked globally, including Medicine for the first time, indicating Griffith’s trajectory of international recognition and reputation.

Vice Chancellor and President of Griffith University, Professor Ian O’Connor, said there were thousands of universities in the world, and to remain among the top echelons of the widely referenced rankings was a strong achievement.

“Griffith is in the top 100 in the world in five subject areas,” Professor O’Connor said.

“This underlines the University’s rapidly-rising reputation for research with real impact. The results are a credit to our academic staff and to the University as a whole.

The THE 100 Under 50 rankings now places Griffith 82nd which is an increase of two places.

Is this a good result??

universities are second only to acting in the awarding of accolades…

in this instance the rankings are not all that impressive, but then it is all about purveying the perception of excellence when it comes to education so the press release isn’t all that surprising.

UQ and Q

woops…

UQ and QUT rank far better than Griffith when it Qld universities.

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:27:16
From: sibeen
ID: 740535
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


monkey skipper said:

I enjoyed the first film. Sometimes that level of comedy doesn’t extend well enough to the next instalment but hopefully will do.

I didn’t like it that much. It was a skit that went too long, a living teddy is ok for a quick laugh but it turned into a buddy movie and you sort of forgot the buddy was a teddy and it got lame. For me.

I felt the same way. Slightly OK for the first twenty minutes or so, then all downhill from there.

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:27:49
From: monkey skipper
ID: 740536
Subject: re: June Chatting

diddly-squat said:


diddly-squat said:

monkey skipper said:

oooo

A Queensland accolade..

Yesterday, the QS World University Rankings by Subject awarded Griffith its highest ranking ever.

Today, Times Higher Education has also boosted Griffith’s place among the best universities in the world under the age of 50.

In the QS World University Rankings by Subject, Griffith is now ranked in the top 100 in the world for five separate study areas: Architecture/Built Environment, Art & Design (for the first time), Politics & International Studies, Law and Education.

Another 10 subject areas were ranked globally, including Medicine for the first time, indicating Griffith’s trajectory of international recognition and reputation.

Vice Chancellor and President of Griffith University, Professor Ian O’Connor, said there were thousands of universities in the world, and to remain among the top echelons of the widely referenced rankings was a strong achievement.

“Griffith is in the top 100 in the world in five subject areas,” Professor O’Connor said.

“This underlines the University’s rapidly-rising reputation for research with real impact. The results are a credit to our academic staff and to the University as a whole.

The THE 100 Under 50 rankings now places Griffith 82nd which is an increase of two places.

Is this a good result??

universities are second only to acting in the awarding of accolades…

in this instance the rankings are not all that impressive, but then it is all about purveying the perception of excellence when it comes to education so the press release isn’t all that surprising.

UQ and Q

woops…

UQ and QUT rank far better than Griffith when it Qld universities.

Do you think the recent expansion of the linked with the hospital will make a difference? I am guessing the spike in medicine for ranking indicates perhaps.

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:30:41
From: monkey skipper
ID: 740537
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


AwesomeO said:

monkey skipper said:

I enjoyed the first film. Sometimes that level of comedy doesn’t extend well enough to the next instalment but hopefully will do.

I didn’t like it that much. It was a skit that went too long, a living teddy is ok for a quick laugh but it turned into a buddy movie and you sort of forgot the buddy was a teddy and it got lame. For me.

I felt the same way. Slightly OK for the first twenty minutes or so, then all downhill from there.

MS will not be going to the movies with awesome and sibeen for this Ted 2 film evidently!!!

:-)

. For me though, I sometimes enjoy simple films. I enjoy the cinema experience and would see for films where possible and varied genres.

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:31:36
From: monkey skipper
ID: 740538
Subject: re: June Chatting

would see*more* films where possible and varied genres

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:34:00
From: monkey skipper
ID: 740539
Subject: re: June Chatting

I enjoyed this ensemble cast , story and scenery..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDqFylSDhdg

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:34:50
From: transition
ID: 740540
Subject: re: June Chatting

fire siren went off, dead still, 900metres away otherside silos near deafened me

was in bed.

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:35:06
From: diddly-squat
ID: 740541
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:


diddly-squat said:

diddly-squat said:

universities are second only to acting in the awarding of accolades…

in this instance the rankings are not all that impressive, but then it is all about purveying the perception of excellence when it comes to education so the press release isn’t all that surprising.

UQ and Q

woops…

UQ and QUT rank far better than Griffith when it Qld universities.

Do you think the recent expansion of the linked with the hospital will make a difference? I am guessing the spike in medicine for ranking indicates perhaps.

I’m not 100% sure exactly what the rankings measure – I think that’s where Alex went to school.

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:38:23
From: sibeen
ID: 740542
Subject: re: June Chatting

diddly-squat said:


monkey skipper said:

diddly-squat said:

woops…

UQ and QUT rank far better than Griffith when it Qld universities.

Do you think the recent expansion of the linked with the hospital will make a difference? I am guessing the spike in medicine for ranking indicates perhaps.

I’m not 100% sure exactly what the rankings measure – I think that’s where Alex went to school.

So you’re saying that since she left their ranking went up?

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:40:59
From: diddly-squat
ID: 740544
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


diddly-squat said:

monkey skipper said:

Do you think the recent expansion of the linked with the hospital will make a difference? I am guessing the spike in medicine for ranking indicates perhaps.

I’m not 100% sure exactly what the rankings measure – I think that’s where Alex went to school.

So you’re saying that since she left their ranking went up?

no, I just said I didn’t know exactly what the rankings measured

;)

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:43:38
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740545
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:


sibeen said:

AwesomeO said:

I didn’t like it that much. It was a skit that went too long, a living teddy is ok for a quick laugh but it turned into a buddy movie and you sort of forgot the buddy was a teddy and it got lame. For me.

I felt the same way. Slightly OK for the first twenty minutes or so, then all downhill from there.

MS will not be going to the movies with awesome and sibeen for this Ted 2 film evidently!!!

:-)

. For me though, I sometimes enjoy simple films. I enjoy the cinema experience and would see for films where possible and varied genres.

I would go to the movies with you… I would just be in a different theatre.

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:44:24
From: monkey skipper
ID: 740546
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


monkey skipper said:

sibeen said:

I felt the same way. Slightly OK for the first twenty minutes or so, then all downhill from there.

MS will not be going to the movies with awesome and sibeen for this Ted 2 film evidently!!!

:-)

. For me though, I sometimes enjoy simple films. I enjoy the cinema experience and would see for films where possible and varied genres.

I would go to the movies with you… I would just be in a different theatre.

ah huh…

:-)

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:47:18
From: diddly-squat
ID: 740547
Subject: re: June Chatting

two more weeks till we go on holiday in the US – been a long last 6 weeks or so… looking forward to it.

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:47:25
From: kii
ID: 740548
Subject: re: June Chatting

What?

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:48:51
From: diddly-squat
ID: 740549
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


What?

pronoun, adverb or determiner?

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:49:15
From: monkey skipper
ID: 740550
Subject: re: June Chatting

diddly-squat said:

two more weeks till we go on holiday in the US – been a long last 6 weeks or so… looking forward to it.

nice

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:50:04
From: diddly-squat
ID: 740551
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:


diddly-squat said:

two more weeks till we go on holiday in the US – been a long last 6 weeks or so… looking forward to it.

nice

IKR

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:52:05
From: monkey skipper
ID: 740552
Subject: re: June Chatting

diddly-squat said:


monkey skipper said:

diddly-squat said:

two more weeks till we go on holiday in the US – been a long last 6 weeks or so… looking forward to it.

nice

IKR

The youngest would be that little bit older now to remember the sights and sounds?

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:52:35
From: monkey skipper
ID: 740553
Subject: re: June Chatting

Night you lot.

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:55:00
From: diddly-squat
ID: 740554
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:


diddly-squat said:

monkey skipper said:

nice

IKR

The youngest would be that little bit older now to remember the sights and sounds?

the halfling turns 6 tomorrow, the twins were 15 in May.

I’m sure they will enjoy themselves (at Grandmas house while the missus and I are away)

8)

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:55:07
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740555
Subject: re: June Chatting

diddly-squat said:

two more weeks till we go on holiday in the US – been a long last 6 weeks or so… looking forward to it.

Civil war tours are tops.

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Date: 24/06/2015 21:58:18
From: diddly-squat
ID: 740556
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


diddly-squat said:

two more weeks till we go on holiday in the US – been a long last 6 weeks or so… looking forward to it.

Civil war tours are tops.

not sure they offer too many of those from the strip of Las Vegas

did book a helicopter tour of the GC though…

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Date: 24/06/2015 22:04:09
From: kii
ID: 740557
Subject: re: June Chatting

Slightly warm this morning. No wafting breeze. Sprinklers are throwing water up in the air. Birds are tweetering. Sky is gorgeous. Idiot is beeping the horn on their car.

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Date: 24/06/2015 22:04:42
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 740558
Subject: re: June Chatting

diddly-squat said:


kii said:

What?

pronoun, adverb or determiner?

What what, what?

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Date: 24/06/2015 22:05:53
From: diddly-squat
ID: 740559
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


diddly-squat said:

kii said:

What?

pronoun, adverb or determiner?

What what, what?

exactly

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Date: 24/06/2015 22:06:20
From: kii
ID: 740560
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


diddly-squat said:

kii said:

What?

pronoun, adverb or determiner?

What what, what?

It was just a general greeting. Also some posts make no sense at all, so I like to get in early.

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Date: 24/06/2015 22:11:22
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 740561
Subject: re: June Chatting

So this Ted 2 film appears to feature a marriage between a Woman, and a non-man.

I wonder how our Dear PM feels about it.

Better give it a miss, as I still have a UK passport.

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Date: 24/06/2015 22:12:09
From: diddly-squat
ID: 740562
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rev and sibeen..

have you guys been busy with work of late?

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Date: 24/06/2015 22:13:50
From: dv
ID: 740563
Subject: re: June Chatting

There are 37 countries that are not currently in the Commonwealth that could conceivably apply to join, on the basis that they used to be fully or partly British territory. Includes Germany, France, Indonesia, Afghanistan, Greece, The Philippines, Iraq and Morocco.

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Date: 24/06/2015 22:14:14
From: kii
ID: 740564
Subject: re: June Chatting

diddly-squat said:


AwesomeO said:

diddly-squat said:

two more weeks till we go on holiday in the US – been a long last 6 weeks or so… looking forward to it.

Civil war tours are tops.

not sure they offer too many of those from the strip of Las Vegas

did book a helicopter tour of the GC though…

What’s the attraction with Vegas? All the young uni kids head over there and waste money.

Grand Canyon is really, really good. Go a bit further and see Monument Valley, it’s a bit gobsmacking.

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Date: 24/06/2015 22:14:35
From: diddly-squat
ID: 740565
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


So this Ted 2 film appears to feature a marriage between a Woman, and a non-man.

I wonder how our Dear PM feels about it.

Better give it a miss, as I still have a UK passport.

you will note that the most recent proposal was to change the law to read ‘two persons’

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Date: 24/06/2015 22:14:47
From: dv
ID: 740566
Subject: re: June Chatting

diddly-squat said:


kii said:

What?

pronoun, adverb or determiner?

Exclamation, eg Eh what!

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Date: 24/06/2015 22:15:46
From: kii
ID: 740568
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


So this Ted 2 film appears to feature a marriage between a Woman, and a non-man.

I wonder how our Dear PM feels about it.

Better give it a miss, as I still have a UK passport.

You shouldn’t even talk about it here and don’t even think about it!!!

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Date: 24/06/2015 22:16:15
From: diddly-squat
ID: 740569
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


diddly-squat said:

AwesomeO said:

Civil war tours are tops.

not sure they offer too many of those from the strip of Las Vegas

did book a helicopter tour of the GC though…

What’s the attraction with Vegas? All the young uni kids head over there and waste money.

Grand Canyon is really, really good. Go a bit further and see Monument Valley, it’s a bit gobsmacking.

we are going to vegas with friends… they are having Elvis renew their vows for their 10th wedding anniversary.

after Vegas we are off to San Fransisco

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Date: 24/06/2015 22:17:34
From: dv
ID: 740570
Subject: re: June Chatting

I can see Vegas is an attraction in the USA because a lot of cities don’t have casinos, but it shouldn’t be of great interest to an Australian.

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Date: 24/06/2015 22:18:06
From: kii
ID: 740571
Subject: re: June Chatting

diddly-squat said:


kii said:

diddly-squat said:

not sure they offer too many of those from the strip of Las Vegas

did book a helicopter tour of the GC though…

What’s the attraction with Vegas? All the young uni kids head over there and waste money.

Grand Canyon is really, really good. Go a bit further and see Monument Valley, it’s a bit gobsmacking.

we are going to vegas with friends… they are having Elvis renew their vows for their 10th wedding anniversary.

after Vegas we are off to San Fransisco

misscarol and hubby did that.

There’s a forumer in Phoenix atm. Well, from the old forum. He’s looking for trouble.

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Date: 24/06/2015 22:19:32
From: furious
ID: 740572
Subject: re: June Chatting

That is unbelievably tacky…

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Date: 24/06/2015 22:20:16
From: kii
ID: 740573
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


I can see Vegas is an attraction in the USA because a lot of cities don’t have casinos, but it shouldn’t be of great interest to an Australian.

I can see how the sparkly lights might be fun, at night. To take photos of or be dazzled whilst on drugs. The casinos hold zilch attraction for me.

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Date: 24/06/2015 22:20:19
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740574
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • they are having Elvis renew their vows for their 10th wedding anniversary.

That is unbelievably tacky…

Or a bit of fun.

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Date: 24/06/2015 22:21:41
From: furious
ID: 740575
Subject: re: June Chatting

WOFTAM

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Date: 24/06/2015 22:22:20
From: kii
ID: 740576
Subject: re: June Chatting

Oh, and stay away from NM. It’s good that you head back to the west coast.

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Date: 24/06/2015 22:23:55
From: diddly-squat
ID: 740577
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


I can see Vegas is an attraction in the USA because a lot of cities don’t have casinos, but it shouldn’t be of great interest to an Australian.

it’s worth noting that casinos are lot more than just the gambling (which, to be honest isn’t an attraction)…

we are also hoping to catch a Penn and Teller show

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Date: 24/06/2015 22:24:39
From: diddly-squat
ID: 740579
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • they are having Elvis renew their vows for their 10th wedding anniversary.

That is unbelievably tacky…

it’s a rich tapestry

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Date: 24/06/2015 22:27:00
From: diddly-squat
ID: 740581
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


furious said:
  • they are having Elvis renew their vows for their 10th wedding anniversary.

That is unbelievably tacky…

Or a bit of fun.

plan is to get glammed up, visit the chapel of love, go for a ritzy dinner then hit the clubs…

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Date: 24/06/2015 22:29:53
From: diddly-squat
ID: 740582
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Oh, and stay away from NM. It’s good that you head back to the west coast.

shouldn’t be a problem… touring around the Nappa Valley sounds a little more interesting than experiencing the sites and sounds of Albuquerque

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Date: 24/06/2015 22:30:53
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740583
Subject: re: June Chatting

diddly-squat said:


AwesomeO said:

furious said:
  • they are having Elvis renew their vows for their 10th wedding anniversary.

That is unbelievably tacky…

Or a bit of fun.

plan is to get glammed up, visit the chapel of love, go for a ritzy dinner then hit the clubs…

Sounds like fun to me. And some funny photos with the Elvis celebrant to go with it.

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Date: 24/06/2015 22:32:57
From: diddly-squat
ID: 740584
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


diddly-squat said:

AwesomeO said:

Or a bit of fun.

plan is to get glammed up, visit the chapel of love, go for a ritzy dinner then hit the clubs…

Sounds like fun to me. And some funny photos with the Elvis celebrant to go with it.

get this… the whole thing is web cast so your friends and family can dial in and watch…

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Date: 24/06/2015 22:35:32
From: Speedy
ID: 740585
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


Speedy, if you’re interested to know where I’m getting my information (about developing brains), there’s some here and more specific about pre-frontal Cortex here

Thanks Rule. I will take a look at the links shortly.

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Date: 24/06/2015 22:37:38
From: transition
ID: 740586
Subject: re: June Chatting

refrying leftover tea chips spice them up some and do a coffee

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Date: 24/06/2015 22:37:57
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740587
Subject: re: June Chatting

diddly-squat said:


AwesomeO said:

diddly-squat said:

plan is to get glammed up, visit the chapel of love, go for a ritzy dinner then hit the clubs…

Sounds like fun to me. And some funny photos with the Elvis celebrant to go with it.

get this… the whole thing is web cast so your friends and family can dial in and watch…

Well that is just terrible, people should be banned for doing stuff like that.

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Date: 24/06/2015 22:45:03
From: Rule 303
ID: 740589
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Slightly warm this morning. No wafting breeze. Sprinklers are throwing water up in the air. Birds are tweetering. Sky is gorgeous. Idiot is beeping the horn on their car.

And yet somehow you maintain your position that the US has too many guns.

;-)

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Date: 24/06/2015 22:47:12
From: Rule 303
ID: 740590
Subject: re: June Chatting

diddly-squat said:


Rev and sibeen..

have you guys been busy with work of late?

Train Man and the Jazz fan are both flat out like the proverbial. This is a good sign for mining.

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Date: 24/06/2015 22:58:29
From: Speedy
ID: 740593
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Rule 303 said:

Speedy, if you’re interested to know where I’m getting my information (about developing brains), there’s some here and more specific about pre-frontal Cortex here

Thanks Rule. I will take a look at the links shortly.

_Setting the Stage—Adolescence
The limitations of the “teen brain” has been well publicized in the mass media, helping parents, teachers, and others understand why it may be difficult for teens to meet our expectations and demands for managing emotions, handling risks, responding to relationships, and engaging in complex school work or employment. In early- and mid-adolescence, the brain undergoes considerable growth and pruning, moving generally from back to front areas of the cerebral cortex._

Speedy Jnr is only 11. Seems we have a long, hard road ahead of us.

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:05:46
From: diddly-squat
ID: 740596
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


diddly-squat said:

Rev and sibeen..

have you guys been busy with work of late?

Train Man and the Jazz fan are both flat out like the proverbial. This is a good sign for mining.

not what I’m seeing…

a lot of tire kicking going on, but other than that the Aust market is about as depressed as it’s been for more than two decades

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:16:23
From: sibeen
ID: 740597
Subject: re: June Chatting

diddly-squat said:


Rev and sibeen..

have you guys been busy with work of late?

Very, very quiet. It has actually picked up in the last month or so, but this year has been quite dire.

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:17:25
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740598
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


diddly-squat said:

Rev and sibeen..

have you guys been busy with work of late?

Very, very quiet. It has actually picked up in the last month or so, but this year has been quite dire.

Probably reached peak computer.

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:19:31
From: Rule 303
ID: 740599
Subject: re: June Chatting

diddly-squat said:

not what I’m seeing…

a lot of tire kicking going on, but other than that the Aust market is about as depressed as it’s been for more than two decades

For mining to be a sustainable human activity it needs to find equilibrium. Unfortunately, the osculations grow wider as the exploitations of the entrepreneurs grow ever more adventurous.

You may take my word for it that if the Train Man and the Jazz fan are busy, it’s a very good time to invest in small iron.

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:20:39
From: sibeen
ID: 740600
Subject: re: June Chatting

diddly-squat said:


Rule 303 said:

diddly-squat said:

Rev and sibeen..

have you guys been busy with work of late?

Train Man and the Jazz fan are both flat out like the proverbial. This is a good sign for mining.

not what I’m seeing…

a lot of tire kicking going on, but other than that the Aust market is about as depressed as it’s been for more than two decades

Chatting to my brother about a month ago. He’s an exploration driller…or was. Told me that 4 or 5 years ago there was about 1000 rigs operating in QLD. Today there is three.

Don’t know how accurate his information is as he doesn’t post on the internet.

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:22:51
From: sibeen
ID: 740601
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:

Unfortunately, the osculations</B> grow wider as the exploitations of the entrepreneurs grow ever more adventurous.

I’m not sure you meant what you were saying there, but it may just work anyway :)

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:23:39
From: sibeen
ID: 740602
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Rule 303 said:

Unfortunately, the osculations grow wider as the exploitations of the entrepreneurs grow ever more adventurous.

I’m not sure you meant what you were saying there, but it may just work anyway :)

…and closing the tag correctly!

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:23:59
From: diddly-squat
ID: 740603
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


diddly-squat said:

Rev and sibeen..

have you guys been busy with work of late?

Very, very quiet. It has actually picked up in the last month or so, but this year has been quite dire.

8/

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:24:19
From: btm
ID: 740604
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:

For mining to be a sustainable human activity it needs to find equilibrium. Unfortunately, the osculations grow wider as the exploitations of the entrepreneurs grow ever more adventurous.

You may take my word for it that if the Train Man and the Jazz fan are busy, it’s a very good time to invest in small iron.

Minor point, Rule, but I don’t think you mean osculations.

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:25:31
From: diddly-squat
ID: 740605
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


diddly-squat said:

Rule 303 said:

Train Man and the Jazz fan are both flat out like the proverbial. This is a good sign for mining.

not what I’m seeing…

a lot of tire kicking going on, but other than that the Aust market is about as depressed as it’s been for more than two decades

Chatting to my brother about a month ago. He’s an exploration driller…or was. Told me that 4 or 5 years ago there was about 1000 rigs operating in QLD. Today there is three.

Don’t know how accurate his information is as he doesn’t post on the internet.

it’s probably not quite that bad, companies still need to drill to retail their tenements but it’s reflective of the magnitude in the change.

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:26:04
From: diddly-squat
ID: 740606
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


diddly-squat said:
not what I’m seeing…

a lot of tire kicking going on, but other than that the Aust market is about as depressed as it’s been for more than two decades

For mining to be a sustainable human activity it needs to find equilibrium. Unfortunately, the osculations grow wider as the exploitations of the entrepreneurs grow ever more adventurous.

You may take my word for it that if the Train Man and the Jazz fan are busy, it’s a very good time to invest in small iron.

no mining is sustainable, by definition

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:26:49
From: Rule 303
ID: 740607
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:

Minor point, Rule, but I don’t think you mean osculations.

Oscillations.

Thank you for the correction, for I am but a worm.

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:28:09
From: sibeen
ID: 740608
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


btm said:
Minor point, Rule, but I don’t think you mean osculations.

Oscillations.

Thank you for the correction, for I am but a worm.

Oi, what about me, you bastard!

I pointed it out first.

grumble

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:28:45
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740609
Subject: re: June Chatting

diddly-squat said:


Rule 303 said:

diddly-squat said:
not what I’m seeing…

a lot of tire kicking going on, but other than that the Aust market is about as depressed as it’s been for more than two decades

For mining to be a sustainable human activity it needs to find equilibrium. Unfortunately, the osculations grow wider as the exploitations of the entrepreneurs grow ever more adventurous.

You may take my word for it that if the Train Man and the Jazz fan are busy, it’s a very good time to invest in small iron.

no mining is sustainable, by definition

I am not sure that is a definition of mining but happy to hear your argument.

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:28:48
From: Rule 303
ID: 740610
Subject: re: June Chatting

diddly-squat said:

no mining is sustainable, by definition

Ahhh, I see you are not familiar with the Jazz fan.

*shrugs *

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:28:52
From: diddly-squat
ID: 740611
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Rule 303 said:

btm said:
Minor point, Rule, but I don’t think you mean osculations.

Oscillations.

Thank you for the correction, for I am but a worm.

Oi, what about me, you bastard!

I pointed it out first.

grumble

ok then… you are a worm as well…

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:30:37
From: diddly-squat
ID: 740612
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


diddly-squat said:

Rule 303 said:

For mining to be a sustainable human activity it needs to find equilibrium. Unfortunately, the osculations grow wider as the exploitations of the entrepreneurs grow ever more adventurous.

You may take my word for it that if the Train Man and the Jazz fan are busy, it’s a very good time to invest in small iron.

no mining is sustainable, by definition

I am not sure that is a definition of mining but happy to hear your argument.

mining is not sustainable by the very fact that it exploits non-renewable resources.

there are arguments to be made for sustainability of land use, but mining itself can never be sustainable

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:31:16
From: diddly-squat
ID: 740613
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


diddly-squat said:
no mining is sustainable, by definition

Ahhh, I see you are not familiar with the Jazz fan.

*shrugs *

sorry, I have no idea what you are talking about

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:32:13
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740614
Subject: re: June Chatting

diddly-squat said:


AwesomeO said:

diddly-squat said:

no mining is sustainable, by definition

I am not sure that is a definition of mining but happy to hear your argument.

mining is not sustainable by the very fact that it exploits non-renewable resources.

there are arguments to be made for sustainability of land use, but mining itself can never be sustainable

Dunno if it fits the by definition criteria. And not convinced so far.

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:32:14
From: Rule 303
ID: 740615
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:

Oi, what about me, you bastard!

I pointed it out first.

grumble

Sigs are scum.

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:35:28
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 740616
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


diddly-squat said:
not what I’m seeing…

a lot of tire kicking going on, but other than that the Aust market is about as depressed as it’s been for more than two decades

For mining to be a sustainable human activity it needs to find equilibrium. Unfortunately, the osculations grow wider as the exploitations of the entrepreneurs grow ever more adventurous.

You may take my word for it that if the Train Man and the Jazz fan are busy, it’s a very good time to invest in small iron.

You may take my word for it that if the Train Man and the Jazz fan are busy, it’s a very good time to invest in small iron

Rule, what does this mean, in English?

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:35:45
From: sibeen
ID: 740617
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


sibeen said:
Oi, what about me, you bastard!

I pointed it out first.

grumble

Sigs are scum.

:)

I’ve been out about 26 years, I suspect some of the gunk has dissipated.

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:37:07
From: Rule 303
ID: 740618
Subject: re: June Chatting

diddly-squat said:

sorry, I have no idea what you are talking about

I know you don’t. And if I was a better man I would stop taunting you.

But I’m not.

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:38:18
From: diddly-squat
ID: 740619
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


diddly-squat said:

AwesomeO said:

I am not sure that is a definition of mining but happy to hear your argument.

mining is not sustainable by the very fact that it exploits non-renewable resources.

there are arguments to be made for sustainability of land use, but mining itself can never be sustainable

Dunno if it fits the by definition criteria. And not convinced so far.

Sustainable activities are those that can be maintained at a constant rate, thus any activity that involves the consumption of non-renewable resources can’t be classified as sustainable as production cannot be maintained.

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:38:49
From: sibeen
ID: 740620
Subject: re: June Chatting

Anyone heard from Shawn (beervator) lately? Does he do facebook?

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:40:41
From: diddly-squat
ID: 740621
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


diddly-squat said:
sorry, I have no idea what you are talking about

I know you don’t. And if I was a better man I would stop taunting you.

But I’m not.

if it makes you feel any better I don’t feel taunted – if for no other reason than I don’t understand what you mean.

but hey, you are free to post what you will

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:43:42
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740622
Subject: re: June Chatting

diddly-squat said:


AwesomeO said:

diddly-squat said:

mining is not sustainable by the very fact that it exploits non-renewable resources.

there are arguments to be made for sustainability of land use, but mining itself can never be sustainable

Dunno if it fits the by definition criteria. And not convinced so far.

Sustainable activities are those that can be maintained at a constant rate, thus any activity that involves the consumption of non-renewable resources can’t be classified as sustainable as production cannot be maintained.

Ok, to put it another way, can you point to something like a dictionary or encyclopaedia that defines mining in such a way.

Just when I write something that says by definintion, not that I would because it is terribly cliched, I would expect to include that definition.

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:44:50
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 740623
Subject: re: June Chatting

diddly-squat said:


AwesomeO said:

diddly-squat said:

mining is not sustainable by the very fact that it exploits non-renewable resources.

there are arguments to be made for sustainability of land use, but mining itself can never be sustainable

Dunno if it fits the by definition criteria. And not convinced so far.

Sustainable activities are those that can be maintained at a constant rate, thus any activity that involves the consumption of non-renewable resources can’t be classified as sustainable as production cannot be maintained.

Yeah, so the whole Universe is running down, and no body can rewind it, not even God.

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:47:13
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740624
Subject: re: June Chatting

Actually back in the day I would write something like vide the reference if there was a single reference, or vide ref B, for multiple or refer to an annex if it was self contained, an appendix if it was an extraction.

I think I have that right, my service writing days are long gone, but I still have the ADFP and PARLMAN to check.

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:47:21
From: furious
ID: 740625
Subject: re: June Chatting

If I speak at one constant volume,
at one constant pitch
At one constant rhythm,
right into your ear
You still won’t hear

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:49:39
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740626
Subject: re: June Chatting

That was one of my first proofreading fails, missing a singular reference that was referenced.

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:50:36
From: Rule 303
ID: 740627
Subject: re: June Chatting

bob(from black rock) said:

Rule, what does this mean, in English?

The Train Man is the final word on mining rail projects in Australia. He’s the one who gets the stuff to the ships… And he’s married to Mrs. Rule’s mum. The Jazz fan is one of Australia’s most highly-regarded exploration Geologists, and he’s married to MumRule’s best friend. They both provide expert consultation to government on infrastructure. If those two blokes are busy, small start-up iron ore companies are champing at the bit to move ore (but being held back by rail or docks), which makes it an excellent time to pour money into small players in the industry, because when those two get together, big iron hasn’t got a hope in hell.

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:51:32
From: Rule 303
ID: 740628
Subject: re: June Chatting

diddly-squat said:

Sustainable activities are those that can be maintained at a constant rate

No. No they’re not.

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:51:50
From: Rule 303
ID: 740629
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Anyone heard from Shawn (beervator) lately? Does he do facebook?

Nope, yep.

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:52:00
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 740630
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:


If I speak at one constant volume,
at one constant pitch
At one constant rhythm,
right into your ear
You still won’t hear

He may hear, but you have to modulate the carrier frequency to pass on information.

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Date: 24/06/2015 23:56:52
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 740631
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


bob(from black rock) said:
Rule, what does this mean, in English?

The Train Man is the final word on mining rail projects in Australia. He’s the one who gets the stuff to the ships… And he’s married to Mrs. Rule’s mum. The Jazz fan is one of Australia’s most highly-regarded exploration Geologists, and he’s married to MumRule’s best friend. They both provide expert consultation to government on infrastructure. If those two blokes are busy, small start-up iron ore companies are champing at the bit to move ore (but being held back by rail or docks), which makes it an excellent time to pour money into small players in the industry, because when those two get together, big iron hasn’t got a hope in hell.

Rule thankyou, I still don’t understand, but that is not a critiscisum of your explanation, I just don’t understand, but thanks for trying.

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Date: 25/06/2015 00:37:51
From: diddly-squat
ID: 740633
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


bob(from black rock) said:
Rule, what does this mean, in English?

The Train Man is the final word on mining rail projects in Australia. He’s the one who gets the stuff to the ships… And he’s married to Mrs. Rule’s mum. The Jazz fan is one of Australia’s most highly-regarded exploration Geologists, and he’s married to MumRule’s best friend. They both provide expert consultation to government on infrastructure. If those two blokes are busy, small start-up iron ore companies are champing at the bit to move ore (but being held back by rail or docks), which makes it an excellent time to pour money into small players in the industry, because when those two get together, big iron hasn’t got a hope in hell.

interesting, so this week’s hot stock tip is iron ore juniors?

well I must say I wish you and Wookie the very best with that.

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Date: 25/06/2015 00:44:01
From: Rule 303
ID: 740634
Subject: re: June Chatting

diddly-squat said:

interesting, so this week’s hot stock tip is iron ore juniors?

well I must say I wish you and Wookie the very best with that.

I have not provided any specific advice to Wookie or anyone else, but thank you.

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Date: 25/06/2015 00:56:21
From: transition
ID: 740635
Subject: re: June Chatting

pizza in the oven

looks over

not ready yet

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Date: 25/06/2015 01:01:18
From: Rule 303
ID: 740636
Subject: re: June Chatting

I have been raking the ‘net for words of comfort. By an amazing coincidence two good mates have lost (by which I mean one euthanased and one failed to shut the gate on) their respective dogs today, so are displaying the usual denial-anger-bargaining-depressions-acceptance stuff.

From what I have seen so far, the ‘words of comfort’ are pitched to relieve the worst of the autistics of the far end of awkwardness, but that’s about it.

*sigh *

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Date: 25/06/2015 01:07:36
From: transition
ID: 740637
Subject: re: June Chatting

pizza blackening ‘round the edges (heatin’ it quick), rooms filled with pizza smell

1/3 through me coffee

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Date: 25/06/2015 05:07:00
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740639
Subject: re: June Chatting

morning folks

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Date: 25/06/2015 06:44:46
From: buffy
ID: 740643
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good morning Holidayers. Six degrees again here.

Early awakening again stumpy!

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Date: 25/06/2015 06:47:47
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740645
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Good morning Holidayers. Six degrees again here.

Early awakening again stumpy!

Yeah, still chasing sugar levels…

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Date: 25/06/2015 06:55:47
From: buffy
ID: 740646
Subject: re: June Chatting

I suppose you are lucky you are sensitive to them, or you would be in trouble.

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Date: 25/06/2015 06:57:38
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740647
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

I suppose you are lucky you are sensitive to them, or you would be in trouble.

not really, hourly finger pricks atm

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Date: 25/06/2015 06:58:40
From: Spider Lily
ID: 740648
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning Stumpy, Morning Buffy

A very cool morning at 16 degrees out on the back deck this morning.. brrrrr but no rain. Maybe we might get day number 4 in June without rain, maybe.

Are you getting a new machine Stumpy?

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Date: 25/06/2015 07:01:37
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740649
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:


Morning Stumpy, Morning Buffy

A very cool morning at 16 degrees out on the back deck this morning.. brrrrr but no rain. Maybe we might get day number 4 in June without rain, maybe.

Are you getting a new machine Stumpy?

supposedly, but it will be at least next week, still waiting on a callback from their australian department

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Date: 25/06/2015 07:06:19
From: buffy
ID: 740650
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


buffy said:

I suppose you are lucky you are sensitive to them, or you would be in trouble.

not really, hourly finger pricks atm

Ah, bugger. Not good for the sleep patterns at all. But then again, sleeping and slipping into coma would not be either. Rocks and hard places and all that.

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Date: 25/06/2015 07:21:10
From: poikilotherm
ID: 740652
Subject: re: June Chatting

diddly-squat said:


Rule 303 said:

bob(from black rock) said:
Rule, what does this mean, in English?

The Train Man is the final word on mining rail projects in Australia. He’s the one who gets the stuff to the ships… And he’s married to Mrs. Rule’s mum. The Jazz fan is one of Australia’s most highly-regarded exploration Geologists, and he’s married to MumRule’s best friend. They both provide expert consultation to government on infrastructure. If those two blokes are busy, small start-up iron ore companies are champing at the bit to move ore (but being held back by rail or docks), which makes it an excellent time to pour money into small players in the industry, because when those two get together, big iron hasn’t got a hope in hell.

interesting, so this week’s hot stock tip is iron ore juniors?

well I must say I wish you and Wookie the very best with that.


Lol. To early for Friday funnies.

Morning etc, cool and overcast. Had to get a bike ride in the dark in as I’m expected to go to the high school tonight for some sort of show

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Date: 25/06/2015 07:37:21
From: Dropbear
ID: 740655
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning . Another pea souper this morning .

Toast and Vegemite for breakfast . I think that about covers the social norms

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Date: 25/06/2015 07:45:01
From: Divine Angel
ID: 740656
Subject: re: June Chatting

The best thing about having a baby is that I can go to the Toy Sale and pretend the toys are for her.

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Date: 25/06/2015 07:50:06
From: Dropbear
ID: 740657
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


The best thing about having a baby is that I can go to the Toy Sale and pretend the toys are for her.

Get a frozen doll?

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Date: 25/06/2015 08:05:26
From: Divine Angel
ID: 740659
Subject: re: June Chatting

Fk off.

Minions!!

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Date: 25/06/2015 08:05:54
From: poikilotherm
ID: 740660
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Fk off.

Minions!!

Banana.

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Date: 25/06/2015 08:24:38
From: Dropbear
ID: 740663
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Fk off.

Minions!!

Minions are adult toys, I don’t see the issue :)

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Date: 25/06/2015 08:42:51
From: kii
ID: 740666
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Divine Angel said:

The best thing about having a baby is that I can go to the Toy Sale and pretend the toys are for her.

Get a frozen doll?

Let it go.

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Date: 25/06/2015 09:01:46
From: Dropbear
ID: 740667
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Dropbear said:

Divine Angel said:

The best thing about having a baby is that I can go to the Toy Sale and pretend the toys are for her.

Get a frozen doll?

Let it go.

Hehheh

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Date: 25/06/2015 09:16:59
From: roughbarked
ID: 740668
Subject: re: June Chatting

A Shiite militia offering a $12k bounty for the capture of Australian jihadists claims foreign fighters are in Iraq as part of a Western plot to prop up Islamic State.

——- bloody loonies the lot of them fundies.

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Date: 25/06/2015 09:25:13
From: sibeen
ID: 740669
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


kii said:

Dropbear said:

Get a frozen doll?

Let it go.

Hehheh

That whooshing sound you’re hearing – that’s this conversation going way over my head.

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Date: 25/06/2015 09:39:08
From: roughbarked
ID: 740670
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Dropbear said:

kii said:

Let it go.

Hehheh

That whooshing sound you’re hearing – that’s this conversation going way over my head.

Maybe a frozen doll whooshing past?

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Date: 25/06/2015 09:42:02
From: kii
ID: 740671
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Dropbear said:

kii said:

Let it go.

Hehheh

That whooshing sound you’re hearing – that’s this conversation going way over my head.

Here.Plus you can sing-a-long with it :P
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0MK7qz13bU

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Date: 25/06/2015 09:44:52
From: sibeen
ID: 740672
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


sibeen said:

Dropbear said:

Hehheh

That whooshing sound you’re hearing – that’s this conversation going way over my head.

Here.Plus you can sing-a-long with it :P
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0MK7qz13bU

I prefer the whooshing sound :)

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Date: 25/06/2015 09:45:04
From: Dropbear
ID: 740673
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Dropbear said:

kii said:

Let it go.

Hehheh

That whooshing sound you’re hearing – that’s this conversation going way over my head.

Sure… Sure… I know Elsa is your favourite

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Date: 25/06/2015 09:49:59
From: kii
ID: 740674
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


kii said:

sibeen said:

That whooshing sound you’re hearing – that’s this conversation going way over my head.

Here.Plus you can sing-a-long with it :P
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0MK7qz13bU

I prefer the whooshing sound :)

So do I. We had that stoopid song playing in the store for months!!!!

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Date: 25/06/2015 09:55:34
From: Cymek
ID: 740675
Subject: re: June Chatting

Greetings

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Date: 25/06/2015 09:57:44
From: Arts
ID: 740676
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning all… kii, I need to flatten a sheet of paper that has been awkwardly ‘rolled’… can I iron it on low? I don’t have days, so sitting under heavy books isn’t going to cut it..

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Date: 25/06/2015 09:59:07
From: Cymek
ID: 740677
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Morning all… kii, I need to flatten a sheet of paper that has been awkwardly ‘rolled’… can I iron it on low? I don’t have days, so sitting under heavy books isn’t going to cut it..

Use a tea towel on top of it that way you lessen the risk of it burning or sticking

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Date: 25/06/2015 09:59:48
From: roughbarked
ID: 740678
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Morning all… kii, I need to flatten a sheet of paper that has been awkwardly ‘rolled’… can I iron it on low? I don’t have days, so sitting under heavy books isn’t going to cut it..

Yes you should be able to iron it on low and then sit a big book on it for an hour or so.

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:00:13
From: roughbarked
ID: 740679
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Arts said:

Morning all… kii, I need to flatten a sheet of paper that has been awkwardly ‘rolled’… can I iron it on low? I don’t have days, so sitting under heavy books isn’t going to cut it..

Use a tea towel on top of it that way you lessen the risk of it burning or sticking

Yep that too.

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:02:43
From: Arts
ID: 740680
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Arts said:

Morning all… kii, I need to flatten a sheet of paper that has been awkwardly ‘rolled’… can I iron it on low? I don’t have days, so sitting under heavy books isn’t going to cut it..

Use a tea towel on top of it that way you lessen the risk of it burning or sticking

ah yes, I had thought there was something else.. thanks

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:08:28
From: Cymek
ID: 740681
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Cymek said:

Arts said:

Morning all… kii, I need to flatten a sheet of paper that has been awkwardly ‘rolled’… can I iron it on low? I don’t have days, so sitting under heavy books isn’t going to cut it..

Use a tea towel on top of it that way you lessen the risk of it burning or sticking

ah yes, I had thought there was something else.. thanks

I’m quite domesticated

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:09:29
From: dv
ID: 740682
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/philosopherszone/science-vs-philosophy-and-the-meaning-of-time/6539568

Henri B versus Albert E

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:11:42
From: Dropbear
ID: 740683
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/philosopherszone/science-vs-philosophy-and-the-meaning-of-time/6539568

Henri B versus Albert E

What does Ice T thing?

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:12:45
From: Cymek
ID: 740684
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear a couple of new scifi shows are airing at the moment

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_Matter_(TV_series)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killjoys_(TV_series)

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:16:12
From: Arts
ID: 740685
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Arts said:

Cymek said:

Use a tea towel on top of it that way you lessen the risk of it burning or sticking

ah yes, I had thought there was something else.. thanks

I’m quite domesticated

indeed… a rare find

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:16:14
From: Dropbear
ID: 740686
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Dropbear a couple of new scifi shows are airing at the moment

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_Matter_(TV_series)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killjoys_(TV_series)

Cheers, will check them out. Catching up on True Detective S1 at the moment

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:17:23
From: roughbarked
ID: 740687
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Cymek said:

Arts said:

ah yes, I had thought there was something else.. thanks

I’m quite domesticated

indeed… a rare find


all men aren’t the same.

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:17:54
From: sibeen
ID: 740688
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/philosopherszone/science-vs-philosophy-and-the-meaning-of-time/6539568

Henri B versus Albert E

Read that earlier this morning. I was a bit surprised that Bergson was described as one of the smartest people who ever lived and yet I’d never heard of him.

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:24:16
From: dv
ID: 740689
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


dv said:

http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/philosopherszone/science-vs-philosophy-and-the-meaning-of-time/6539568

Henri B versus Albert E

Read that earlier this morning. I was a bit surprised that Bergson was described as one of the smartest people who ever lived and yet I’d never heard of him.

It would certainly be a shame if one of the smartest people who ever lived wasted their whole life on philosophy.

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:24:23
From: roughbarked
ID: 740690
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


dv said:

http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/philosopherszone/science-vs-philosophy-and-the-meaning-of-time/6539568

Henri B versus Albert E

Read that earlier this morning. I was a bit surprised that Bergson was described as one of the smartest people who ever lived and yet I’d never heard of him.

you hadn’t heard of me either.

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:26:59
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 740691
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good Morning

Chilly 2.3 here in Creswick

Have moved in, still unpacking.

Lots of cockattoos, lots of them.

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:27:13
From: Dropbear
ID: 740692
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


sibeen said:

dv said:

http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/philosopherszone/science-vs-philosophy-and-the-meaning-of-time/6539568

Henri B versus Albert E

Read that earlier this morning. I was a bit surprised that Bergson was described as one of the smartest people who ever lived and yet I’d never heard of him.

It would certainly be a shame if one of the smartest people who ever lived wasted their whole life on philosophy.

Seems harsh

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:29:52
From: btm
ID: 740693
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


dv said:

http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/philosopherszone/science-vs-philosophy-and-the-meaning-of-time/6539568

Henri B versus Albert E

Read that earlier this morning. I was a bit surprised that Bergson was described as one of the smartest people who ever lived and yet I’d never heard of him.

I’d heard of him. He was a great opponent of Cartesian dualism, and insisted there is no point of contact between the extended and the unextended.

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:31:22
From: Cymek
ID: 740694
Subject: re: June Chatting

We are having an emergency drill at the moment
I was just thinking how much better it would be if Holly from Red Dwarf did it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVa4_2xXwGE

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:32:18
From: dv
ID: 740695
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


dv said:

sibeen said:

Read that earlier this morning. I was a bit surprised that Bergson was described as one of the smartest people who ever lived and yet I’d never heard of him.

It would certainly be a shame if one of the smartest people who ever lived wasted their whole life on philosophy.

Seems harsh

Nah really. It’s a dead end…

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:35:36
From: Dropbear
ID: 740696
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Dropbear said:

dv said:

It would certainly be a shame if one of the smartest people who ever lived wasted their whole life on philosophy.

Seems harsh

Nah really. It’s a dead end…

Sir, I demand a retraction. I shall not stand for this.

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:35:41
From: dv
ID: 740697
Subject: re: June Chatting

Another day, another opinion piece on the house bubble.

http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/rearvision/the-history-of-housing-bubbles/5696496

I think the trouble is that people have been talking about the imminent collapse of the bubble for like 18 years. Not even the GFC popped it. It’s hard to keep believing.

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:37:07
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740698
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Nah really. It’s a dead end…

What makes you think science isn’t a dead end?

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:37:50
From: roughbarked
ID: 740699
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Dropbear said:

dv said:

It would certainly be a shame if one of the smartest people who ever lived wasted their whole life on philosophy.

Seems harsh

Nah really. It’s a dead end…

Without the philosophers where would science have got?

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:38:45
From: Dropbear
ID: 740700
Subject: re: June Chatting

Science is just natural philosophy :)

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:38:54
From: Cymek
ID: 740701
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


dv said:

Nah really. It’s a dead end…

What makes you think science isn’t a dead end?

Always something new to understand

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:39:11
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740702
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dear oh dear. Jelly omelette with velveeta.

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:40:12
From: dv
ID: 740703
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


dv said:

Nah really. It’s a dead end…

What makes you think science isn’t a dead end?

The fact that it actually made progress, unlike philosophy swimming around in a fishbowl.

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:40:22
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 740704
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


dv said:

Dropbear said:

Seems harsh

Nah really. It’s a dead end…

Without the philosophers where would science have got?

in trouble with the grammar police?

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:41:13
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740705
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Bubblecar said:

dv said:

Nah really. It’s a dead end…

What makes you think science isn’t a dead end?

Always something new to understand

Only as far as the empirical horizon.

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:41:34
From: dv
ID: 740706
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Dear oh dear. Jelly omelette with velveeta.


Yikes

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:42:47
From: dv
ID: 740707
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Science is just natural philosophy :)

Better than that artificial stuff.

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:42:48
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740708
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Bubblecar said:

dv said:

Nah really. It’s a dead end…

What makes you think science isn’t a dead end?

The fact that it actually made progress, unlike philosophy swimming around in a fishbowl.

Philosophy has made quite a lot of progress, but arguably still has further to go, with science providing more food for thought. In the meantime, it can help keep science on the rails.

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:44:05
From: dv
ID: 740709
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well ultimately everything is a dead end because the universe is going to be destroyed, but philosophy reached the nub of the cul de sac quicker than most

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:44:23
From: Dropbear
ID: 740710
Subject: re: June Chatting

Trying to investigate the nature of right / wrong, good / evil, the nature of morality etc is hardly unimportant

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:44:46
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740711
Subject: re: June Chatting

Here’s a decent article that was recently discussed on this forum:

Physicists Are Philosophers, Too

In his final essay the late physicist Victor Stenger argues for the validity of philosophy in the context of modern theoretical physics

http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/physicists-are-philosophers-too/

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:45:08
From: roughbarked
ID: 740712
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


roughbarked said:

dv said:

Nah really. It’s a dead end…

Without the philosophers where would science have got?

in trouble with the grammar police?

A commonality with commas?

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:46:43
From: Dropbear
ID: 740713
Subject: re: June Chatting

Who else would help explain the differences between horseshit, batshit, apeshit and bullshit and why they mean different things

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:47:23
From: kii
ID: 740714
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Morning all… kii, I need to flatten a sheet of paper that has been awkwardly ‘rolled’… can I iron it on low? I don’t have days, so sitting under heavy books isn’t going to cut it..

Sure. No steam.

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:47:53
From: Cymek
ID: 740715
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Trying to investigate the nature of right / wrong, good / evil, the nature of morality etc is hardly unimportant

The human race has barely progressed at all in that arena
A smart time traveller going in the future would ask questions like that and been less impressed with technology

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:49:37
From: Cymek
ID: 740716
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Here’s a decent article that was recently discussed on this forum:

Physicists Are Philosophers, Too

In his final essay the late physicist Victor Stenger argues for the validity of philosophy in the context of modern theoretical physics

http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/physicists-are-philosophers-too/

Quite true, theoretical physics is as much a thought exercise as a mathematical theory

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:49:45
From: dv
ID: 740717
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’ll admit that there are still paying jobs for ethicists.

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:51:43
From: roughbarked
ID: 740718
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:

I’ll admit that there are still paying jobs for ethicists.

At the pain of being pushed on the issue?

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:52:01
From: kii
ID: 740719
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Trying to investigate the nature of right / wrong, good / evil, the nature of morality etc is hardly unimportant

Yerp.

Seems the world could do with a refresher course STAT!

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:53:38
From: Dropbear
ID: 740720
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Dropbear said:

Trying to investigate the nature of right / wrong, good / evil, the nature of morality etc is hardly unimportant

Yerp.

Seems the world could do with a refresher course STAT!

Especially in a post religious modern area (one day). The development of secular humanist ethics is incredibly important

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:55:50
From: dv
ID: 740721
Subject: re: June Chatting

But are ethicists philosophers?

Maybe what has happened is that the useful parts of philosophy have been peeled off and rebadged.

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:55:57
From: Cymek
ID: 740722
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


kii said:

Dropbear said:

Trying to investigate the nature of right / wrong, good / evil, the nature of morality etc is hardly unimportant

Yerp.

Seems the world could do with a refresher course STAT!

Especially in a post religious modern area (one day). The development of secular humanist ethics is incredibly important

I wonder if the nature of the human beast is up to the task.
Perhaps being at the top of the food chain means we are inherently self destructive and violent as a collective species

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:57:36
From: dv
ID: 740723
Subject: re: June Chatting

Someone just shared a link with me with the headline “15 times yoga pants left NOTHING to the imagination.”
Good to see they are keeping up with the important news.

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:57:53
From: kii
ID: 740724
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


kii said:

Dropbear said:

Trying to investigate the nature of right / wrong, good / evil, the nature of morality etc is hardly unimportant

Yerp.

Seems the world could do with a refresher course STAT!

Especially in a post religious modern area (one day). The development of secular humanist ethics is incredibly important

One can dream of a bright new world in the future. A world where Osteen’s books are burned and Atheists feel safe revealing who they are.

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:58:26
From: dv
ID: 740725
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Dropbear said:

kii said:

Yerp.

Seems the world could do with a refresher course STAT!

Especially in a post religious modern area (one day). The development of secular humanist ethics is incredibly important

I wonder if the nature of the human beast is up to the task.
Perhaps being at the top of the food chain means we are inherently self destructive and violent as a collective species

Do you think we should outsource?

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Date: 25/06/2015 10:59:33
From: Dropbear
ID: 740726
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


But are ethicists philosophers?

Maybe what has happened is that the useful parts of philosophy have been peeled off and rebadged.

Isn’t that like asking if physicists are scientists?

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Date: 25/06/2015 11:00:17
From: kii
ID: 740727
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Someone just shared a link with me with the headline “15 times yoga pants left NOTHING to the imagination.”
Good to see they are keeping up with the important news.

Old news.

I can remember back in the late 1990s when a mum at the preschool bent over to kiss her kid goodbye. Hooely dooley!!! No knickers and NOTHING left to the imagination.

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Date: 25/06/2015 11:00:56
From: dv
ID: 740728
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Dropbear said:

kii said:

Yerp.

Seems the world could do with a refresher course STAT!

Especially in a post religious modern area (one day). The development of secular humanist ethics is incredibly important

One can dream of a bright new world in the future. A world where Osteen’s books are burned and Atheists feel safe revealing who they are.

Disappointing about Jindal being a creationist. I figures that as someone with science training he might even be a repugnican candidate who has moved past the 19th century.

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Date: 25/06/2015 11:01:35
From: dv
ID: 740729
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


dv said:

But are ethicists philosophers?

Maybe what has happened is that the useful parts of philosophy have been peeled off and rebadged.

Isn’t that like asking if physicists are scientists?

It is more like asking whether physicists are philosophers.

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Date: 25/06/2015 11:02:58
From: kii
ID: 740730
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Republican clown car for President 2016 is getting overloaded.

GO BERNIE SANDERS!

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Date: 25/06/2015 11:04:03
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740731
Subject: re: June Chatting

Early 1930s fridge, here presented in a treasure chest. These old fridges had the mechanism on top. Richard Hannay (Robert Donat) removed a nice piece of haddock from a fridge very much like this in the 1935 classic The 39 Steps, before cooking it for Annabella Smith (Lucie Mannheim), who was tragically stabbed later that evening.

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Date: 25/06/2015 11:08:23
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740732
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


It is more like asking whether physicists are philosophers.

Stenger’s point in that article was that philosophically naïve physicists are prone to engaging in metaphysics without realising they’re no longer talking science.

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Date: 25/06/2015 11:13:32
From: Dropbear
ID: 740733
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Someone just shared a link with me with the headline “15 times yoga pants left NOTHING to the imagination.”
Good to see they are keeping up with the important news.

I say go with it

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Date: 25/06/2015 11:15:24
From: Dropbear
ID: 740734
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Dropbear said:

kii said:

Yerp.

Seems the world could do with a refresher course STAT!

Especially in a post religious modern area (one day). The development of secular humanist ethics is incredibly important

One can dream of a bright new world in the future. A world where Osteen’s books are burned and Atheists feel safe revealing who they are.

I came out on Facebook a while ago and my friends and family were very supportive of me, well except for the religious ones

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Date: 25/06/2015 11:16:32
From: Dropbear
ID: 740735
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


kii said:

Dropbear said:

Especially in a post religious modern area (one day). The development of secular humanist ethics is incredibly important

One can dream of a bright new world in the future. A world where Osteen’s books are burned and Atheists feel safe revealing who they are.

Disappointing about Jindal being a creationist. I figures that as someone with science training he might even be a repugnican candidate who has moved past the 19th century.

Give it some Jindal

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Date: 25/06/2015 11:20:19
From: kii
ID: 740736
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speaking of faceborked: Wisdom teeth Ice Bucket Challenge

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Date: 25/06/2015 11:23:38
From: Cymek
ID: 740737
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


kii said:

Dropbear said:

Especially in a post religious modern area (one day). The development of secular humanist ethics is incredibly important

One can dream of a bright new world in the future. A world where Osteen’s books are burned and Atheists feel safe revealing who they are.

I came out on Facebook a while ago and my friends and family were very supportive of me, well except for the religious ones

Do people care if someone is an atheist, I don’t care if someone is religious unless they start spouting their beliefs at me then its game on

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Date: 25/06/2015 11:24:08
From: Dropbear
ID: 740738
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Dropbear said:

kii said:

One can dream of a bright new world in the future. A world where Osteen’s books are burned and Atheists feel safe revealing who they are.

I came out on Facebook a while ago and my friends and family were very supportive of me, well except for the religious ones

Do people care if someone is an atheist, I don’t care if someone is religious unless they start spouting their beliefs at me then its game on

I was being tic

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Date: 25/06/2015 11:24:37
From: kii
ID: 740739
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Dropbear said:

kii said:

One can dream of a bright new world in the future. A world where Osteen’s books are burned and Atheists feel safe revealing who they are.

I came out on Facebook a while ago and my friends and family were very supportive of me, well except for the religious ones

Do people care if someone is an atheist, I don’t care if someone is religious unless they start spouting their beliefs at me then its game on

They do here in the good old US of A. One of my Catholic bosses flinched when I told her.

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Date: 25/06/2015 11:30:50
From: Cymek
ID: 740740
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Cymek said:

Dropbear said:

I came out on Facebook a while ago and my friends and family were very supportive of me, well except for the religious ones

Do people care if someone is an atheist, I don’t care if someone is religious unless they start spouting their beliefs at me then its game on

I was being tic

Yes I know but if you did admit if publically would all the lip service religious people pop up and call you a heathen

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Date: 25/06/2015 11:30:55
From: kii
ID: 740741
Subject: re: June Chatting

I just found out what ‘doxxing’ is.

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Date: 25/06/2015 11:31:18
From: Cymek
ID: 740742
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Cymek said:

Dropbear said:

I came out on Facebook a while ago and my friends and family were very supportive of me, well except for the religious ones

Do people care if someone is an atheist, I don’t care if someone is religious unless they start spouting their beliefs at me then its game on

They do here in the good old US of A. One of my Catholic bosses flinched when I told her.

I can imagine

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Date: 25/06/2015 11:33:14
From: kii
ID: 740743
Subject: re: June Chatting

The boss has mad skills when it comes to scanning through and sorting the bible section (so, so many different types of bible and I am not just talking about covers). I said that I knew nothing as it wasn’t on my radar of things to know.

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Date: 25/06/2015 11:35:16
From: Dropbear
ID: 740744
Subject: re: June Chatting

Anne Frank and MLK share the same birthday

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Date: 25/06/2015 11:35:30
From: Cymek
ID: 740745
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


The boss has mad skills when it comes to scanning through and sorting the bible section (so, so many different types of bible and I am not just talking about covers). I said that I knew nothing as it wasn’t on my radar of things to know.

Do you get any men called Gideon who buy them in bulk to leave in hotel rooms

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Date: 25/06/2015 11:37:36
From: kii
ID: 740746
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


kii said:

The boss has mad skills when it comes to scanning through and sorting the bible section (so, so many different types of bible and I am not just talking about covers). I said that I knew nothing as it wasn’t on my radar of things to know.

Do you get any men called Gideon who buy them in bulk to leave in hotel rooms

I hide from people who look like they might be about to do that. Usually a bladder emergency is sufficient to get me off the sales floor.

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Date: 25/06/2015 11:39:57
From: Dropbear
ID: 740747
Subject: re: June Chatting

Humans kill approximately 1920 chickens every second

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Date: 25/06/2015 11:42:08
From: Cymek
ID: 740748
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Humans kill approximately 1920 chickens every second

Yes we eat billions a year apparently

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Date: 25/06/2015 11:42:51
From: Cymek
ID: 740749
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Dropbear said:

Humans kill approximately 1920 chickens every second

Yes we eat billions a year apparently

60.54912 going by the above figures

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Date: 25/06/2015 11:49:49
From: sibeen
ID: 740750
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Dropbear said:

Humans kill approximately 1920 chickens every second

Yes we eat billions a year apparently

No, that just Bubbles.

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Date: 25/06/2015 11:50:17
From: Dropbear
ID: 740751
Subject: re: June Chatting

Apparently 87% of polled respondents approved of interracial marriage in America.

Which of course means 13% don’t. Boggling

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Date: 25/06/2015 11:52:39
From: Dropbear
ID: 740752
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Apparently 87% of polled respondents approved of interracial marriage in America.

Which of course means 13% don’t. Boggling

http://www.gallup.com/poll/163697/approve-marriage-blacks-whites.aspx

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Date: 25/06/2015 11:59:03
From: dv
ID: 740753
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com.au/2011/04/barbour-bryant-lead-in-mississippi.html

We asked voters on this poll whether they think interracial marriage should be legal or illegal- 46% of Mississippi Republicans said it should be illegal to just 40% who think it should be legal. For the most part there aren’t any huge divides in how voters view the candidates or who they support for the nomination based on their attitudes about interracial marriage but there are a few exceptions.

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Date: 25/06/2015 11:59:33
From: dv
ID: 740754
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Humans kill approximately 1920 chickens every second

That must be tiring, they should really invent machines for that kind of thing.

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Date: 25/06/2015 12:00:15
From: Cymek
ID: 740755
Subject: re: June Chatting

I wonder what it would be like worldwide on interacial/interfaith/intercast marriages, the same I imagine if not worse

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Date: 25/06/2015 12:06:04
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740756
Subject: re: June Chatting

I wonder what proportion of those who disapprove of interracial marriage are non-white.

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Date: 25/06/2015 12:08:03
From: Cymek
ID: 740757
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


I wonder what proportion of those who disapprove of interracial marriage are non-white.

That would be interesting to find out

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Date: 25/06/2015 12:10:13
From: Speedy
ID: 740758
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Dropbear said:

Humans kill approximately 1920 chickens every second

That must be tiring, they should really invent machines for that kind of thing.

A friend worked at a chicken processing factory. The chickens came in live on trucks and went out in chicken pieces.

He said the place made him feel sick and had a few stories of a few unlucky birds that were not processed correctly.

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Date: 25/06/2015 12:13:03
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740759
Subject: re: June Chatting

Currently have a cauldron of wholesome vegetable stew simmering on the stove, having eaten too much protein lately.

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Date: 25/06/2015 12:17:45
From: Cymek
ID: 740760
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Currently have a cauldron of wholesome vegetable stew simmering on the stove, having eaten too much protein lately.

Sounds nice

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Date: 25/06/2015 12:18:51
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 740761
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Humans kill approximately 1920 chickens every second

what about flies?

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Date: 25/06/2015 12:19:30
From: Divine Angel
ID: 740762
Subject: re: June Chatting

I made it through the toy sale. It was insane. People had several trolleys overfilled with stuff. The layby line was out the door (the layby dept is at the very back of the store) and they’d sold out of a few items within an hour. I only bought three things.

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Date: 25/06/2015 12:19:38
From: Dropbear
ID: 740763
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


dv said:

Dropbear said:

Humans kill approximately 1920 chickens every second

That must be tiring, they should really invent machines for that kind of thing.

A friend worked at a chicken processing factory. The chickens came in live on trucks and went out in chicken pieces.

He said the place made him feel sick and had a few stories of a few unlucky birds that were not processed correctly.

chickens go in, tears come out

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Date: 25/06/2015 12:20:28
From: Dropbear
ID: 740764
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


Dropbear said:

Humans kill approximately 1920 chickens every second

what about flies?

i dont have those figures on me

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Date: 25/06/2015 12:20:37
From: Divine Angel
ID: 740765
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


dv said:

Dropbear said:

Humans kill approximately 1920 chickens every second

That must be tiring, they should really invent machines for that kind of thing.

A friend worked at a chicken processing factory. The chickens came in live on trucks and went out in chicken pieces.

He said the place made him feel sick and had a few stories of a few unlucky birds that were not processed correctly.

I’m remembering the turkey killing room as seen on South Park.

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Date: 25/06/2015 12:20:49
From: Cymek
ID: 740766
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


I made it through the toy sale. It was insane. People had several trolleys overfilled with stuff. The layby line was out the door (the layby dept is at the very back of the store) and they’d sold out of a few items within an hour. I only bought three things.

How many other people did you take out to get them?

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Date: 25/06/2015 12:21:34
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740767
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


I made it through the toy sale. It was insane. People had several trolleys overfilled with stuff. The layby line was out the door (the layby dept is at the very back of the store) and they’d sold out of a few items within an hour. I only bought three things.

What three things?

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Date: 25/06/2015 12:22:35
From: Divine Angel
ID: 740768
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Divine Angel said:

I made it through the toy sale. It was insane. People had several trolleys overfilled with stuff. The layby line was out the door (the layby dept is at the very back of the store) and they’d sold out of a few items within an hour. I only bought three things.

How many other people did you take out to get them?

There were plenty of rude people there. I was not one of them.

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Date: 25/06/2015 12:23:53
From: Cymek
ID: 740769
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Speedy said:

dv said:

That must be tiring, they should really invent machines for that kind of thing.

A friend worked at a chicken processing factory. The chickens came in live on trucks and went out in chicken pieces.

He said the place made him feel sick and had a few stories of a few unlucky birds that were not processed correctly.

I’m remembering the turkey killing room as seen on South Park.

Yes with Timmys disabled chicken Gobble who survived

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Date: 25/06/2015 12:24:05
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 740770
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Apparently 87% of polled respondents approved of interracial marriage in America.

Which of course means 13% don’t. Boggling

Does that mean they are racist?

how many poeple do not like polgamy?

and what is their reason?

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Date: 25/06/2015 12:24:15
From: Divine Angel
ID: 740771
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Divine Angel said:

I made it through the toy sale. It was insane. People had several trolleys overfilled with stuff. The layby line was out the door (the layby dept is at the very back of the store) and they’d sold out of a few items within an hour. I only bought three things.

What three things?

A minion couch, a pirate ship play centre (fill it with water and it has water cannons and pirates) and a trike that starts off with you pushing the kid and then turns into an actual little tricycle that they can pedal by the time they’re 3.

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Date: 25/06/2015 12:24:30
From: Cymek
ID: 740772
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Cymek said:

Divine Angel said:

I made it through the toy sale. It was insane. People had several trolleys overfilled with stuff. The layby line was out the door (the layby dept is at the very back of the store) and they’d sold out of a few items within an hour. I only bought three things.

How many other people did you take out to get them?

There were plenty of rude people there. I was not one of them.

So you didn’t go ninja on them how disappointing

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Date: 25/06/2015 12:25:05
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 740773
Subject: re: June Chatting

Turns out Xander’s mother was just trying to get her own way again. Wants to come to “an agreement” that only addresses her needs and excludes any concern I have. Children’s Services are working with me now so I don’t think she’ll be kept happy for long.

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Date: 25/06/2015 12:25:13
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 740774
Subject: re: June Chatting

are white people more racist th

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Date: 25/06/2015 12:25:13
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 740775
Subject: re: June Chatting

are white people more racist th

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Date: 25/06/2015 12:25:36
From: Divine Angel
ID: 740776
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Divine Angel said:

Cymek said:

How many other people did you take out to get them?

There were plenty of rude people there. I was not one of them.

So you didn’t go ninja on them how disappointing

I was too busy eavesdropping on the lady behind me on the phone. She was telling someone that if she ever sees dead people, she’ll have herself committed for schizophrenia.

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Date: 25/06/2015 12:26:05
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 740777
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


are white people more racist th

Are white people more racist than black people?

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Date: 25/06/2015 12:26:11
From: Divine Angel
ID: 740778
Subject: re: June Chatting

Postpocelipse said:


Turns out Xander’s mother was just trying to get her own way again. Wants to come to “an agreement” that only addresses her needs and excludes any concern I have. Children’s Services are working with me now so I don’t think she’ll be kept happy for long.

Does this surprise you?

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Date: 25/06/2015 12:27:24
From: Cymek
ID: 740779
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Cymek said:

Divine Angel said:

There were plenty of rude people there. I was not one of them.

So you didn’t go ninja on them how disappointing

I was too busy eavesdropping on the lady behind me on the phone. She was telling someone that if she ever sees dead people, she’ll have herself committed for schizophrenia.

Thats funny

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Date: 25/06/2015 12:27:34
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 740780
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Postpocelipse said:

Turns out Xander’s mother was just trying to get her own way again. Wants to come to “an agreement” that only addresses her needs and excludes any concern I have. Children’s Services are working with me now so I don’t think she’ll be kept happy for long.

Does this surprise you?

No but hope is always in the breast pocket huh.

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Date: 25/06/2015 12:27:59
From: Dropbear
ID: 740781
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


Dropbear said:

Apparently 87% of polled respondents approved of interracial marriage in America.

Which of course means 13% don’t. Boggling

Does that mean they are racist?

You’d imagine so, yes

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Date: 25/06/2015 12:30:25
From: Cymek
ID: 740782
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

are white people more racist th

Are white people more racist than black people?

I think its harder to call a black person out for being racist against a white person.
The minute that add white in front of an insult its racist

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Date: 25/06/2015 12:31:29
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 740783
Subject: re: June Chatting

Driving into Ballarat a few days ago

some road works going on, right lane closed, cars in right lane had to merge,

driver on the right of me did not look or indicate and was going to sideswip me changing lanes,

had to brake hard.

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Date: 25/06/2015 12:33:48
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 740784
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

CrazyNeutrino said:

are white people more racist th

Are white people more racist than black people?

I think its harder to call a black person out for being racist against a white person.
The minute that add white in front of an insult its racist

so, what do you call that, sterotyping, or is it something else

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Date: 25/06/2015 13:02:52
From: sibeen
ID: 740785
Subject: re: June Chatting

FUCK OFF

It’s OK everyone. The first Test starts in a fortnight and I was just checking to see whether I’ve still got what it takes to follow the series.

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Date: 25/06/2015 13:07:17
From: buffy
ID: 740786
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hello Holidayers. Cooked chook. Milo. Mint slice biscuit.

Veggies come into eating at tea time today.

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Date: 25/06/2015 13:07:47
From: Dropbear
ID: 740787
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


FUCK OFF

It’s OK everyone. The first Test starts in a fortnight and I was just checking to see whether I’ve still got what it takes to follow the series.

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Date: 25/06/2015 13:15:16
From: poikilotherm
ID: 740788
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Hello Holidayers. Cooked chook. Milo. Mint slice biscuit.

Veggies come into eating at tea time today.

On the 3F diet, that’s all veggie.

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Date: 25/06/2015 13:32:24
From: btm
ID: 740789
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Anne Frank and MLK share the same birthday

Anne Frank: 12 June 1929
MLK: 15 January 1929

Whose birthday do they share?

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Date: 25/06/2015 14:04:04
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 740790
Subject: re: June Chatting

hmmmm

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Date: 25/06/2015 14:33:47
From: PermeateFree
ID: 740791
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


Driving into Ballarat a few days ago

some road works going on, right lane closed, cars in right lane had to merge,

driver on the right of me did not look or indicate and was going to sideswip me changing lanes,

had to brake hard.

Hope you tooted your horn!

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Date: 25/06/2015 14:48:25
From: dv
ID: 740792
Subject: re: June Chatting

They should have just let the south go

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Date: 25/06/2015 14:51:33
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 740793
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


Dropbear said:

Anne Frank and MLK share the same birthday

Anne Frank: 12 June 1929
MLK: 15 January 1929

Whose birthday do they share?

This guy looks like the best bet:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Dysart

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Date: 25/06/2015 14:54:41
From: PermeateFree
ID: 740794
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


They should have just let the south go


And these people have largely run the world over the last 100 years and look how well we have done.

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Date: 25/06/2015 14:59:37
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 740795
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

are white people more racist th

Are white people more racist than black people?

Some are.

And vice versa.

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Date: 25/06/2015 15:21:32
From: dv
ID: 740796
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


Dropbear said:

Apparently 87% of polled respondents approved of interracial marriage in America.

Which of course means 13% don’t. Boggling

Does that mean they are racist?

Naaah

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Date: 25/06/2015 15:59:30
From: dv
ID: 740797
Subject: re: June Chatting

Surprised to learn (mere seconds ago) that evolution is the only biological origin theory permitted to be taught at school in Iran.

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Date: 25/06/2015 16:04:23
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 740798
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Surprised to learn (mere seconds ago) that evolution is the only biological origin theory permitted to be taught at school in Iran.

That is weird, I would have lost money on that.

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Date: 25/06/2015 16:05:12
From: dv
ID: 740799
Subject: re: June Chatting

bob(from black rock) said:


dv said:

Surprised to learn (mere seconds ago) that evolution is the only biological origin theory permitted to be taught at school in Iran.

That is weird, I would have lost money on that.

You’d be safe in Saudi, where the opposite is the case

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Date: 25/06/2015 16:05:56
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740800
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Surprised to learn (mere seconds ago) that evolution is the only biological origin theory permitted to be taught at school in Iran.

What other biological origin theories are there?

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Date: 25/06/2015 16:06:57
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 740801
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


bob(from black rock) said:

dv said:

Surprised to learn (mere seconds ago) that evolution is the only biological origin theory permitted to be taught at school in Iran.

That is weird, I would have lost money on that.

You’d be safe in Saudi, where the opposite is the case

How many Christian countries have similar views?

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Date: 25/06/2015 16:08:44
From: Dropbear
ID: 740802
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


dv said:

Surprised to learn (mere seconds ago) that evolution is the only biological origin theory permitted to be taught at school in Iran.

What other biological origin theories are there?

Creationism

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Date: 25/06/2015 16:11:54
From: transition
ID: 740803
Subject: re: June Chatting

afternoon consumers, i’m not long out of bed, energy conservation you know, but since have made a coffee, accidently glimpsed a car advertizement on TV, and logged in here using data, yeah i’ve joined civilization (just for a fucken moment, then it can fuck off).

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Date: 25/06/2015 16:12:13
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 740804
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Bubblecar said:

dv said:

Surprised to learn (mere seconds ago) that evolution is the only biological origin theory permitted to be taught at school in Iran.

What other biological origin theories are there?

Creationism

“Your attention please, would the one True God please raise his hand?”

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Date: 25/06/2015 16:12:36
From: dv
ID: 740805
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


dv said:

Surprised to learn (mere seconds ago) that evolution is the only biological origin theory permitted to be taught at school in Iran.

What other biological origin theories are there?

That God created the various currently extant species more or less instantly in their current forms (Young Earth Creationism), or that God intervened to create the current species from other forms over a long time (Divine Intervention).

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Date: 25/06/2015 16:12:56
From: Cymek
ID: 740806
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Bubblecar said:

dv said:

Surprised to learn (mere seconds ago) that evolution is the only biological origin theory permitted to be taught at school in Iran.

What other biological origin theories are there?

Creationism

Creationism might have some validity if say it was meant to be a long term form of terraforming and GE lifeform creation buts is just magic really.

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Date: 25/06/2015 16:13:02
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740807
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Bubblecar said:

dv said:

Surprised to learn (mere seconds ago) that evolution is the only biological origin theory permitted to be taught at school in Iran.

What other biological origin theories are there?

Creationism

Yeah but “biological theory” usually means: a theory within the science of biology. Creationism is religious mumbo-jumbo. It’s not a “theory” in any academically recognised sense of the term.

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Date: 25/06/2015 16:14:09
From: dv
ID: 740808
Subject: re: June Chatting

bob(from black rock) said:


dv said:

bob(from black rock) said:

That is weird, I would have lost money on that.

You’d be safe in Saudi, where the opposite is the case

How many Christian countries have similar views?

Well most Christian-majority European countries are similar to Iran on this, but in some states in the USA and Australia you can teach non-evolutionary ideas along with evolutionary ideas.

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Date: 25/06/2015 16:15:21
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740809
Subject: re: June Chatting

And we should make no mistake about the Iranian authorities: they’re not remotely nice or reasonable people.

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Date: 25/06/2015 16:16:00
From: PermeateFree
ID: 740810
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


bob(from black rock) said:

dv said:

You’d be safe in Saudi, where the opposite is the case

How many Christian countries have similar views?

Well most Christian-majority European countries are similar to Iran on this, but in some states in the USA and Australia you can teach non-evolutionary ideas along with evolutionary ideas.

Did someone mention Qld?

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Date: 25/06/2015 16:17:09
From: dv
ID: 740811
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Dropbear said:

Bubblecar said:

What other biological origin theories are there?

Creationism

Yeah but “biological theory” usually means: a theory within the science of biology. Creationism is religious mumbo-jumbo. It’s not a “theory” in any academically recognised sense of the term.

Well, by “biological origin theory” I meant theory pertaining to the origin of the biological systems and forms now in existence.

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Date: 25/06/2015 16:17:41
From: dv
ID: 740812
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


And we should make no mistake about the Iranian authorities: they’re not remotely nice or reasonable people.

Well that’s for sure.

Which is why this surprised me.

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Date: 25/06/2015 16:17:44
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 740813
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


And we should make no mistake about the Iranian authorities: they’re not remotely nice or reasonable people.

They would make The Hells Angels look like, well, real Angels.

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Date: 25/06/2015 16:18:05
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740814
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


afternoon consumers, i’m not long out of bed, energy conservation you know, but since have made a coffee, accidently glimpsed a car advertizement on TV, and logged in here using data, yeah i’ve joined civilization (just for a fucken moment, then it can fuck off).

Still keeping the smokes at bay, well done :)

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Date: 25/06/2015 16:18:28
From: Cymek
ID: 740815
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


And we should make no mistake about the Iranian authorities: they’re not remotely nice or reasonable people.

Living in the Middle East would suck quite badly

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Date: 25/06/2015 16:19:42
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740816
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Bubblecar said:

Dropbear said:

Creationism

Yeah but “biological theory” usually means: a theory within the science of biology. Creationism is religious mumbo-jumbo. It’s not a “theory” in any academically recognised sense of the term.

Well, by “biological origin theory” I meant theory pertaining to the origin of the biological systems and forms now in existence.

Probably best to use the term “living” rather than “biological” in a creationist context, so people don’t think we’re talking science.

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Date: 25/06/2015 16:20:34
From: dv
ID: 740817
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


dv said:

Bubblecar said:

Yeah but “biological theory” usually means: a theory within the science of biology. Creationism is religious mumbo-jumbo. It’s not a “theory” in any academically recognised sense of the term.

Well, by “biological origin theory” I meant theory pertaining to the origin of the biological systems and forms now in existence.

Probably best to use the term “living” rather than “biological” in a creationist context, so people don’t think we’re talking science.

Very well then.

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Date: 25/06/2015 16:21:09
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740818
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Very well then.

OTOH I’m not the boss of you, so do as you please :)

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Date: 25/06/2015 16:22:05
From: dv
ID: 740819
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


dv said:

bob(from black rock) said:

How many Christian countries have similar views?

Well most Christian-majority European countries are similar to Iran on this, but in some states in the USA and Australia you can teach non-evolutionary ideas along with evolutionary ideas.

Did someone mention Qld?

Speaking of Qld, some sssslightly good news. LNP Opposition leader Lawrence Springborg has indicated that he will support the ALP government in abolition the so-called gay panic defense for homicide cases.

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Date: 25/06/2015 16:24:02
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 740820
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Bubblecar said:

And we should make no mistake about the Iranian authorities: they’re not remotely nice or reasonable people.

Living in the Middle East would suck quite badly

There are Archangels, or so I have been told, is there also Arseangels?

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Date: 25/06/2015 16:27:48
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740821
Subject: re: June Chatting

bob(from black rock) said:


There are Archangels, or so I have been told, is there also Arseangels?

Known in German as arschtrompete engel (arse trumpet angels).

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Date: 25/06/2015 16:33:54
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 740822
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


bob(from black rock) said:

There are Archangels, or so I have been told, is there also Arseangels?

Known in German as arschtrompete engel (arse trumpet angels).

Do they get many “gigs” at folk festivals?

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Date: 25/06/2015 16:37:43
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740823
Subject: re: June Chatting

bob(from black rock) said:


Do they get many “gigs” at folk festivals?

More common at Christian concerts.

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Date: 25/06/2015 16:40:54
From: wookiemeister
ID: 740824
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Bubblecar said:

And we should make no mistake about the Iranian authorities: they’re not remotely nice or reasonable people.

Living in the Middle East would suck quite badly


if they had any sense the west would parley with the Iranians and get them to bolster the eastern front , get them to send ground troops in , the Iraqi army would be used to bolster the southern front exclusively

Jordan would bring its army to the western front to stop any over spill leaking into Jordan

Turkey would move its army to the northern front and hem in ISIS

all road connections North , South , East, west would be severed nothing goes in, nothing goes out

air strikes by the allies would then sever major road connections

with no men, money and machines being able to go in and out it becomes a turkey shoot

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Date: 25/06/2015 16:41:24
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740825
Subject: re: June Chatting

What’s happened to Michael V? Last post I remember he was taking tea at some grand estate near London. Haven’t seen him since.

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Date: 25/06/2015 16:44:00
From: Cymek
ID: 740826
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Cymek said:

Bubblecar said:

And we should make no mistake about the Iranian authorities: they’re not remotely nice or reasonable people.

Living in the Middle East would suck quite badly


if they had any sense the west would parley with the Iranians and get them to bolster the eastern front , get them to send ground troops in , the Iraqi army would be used to bolster the southern front exclusively

Jordan would bring its army to the western front to stop any over spill leaking into Jordan

Turkey would move its army to the northern front and hem in ISIS

all road connections North , South , East, west would be severed nothing goes in, nothing goes out

air strikes by the allies would then sever major road connections

with no men, money and machines being able to go in and out it becomes a turkey shoot

Middle Eastern people minding their own business and trying to get on with their lives don’t seem to want ISIS around but I wonder if the various governments think the same.

Middle Eastern people minding their own business don’t want ISIS around but

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Date: 25/06/2015 16:44:22
From: btm
ID: 740827
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


What’s happened to Michael V? Last post I remember he was taking tea at some grand estate near London. Haven’t seen him since.

Haven’t heard from Lord_Lucan lately either, and that was close to where his wife was murdered. I wonder whether that’s coincidence.

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Date: 25/06/2015 16:44:27
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740828
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Jordan would bring its army to the western front to stop any over spill leaking into Jordan

Turkey would move its army to the northern front and hem in ISIS

all road connections North , South , East, west would be severed nothing goes in, nothing goes out

air strikes by the allies would then sever major road connections

with no men, money and machines being able to go in and out it becomes a turkey shoot

Well don’t just stand there, go and organise it.

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Date: 25/06/2015 17:01:39
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740829
Subject: re: June Chatting

One for the plane spotters:

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Date: 25/06/2015 17:04:22
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 740831
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


One for the plane spotters:


Yeah, 10/10, it is in fact a very spotty plane!

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Date: 25/06/2015 17:14:06
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 740832
Subject: re: June Chatting

bob(from black rock) said:


Bubblecar said:

One for the plane spotters:


Yeah, 10/10, it is in fact a very spotty plane!

Aeropanus, spotorus ginormous

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Date: 25/06/2015 17:18:00
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740833
Subject: re: June Chatting

Apparently a bomber decorated like that would be the plane the others had to follow in formation. Then once they’d all lined up properly, it would return to base while the rest went on to their destination.

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Date: 25/06/2015 17:32:34
From: transition
ID: 740834
Subject: re: June Chatting

get a fire going, cut some wood already
yes did dumb, fuck i’m good just as me

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Date: 25/06/2015 17:52:27
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740835
Subject: re: June Chatting

The older sister is currently suffering, along with her husband, despite him having had the jab this year:

Health experts warn of severe flu season

Experts are warning Australia is headed for a severe ‘flu season and say this may be due to delays with the roll-out of vaccines early in the season.

Australia has had a 47 per cent increase in confirmed cases of influenza this year, with 11,000 cases already reported.

Influenza consultant and chair of the Australian Influenza Specialist Group (ISG) Dr Alan Hampson says in an average year, we can expect about 10 per cent of the population will get the ‘flu but this year he expects that figure could rise to 15 per cent.

“This year has all the hallmarks of a peak season, but there is still a window of opportunity for people to be vaccinated,” Hampson says.

http://www.abc.net.au/health/thepulse/stories/2015/06/25/4261935.htm

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Date: 25/06/2015 17:59:41
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 740836
Subject: re: June Chatting

Just watching Hot Seat, and somebody just won A DOLLAR TWENTY THREE! Fuck it is exciting!!!!

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Date: 25/06/2015 18:14:49
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740837
Subject: re: June Chatting

evening folks

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Date: 25/06/2015 18:15:44
From: buffy
ID: 740838
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hello Holidayers. About to steam some carrot, corn and greenpeas to eat with our marinated pork stuff, which will go into a very, very hot oven quite shortly. Might eat the veggie first though, then the meat.

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Date: 25/06/2015 18:16:31
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740839
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


One for the plane spotters:


looks like a Liberator

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Date: 25/06/2015 18:16:54
From: captain_spalding
ID: 740840
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Apparently a bomber decorated like that would be the plane the others had to follow in formation. Then once they’d all lined up properly, it would return to base while the rest went on to their destination.

Yes, they called them ‘lead ships’, and they’d circle around an appointed area until all the bombers/squadrons participating in a particular raid had taken off, arrived, and fallen into formation.

Lead ships were usually ‘worn out’ bombers, considered to be no longer reliable enough for incursions into hostile areas. They were painted in all manner of bright colours and patterns.

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Date: 25/06/2015 18:19:50
From: captain_spalding
ID: 740841
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:

looks like a Liberator

It is indeed. I’m not expert enough to say which model, but i believe it’s an early one. You’ll notice that it has no guns in the ports in the nose glazing or elsewhere – they’d have been removed as it’s not going anywhere unfriendly any more.

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Date: 25/06/2015 18:21:31
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740842
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


Bubblecar said:

Apparently a bomber decorated like that would be the plane the others had to follow in formation. Then once they’d all lined up properly, it would return to base while the rest went on to their destination.

Yes, they called them ‘lead ships’, and they’d circle around an appointed area until all the bombers/squadrons participating in a particular raid had taken off, arrived, and fallen into formation.

Lead ships were usually ‘worn out’ bombers, considered to be no longer reliable enough for incursions into hostile areas. They were painted in all manner of bright colours and patterns.

They also called them “Judas goats”:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judas_goat#Leader_bombers

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Date: 25/06/2015 18:23:22
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740843
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

looks like a Liberator

It is indeed. I’m not expert enough to say which model, but i believe it’s an early one. You’ll notice that it has no guns in the ports in the nose glazing or elsewhere – they’d have been removed as it’s not going anywhere unfriendly any more.

no ball turret either..

Grandfather flew a modified B-24, less munitions, no bombs, dropped supplies, and personnel over enemy lines

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Date: 25/06/2015 18:24:54
From: dv
ID: 740844
Subject: re: June Chatting

I wonder who was the first person to discover that slightly burnt cheese tastes great

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Date: 25/06/2015 18:25:42
From: buffy
ID: 740845
Subject: re: June Chatting

I finally heard some footage from Q&A tonight on the Media Report on RN as I was driving home. I think there has been a lot of hot air generated.

I also heard on PM that LibNats have been filing down to TA’s office today for photos to be taken with him. Speculation about an early election. They want to be careful. To quote one of my patients today (and it’s not the first one to say this in the last couple of years) “I’ve always voted Liberal, but I CANNOT STAND this fellow” She could not even bring herself to say his name.

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Date: 25/06/2015 18:28:24
From: roughbarked
ID: 740846
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

I finally heard some footage from Q&A tonight on the Media Report on RN as I was driving home. I think there has been a lot of hot air generated.

I also heard on PM that LibNats have been filing down to TA’s office today for photos to be taken with him. Speculation about an early election. They want to be careful. To quote one of my patients today (and it’s not the first one to say this in the last couple of years) “I’ve always voted Liberal, but I CANNOT STAND this fellow” She could not even bring herself to say his name.

Agree about the hot air and about “this fellow” who couldn’t be classed as a fellow of mine.

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Date: 25/06/2015 18:30:09
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740847
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

I finally heard some footage from Q&A tonight on the Media Report on RN as I was driving home. I think there has been a lot of hot air generated.

I also heard on PM that LibNats have been filing down to TA’s office today for photos to be taken with him. Speculation about an early election. They want to be careful. To quote one of my patients today (and it’s not the first one to say this in the last couple of years) “I’ve always voted Liberal, but I CANNOT STAND this fellow” She could not even bring herself to say his name.

Lot of people on the Drum saying that before the last election as well. I think it must have been a template, “I have always voted Liberal but…”. Along with lots of people promising to go overseas if the mad monk was ever elected.

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Date: 25/06/2015 18:30:51
From: captain_spalding
ID: 740848
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:

no ball turret either..

Grandfather flew a modified B-24, less munitions, no bombs, dropped supplies, and personnel over enemy lines

Ball turrets on B-24s could be retracted into the fuselage for take-off and landing. when you look at the photo, you can see why! So, you won’t see very many pics of a Liberator on the ground with the ball turret out.

I used to work with a lady whose dad flew RAAF B-24s, and Liberators were based at a field near Dalby, which i’ve had an ‘unofficial’ look at. It’s still quitel clear of trees (indeed, it shows up clearly on Google Earth).

B-24s were possibly the most complex aircraft of WW2, but in that regard, they just pointed the way to the shape of things to come.

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Date: 25/06/2015 18:31:23
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740849
Subject: re: June Chatting

Mythbusters doing NASA moon fake, tis a good episode.

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Date: 25/06/2015 18:33:29
From: dv
ID: 740850
Subject: re: June Chatting

When Howard was elected I was pretty bummed but after a year or so I realised it wasn’t the end of the world and he wasn’t as bad as I thought he’d be.

Quite the opposite with Abbott. I’ve been flabbergasted at the backwards politics and sheer stupidity. I could never have imagined it would be as bad as this.

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Date: 25/06/2015 18:36:11
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740851
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

no ball turret either..

Grandfather flew a modified B-24, less munitions, no bombs, dropped supplies, and personnel over enemy lines

Ball turrets on B-24s could be retracted into the fuselage for take-off and landing. when you look at the photo, you can see why! So, you won’t see very many pics of a Liberator on the ground with the ball turret out.

I used to work with a lady whose dad flew RAAF B-24s, and Liberators were based at a field near Dalby, which i’ve had an ‘unofficial’ look at. It’s still quitel clear of trees (indeed, it shows up clearly on Google Earth).

B-24s were possibly the most complex aircraft of WW2, but in that regard, they just pointed the way to the shape of things to come.

the ball is still obvious even in the retracted position.

It is said that the
b-24 was the crate that the B-17 gets delivered in, lol.
I think my dad got the RAAF flight manual for the Lib when my grandfather died earlier this year, i got the uniform, the great coat and his flight diary

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Date: 25/06/2015 18:38:28
From: captain_spalding
ID: 740852
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


When Howard was elected I was pretty bummed but after a year or so I realised it wasn’t the end of the world and he wasn’t as bad as I thought he’d be.

Quite the opposite with Abbott. I’ve been flabbergasted at the backwards politics and sheer stupidity. I could never have imagined it would be as bad as this.

The real pity is, TA used to have a first-class brain.

What happened to him is the true mystery. What influences, what pressures, what indoctrination took him from being a quite intelligent man to being the ventriloquist’s dummy for big business and the far-right sectors of politics? His words and actions are clearly just the results of the pulling of his strings, in line with the ideals of whoever is having a turn at being puppeteer.

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Date: 25/06/2015 18:39:51
From: captain_spalding
ID: 740853
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:

I think my dad got the RAAF flight manual for the Lib when my grandfather died earlier this year, i got the uniform, the great coat and his flight diary

I think that if you hunt around Youtube and similar, you can find a lot of WW2 training films on operating B-24s.

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Date: 25/06/2015 18:41:25
From: buffy
ID: 740854
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


buffy said:

I finally heard some footage from Q&A tonight on the Media Report on RN as I was driving home. I think there has been a lot of hot air generated.

I also heard on PM that LibNats have been filing down to TA’s office today for photos to be taken with him. Speculation about an early election. They want to be careful. To quote one of my patients today (and it’s not the first one to say this in the last couple of years) “I’ve always voted Liberal, but I CANNOT STAND this fellow” She could not even bring herself to say his name.

Lot of people on the Drum saying that before the last election as well. I think it must have been a template, “I have always voted Liberal but…”. Along with lots of people promising to go overseas if the mad monk was ever elected.

Yeah, but I’m in Wannon. Malcolm’s old seat. They are very loyal here. And they don’t tell outsiders like me when they are disillusioned. Well, not until quite recently.

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Date: 25/06/2015 18:43:20
From: captain_spalding
ID: 740855
Subject: re: June Chatting

You could see a B-24 ball turret in the retracted position, but it’d have to be from the right angle.

As evidenced by:

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Date: 25/06/2015 18:44:18
From: captain_spalding
ID: 740856
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


You could see a B-24 ball turret in the retracted position, but it’d have to be from the right angle.

As evidenced by:


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Date: 25/06/2015 18:44:34
From: captain_spalding
ID: 740857
Subject: re: June Chatting

Oh, see here:

http://s576.photobucket.com/user/AlanStarcher/media/B%2024%20Witchcraft/DSCN3011.jpg.html

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Date: 25/06/2015 18:50:46
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740859
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


You could see a B-24 ball turret in the retracted position, but it’d have to be from the right angle.

As evidenced by:


this is still not quite finished… and back in SA

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Date: 25/06/2015 18:52:49
From: JudgeMental
ID: 740860
Subject: re: June Chatting

From my mother’s sleep I fell into the State,
And I hunched in its belly till my wet fur froze.
Six miles from earth, loosed from its dream of life,
I woke to black flak and the nightmare fighters.
When I died they washed me out of the turret with a hose.

The Death of the Ball Turret Gunner is a five-line poem by Randall Jarrell published in 1945. It is about the death of a gunner in a Sperry ball turret on a World War II American bomber aircraft.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Death_of_the_Ball_Turret_Gunner

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Date: 25/06/2015 19:02:52
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 740865
Subject: re: June Chatting

not a ball but a rear turret.

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Date: 25/06/2015 19:02:58
From: Bubblecar
ID: 740866
Subject: re: June Chatting

Venus & Jupiter impressively close in the west now.

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Date: 25/06/2015 19:08:11
From: dv
ID: 740869
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Venus & Jupiter impressively close in the west now.

Nah they are hundreds of millions of km apart…

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Date: 25/06/2015 19:20:19
From: transition
ID: 740872
Subject: re: June Chatting

tis gettin’ a bit fucken cold
bedroom fire’s goin’

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Date: 25/06/2015 19:28:11
From: roughbarked
ID: 740874
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Bubblecar said:

Venus & Jupiter impressively close in the west now.

Nah they are hundreds of millions of km apart…

Still closer than you’ve seen them before.

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Date: 25/06/2015 19:29:15
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 740876
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Venus & Jupiter impressively close in the west now.

Yeah, they can’t be Sirius.

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Date: 25/06/2015 19:30:28
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740877
Subject: re: June Chatting

And the weakest conclusion from mythbusters, reflectors on the moon does not mean man was there. The soviets even managed to recover moon rocks but never put men on the moon.

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Date: 25/06/2015 19:30:32
From: roughbarked
ID: 740878
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Bubblecar said:

Venus & Jupiter impressively close in the west now.

Yeah, they can’t be Sirius.

are jovial though venal.

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Date: 25/06/2015 19:30:54
From: JudgeMental
ID: 740879
Subject: re: June Chatting

Yeah, they can’t be Sirius.

which isn’t really small it’s just far away.

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Date: 25/06/2015 19:31:30
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 740880
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


tis gettin’ a bit fucken cold
bedroom fire’s goin’

Shut the bedroom door, that might be able to hold it until the brigade arrives.

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Date: 25/06/2015 19:31:42
From: JudgeMental
ID: 740881
Subject: re: June Chatting

it is nice to be home.

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Date: 25/06/2015 19:35:12
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 740882
Subject: re: June Chatting

I watched some show on SBS last night about the battle of Bannockburn, what a load of contrived tosh, and long bow drawing, you would need to have of had of seen it to understand.
It was terrible.

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Date: 25/06/2015 19:35:18
From: party_pants
ID: 740883
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Venus & Jupiter impressively close in the west now.

Not quite dark enough to see them here.

.. remind me in an hour or two.

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Date: 25/06/2015 19:38:09
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 740884
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Bubblecar said:

Venus & Jupiter impressively close in the west now.

Not quite dark enough to see them here.

.. remind me in an hour or two.

Now that they have nailed your ailment do you notice a big difference P_P?

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Date: 25/06/2015 19:42:11
From: party_pants
ID: 740885
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:

Now that they have nailed your ailment do you notice a big difference P_P?

Yes, very much so. I’m still finding a new normal, I’ve lost a lot of muscle tone and strength iver the last couple of weeks. I’ve started walking abd all that, but I’m finding I get physically tired very quickly. Plus my eyes are shot and I’m hoping they get back to normal soon.

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Date: 25/06/2015 19:42:27
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 740886
Subject: re: June Chatting

JudgeMental said:


it is nice to be home.

That reminds me of the John Keats epitaph, Home is the hunter and cursed be he whom moves these bones.

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Date: 25/06/2015 19:44:22
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740887
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


I watched some show on SBS last night about the battle of Bannockburn, what a load of contrived tosh, and long bow drawing, you would need to have of had of seen it to understand.
It was terrible.

I have seen it before, so refresh my memory, what was so terrible about it?

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Date: 25/06/2015 19:44:57
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 740888
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Peak Warming Man said:

Now that they have nailed your ailment do you notice a big difference P_P?

Yes, very much so. I’m still finding a new normal, I’ve lost a lot of muscle tone and strength iver the last couple of weeks. I’ve started walking abd all that, but I’m finding I get physically tired very quickly. Plus my eyes are shot and I’m hoping they get back to normal soon.

Bugger.

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Date: 25/06/2015 19:56:51
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 740889
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Peak Warming Man said:

I watched some show on SBS last night about the battle of Bannockburn, what a load of contrived tosh, and long bow drawing, you would need to have of had of seen it to understand.
It was terrible.

I have seen it before, so refresh my memory, what was so terrible about it?

‘ken everything.
They searched some fields to find out where the battle took place.
They found a few things, as you do when you search some fields in old countries.
They took the 3 or 4 most exciting finds (mef) to be forensically examined, one mef was a friggings horseshoe from 1998, the other mef was a bit of steel that was a bit older circa 1997 and a bit of tin from around about the date of the battle, that bit of tinn was allthey had to decide that the battle was in that field, it was painful to watch them pan that out, they also got some girl to ride her poney up a hill to prove the English could not have gone that way, too hard.

That was it, it was the biggest load of bullshit and jabbawocky I’ve ever heard, I’m glad I don’t watch much TV.

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Date: 25/06/2015 20:00:03
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740890
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


AwesomeO said:

Peak Warming Man said:

I watched some show on SBS last night about the battle of Bannockburn, what a load of contrived tosh, and long bow drawing, you would need to have of had of seen it to understand.
It was terrible.

I have seen it before, so refresh my memory, what was so terrible about it?

‘ken everything.
They searched some fields to find out where the battle took place.
They found a few things, as you do when you search some fields in old countries.
They took the 3 or 4 most exciting finds (mef) to be forensically examined, one mef was a friggings horseshoe from 1998, the other mef was a bit of steel that was a bit older circa 1997 and a bit of tin from around about the date of the battle, that bit of tinn was allthey had to decide that the battle was in that field, it was painful to watch them pan that out, they also got some girl to ride her poney up a hill to prove the English could not have gone that way, too hard.

That was it, it was the biggest load of bullshit and jabbawocky I’ve ever heard, I’m glad I don’t watch much TV.

Maybe I didn’t see it then, sounds a by suss. I thought it was a repeat. They haven’t been noting repeat in the schedule guide recently which I find a PITA.

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Date: 25/06/2015 20:00:20
From: roughbarked
ID: 740891
Subject: re: June Chatting

JudgeMental said:


it is nice to be home.

Gee it’s great to be back home.
Home is where I want to be..

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Date: 25/06/2015 20:01:00
From: roughbarked
ID: 740892
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


I watched some show on SBS last night about the battle of Bannockburn, what a load of contrived tosh, and long bow drawing, you would need to have of had of seen it to understand.
It was terrible.

I did and I’ve seen it before so yeah I turned over to other stations.

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Date: 25/06/2015 20:01:56
From: roughbarked
ID: 740893
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Bubblecar said:

Venus & Jupiter impressively close in the west now.

Not quite dark enough to see them here.

.. remind me in an hour or two.

They are very bright. So bright that before I knew what it was I was wondering who had moved the southern cross pointers.

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Date: 25/06/2015 20:03:42
From: roughbarked
ID: 740894
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Peak Warming Man said:

AwesomeO said:

I have seen it before, so refresh my memory, what was so terrible about it?

‘ken everything.
They searched some fields to find out where the battle took place.
They found a few things, as you do when you search some fields in old countries.
They took the 3 or 4 most exciting finds (mef) to be forensically examined, one mef was a friggings horseshoe from 1998, the other mef was a bit of steel that was a bit older circa 1997 and a bit of tin from around about the date of the battle, that bit of tinn was allthey had to decide that the battle was in that field, it was painful to watch them pan that out, they also got some girl to ride her poney up a hill to prove the English could not have gone that way, too hard.

That was it, it was the biggest load of bullshit and jabbawocky I’ve ever heard, I’m glad I don’t watch much TV.

Maybe I didn’t see it then, sounds a by suss. I thought it was a repeat. They haven’t been noting repeat in the schedule guide recently which I find a PITA.

True. They show everything as if the new age viewers who may not have seen it before, are the only ones watching.

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Date: 25/06/2015 20:18:00
From: dv
ID: 740895
Subject: re: June Chatting

Watched Gravity on Foxtel. Bit better than I remember it from the kinema.

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Date: 25/06/2015 20:19:52
From: buffy
ID: 740896
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Peak Warming Man said:

Now that they have nailed your ailment do you notice a big difference P_P?

Yes, very much so. I’m still finding a new normal, I’ve lost a lot of muscle tone and strength iver the last couple of weeks. I’ve started walking abd all that, but I’m finding I get physically tired very quickly. Plus my eyes are shot and I’m hoping they get back to normal soon.

Have you been told to have an eye examination yet? You should get baseline information down, ie at time of diagnosis, for later comparison. Some diabetics go either long or shortsighted until they get their bloodsugars controlled. Mostly it then goes back to normal. Do you have blurry distance or near going on?

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Date: 25/06/2015 20:23:32
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740897
Subject: re: June Chatting

Sounds good. I contributed more than a few dollars.

BLOOD AND THUNDER: THE SOUND OF ALBERTS

8.30pm – 9.30pmABCTonight
This two-part documentary takes viewers back to the ’60s and ’70s and charts how Australia got its own rock’n‘roll thanks to the life-long bond between music company Albert Productions and the Youngs.

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Date: 25/06/2015 20:25:32
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 740898
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Sounds good. I contributed more than a few dollars.

BLOOD AND THUNDER: THE SOUND OF ALBERTS

8.30pm – 9.30pmABCTonight
This two-part documentary takes viewers back to the ’60s and ’70s and charts how Australia got its own rock’n‘roll thanks to the life-long bond between music company Albert Productions and the Youngs.

Sounds like the same thing as Long Way To the Top.

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Date: 25/06/2015 20:29:12
From: party_pants
ID: 740901
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Have you been told to have an eye examination yet? You should get baseline information down, ie at time of diagnosis, for later comparison. Some diabetics go either long or shortsighted until they get their bloodsugars controlled. Mostly it then goes back to normal. Do you have blurry distance or near going on?

I have an appointment next week. The specialist only does one pr two days a week in our area.

I’m having trouble with short distance, like reading the computer screen. I used to squint a bit before anyway, but now I’m struggling a bit. I’ve also got a sore back now from leaning over too much to read the monitor.

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Date: 25/06/2015 20:30:56
From: AwesomeO
ID: 740902
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


buffy said:

Have you been told to have an eye examination yet? You should get baseline information down, ie at time of diagnosis, for later comparison. Some diabetics go either long or shortsighted until they get their bloodsugars controlled. Mostly it then goes back to normal. Do you have blurry distance or near going on?

I have an appointment next week. The specialist only does one pr two days a week in our area.

I’m having trouble with short distance, like reading the computer screen. I used to squint a bit before anyway, but now I’m struggling a bit. I’ve also got a sore back now from leaning over too much to read the monitor.

Somewhere in settings or options you should find a thing to make stuff bigger. Of course it may mean you have to scroll a bit while reading, but it may help.

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Date: 25/06/2015 20:31:44
From: JudgeMental
ID: 740903
Subject: re: June Chatting

ctrl+scroll wheel.

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Date: 25/06/2015 20:35:35
From: buffy
ID: 740905
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


buffy said:

Have you been told to have an eye examination yet? You should get baseline information down, ie at time of diagnosis, for later comparison. Some diabetics go either long or shortsighted until they get their bloodsugars controlled. Mostly it then goes back to normal. Do you have blurry distance or near going on?

I have an appointment next week. The specialist only does one pr two days a week in our area.

I’m having trouble with short distance, like reading the computer screen. I used to squint a bit before anyway, but now I’m struggling a bit. I’ve also got a sore back now from leaning over too much to read the monitor.

OK, as long as you get it done. It is quite important. I don’t know how the specialists work around your way, but because they are thin on the ground here I do a lot of diabetic eye checks. “My” specialists also do not do glasses prescriptions, they only deal with the medical aspects. You may get sent to an optometrist anyway for the refraction (prescription measuring). But some specialists employ an orthoptist who measures and then the specialist signs the prescription. Anyway, if your specialist is a bit hard to get into, it might be wise to get acquainted with a local optometrist too, who would be able to check you quickly if you notice any changes and then get you in to the specialist pronto if necessary.

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Date: 25/06/2015 20:42:00
From: party_pants
ID: 740906
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


party_pants said:

buffy said:

Have you been told to have an eye examination yet? You should get baseline information down, ie at time of diagnosis, for later comparison. Some diabetics go either long or shortsighted until they get their bloodsugars controlled. Mostly it then goes back to normal. Do you have blurry distance or near going on?

I have an appointment next week. The specialist only does one pr two days a week in our area.

I’m having trouble with short distance, like reading the computer screen. I used to squint a bit before anyway, but now I’m struggling a bit. I’ve also got a sore back now from leaning over too much to read the monitor.

Somewhere in settings or options you should find a thing to make stuff bigger. Of course it may mean you have to scroll a bit while reading, but it may help.

This is what I’ve resorted to in the end.

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Date: 25/06/2015 20:42:01
From: buffy
ID: 740907
Subject: re: June Chatting

Also, as an interim measure, try some magnifiers from the chemist/cheap shop, just to get you by. Because you will be all over the place, just go and try on the different powers while looking at some reading matter and see what works. It will do no harm to your visual system, will be temporary until you get things sorted out, and it might make reading easier for you. I am assuming the changes to your vision are strictly refractive (glasses fix) and that you do not have diabetic retinopathy (problems with the blood vessels in the retina) yet. If magnifiers don’t help, you’ll just have to wait for the specialist to sort you out.

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Date: 25/06/2015 20:47:34
From: party_pants
ID: 740909
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Also, as an interim measure, try some magnifiers from the chemist/cheap shop, just to get you by. Because you will be all over the place, just go and try on the different powers while looking at some reading matter and see what works. It will do no harm to your visual system, will be temporary until you get things sorted out, and it might make reading easier for you. I am assuming the changes to your vision are strictly refractive (glasses fix) and that you do not have diabetic retinopathy (problems with the blood vessels in the retina) yet. If magnifiers don’t help, you’ll just have to wait for the specialist to sort you out.

I did this a couple o0f days ago to get by at work. But they really shit me with the constantly taking them off and on. They did say things might return to normal once I get the blood sugars bacvk down and under cointrol, but it is taking a while.

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Date: 25/06/2015 21:06:44
From: wookiemeister
ID: 740913
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


wookiemeister said:

Jordan would bring its army to the western front to stop any over spill leaking into Jordan

Turkey would move its army to the northern front and hem in ISIS

all road connections North , South , East, west would be severed nothing goes in, nothing goes out

air strikes by the allies would then sever major road connections

with no men, money and machines being able to go in and out it becomes a turkey shoot

Well don’t just stand there, go and organise it.


they don’t listen to anyone – that’s why apart from the British no war has been won since 1950’s

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Date: 25/06/2015 21:18:55
From: PermeateFree
ID: 740916
Subject: re: June Chatting

If you are interested in Science, this program is very interesting and in previous episodes, quite amasing.

“Gem” Channel 90 HD
INSIDE THE ANIMAL MIND
Thursday 25th June at 7:30 pm (65 minutes)

Secrets Of The Social World: Swimming with a pod of dolphins in the Bahamas, Chris explores their language and sees how they can recognise themselves in the mirror. He also witnesses the duplicity of chimps and in a moving scene, watches elephants mourn their dead.

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Date: 25/06/2015 21:31:57
From: Speedy
ID: 740917
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


If you are interested in Science, this program is very interesting and in previous episodes, quite amasing.

“Gem” Channel 90 HD
INSIDE THE ANIMAL MIND
Thursday 25th June at 7:30 pm (65 minutes)

Secrets Of The Social World: Swimming with a pod of dolphins in the Bahamas, Chris explores their language and sees how they can recognise themselves in the mirror. He also witnesses the duplicity of chimps and in a moving scene, watches elephants mourn their dead.

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Date: 25/06/2015 21:34:28
From: Speedy
ID: 740919
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


If you are interested in Science, this program is very interesting and in previous episodes, quite amasing.

“Gem” Channel 90 HD
INSIDE THE ANIMAL MIND
Thursday 25th June at 7:30 pm (65 minutes)

Secrets Of The Social World: Swimming with a pod of dolphins in the Bahamas, Chris explores their language and sees how they can recognise themselves in the mirror. He also witnesses the duplicity of chimps and in a moving scene, watches elephants mourn their dead.

Oops. This YT video is interesting (and maybe amusing and amazing ;)). It’s a mirror set up to see how the wildlife reacts.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GaMylwohL14

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Date: 25/06/2015 21:53:17
From: sibeen
ID: 740925
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hmm, Collingwood doing way better than expected. That’s dissapointing.

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Date: 25/06/2015 21:54:31
From: JudgeMental
ID: 740926
Subject: re: June Chatting

good job it is just a game.

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Date: 25/06/2015 21:58:00
From: sibeen
ID: 740930
Subject: re: June Chatting

JudgeMental said:


good job it is just a game.

Please don’t make ridiculous statements. You’ve been in Canberra for a week, it’s obviously rubbed off.

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Date: 25/06/2015 21:58:51
From: JudgeMental
ID: 740931
Subject: re: June Chatting

funny being in the east, nrl on sprt and hardly any afl.

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Date: 25/06/2015 22:00:04
From: transition
ID: 740933
Subject: re: June Chatting

vegetable soup from the can spiced up with everything I coud find, mate, she’s got some zing in it, be leaving a fire in me mouth.

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Date: 25/06/2015 22:01:29
From: Speedy
ID: 740934
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


vegetable soup from the can spiced up with everything I coud find, mate, she’s got some zing in it, be leaving a fire in me mouth.

We had fresh jalapenos with our dinner. Now that is something you don’t want to mess with.

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Date: 25/06/2015 22:03:16
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 740935
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


vegetable soup from the can spiced up with everything I coud find, mate, she’s got some zing in it, be leaving a fire in me mouth.

Yeah Sulphuric acid will do that every time.

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Date: 25/06/2015 22:04:57
From: sibeen
ID: 740937
Subject: re: June Chatting

JudgeMental said:


funny being in the east, nrl on sprt and hardly any afl.

Hmm, not so much the east, it’s just that you were above the Barassi line.

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Date: 25/06/2015 22:06:13
From: dv
ID: 740939
Subject: re: June Chatting

Andrew Mackie claims that in preparing for his role in Captain America: The Winter Soldier, he had a 11000 Calorie (46000 kJ) per day diet.

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Date: 25/06/2015 22:06:23
From: transition
ID: 740940
Subject: re: June Chatting

>Yeah Sulphuric acid will do that every time.

lands in me tummy be getting the acid treatment

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Date: 25/06/2015 22:06:34
From: roughbarked
ID: 740942
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


transition said:

vegetable soup from the can spiced up with everything I coud find, mate, she’s got some zing in it, be leaving a fire in me mouth.

We had fresh jalapenos with our dinner. Now that is something you don’t want to mess with.

Not without gloves and goggles..

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Date: 25/06/2015 22:10:00
From: transition
ID: 740944
Subject: re: June Chatting

fuck that was alright

breathes in deep to cool mouth

first time eaten today since had the pizza late lastnight

coffee time

listenin’…

#LIGHTNIN’ HOPKINS – Fast Mail Rambler (1947) Texas Blues Guitar Legend

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Date: 25/06/2015 22:13:10
From: roughbarked
ID: 740947
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


fuck that was alright

breathes in deep to cool mouth

first time eaten today since had the pizza late lastnight

coffee time

listenin’…

#LIGHTNIN’ HOPKINS – Fast Mail Rambler (1947) Texas Blues Guitar Legend

Harmonica Stomp 2:48 Sonny Terry The Rough Guide to East Coast Blues Blues 1

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Date: 25/06/2015 22:46:52
From: sibeen
ID: 740958
Subject: re: June Chatting

If Party can see the TV he’s probably happy.

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Date: 25/06/2015 22:50:32
From: party_pants
ID: 740959
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


If Party can see the TV he’s probably happy.

relieved, I thought they played pretty poorly in the first half.

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Date: 25/06/2015 22:56:14
From: transition
ID: 740960
Subject: re: June Chatting

listenin’…

#Tony Joe White, Scratch My Back

do one of these cappuccinos

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Date: 25/06/2015 23:13:57
From: roughbarked
ID: 740963
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


listenin’…

#Tony Joe White, Scratch My Back

do one of these cappuccinos


Beryl 3:11 Mark Knopfler Tracker Blues 5

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Date: 25/06/2015 23:16:53
From: roughbarked
ID: 740964
Subject: re: June Chatting

transforming house.el.truck.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=CnHGKUh-5O4

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Date: 26/06/2015 00:22:05
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 740990
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 26/06/2015 00:29:06
From: roughbarked
ID: 740991
Subject: re: June Chatting

Postpocelipse said:



From the smallest,

To the tallest.

To the oldest.

it is all time

blowing in the wind.

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Date: 26/06/2015 05:09:42
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740992
Subject: re: June Chatting

morning folks

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Date: 26/06/2015 06:46:15
From: Spider Lily
ID: 740993
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning Stumpy

A bit brrrrrr this morning it plummeted down to 15.2 and is now a warmer 19.2 out on the back deck..

Strike day for us! It’s tools down at 1230 and down to a local park for the rally and meet the media.. Must remember my lipstick ;)

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Date: 26/06/2015 06:53:12
From: buffy
ID: 740994
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good morning Holidayers. Yet again 6 degrees. It’s been raining a little.

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Date: 26/06/2015 06:53:26
From: Dropbear
ID: 740995
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:


Morning Stumpy

A bit brrrrrr this morning it plummeted down to 15.2 and is now a warmer 19.2 out on the back deck..

Strike day for us! It’s tools down at 1230 and down to a local park for the rally and meet the media.. Must remember my lipstick ;)

Start practicing

Whaddawewant

Whendawewannit

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Date: 26/06/2015 06:56:07
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 740996
Subject: re: June Chatting

8.1 and overcast here

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Date: 26/06/2015 06:59:37
From: Spider Lily
ID: 740997
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Spider Lily said:

Morning Stumpy

A bit brrrrrr this morning it plummeted down to 15.2 and is now a warmer 19.2 out on the back deck..

Strike day for us! It’s tools down at 1230 and down to a local park for the rally and meet the media.. Must remember my lipstick ;)

Start practicing

Whaddawewant

Whendawewannit

Ha.. yeah I’ve been on plenty of marches but it’s my first actual strike (lose pay) rally… as a smallish area it will be interesting to see how many attend. I know many members are coming along but a lot won’t for fear of ‘being a trouble maker’..

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Date: 26/06/2015 07:05:55
From: buffy
ID: 740998
Subject: re: June Chatting

Go Mark Scott:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-25/abc-on-the-side-of-australia-mark-scott-says/6573710

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Date: 26/06/2015 07:08:04
From: Dropbear
ID: 740999
Subject: re: June Chatting

Lose pay? Wtf. Sack your union chiefs

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Date: 26/06/2015 07:09:05
From: Dropbear
ID: 741000
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Good morning Holidayers. Yet again 6 degrees. It’s been raining a little.

Currently only 14 here. Hope to see double figures later

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Date: 26/06/2015 07:25:10
From: Spider Lily
ID: 741001
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:

Currently only 14 here. Hope to see double figures later

No rain here and a top of 26 expected, I have a light jumper on :/

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Date: 26/06/2015 07:59:21
From: poikilotherm
ID: 741002
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Lose pay? Wtf. Sack your union chiefs

Never heard of any strikers getting paid during working hours while on strike.

Morning. Cold n foggy here. Half day today, TFIF.

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Date: 26/06/2015 08:01:06
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741003
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning punters and correctors, we really don’t have too much to complain about, the arseclowns who live on the other side of the dutch had -20 kelvin or something the other day.

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Date: 26/06/2015 08:05:42
From: Dropbear
ID: 741004
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Dropbear said:

Lose pay? Wtf. Sack your union chiefs

Never heard of any strikers getting paid during working hours while on strike.

Morning. Cold n foggy here. Half day today, TFIF.

Fuck that. Part of the bargaining to end the strike should be to pay the workers for the time

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Date: 26/06/2015 08:06:07
From: Dropbear
ID: 741005
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Morning punters and correctors, we really don’t have too much to complain about, the arseclowns who live on the other side of the dutch had -20 kelvin or something the other day.

Is Alex visiting ?

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Date: 26/06/2015 08:06:55
From: poikilotherm
ID: 741006
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


poikilotherm said:

Dropbear said:

Lose pay? Wtf. Sack your union chiefs

Never heard of any strikers getting paid during working hours while on strike.

Morning. Cold n foggy here. Half day today, TFIF.

Fuck that. Part of the bargaining to end the strike should be to pay the workers for the time

I’d respond with instead setting up a call centre in India or the ‘pines :P

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Date: 26/06/2015 08:08:34
From: Dropbear
ID: 741007
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Dropbear said:

poikilotherm said:

Never heard of any strikers getting paid during working hours while on strike.

Morning. Cold n foggy here. Half day today, TFIF.

Fuck that. Part of the bargaining to end the strike should be to pay the workers for the time

I’d respond with instead setting up a call centre in India or the ‘pines :P

And they should respond by widening the strike to more critical areas they can’t outsource. That’s why it’s called collective bargaining .. Fuck the 1percenters

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Date: 26/06/2015 08:08:48
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741008
Subject: re: June Chatting

And and and scientists say they can genetically modify coral spawn to make it able to withstand the curse of global warming on the Great Barrier Reef.

I say we march, march against scientists, stand up to scientists and tell them HANDS OFF OUR CORAL REEF.

blows whistle

WHAT DO WE WANT

blows whistle

OUR GREAT BARRIER REEF LEFT ALONE

blows whistle

WHEN DO WE WANT IT

blows whistle

NOWISH

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Date: 26/06/2015 08:11:31
From: poikilotherm
ID: 741009
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


poikilotherm said:

Dropbear said:

Fuck that. Part of the bargaining to end the strike should be to pay the workers for the time

I’d respond with instead setting up a call centre in India or the ‘pines :P

And they should respond by widening the strike to more critical areas they can’t outsource. That’s why it’s called collective bargaining .. Fuck the 1percenters

457 Visas

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Date: 26/06/2015 08:14:43
From: Dropbear
ID: 741010
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Dropbear said:

poikilotherm said:

I’d respond with instead setting up a call centre in India or the ‘pines :P

And they should respond by widening the strike to more critical areas they can’t outsource. That’s why it’s called collective bargaining .. Fuck the 1percenters

457 Visas

Best of luck wth that

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Date: 26/06/2015 08:31:53
From: poikilotherm
ID: 741011
Subject: re: June Chatting

diddly likes ‘em.

You’re rather fired up for a Friday bear.

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Date: 26/06/2015 08:34:53
From: Dropbear
ID: 741012
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


diddly likes ‘em.

You’re rather fired up for a Friday bear.

Yeh I know right? Might need a nap :)

Thank goodness for boozy lunch Friday

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Date: 26/06/2015 08:49:10
From: poikilotherm
ID: 741013
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


poikilotherm said:

diddly likes ‘em.

You’re rather fired up for a Friday bear.

Yeh I know right? Might need a nap :)

Thank goodness for boozy lunch Friday

lucky bastard.

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Date: 26/06/2015 09:09:16
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 741015
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


And and and scientists say they can genetically modify coral spawn to make it able to withstand the curse of global warming on the Great Barrier Reef.

I say we march, march against scientists, stand up to scientists and tell them HANDS OFF OUR CORAL REEF.

blows whistle

WHAT DO WE WANT

blows whistle

OUR GREAT BARRIER REEF LEFT ALONE

blows whistle

WHEN DO WE WANT IT

blows whistle

NOWISH

That does seem an eminently sensible response, although the mode of expression perhaps needs a little work.

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Date: 26/06/2015 09:12:46
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 741017
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


Peak Warming Man said:

And and and scientists say they can genetically modify coral spawn to make it able to withstand the curse of global warming on the Great Barrier Reef.

I say we march, march against scientists, stand up to scientists and tell them HANDS OFF OUR CORAL REEF.

blows whistle

WHAT DO WE WANT

blows whistle

OUR GREAT BARRIER REEF LEFT ALONE

blows whistle

WHEN DO WE WANT IT

blows whistle

NOWISH

That does seem an eminently sensible response, although the mode of expression perhaps needs a little work.

Yes! Less whistle more vuvuzela……..

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Date: 26/06/2015 09:16:18
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 741018
Subject: re: June Chatting

Postpocelipse said:


The Rev Dodgson said:

Peak Warming Man said:

And and and scientists say they can genetically modify coral spawn to make it able to withstand the curse of global warming on the Great Barrier Reef.

I say we march, march against scientists, stand up to scientists and tell them HANDS OFF OUR CORAL REEF.

blows whistle

WHAT DO WE WANT

blows whistle

OUR GREAT BARRIER REEF LEFT ALONE

blows whistle

WHEN DO WE WANT IT

blows whistle

NOWISH

That does seem an eminently sensible response, although the mode of expression perhaps needs a little work.

Yes! Less whistle more vuvuzela……..

and don’t forget the cowbell

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Date: 26/06/2015 09:19:06
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741019
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


poikilotherm said:

diddly likes ‘em.

You’re rather fired up for a Friday bear.

Yeh I know right? Might need a nap :)

Thank goodness for boozy lunch Friday

How’s the shiny new Tritonausurus going?

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Date: 26/06/2015 09:57:38
From: btm
ID: 741020
Subject: re: June Chatting

Wouldn’t the sentence “I want to put a hyphen between the words Fish and And and And and Chips in my Fish-And-Chips sign” have been clearer if quotation marks had been placed before Fish, and between Fish and and, and and and And, and And and and, and and and And, and And and and, and and and Chips, as well as after Chips?

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Date: 26/06/2015 10:02:10
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741021
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:

Wouldn’t the sentence “I want to put a hyphen between the words Fish and And and And and Chips in my Fish-And-Chips sign” have been clearer if quotation marks had been placed before Fish, and between Fish and and, and and and And, and And and and, and and and And, and And and and, and and and Chips, as well as after Chips?

Probably worth a thread.

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Date: 26/06/2015 10:07:14
From: Cymek
ID: 741022
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hello

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Date: 26/06/2015 10:08:29
From: Dropbear
ID: 741023
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Dropbear said:

poikilotherm said:

diddly likes ‘em.

You’re rather fired up for a Friday bear.

Yeh I know right? Might need a nap :)

Thank goodness for boozy lunch Friday

How’s the shiny new Tritonausurus going?

It’s nearly a week old now, going up to Jimna tomorrow to check out peach trees camp ground

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Date: 26/06/2015 10:15:49
From: Cymek
ID: 741024
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


poikilotherm said:

Dropbear said:

Lose pay? Wtf. Sack your union chiefs

Never heard of any strikers getting paid during working hours while on strike.

Morning. Cold n foggy here. Half day today, TFIF.

Fuck that. Part of the bargaining to end the strike should be to pay the workers for the time

You communist

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Date: 26/06/2015 10:22:00
From: Dropbear
ID: 741025
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Dropbear said:

poikilotherm said:

Never heard of any strikers getting paid during working hours while on strike.

Morning. Cold n foggy here. Half day today, TFIF.

Fuck that. Part of the bargaining to end the strike should be to pay the workers for the time

You communist

I’m just over the one percenters. The pendulum has swung too far back from the union excesses of the 70s/80s

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Date: 26/06/2015 10:37:12
From: Cymek
ID: 741026
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Cymek said:

Dropbear said:

Fuck that. Part of the bargaining to end the strike should be to pay the workers for the time

You communist

I’m just over the one percenters. The pendulum has swung too far back from the union excesses of the 70s/80s

They are only going to get more and more powerful as the wealth gap gets bigger.
We already have a tiny portion of the Earth population controlling the vast majority of its wealth and resources.

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Date: 26/06/2015 10:39:05
From: Dropbear
ID: 741027
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Dropbear said:

Cymek said:

You communist

I’m just over the one percenters. The pendulum has swung too far back from the union excesses of the 70s/80s

They are only going to get more and more powerful as the wealth gap gets bigger.
We already have a tiny portion of the Earth population controlling the vast majority of its wealth and resources.

These discrepancies often resolve themselves through violent revolutions

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Date: 26/06/2015 10:42:22
From: Cymek
ID: 741028
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Cymek said:

Dropbear said:

I’m just over the one percenters. The pendulum has swung too far back from the union excesses of the 70s/80s

They are only going to get more and more powerful as the wealth gap gets bigger.
We already have a tiny portion of the Earth population controlling the vast majority of its wealth and resources.

These discrepancies often resolve themselves through violent revolutions

That is true

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Date: 26/06/2015 10:47:06
From: poikilotherm
ID: 741029
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Cymek said:

Dropbear said:

I’m just over the one percenters. The pendulum has swung too far back from the union excesses of the 70s/80s

They are only going to get more and more powerful as the wealth gap gets bigger.
We already have a tiny portion of the Earth population controlling the vast majority of its wealth and resources.

These discrepancies often resolve themselves through violent revolutions

I think only the French have done that successfully before…

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Date: 26/06/2015 10:52:03
From: Dropbear
ID: 741030
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Dropbear said:

Cymek said:

They are only going to get more and more powerful as the wealth gap gets bigger.
We already have a tiny portion of the Earth population controlling the vast majority of its wealth and resources.

These discrepancies often resolve themselves through violent revolutions

I think only the French have done that successfully before…

Successfully… Doesn’t stop the proletariat rising up though. All the more reason to address the inequality in a non lethal way before it comes to that

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Date: 26/06/2015 11:03:56
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741031
Subject: re: June Chatting

While the peasants might be revolting they are no real danger, they cant mobilise because they don’t drive cars.

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Date: 26/06/2015 11:11:48
From: poikilotherm
ID: 741032
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


While the peasants might be revolting they are no real danger, they cant mobilise because they don’t drive cars.

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Date: 26/06/2015 11:14:43
From: JudgeMental
ID: 741033
Subject: re: June Chatting

and the liberals took our guns away….

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Date: 26/06/2015 11:20:29
From: AwesomeO
ID: 741034
Subject: re: June Chatting

If Buffy is around, I got a cheque for $225 today from VPTAS. Not too shabby. Wish I had known about it five or so years ago.

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Date: 26/06/2015 11:31:15
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 741035
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Cymek said:

Dropbear said:

Fuck that. Part of the bargaining to end the strike should be to pay the workers for the time

You communist

I’m just over the one percenters. The pendulum has swung too far back from the union excesses of the 70s/80s

One percenters are tools……

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Date: 26/06/2015 12:31:59
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741036
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


While the peasants might be revolting they are no real danger, they cant mobilise because they don’t drive cars.

and not to mention under the yoke of crippling mortgages that they will lose when the next financial crash hits

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Date: 26/06/2015 12:35:20
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741037
Subject: re: June Chatting

when you have a mortgage , have little in savings and have large ongoing bills because the price of everything has gone up since the government privatised everything that turned a profit , you can’t afford to strike.

with the peasants it’s a matter of growing them up then slashing them down in the manner of grass. the parasite needs a host to feed on but it doesn’t want the host to get too strong or it will expel them

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Date: 26/06/2015 12:41:53
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741038
Subject: re: June Chatting

every decade or so a crisis comes along and wipes people out like bush fire

Australia had its recession till around 1997 when banks started lending again , do you remember by 1998 the lower middle classes taking about investment properties? so people started going out and taking loans – from Howard’s era personal debt exploded – these were the good times and mining was going gangbusters too.

then the GFC hit wiping many people out or giving them a bloodied nose

there was a resurgence though and the boom times started again- huge Liam’s have started up again but only in the major cities , the houses out next to the mines aren’t worth a peanut husk now mining has fallen over

so well most likely have another correction sooner than in ten years followed a few more years of famine

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Date: 26/06/2015 12:42:51
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741039
Subject: re: June Chatting

it’s the loans that are causing the problems

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Date: 26/06/2015 12:43:06
From: kii
ID: 741040
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Cymek said:

Dropbear said:

Fuck that. Part of the bargaining to end the strike should be to pay the workers for the time

You communist

I’m just over the one percenters. The pendulum has swung too far back from the union excesses of the 70s/80s

Ha! I never experienced the joys of union excesses in the 80s. Early childhood workers have always been shafted. At least I had a QC appointed to my case after the witch hunt. My years union dues finally paid off.

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Date: 26/06/2015 12:51:30
From: Cymek
ID: 741041
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Dropbear said:

Cymek said:

You communist

I’m just over the one percenters. The pendulum has swung too far back from the union excesses of the 70s/80s

Ha! I never experienced the joys of union excesses in the 80s. Early childhood workers have always been shafted. At least I had a QC appointed to my case after the witch hunt. My years union dues finally paid off.

Considering what’s expected of them the pay is pretty poor, they should get a wage similar to a teachers assistant.

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Date: 26/06/2015 12:53:18
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741042
Subject: re: June Chatting

the unions in some cases in Britain were working with the KGB

the backlash against that came when thatcher that ran them out of the workplace but she did a huge amount of damage to the Britain and the country has been going down ever since

in Australia they’ve been running the place into the dirt for decades with a succession of doomed and badly thought out strategies.

sovereign debt and massive unsustainable private debt is a corrosive influence

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Date: 26/06/2015 12:57:32
From: kii
ID: 741043
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


kii said:

Dropbear said:

I’m just over the one percenters. The pendulum has swung too far back from the union excesses of the 70s/80s

Ha! I never experienced the joys of union excesses in the 80s. Early childhood workers have always been shafted. At least I had a QC appointed to my case after the witch hunt. My years union dues finally paid off.

Considering what’s expected of them the pay is pretty poor, they should get a wage similar to a teachers assistant.

We were under the Miscellaneous Worker’s Union. Lumped in with cleaners. Even after I upgraded my quals and experience and could run centres of up to 30 kids per day I was still paid that Miso award.

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Date: 26/06/2015 12:59:20
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741044
Subject: re: June Chatting

I think the womens world cup is a tribute to women everywhere, they’ve come a long way baby.
I started watching a few games but when they didn’t take their tops off and run around after scoring a goal I switched back over to the womens mud wrestling.

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Date: 26/06/2015 13:00:25
From: Cymek
ID: 741045
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Cymek said:

kii said:

Ha! I never experienced the joys of union excesses in the 80s. Early childhood workers have always been shafted. At least I had a QC appointed to my case after the witch hunt. My years union dues finally paid off.

Considering what’s expected of them the pay is pretty poor, they should get a wage similar to a teachers assistant.

We were under the Miscellaneous Worker’s Union. Lumped in with cleaners. Even after I upgraded my quals and experience and could run centres of up to 30 kids per day I was still paid that Miso award.

That should be a manager’s wage.
My wife did a phlebotomy course and is qualified as a phlebotomist and that is a base wage of $20 an hour which is pretty poor considered what you are doing

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Date: 26/06/2015 13:04:38
From: kii
ID: 741046
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


kii said:

Cymek said:

Considering what’s expected of them the pay is pretty poor, they should get a wage similar to a teachers assistant.

We were under the Miscellaneous Worker’s Union. Lumped in with cleaners. Even after I upgraded my quals and experience and could run centres of up to 30 kids per day I was still paid that Miso award.

That should be a manager’s wage.
My wife did a phlebotomy course and is qualified as a phlebotomist and that is a base wage of $20 an hour which is pretty poor considered what you are doing

I was a manager of 2 different services. The preschool had approx 100 kids through the doors each week. with associated family members. Then there’s staff, committees, community stuff, dealing with federal funding bodies, state funding, etc etc blah blah

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Date: 26/06/2015 13:05:08
From: buffy
ID: 741047
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hello Holidayers. Cold chook in white bread roll for lunch.

I don’t think I’ll talk about what you can earn. I should have just worked for other people. But then I wouldn’t be such a well rounded individual, would I?!

:)

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Date: 26/06/2015 13:06:55
From: buffy
ID: 741048
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


If Buffy is around, I got a cheque for $225 today from VPTAS. Not too shabby. Wish I had known about it five or so years ago.

Told you it was worth it. It’s a shame I didn’t tell you sooner! But I didn’t know you didn’t know.

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Date: 26/06/2015 13:11:23
From: buffy
ID: 741049
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Cymek said:

Dropbear said:

Fuck that. Part of the bargaining to end the strike should be to pay the workers for the time

You communist

I’m just over the one percenters. The pendulum has swung too far back from the union excesses of the 70s/80s

Don’t you have to even get permission to strike now? Or it’s fines and gaol and stuff?

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Date: 26/06/2015 13:14:25
From: Cymek
ID: 741051
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


Dropbear said:

Cymek said:

You communist

I’m just over the one percenters. The pendulum has swung too far back from the union excesses of the 70s/80s

Don’t you have to even get permission to strike now? Or it’s fines and gaol and stuff?

I’m not sure
It’s ironic that the workers the least paid and with little prestige would have more effect on the economy if they went on strike. In the government the Level 1, 2 and 3 workers are the face of public contact, answer the phones, run the office and if we all decided to not turn up to work the public service would grind to a halt

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Date: 26/06/2015 13:17:25
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741052
Subject: re: June Chatting

jCymek said:


buffy said:

Dropbear said:

I’m just over the one percenters. The pendulum has swung too far back from the union excesses of the 70s/80s

Don’t you have to even get permission to strike now? Or it’s fines and gaol and stuff?

I’m not sure
It’s ironic that the workers the least paid and with little prestige would have more effect on the economy if they went on strike. In the government the Level 1, 2 and 3 workers are the face of public contact, answer the phones, run the office and if we all decided to not turn up to work the public service would grind to a halt


providing a service is a loss making effort

let them go on strike , it won’t matter one jot. joe hockey and tony and all the labor people and bob Katter will all be retiring on nice big fat pensions and kick backs and no one will remember any strike

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Date: 26/06/2015 13:20:00
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741053
Subject: re: June Chatting

I hear it all the time the government this and the government

if anyone had bothered to read and remember my 4 functions of government there wouldn’t be this ongoing discussion

the government has no responsibility to you other to make sure you become unemployed , take money away from you, make other people do this to you and do it all over again forever

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Date: 26/06/2015 13:21:08
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741054
Subject: re: June Chatting

once you understand this the smoke clears and you understand fully your relationship with the government and society in general

get used to it

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Date: 26/06/2015 13:21:31
From: roughbarked
ID: 741055
Subject: re: June Chatting

JudgeMental said:


and the liberals took our guns away….

Aparently they didn’t get all of them by a long shot.

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Date: 26/06/2015 13:22:26
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741056
Subject: re: June Chatting

a government must always be in serious debt

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Date: 26/06/2015 13:22:59
From: buffy
ID: 741057
Subject: re: June Chatting

It looks like strike action is very contained and corralled these days:

http://www.fairwork.gov.au/employee-entitlements/industrial-action-and-union-membership/industrial-action

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Date: 26/06/2015 13:23:45
From: roughbarked
ID: 741058
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


I think the womens world cup is a tribute to women everywhere, they’ve come a long way baby.
I started watching a few games but when they didn’t take their tops off and run around after scoring a goal I switched back over to the womens mud wrestling.

Ha. What channel is that on?

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Date: 26/06/2015 13:26:11
From: roughbarked
ID: 741059
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

It looks like strike action is very contained and corralled these days:

http://www.fairwork.gov.au/employee-entitlements/industrial-action-and-union-membership/industrial-action

Oh it is that fairwork word. Not in any dictionaries I’ve got.

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Date: 26/06/2015 13:29:49
From: transition
ID: 741060
Subject: re: June Chatting

did done have one a coffee in hand
sun shone, shinin’ all over this land
sing song hear ‘m pardalote ol’ can

#savoy brown/simmonds – crying blues all night

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Date: 26/06/2015 13:35:13
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741061
Subject: re: June Chatting

just looking at my copy of “ the art of war” by sun tzu

translated by Samuel Griffith I’ve notice it has a foreword by a fellah called BH Liddell hart

Google him – he was read extensively by the Germans to mould and refine the nature of blitzkrieg warfare , the original shock and awe approach

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Date: 26/06/2015 13:46:05
From: roughbarked
ID: 741062
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


just looking at my copy of “ the art of war” by sun tzu

translated by Samuel Griffith I’ve notice it has a foreword by a fellah called BH Liddell hart

Google him – he was read extensively by the Germans to mould and refine the nature of blitzkrieg warfare , the original shock and awe approach

Didn’t work for them in Tobruk.

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Date: 26/06/2015 13:52:10
From: roughbarked
ID: 741065
Subject: re: June Chatting

Pareidolia:

Now they are seeing Michael Jackson dancing in the sky.

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Date: 26/06/2015 13:55:26
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741066
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


wookiemeister said:

just looking at my copy of “ the art of war” by sun tzu

translated by Samuel Griffith I’ve notice it has a foreword by a fellah called BH Liddell hart

Google him – he was read extensively by the Germans to mould and refine the nature of blitzkrieg warfare , the original shock and awe approach

Didn’t work for them in Tobruk.


the Germans had hitler fouling up most operational plans

in the invasion of France guerderian started ignoring hustlers orders and laying cables behind him pretending he was still in a location he was told to stay at perhaps hours or days earlier

Hitler never understood war in advance or retreat, indeed guerderian was brought back to give advice to hurler on how to stall the Russian advance – advice hither never took and the German front lines were easily over run – guerderian advocated defensive lines 20 km thick to stall the advantage of artillery barrages

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Date: 26/06/2015 14:17:11
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741067
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bills and more bills, telephone bill just arrived, even with having my mobile and land line bundled together the bill for last month was almost $40.

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Date: 26/06/2015 14:23:50
From: roughbarked
ID: 741068
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Bills and more bills, telephone bill just arrived, even with having my mobile and land line bundled together the bill for last month was almost $40.

Cheapskate.

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Date: 26/06/2015 14:26:18
From: roughbarked
ID: 741069
Subject: re: June Chatting

Listen/Download HeavySoulBrutha – Pops & Crackles!

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Date: 26/06/2015 14:40:34
From: Michael V
ID: 741070
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arvo all. Back home again. Had a fantastic time away, thanks for asking.

:)

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Date: 26/06/2015 14:43:30
From: roughbarked
ID: 741072
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


Arvo all. Back home again. Had a fantastic time away, thanks for asking.

:)

Cheers mate. :) I did ask but you weren’t here to answer.

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Date: 26/06/2015 14:45:45
From: transition
ID: 741073
Subject: re: June Chatting

jenny’s thunderin’
south-westerly’ll maybe burn some branches later on
water soon boilin’
wash dishes is short of detergent’n been sittin’ ‘round
ol’ a pig-like thing
though’s been linin’ kitchen too be excuse’n good one
other home soon
she away in the city seein’ offspring’n i’m home alone
none larry canine
just little ol’ me, oh her ruminant Missy no be forgettin’

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Date: 26/06/2015 14:46:58
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741074
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


Arvo all. Back home again. Had a fantastic time away, thanks for asking.

:)

Tell me more about the old boiler who owns a cattle station in central London.

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Date: 26/06/2015 14:47:10
From: Michael V
ID: 741075
Subject: re: June Chatting

:)

I logged on a couple of times when I was on the Isle of Man, but it wasn’t easy to type on the phone with my fat fingers, so I eventually gave up…

Colder over there (Europe) in early summer than Brisbane is in winter.

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Date: 26/06/2015 14:50:49
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741076
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


jenny’s thunderin’
south-westerly’ll maybe burn some branches later on
water soon boilin’
wash dishes is short of detergent’n been sittin’ ‘round
ol’ a pig-like thing
though’s been linin’ kitchen too be excuse’n good one
other home soon
she away in the city seein’ offspring’n i’m home alone
none larry canine
just little ol’ me, oh her ruminant Missy no be forgettin’

What’s happened to Larry?

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Date: 26/06/2015 14:51:41
From: Michael V
ID: 741077
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Michael V said:

Arvo all. Back home again. Had a fantastic time away, thanks for asking.

:)

Tell me more about the old boiler who owns a cattle station in central London.

:)

Nice woman, not at all stuck up. Comes with considerable family capital, I guess – certainly with considerable family property. (1000 acres on the edge of London, and – I IIRC – 5,000 acres in Shropshire). Has “Lady” in front of her name.

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Date: 26/06/2015 14:54:31
From: AwesomeO
ID: 741078
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


Peak Warming Man said:

Michael V said:

Arvo all. Back home again. Had a fantastic time away, thanks for asking.

:)

Tell me more about the old boiler who owns a cattle station in central London.

:)

Nice woman, not at all stuck up. Comes with considerable family capital, I guess – certainly with considerable family property. (1000 acres on the edge of London, and – I IIRC – 5,000 acres in Shropshire). Has “Lady” in front of her name.

Is she partial to BBQ chicken?

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Date: 26/06/2015 14:55:39
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741079
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


Peak Warming Man said:

Michael V said:

Arvo all. Back home again. Had a fantastic time away, thanks for asking.

:)

Tell me more about the old boiler who owns a cattle station in central London.

:)

Nice woman, not at all stuck up. Comes with considerable family capital, I guess – certainly with considerable family property. (1000 acres on the edge of London, and – I IIRC – 5,000 acres in Shropshire). Has “Lady” in front of her name.

Blimey.

slicks down hair with Brylcream

both of them

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Date: 26/06/2015 14:56:00
From: transition
ID: 741080
Subject: re: June Chatting

What’s happened to Larry?

gone the city see Midgie’n Java
evil sister bitches ol’ daughter’s

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Date: 26/06/2015 14:56:58
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741081
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


What’s happened to Larry?

gone the city see Midgie’n Java
evil sister bitches ol’ daughter’s

OK.

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Date: 26/06/2015 15:00:32
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 741083
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arvo folks

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Date: 26/06/2015 15:04:09
From: Michael V
ID: 741084
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Michael V said:

Peak Warming Man said:

Tell me more about the old boiler who owns a cattle station in central London.

:)

Nice woman, not at all stuck up. Comes with considerable family capital, I guess – certainly with considerable family property. (1000 acres on the edge of London, and – I IIRC – 5,000 acres in Shropshire). Has “Lady” in front of her name.

Blimey.

slicks down hair with Brylcream

both of them

http://apleyestate.co.uk/estate-history/

Betchworth. The photo there is The Hamiltons at “Old Betchworth House”, where Mrs V worked for them about 1980. She now lives in Betchworth House.

“The manor of Betchworth has changed hands only twice by purchase since Domesday. In 1634 it was purchased by Sir Ralph Freeman whose descendants sold it in 1816 to the Rt. Hon. Henry Goulburn, Chancellor of the Exchequer. Betchworth House is currently the home of Corinna, The Lady Hamilton.”

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Date: 26/06/2015 15:06:18
From: Michael V
ID: 741085
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Michael V said:

Peak Warming Man said:

Tell me more about the old boiler who owns a cattle station in central London.

:)

Nice woman, not at all stuck up. Comes with considerable family capital, I guess – certainly with considerable family property. (1000 acres on the edge of London, and – I IIRC – 5,000 acres in Shropshire). Has “Lady” in front of her name.

Is she partial to BBQ chicken?

I know she cooks a nice baked chicken meal, served with vegetables from the garden. And serves considerable wine to go with it.

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Date: 26/06/2015 15:14:37
From: kii
ID: 741086
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


What’s happened to Larry?

gone the city see Midgie’n Java
evil sister bitches ol’ daughter’s

Huh?

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Date: 26/06/2015 15:23:25
From: poikilotherm
ID: 741087
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


AwesomeO said:

Michael V said:
:)

Nice woman, not at all stuck up. Comes with considerable family capital, I guess – certainly with considerable family property. (1000 acres on the edge of London, and – I IIRC – 5,000 acres in Shropshire). Has “Lady” in front of her name.

Is she partial to BBQ chicken?

I know she cooks a nice baked chicken meal, served with vegetables from the garden. And serves considerable wine to go with it.


Sounds like he’ll have to up his game to lure that old boiler anywhere near the redoubt.

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Date: 26/06/2015 15:28:16
From: Michael V
ID: 741088
Subject: re: June Chatting

I reckon he’s considering luring himself to the UK.

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Date: 26/06/2015 15:33:44
From: kii
ID: 741089
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hi, MV :)

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Date: 26/06/2015 15:36:33
From: Michael V
ID: 741092
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Hi, MV :)
Hello! How goes it?

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Date: 26/06/2015 15:37:05
From: Divine Angel
ID: 741093
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


kii said:

Hi, MV :)
Hello! How goes it?

She’s been busy beating my butt in Scrabble.

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Date: 26/06/2015 15:40:56
From: Michael V
ID: 741094
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Michael V said:

kii said:

Hi, MV :)
Hello! How goes it?

She’s been busy beating my butt in Scrabble.

:)

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Date: 26/06/2015 15:45:55
From: Divine Angel
ID: 741095
Subject: re: June Chatting

Anyhoo, hope everyone is well, I just popped in to order a card for my mum to say thanks for everything so far this year. I would have gone postal in those early days after Little Miss was born if not for mum’s help.

On my own for dinner tonight so I’m having pizza, washed down with a plastic cup of cheap but surprisingly tasty caffeine-free Pepsi. (The plastic cup is because Little Miss has learned how to grab things off the table.)

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Date: 26/06/2015 15:48:14
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741096
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Anyhoo, hope everyone is well, I just popped in to order a card for my mum to say thanks for everything so far this year. I would have gone postal in those early days after Little Miss was born if not for mum’s help.

On my own for dinner tonight so I’m having pizza, washed down with a plastic cup of cheap but surprisingly tasty caffeine-free Pepsi. (The plastic cup is because Little Miss has learned how to grab things off the table.)

Mums keep on being useful for years & years :)

Probably pasta this end tonight.

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Date: 26/06/2015 15:49:28
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741097
Subject: re: June Chatting

Welcome home Michael. Going straight back to work or has the earlier job finished?

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Date: 26/06/2015 15:50:45
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741098
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


I reckon he’s considering luring himself to the UK.

Not with the dollar at 49 pence.

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Date: 26/06/2015 15:52:04
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741099
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


transition said:

What’s happened to Larry?

gone the city see Midgie’n Java
evil sister bitches ol’ daughter’s

Huh?

Larry has gone to the city to visit the evil female dogs belonging to transition’s daughter.

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Date: 26/06/2015 15:56:03
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741100
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Michael V said:

I reckon he’s considering luring himself to the UK.

Not with the dollar at 49 pence.

You can get two Freddos for that in Tesco and walk away with 5p change.

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/shopping/findproducts.aspx?query=cadbury+freddo+18g&store=tesco

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Date: 26/06/2015 15:58:22
From: Cymek
ID: 741101
Subject: re: June Chatting

Has the Australian dollar ever been worth much when compared to the UK pound

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Date: 26/06/2015 15:59:04
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741102
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Age reckons the new Melbourne docks is going to be pretty big, hey.

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Date: 26/06/2015 16:02:31
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741103
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Has the Australian dollar ever been worth much when compared to the UK pound

It’s sometimes worth more than half a quid, but is usually a bit less.

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Date: 26/06/2015 16:05:06
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741104
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Cymek said:

Has the Australian dollar ever been worth much when compared to the UK pound

It’s sometimes worth more than half a quid, but is usually a bit less.

I think it’s been 60 pence or more for at least 20 years.

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Date: 26/06/2015 16:08:55
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741105
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Bubblecar said:

Cymek said:

Has the Australian dollar ever been worth much when compared to the UK pound

It’s sometimes worth more than half a quid, but is usually a bit less.

I think it’s been 60 pence or more for at least 20 years.

I haven’t paid much attention, but for a long time a common casual formula for converting UK prices was to double and add a bit.

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Date: 26/06/2015 16:11:49
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741106
Subject: re: June Chatting

One for Poik – Star Drug, the Bronx, 1946

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Date: 26/06/2015 16:12:03
From: Cymek
ID: 741107
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Cymek said:

Has the Australian dollar ever been worth much when compared to the UK pound

It’s sometimes worth more than half a quid, but is usually a bit less.

Yes it’s been that way for as long as I can remember

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Date: 26/06/2015 16:15:41
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741108
Subject: re: June Chatting

Evocative nocturnal snap of Chicago, 1949 – theater traffic on State Street, in the rain

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Date: 26/06/2015 16:16:04
From: Dropbear
ID: 741109
Subject: re: June Chatting

Afternoon 99 percenters

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Date: 26/06/2015 16:19:51
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741110
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Afternoon 99 percenters

Having a drunkenated train ride this evening Bear?

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Date: 26/06/2015 16:30:12
From: Dropbear
ID: 741111
Subject: re: June Chatting

No I’m 98.7% sober this afternoon.

Rather quiet in here. The ladies have left us

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Date: 26/06/2015 16:31:33
From: Cymek
ID: 741112
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m still at work, Friday afternoons drag on

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Date: 26/06/2015 16:32:06
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 741113
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


No I’m 98.7% sober this afternoon.

Rather quiet in here. The ladies have left us

no worries bear…

I’ll drink your share

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Date: 26/06/2015 16:34:23
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741114
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m already on the FNDC but it won’t be a long night, not feeling much good. Hope I’m not coming down with the flu that’s hitting a lot of people.

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Date: 26/06/2015 16:38:34
From: Dropbear
ID: 741115
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


I’m already on the FNDC but it won’t be a long night, not feeling much good. Hope I’m not coming down with the flu that’s hitting a lot of people.

Nice warm toddy should fix you up

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Date: 26/06/2015 16:38:38
From: Spider Lily
ID: 741116
Subject: re: June Chatting

Technically I am still on strike but I officially finished work 34 mins ago.. Good turnout at the rally with DHS & Customs being the biggest groups. CSIRO, Dept of Ag, BOM, Immigration and many other Gov Depts too.

Heading back to my car and oh look it’s parked outside a friend’s lovely little bar :)

clink

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Date: 26/06/2015 16:40:58
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741117
Subject: re: June Chatting

Home On The Range – Original 1873 Lyrics & Chorus – Tom Roush

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ArgMK2kAjzw

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Date: 26/06/2015 16:41:57
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741118
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Bubblecar said:

I’m already on the FNDC but it won’t be a long night, not feeling much good. Hope I’m not coming down with the flu that’s hitting a lot of people.

Nice warm toddy should fix you up

The tasty red is doing the trick, at least cheering me up :)

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Date: 26/06/2015 16:42:18
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741119
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:


Technically I am still on strike but I officially finished work 34 mins ago.. Good turnout at the rally with DHS & Customs being the biggest groups. CSIRO, Dept of Ag, BOM, Immigration and many other Gov Depts too.

Heading back to my car and oh look it’s parked outside a friend’s lovely little bar :)

clink

Cheers comrade :)

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Date: 26/06/2015 16:48:51
From: Spider Lily
ID: 741121
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:

Cheers comrade :)

Raises fist

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Date: 26/06/2015 16:50:08
From: JudgeMental
ID: 741122
Subject: re: June Chatting

good to see there is still support for Unions.

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Date: 26/06/2015 17:02:56
From: Michael V
ID: 741123
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Welcome home Michael. Going straight back to work or has the earlier job finished?
Thanks. Just had the boss come around home to see how the trip was. He didn’t mention work, so definitely not straight back to work. I expect there will be some though. Hopefully not too soon. I have much other stuff to do, and going way for work will cut into the time available for that…

Oh, and you might like to know I saw my first real-life and running Isetta in Munich the other day.

:)

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Date: 26/06/2015 17:05:51
From: Michael V
ID: 741124
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:


Technically I am still on strike but I officially finished work 34 mins ago.. Good turnout at the rally with DHS & Customs being the biggest groups. CSIRO, Dept of Ag, BOM, Immigration and many other Gov Depts too.

Heading back to my car and oh look it’s parked outside a friend’s lovely little bar :)

clink

:)

Well done!

:)

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Date: 26/06/2015 17:06:08
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741125
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


Bubblecar said:

Welcome home Michael. Going straight back to work or has the earlier job finished?
Thanks. Just had the boss come around home to see how the trip was. He didn’t mention work, so definitely not straight back to work. I expect there will be some though. Hopefully not too soon. I have much other stuff to do, and going way for work will cut into the time available for that…

Oh, and you might like to know I saw my first real-life and running Isetta in Munich the other day.

:)

Jolly good. I remember seeing a few of them in England in the 60s. Very rare in Oz though :)

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Date: 26/06/2015 17:09:20
From: AwesomeO
ID: 741126
Subject: re: June Chatting

Gonna be a good twin towers tonight whch I think is the best of the trilogy. Alerted by some ads the other day I started my preparation this morning and I am right cruising now, listening to music loud and generally having a great time.

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Date: 26/06/2015 17:23:25
From: Michael V
ID: 741127
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Michael V said:

Bubblecar said:

Welcome home Michael. Going straight back to work or has the earlier job finished?
Thanks. Just had the boss come around home to see how the trip was. He didn’t mention work, so definitely not straight back to work. I expect there will be some though. Hopefully not too soon. I have much other stuff to do, and going way for work will cut into the time available for that…

Oh, and you might like to know I saw my first real-life and running Isetta in Munich the other day.

:)

Jolly good. I remember seeing a few of them in England in the 60s. Very rare in Oz though :)

I had no idea that they used small two-stroke engines. I suppose I hadn’t thought about it. Other small cars of that era did, so I should’ve guessed.

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Date: 26/06/2015 17:28:36
From: Michael V
ID: 741128
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Gonna be a good twin towers tonight whch I think is the best of the trilogy. Alerted by some ads the other day I started my preparation this morning and I am right cruising now, listening to music loud and generally having a great time.
Is this the bit where they tell us what the US of A’s government won’t – all about the deliberate demolition of the buildings?

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Date: 26/06/2015 17:30:48
From: Spider Lily
ID: 741129
Subject: re: June Chatting

JudgeMental said:


good to see there is still support for Unions.

And we chanted!!

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Date: 26/06/2015 17:32:35
From: AwesomeO
ID: 741130
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


AwesomeO said:

Gonna be a good twin towers tonight whch I think is the best of the trilogy. Alerted by some ads the other day I started my preparation this morning and I am right cruising now, listening to music loud and generally having a great time.
Is this the bit where they tell us what the US of A’s government won’t – all about the deliberate demolition of the buildings?

Ooops two towers, hobbit thingo. Middle Earth and all that.

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Date: 26/06/2015 17:35:02
From: Michael V
ID: 741131
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Michael V said:

AwesomeO said:

Gonna be a good twin towers tonight whch I think is the best of the trilogy. Alerted by some ads the other day I started my preparation this morning and I am right cruising now, listening to music loud and generally having a great time.
Is this the bit where they tell us what the US of A’s government won’t – all about the deliberate demolition of the buildings?

Ooops two towers, hobbit thingo. Middle Earth and all that.

Ah! I misunderstood.

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Date: 26/06/2015 17:46:42
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741138
Subject: re: June Chatting

Pasta dinner nearly ready, fettuccine on the boil. Sauce: onion, garlic, tomato & chilli cooked in butter & olive oil with semi-dried coriander, tarragon, sweet paprika, nutmeg, cajun seasoning, vinegar, tomato paste, soy sauce and a big fat baked salmon fillet flaked into it.

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Date: 26/06/2015 17:46:47
From: poikilotherm
ID: 741139
Subject: re: June Chatting

Decisions…what to cook for dinner that doesn’t result in much mess.

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Date: 26/06/2015 17:48:14
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 741140
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Decisions…what to cook for dinner that doesn’t result in much mess.

Boiled eggs?

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Date: 26/06/2015 17:48:41
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741141
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Decisions…what to cook for dinner that doesn’t result in much mess.

Boiled eggs with toast soldiers.

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Date: 26/06/2015 17:50:51
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 741143
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


poikilotherm said:

Decisions…what to cook for dinner that doesn’t result in much mess.

Boiled eggs with toast soldiers.

Banquet!!

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Date: 26/06/2015 17:53:27
From: OCDC
ID: 741145
Subject: re: June Chatting

Pizza here. Face is already rashy, might as well take advantage of it.

Sistard’s cardiologist today recognised our name as Lithuanian, which was a good start.

And Carmel’s hubby, daughter, son and I had a mini-pudd at Macca’s. Wench herself was asleep at home because she’s on nights ATM

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Date: 26/06/2015 17:57:06
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741147
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Pizza here. Face is already rashy, might as well take advantage of it.

Sistard’s cardiologist today recognised our name as Lithuanian, which was a good start.

And Carmel’s hubby, daughter, son and I had a mini-pudd at Macca’s. Wench herself was asleep at home because she’s on nights ATM

The whole Wench tribe has emigrated to Melbourne?

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Date: 26/06/2015 17:58:59
From: OCDC
ID: 741149
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:

OCDC said:
Pizza here. Face is already rashy, might as well take advantage of it.

Sistard’s cardiologist today recognised our name as Lithuanian, which was a good start.

And Carmel’s hubby, daughter, son and I had a mini-pudd at Macca’s. Wench herself was asleep at home because she’s on nights ATM

The whole Wench tribe has emigrated to Melbourne?
Yep, start of this year. Her learned college decided to send her to Melbourne for four years.

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Date: 26/06/2015 18:01:11
From: JudgeMental
ID: 741152
Subject: re: June Chatting

slow cooked ox tail, mash, brussels and broc.

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Date: 26/06/2015 18:02:54
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741154
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Peak Warming Man said:
OCDC said:
Pizza here. Face is already rashy, might as well take advantage of it.

Sistard’s cardiologist today recognised our name as Lithuanian, which was a good start.

And Carmel’s hubby, daughter, son and I had a mini-pudd at Macca’s. Wench herself was asleep at home because she’s on nights ATM

The whole Wench tribe has emigrated to Melbourne?
Yep, start of this year. Her learned college decided to send her to Melbourne for four years.

For a very short moment I thought they might have wanted to be closer to you, then I came to my senses.

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Date: 26/06/2015 18:05:02
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741155
Subject: re: June Chatting

Beef stew and mashed spuds, same as last night.
So I’d better start heating it up.

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Date: 26/06/2015 18:05:20
From: poikilotherm
ID: 741156
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


poikilotherm said:

Decisions…what to cook for dinner that doesn’t result in much mess.

Boiled eggs with toast soldiers.

That was option 1 but found some brown rice and tandoori chickin’, so that’ll do for now.

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Date: 26/06/2015 18:06:17
From: poikilotherm
ID: 741158
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Peak Warming Man said:
OCDC said:
Pizza here. Face is already rashy, might as well take advantage of it.

Sistard’s cardiologist today recognised our name as Lithuanian, which was a good start.

And Carmel’s hubby, daughter, son and I had a mini-pudd at Macca’s. Wench herself was asleep at home because she’s on nights ATM

The whole Wench tribe has emigrated to Melbourne?
Yep, start of this year. Her learned college decided to send her to Melbourne for four years.

Those colleges sure know where you want to live before you do.

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Date: 26/06/2015 18:12:59
From: OCDC
ID: 741162
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:

OCDC said:
Peak Warming Man said:
The whole Wench tribe has emigrated to Melbourne?
Yep, start of this year. Her learned college decided to send her to Melbourne for four years.
For a very short moment I thought they might have wanted to be closer to you, then I came to my senses.
I see your stint away addled your brian.

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Date: 26/06/2015 18:16:35
From: transition
ID: 741165
Subject: re: June Chatting

now, how to make a tin of pumpkin soup interesting

heat, yes some of that, then pepper, and some parsley

shouldn’t be able to fuck this one up anyway

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Date: 26/06/2015 18:17:56
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741166
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


now, how to make a tin of pumpkin soup interesting

heat, yes some of that, then pepper, and some parsley

shouldn’t be able to fuck this one up anyway

Don’t underestimate yourself.

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Date: 26/06/2015 18:26:15
From: btm
ID: 741168
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hey, Doc, do you know anything about the side effects of radiotherapy? A friend’s father is receiving rt for bladder cancer, and she (friend) says the backs of his hands and tops of his feet have developed lesions. The rt people have said the radiation stays in his body, and gets out by any route possible, but that makes no sense to me. Radiation used in radiotherapy is either β- or γ, both of which are absorbed by the targeted tissues. There should be some dermal damage over the target site (and there is), but his hands and feet are far away from that, so I can’t see what’s causing these lesions.

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Date: 26/06/2015 18:32:10
From: OCDC
ID: 741169
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:

Hey, Doc, do you know anything about the side effects of radiotherapy? A friend’s father is receiving rt for bladder cancer, and she (friend) says the backs of his hands and tops of his feet have developed lesions. The rt people have said the radiation stays in his body, and gets out by any route possible, but that makes no sense to me. Radiation used in radiotherapy is either β- or γ, both of which are absorbed by the targeted tissues. There should be some dermal damage over the target site (and there is), but his hands and feet are far away from that, so I can’t see what’s causing these lesions.
I’ve never seen lesions away from the radiation field caused by XRT. However, maybe there’s some atypical vasculitis that’s triggered by cell death and lysis. Vasculitides often cause strange lesions at random sites. Apart from that, haven’t a clue.

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Date: 26/06/2015 18:35:54
From: transition
ID: 741170
Subject: re: June Chatting

plenty pepper, and garlic
hardly noticin’ pumpkin it
practice when’s geriatric
sorta meal’ll be lookin’ at

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Date: 26/06/2015 18:41:25
From: btm
ID: 741171
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


I’ve never seen lesions away from the radiation field caused by XRT. However, maybe there’s some atypical vasculitis that’s triggered by cell death and lysis. Vasculitides often cause strange lesions at random sites. Apart from that, haven’t a clue.

OK, thanks.

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Date: 26/06/2015 18:45:11
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741173
Subject: re: June Chatting

You can see Ian Chappell in that face.
Piss poor first class record though.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vic_Richardson

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:08:52
From: Arts
ID: 741174
Subject: re: June Chatting

evening, and cheers to fndcers even though you have probably all dropped off the perch by now…

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:09:21
From: Speedy
ID: 741175
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


You can see Ian Chappell in that face.

Indeed. That likeness would be impressive, even if he was Ian’s father.

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:09:37
From: Speedy
ID: 741176
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hi Arts :)

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:15:04
From: Arts
ID: 741178
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hi Speedy.. what’s the weekend like?

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:15:21
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 741179
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


evening, and cheers to fndcers even though you have probably all dropped off the perch by now…

raises glass

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:16:16
From: Arts
ID: 741181
Subject: re: June Chatting

hey stumpy, how do you go on a trampoline?

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:20:44
From: Speedy
ID: 741184
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Hi Speedy.. what’s the weekend like?

A quiet one. School holidays started today and the boys just want to chill at home for a while. I want to go camping on Sunday, but it depends on the weather. Winter camping cannot be too uncomfortable, so overcast weather (to keep in the warmth), but no rain is the forecast I’m waiting for.

How about you?

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:21:48
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 741185
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


hey stumpy, how do you go on a trampoline?

easy…

i don’t

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:23:13
From: Speedy
ID: 741187
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-26/one-dead-several-hurt-in-attack-on-french-factory-legal-source/6577012

:(

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:26:38
From: Arts
ID: 741188
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Arts said:

Hi Speedy.. what’s the weekend like?

A quiet one. School holidays started today and the boys just want to chill at home for a while. I want to go camping on Sunday, but it depends on the weather. Winter camping cannot be too uncomfortable, so overcast weather (to keep in the warmth), but no rain is the forecast I’m waiting for.

How about you?

a fairly standard one for us. We still have a week of school to go, I am at the zoo tomorrow to give a lecture for the current trainees and then there again sunday for my normal duties. all good fun.

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:28:04
From: dv
ID: 741189
Subject: re: June Chatting

For all the talk about how crazy this senate was going to be because of all the minor parties and independents, this vote was very straight down the line: all the No votes were from ALP/Lib/Nat, all the Yes votes were from minor parties and independents.

Voting outcome for amendment to see mandatory reporting of child abuse on Nauru

Question—That the amendments be agreed to—put.

The committee divided—

AYES (Voted Yes), 16

Senators—

Di Natale (Greens)

Ludlam (Greens)

Rhiannon (Greens)

Waters (Greens)

Hanson-Young (Greens)

Madigan (Independent)

Rice (Greens)

Whish-Wilson (Greens)

Lazarus (Independent)

Milne (Greens)

Siewert (Greens)

Wright (Greens)

Leyonhjelm (LDP)

Muir (Independent)

Wang (PUP)

Xenophon (Independent)

(Voted No) NOES, 31

Senators—

Back (LNP)

Colbeck (LNP)

Ludwig (Labor)

Peris (Labor)

Bernardi (LNP)

Edwards (LNP)

Macdonald (LNP)

Ruston (LNP)

Bilyk (Labor)

Fawcett (LNP)

McGrath (LNP)

Seselja (LNP)

Brandis (LNP)

Gallacher (Labor)

McKenzie (LNP)

Singh (Labor)

Bullock (Labor)

Gallagher (Labor)

McLucas (Labor)

Smith (LNP)

Bushby (LNP)

Ketter (Labor)

Moore (Labor)

Sterle (Labor)

Canavan (Nationals)

Lindgren (LNP)

O‘Neill (Labor)

Williams (Nationals)

Carr (Labor)

Lines (Labor)

O‘Sullivan (LNP)

—-
http://sarah-hanson-young.greensmps.org.au/voting
—-

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:28:29
From: Speedy
ID: 741190
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


a fairly standard one for us. We still have a week of school to go, I am at the zoo tomorrow to give a lecture for the current trainees and then there again sunday for my normal duties. all good fun.

Sounds like a pain in the bum. Can’t they do their training during the week?

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:28:31
From: Arts
ID: 741191
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Arts said:

hey stumpy, how do you go on a trampoline?

easy…

i don’t

I was just wondering how someone with a prosthetic would go on a trampoline. I have joined the Bounce revolution and learning some cool trampoline tricks.. and so just thinking..

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:29:53
From: Michael V
ID: 741193
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


evening, and cheers to fndcers even though you have probably all dropped off the perch by now…
What’s a fndcer?

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:31:18
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 741194
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Arts said:

hey stumpy, how do you go on a trampoline?

easy…

i don’t

I was just wondering how someone with a prosthetic would go on a trampoline. I have joined the Bounce revolution and learning some cool trampoline tricks.. and so just thinking..

rather difficult i’d say, no control over foot angle and all the jarring and pressure direct into the knee

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:31:54
From: Arts
ID: 741195
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Arts said:

a fairly standard one for us. We still have a week of school to go, I am at the zoo tomorrow to give a lecture for the current trainees and then there again sunday for my normal duties. all good fun.

Sounds like a pain in the bum. Can’t they do their training during the week?

nope… but we are compensated with a fairly tasty and diverse morning tea…. small wins

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:33:30
From: Arts
ID: 741197
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


Arts said:

evening, and cheers to fndcers even though you have probably all dropped off the perch by now…
What’s a fndcer?

friday night drinking clubber

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:34:38
From: Speedy
ID: 741198
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Speedy said:

Arts said:

a fairly standard one for us. We still have a week of school to go, I am at the zoo tomorrow to give a lecture for the current trainees and then there again sunday for my normal duties. all good fun.

Sounds like a pain in the bum. Can’t they do their training during the week?

nope… but we are compensated with a fairly tasty and diverse morning tea…. small wins

Food. Food always works.

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:35:57
From: Speedy
ID: 741199
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Voting outcome for amendment to see mandatory reporting of child abuse on Nauru

That’s just wrong.

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:40:32
From: Michael V
ID: 741200
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


For all the talk about how crazy this senate was going to be because of all the minor parties and independents, this vote was very straight down the line: all the No votes were from ALP/Lib/Nat, all the Yes votes were from minor parties and independents.

Voting outcome for amendment to see mandatory reporting of child abuse on Nauru

Question—That the amendments be agreed to—put.

The committee divided—

AYES (Voted Yes), 16

Senators—

Di Natale (Greens)

Ludlam (Greens)

Rhiannon (Greens)

Waters (Greens)

Hanson-Young (Greens)

Madigan (Independent)

Rice (Greens)

Whish-Wilson (Greens)

Lazarus (Independent)

Milne (Greens)

Siewert (Greens)

Wright (Greens)

Leyonhjelm (LDP)

Muir (Independent)

Wang (PUP)

Xenophon (Independent)

(Voted No) NOES, 31

Senators—

Back (LNP)

Colbeck (LNP)

Ludwig (Labor)

Peris (Labor)

Bernardi (LNP)

Edwards (LNP)

Macdonald (LNP)

Ruston (LNP)

Bilyk (Labor)

Fawcett (LNP)

McGrath (LNP)

Seselja (LNP)

Brandis (LNP)

Gallacher (Labor)

McKenzie (LNP)

Singh (Labor)

Bullock (Labor)

Gallagher (Labor)

McLucas (Labor)

Smith (LNP)

Bushby (LNP)

Ketter (Labor)

Moore (Labor)

Sterle (Labor)

Canavan (Nationals)

Lindgren (LNP)

O‘Neill (Labor)

Williams (Nationals)

Carr (Labor)

Lines (Labor)

O‘Sullivan (LNP)

—-
http://sarah-hanson-young.greensmps.org.au/voting
—-

R-soles!

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:41:43
From: Michael V
ID: 741201
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Michael V said:

Arts said:

evening, and cheers to fndcers even though you have probably all dropped off the perch by now…
What’s a fndcer?

friday night drinking clubber

slaps forehead

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:43:52
From: party_pants
ID: 741202
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:

evening, and cheers to fndcers even though you have probably all dropped off the perch by now…

Good evening all/most/some.. etc

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:45:46
From: Speedy
ID: 741203
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


Arts said:

Michael V said:

What’s a fndcer?

friday night drinking clubber

slaps forehead

Gawd. I can just imagine you returning to work after a holiday ;)

MV: Um, what’s this thing called again?
Boss: A computer. Com-put-er.
MV: (slaps forehead)

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:46:48
From: Speedy
ID: 741204
Subject: re: June Chatting

Oh, and welcome back MV :)

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:48:23
From: party_pants
ID: 741205
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good to see you back Mr V.

how was your trip?

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:48:54
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 741206
Subject: re: June Chatting

gday pp

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:49:32
From: Arts
ID: 741207
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Arts said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

easy…

i don’t

I was just wondering how someone with a prosthetic would go on a trampoline. I have joined the Bounce revolution and learning some cool trampoline tricks.. and so just thinking..

rather difficult i’d say, no control over foot angle and all the jarring and pressure direct into the knee

true.. I was thinking it would hurt on the stump end, the added pressure…

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:50:14
From: OCDC
ID: 741208
Subject: re: June Chatting

Libating of a cheap but surprisingly tasty plain lemonade here, with first pizza since February.

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:51:11
From: party_pants
ID: 741209
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


gday pp

How’s stuff? You settling in?

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:51:16
From: Arts
ID: 741210
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Arts said:

Speedy said:

Sounds like a pain in the bum. Can’t they do their training during the week?

nope… but we are compensated with a fairly tasty and diverse morning tea…. small wins

Food. Food always works.

yes, yes it does. :)

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:51:18
From: Dropbear
ID: 741211
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Libating of a cheap but surprisingly tasty plain lemonade here, with first pizza since February.

February was the place you stayed last night?

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:52:24
From: Dropbear
ID: 741212
Subject: re: June Chatting

Who’s kicking the footy tonight?

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:52:29
From: Arts
ID: 741213
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Libating of a cheap but surprisingly tasty plain lemonade here, with first pizza since February.

the enchiladas were very nice, but I have to stop at one cider for the moment, girl child needs picking up from thing.

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:52:47
From: Speedy
ID: 741214
Subject: re: June Chatting

How’s Tritonosaurus going Dropbear?

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:53:30
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 741215
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

gday pp

How’s stuff? You settling in?

nah, over it

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:54:09
From: party_pants
ID: 741217
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Who’s kicking the footy tonight?

Sydney & Richmond.

I’m barracking for Richmond, but expecting Sydney to win comfortably.

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:56:46
From: Dropbear
ID: 741219
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Dropbear said:

Who’s kicking the footy tonight?

Sydney & Richmond.

I’m barracking for Richmond, but expecting Sydney to win comfortably.

That’s a shitty Friday night line up

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:56:56
From: party_pants
ID: 741220
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:


evening

Hi MS.

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:57:56
From: party_pants
ID: 741221
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


party_pants said:

Dropbear said:

Who’s kicking the footy tonight?

Sydney & Richmond.

I’m barracking for Richmond, but expecting Sydney to win comfortably.

That’s a shitty Friday night line up

It’s 3rd v 8th. At least it’s not Carlton.

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Date: 26/06/2015 19:58:46
From: Dropbear
ID: 741222
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


How’s Tritonosaurus going Dropbear?

Giving it a good country run tomorrow.. Checking out some camp sites in the hinterland

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Date: 26/06/2015 20:03:10
From: Speedy
ID: 741223
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Speedy said:

How’s Tritonosaurus going Dropbear?

Giving it a good country run tomorrow.. Checking out some camp sites in the hinterland

Sounds great. Hopefully it makes it all the way home again ;)

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Date: 26/06/2015 20:03:42
From: Dropbear
ID: 741224
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Dropbear said:

Speedy said:

How’s Tritonosaurus going Dropbear?

Giving it a good country run tomorrow.. Checking out some camp sites in the hinterland

Sounds great. Hopefully it makes it all the way home again ;)

It’s mitsubishis problem if it doesnt :)

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Date: 26/06/2015 20:04:21
From: dv
ID: 741225
Subject: re: June Chatting

Would Bubblecar like something like this?

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Date: 26/06/2015 20:04:46
From: AwesomeO
ID: 741226
Subject: re: June Chatting

Very lazy dinner, thrown into the oven a woolies frozen chicken Kiev and a rasher of bacon, at about 20 minutes I will add some frozen garlic bread and a handful of cherry tomatos.

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Date: 26/06/2015 20:07:33
From: dv
ID: 741227
Subject: re: June Chatting

You been touring, 1005?

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Date: 26/06/2015 20:07:56
From: AwesomeO
ID: 741228
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Speedy said:

How’s Tritonosaurus going Dropbear?

Giving it a good country run tomorrow.. Checking out some camp sites in the hinterland

H mmmm, difference between getting last of a series at run out sale and new body new series in its first year. Gotta say, I would go for the older type. I reckon it is always a mistake to take the first new model.

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Date: 26/06/2015 20:10:18
From: Dropbear
ID: 741229
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Dropbear said:

Speedy said:

How’s Tritonosaurus going Dropbear?

Giving it a good country run tomorrow.. Checking out some camp sites in the hinterland

H mmmm, difference between getting last of a series at run out sale and new body new series in its first year. Gotta say, I would go for the older type. I reckon it is always a mistake to take the first new model.

It’s a very different car. The reason I got the new model was because of the differences and improvements

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Date: 26/06/2015 20:11:58
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741230
Subject: re: June Chatting

“A drugged motorist who ran a red light and struck a schoolboy has been cleared of dangerous driving by an Adelaide judge, after two expert witnesses suggested methylamphetamine can have a positive effect on driver ability.

In 2012, 39-year-old mother of three Leah Lenarczyk was on ice and other drugs when she ran a red light at Salisbury Heights in Adelaide’s north, hitting a schoolboy.

The 12-year-old suffered multiple injuries, including a collapsed lung and a fractured skull.”

stops reading

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Date: 26/06/2015 20:12:38
From: AwesomeO
ID: 741231
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


AwesomeO said:

Dropbear said:

Giving it a good country run tomorrow.. Checking out some camp sites in the hinterland

H mmmm, difference between getting last of a series at run out sale and new body new series in its first year. Gotta say, I would go for the older type. I reckon it is always a mistake to take the first new model.

It’s a very different car. The reason I got the new model was because of the differences and improvements

Good luck with it, not invoking the mockers, just talking general principles.

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Date: 26/06/2015 20:12:49
From: monkey skipper
ID: 741232
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


monkey skipper said:

evening

Hi MS.

hey

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Date: 26/06/2015 20:13:55
From: Speedy
ID: 741233
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


“A drugged motorist who ran a red light and struck a schoolboy has been cleared of dangerous driving by an Adelaide judge, after two expert witnesses suggested methylamphetamine can have a positive effect on driver ability.

In 2012, 39-year-old mother of three Leah Lenarczyk was on ice and other drugs when she ran a red light at Salisbury Heights in Adelaide’s north, hitting a schoolboy.

The 12-year-old suffered multiple injuries, including a collapsed lung and a fractured skull.”

stops reading

That’s a worrying precedent.

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Date: 26/06/2015 20:14:10
From: Dropbear
ID: 741234
Subject: re: June Chatting

Yeh… I agree it’s a risk, but the lease is for five years and so is the warranty :)

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Date: 26/06/2015 20:14:42
From: furious
ID: 741235
Subject: re: June Chatting

Looks like a candidate for “Do what you want Part 3”…

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Date: 26/06/2015 20:15:17
From: Speedy
ID: 741236
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ram-raiding granny.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-26/elderly-woman-crashes-through-doors-at-australia-fair-shopping/6576966

All that bollard did was rip off something from underneath the car.

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Date: 26/06/2015 20:18:21
From: AwesomeO
ID: 741237
Subject: re: June Chatting

As an aside this months wheels magazine was talking about the ex head of Volkswagen group, there has been a coup with Porsche or something, anyhoo, years ago he asked his executives how many cigarette lighters across the group and the answer was 12. By reducing that to two, he realised great economies that was congruent with his philosophy of platform and major component sharing that has made VAG so profitable.

The modular underpinnings AR across dome 20 or so cars. Ford is doing the same thing.

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Date: 26/06/2015 20:18:44
From: dv
ID: 741238
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


“A drugged motorist who ran a red light and struck a schoolboy has been cleared of dangerous driving by an Adelaide judge, after two expert witnesses suggested methylamphetamine can have a positive effect on driver ability.

In 2012, 39-year-old mother of three Leah Lenarczyk was on ice and other drugs when she ran a red light at Salisbury Heights in Adelaide’s north, hitting a schoolboy.

The 12-year-old suffered multiple injuries, including a collapsed lung and a fractured skull.”

stops reading

Meth should be compulsory

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Date: 26/06/2015 20:19:26
From: AwesomeO
ID: 741239
Subject: re: June Chatting

Previous equals are and some.

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Date: 26/06/2015 20:20:34
From: dv
ID: 741240
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Previous equals are and some.

What?

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Date: 26/06/2015 20:21:07
From: AwesomeO
ID: 741241
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


“A drugged motorist who ran a red light and struck a schoolboy has been cleared of dangerous driving by an Adelaide judge, after two expert witnesses suggested methylamphetamine can have a positive effect on driver ability.

In 2012, 39-year-old mother of three Leah Lenarczyk was on ice and other drugs when she ran a red light at Salisbury Heights in Adelaide’s north, hitting a schoolboy.

The 12-year-old suffered multiple injuries, including a collapsed lung and a fractured skull.”

stops reading

Wait, wtf? What about the red light bit?

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Date: 26/06/2015 20:22:31
From: AwesomeO
ID: 741242
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


AwesomeO said:

Previous equals are and some.

What?

To be inserted into my previous post to correct mistakes.

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Date: 26/06/2015 20:24:12
From: Speedy
ID: 741243
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


dv said:

AwesomeO said:

Previous equals are and some.

What?

To be inserted into my previous post to correct mistakes.

“Ford are doing the some thing”? ;)

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Date: 26/06/2015 20:24:32
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 741244
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:

To be inserted into my previous post to correct mistakes.


You better have some meth.

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Date: 26/06/2015 20:24:37
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741245
Subject: re: June Chatting

Imagine if you could somehow contrive a sentence into which you have inveigled bollards and futtocks and all in context with the thrust of the then current conversation, it would be a memorable effort.

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Date: 26/06/2015 20:32:23
From: dv
ID: 741247
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Peak Warming Man said:

“A drugged motorist who ran a red light and struck a schoolboy has been cleared of dangerous driving by an Adelaide judge, after two expert witnesses suggested methylamphetamine can have a positive effect on driver ability.

In 2012, 39-year-old mother of three Leah Lenarczyk was on ice and other drugs when she ran a red light at Salisbury Heights in Adelaide’s north, hitting a schoolboy.

The 12-year-old suffered multiple injuries, including a collapsed lung and a fractured skull.”

stops reading

Wait, wtf? What about the red light bit?

She was convicted of the lesser charge of driving without due care.

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Date: 26/06/2015 20:32:44
From: buffy
ID: 741248
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hello Holidayers. Mr buffy’s second last night on availability for the ambulance. And yes, the pager went off about 20 minutes ago. At least it wasn’t while we were at the pub eating tea.

Now for Miss Fisher.

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Date: 26/06/2015 20:35:35
From: buffy
ID: 741249
Subject: re: June Chatting

George Gently is back on Sunday.

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Date: 26/06/2015 20:35:42
From: AwesomeO
ID: 741250
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


AwesomeO said:

Peak Warming Man said:

“A drugged motorist who ran a red light and struck a schoolboy has been cleared of dangerous driving by an Adelaide judge, after two expert witnesses suggested methylamphetamine can have a positive effect on driver ability.

In 2012, 39-year-old mother of three Leah Lenarczyk was on ice and other drugs when she ran a red light at Salisbury Heights in Adelaide’s north, hitting a schoolboy.

The 12-year-old suffered multiple injuries, including a collapsed lung and a fractured skull.”

stops reading

Wait, wtf? What about the red light bit?

She was convicted of the lesser charge of driving without due care.

It also mentions other drugs, did the expert opinion opine on the effects of the cocktail? Sounds buggered up to me, let alone setting precedent, but I am sure the judge knew what they were doing.

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Date: 26/06/2015 20:37:19
From: dv
ID: 741251
Subject: re: June Chatting

Must be a good gig as an expert witness.

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Date: 26/06/2015 20:47:08
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 741252
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 26/06/2015 21:00:35
From: kii
ID: 741253
Subject: re: June Chatting

So…..without the methylamphetamine her driving skills would have been shit? She would have done something worse than run a red light and hit a child? What could be worse than running a red light and hitting a child? Running a red light and hitting 2 children maybe?

I’m confused.

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Date: 26/06/2015 21:01:23
From: dv
ID: 741254
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


So…..without the methylamphetamine her driving skills would have been shit? She would have done something worse than run a red light and hit a child? What could be worse than running a red light and hitting a child? Running a red light and hitting 2 children maybe?

I’m confused.

She might have killed the child?

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Date: 26/06/2015 21:03:12
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 741255
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


So…..without the methylamphetamine her driving skills would have been shit? She would have done something worse than run a red light and hit a child? What could be worse than running a red light and hitting a child? Running a red light and hitting 2 children maybe?

I’m confused.

doughies on a school assembly ground during assembly………….. that’s worse.

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Date: 26/06/2015 21:07:09
From: dv
ID: 741256
Subject: re: June Chatting

Not many people know that Armstrong and Aldrin were completely fucked up on meth during the lunar landing in order to improve accuracy.

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Date: 26/06/2015 21:08:12
From: kii
ID: 741257
Subject: re: June Chatting

True.

I really should wake up before reading this stuff :(

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Date: 26/06/2015 21:09:15
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 741258
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Not many people know that Armstrong and Aldrin were completely fucked up on meth during the lunar landing in order to improve accuracy.

so it was like this?

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Date: 26/06/2015 21:10:59
From: furious
ID: 741259
Subject: re: June Chatting

Its also why they got very little sleep…

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Date: 26/06/2015 21:11:53
From: kii
ID: 741260
Subject: re: June Chatting

The woman who ran a red light one morning as mr kii prepared to turn was probably on methylamphetamine. She didn’t hit him….just scared the fuck out of him. Much improved driving skills.

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Date: 26/06/2015 21:14:46
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 741261
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


The woman who ran a red light one morning as mr kii prepared to turn was probably on methylamphetamine. She didn’t hit him….just scared the fuck out of him. Much improved driving skills.

the woman who reversed into my ute because she wasn’t looking wasn’t on meth, but something worse…

She was a Tasmanian…

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Date: 26/06/2015 21:17:09
From: PermeateFree
ID: 741262
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


kii said:

The woman who ran a red light one morning as mr kii prepared to turn was probably on methylamphetamine. She didn’t hit him….just scared the fuck out of him. Much improved driving skills.

the woman who reversed into my ute because she wasn’t looking wasn’t on meth, but something worse…

She was a Tasmanian…

The old two heads problem?

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Date: 26/06/2015 21:19:31
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 741264
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

kii said:

The woman who ran a red light one morning as mr kii prepared to turn was probably on methylamphetamine. She didn’t hit him….just scared the fuck out of him. Much improved driving skills.

the woman who reversed into my ute because she wasn’t looking wasn’t on meth, but something worse…

She was a Tasmanian…

The old two heads problem?

nah, the old ‘gene pool needs a little more chlorine’ problem…

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Date: 26/06/2015 21:30:17
From: buffy
ID: 741274
Subject: re: June Chatting

Mr buffy expected to be called off that ambulance job….but he is still not back, so he must have had to go all the way to Hamilton. It was a backup to the Hamilton crew. They must be short of crew tonight. Again.

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Date: 26/06/2015 21:40:07
From: kii
ID: 741275
Subject: re: June Chatting

According to Clarke and Dawe, Abbott can’t attend the Paris gig on climate change because there’s no where to park an ostrich at the venue.

They make so much sense in the cray cray world.

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Date: 26/06/2015 21:41:55
From: dv
ID: 741276
Subject: re: June Chatting

Just switched on SyFy. “Human Nature” is on. Win. Jessica Hynes is great.

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Date: 26/06/2015 21:47:27
From: buffy
ID: 741277
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


According to Clarke and Dawe, Abbott can’t attend the Paris gig on climate change because there’s no where to park an ostrich at the venue.

They make so much sense in the cray cray world.

So, did I understand that correctly, that it was a reference to putting your head in the sand?

Mr buffy is back, by the way. Poor person needing an ambulance had to wait for it to come from 30km away, crewed with people “on call’ (so they have to get out of their chairs, get into their overalls, get to the ambulance station, pick up partner, and then start to go to job) because the Hamilton night shift was busy with another job. Although the did sensibly drop one ambo off at the address to start while the other one on the shift took the first patient to hospital. I bet that 30 minutes with chest pain felt like a long time.

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Date: 26/06/2015 21:48:39
From: kii
ID: 741278
Subject: re: June Chatting

Yes, buffy :)

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-25/clarke-and-dawe-a-few-venue-problems-but-otherwise/6572848

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:04:54
From: kii
ID: 741279
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well, well. Sneaky little hummingbird! I was taking photos of the bright orange plane flying overhead as it left a suspicious line of bright pink chemtrails* across the morning sky and the hummingbird did a dance right next to me. He was checking out the Mexican firebush’s flower status and by the time I got the camera around to focus on him he had finished and shot off to the apricot tree then zipped away.














*Yeah, yeah…I’m joking.

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:11:26
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 741280
Subject: re: June Chatting

Anyone on the forum live south coast NSW?

Will be taking a trip the NSW, normally we rush up and back, but decided to take it slow this time. Two days Melb to Bowral via Hume Hwy on the way up and three days via south coast NSW on the way back.

And does Buffy live anywhere near Hume Hwy, Vic.?

Tentative leave Melb 8 July and back 17 July (so save Pluto encounter revelations for when I get back).

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:16:27
From: Arts
ID: 741281
Subject: re: June Chatting

ow all are home and half are sleeping.. i’m opening a cider… cheers!

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:21:13
From: Arts
ID: 741282
Subject: re: June Chatting

aaaand everyone’s gone home…

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:25:08
From: kii
ID: 741284
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m here. Ordering books off the Intertubes.

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:25:38
From: JudgeMental
ID: 741285
Subject: re: June Chatting

i’ve been lurking.

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:28:26
From: Arts
ID: 741287
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


I’m here. Ordering books off the Intertubes.

I am looking for a high tea outfit to wear to an upcoming party…

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:28:53
From: Arts
ID: 741288
Subject: re: June Chatting

where are you boris? Happy birthday, BTW

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:29:49
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 741289
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


kii said:

I’m here. Ordering books off the Intertubes.

I am looking for a high tea outfit to wear to an upcoming party…

white rabbit? or mad hatter?…

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:29:51
From: kii
ID: 741290
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


kii said:

I’m here. Ordering books off the Intertubes.

I am looking for a high tea outfit to wear to an upcoming party…

Oh, how hoighty and toighty.

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:30:14
From: JudgeMental
ID: 741291
Subject: re: June Chatting

i am back home. stayed o/n at BUs place. got back wed night.

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:31:13
From: Arts
ID: 741292
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Arts said:

kii said:

I’m here. Ordering books off the Intertubes.

I am looking for a high tea outfit to wear to an upcoming party…

white rabbit? or mad hatter?…

lol.. I hadn’t considered those…

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:32:07
From: Speedy
ID: 741293
Subject: re: June Chatting

mollwollfumble said:


Anyone on the forum live south coast NSW?

Will be taking a trip the NSW, normally we rush up and back, but decided to take it slow this time. Two days Melb to Bowral via Hume Hwy on the way up and three days via south coast NSW on the way back.

And does Buffy live anywhere near Hume Hwy, Vic.?

Tentative leave Melb 8 July and back 17 July (so save Pluto encounter revelations for when I get back).

Hi Moll. I live in Sydney but know the area between here an Ulludulla quite well. There are plenty of beautiful places to visit, but I would not miss Jervis Bay.

You can drive from Bowral via the Kangaroo Valley, which is quite scenic, to Nowra. Or you can drive from Bowral via Minnamurra (rainforest) to Kiama (blowhole), then drive from there to Nowra. You could easily spend an entire day exploring JB.

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:33:13
From: Arts
ID: 741294
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Arts said:

kii said:

I’m here. Ordering books off the Intertubes.

I am looking for a high tea outfit to wear to an upcoming party…

Oh, how hoighty and toighty.

yes.. I’ve been filling my mouth with marbles

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:34:58
From: kii
ID: 741295
Subject: re: June Chatting

You’ll need a hat.

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:35:24
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 741296
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Arts said:

I am looking for a high tea outfit to wear to an upcoming party…

white rabbit? or mad hatter?…

lol.. I hadn’t considered those…

you’re welcome

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:35:25
From: JudgeMental
ID: 741297
Subject: re: June Chatting

also dab at your mouth with the napkin, don’t wipe.

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:35:58
From: Arts
ID: 741298
Subject: re: June Chatting

I will have a hat… probably not as eccentric as that one…

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:36:34
From: Arts
ID: 741299
Subject: re: June Chatting

JudgeMental said:


i am back home. stayed o/n at BUs place. got back wed night.

did you have an interesting time?

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:38:08
From: Arts
ID: 741300
Subject: re: June Chatting

JudgeMental said:


also dab at your mouth with the napkin, don’t wipe.

when I purchased the Big Boris guide to Bad dad Jokes, they also sent The Big Boris Book of Being polite with bonus general tea etiquette and fine wine guide.

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:39:11
From: JudgeMental
ID: 741301
Subject: re: June Chatting

it were great. saw just about everything at the AWM. also went to the art gallery in town. some nice stuff there too. freezing cold. really hate the plane flight.

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:39:30
From: kii
ID: 741302
Subject: re: June Chatting

JudgeMental said:


also dab at your mouth with the napkin, don’t wipe.

If you have to fart, gently lift your left bottom cheek and pop one out as you fan yourself frantically. With a fan. Like this one.

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:39:38
From: Arts
ID: 741303
Subject: re: June Chatting

it’s got the dabbing and the pinky hold and the quiet titters discretely hidden by the menu.

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:41:09
From: Arts
ID: 741305
Subject: re: June Chatting

JudgeMental said:


it were great. saw just about everything at the AWM. also went to the art gallery in town. some nice stuff there too. freezing cold. really hate the plane flight.

I was impressed with the AWM

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:41:29
From: kii
ID: 741306
Subject: re: June Chatting

No bawdy jokes, and no talk of politics or religion.

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:41:56
From: Arts
ID: 741307
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


it’s got the dabbing and the pinky hold and the quiet titters discretely hidden by the menu.

and the fan fart move…

*note to self – buy fan

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:43:38
From: JudgeMental
ID: 741308
Subject: re: June Chatting

the staff were interesting too. had some good chats with some. one had been a surfer picking fruit in balingup in 1981.

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:44:01
From: Arts
ID: 741309
Subject: re: June Chatting

sssf etiquette 101

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:46:22
From: kii
ID: 741310
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


sssf etiquette 101

It’s a wonder that we know anything about manners. It truly is.

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:47:44
From: JudgeMental
ID: 741311
Subject: re: June Chatting

we’re purely theoretical Kii.

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:48:38
From: Speedy
ID: 741312
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Arts said:

sssf etiquette 101

It’s a wonder that we know anything about manners. It truly is.

No CAPSLOCK when you speak.

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:49:36
From: kii
ID: 741313
Subject: re: June Chatting

JudgeMental said:


we’re purely theoretical Kii.

Hmmm…maybe. I’ve got the ceiling fan on the “typhoon” setting as we type.

mr kii was in here earlier with the door closed and the fan on “mild gusts”.

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:49:59
From: kii
ID: 741314
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


kii said:

Arts said:

sssf etiquette 101

It’s a wonder that we know anything about manners. It truly is.

No CAPSLOCK when you speak.

And a round of applause for Speedy!

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:50:27
From: Arts
ID: 741315
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


JudgeMental said:

we’re purely theoretical Kii.

Hmmm…maybe. I’ve got the ceiling fan on the “typhoon” setting as we type.

mr kii was in here earlier with the door closed and the fan on “mild gusts”.

you need ice-cream

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Date: 26/06/2015 22:58:41
From: kii
ID: 741316
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:

you need ice-cream

For brekky!?

Would not pair well with the Vegemite on English muffins :/

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Date: 26/06/2015 23:09:04
From: Arts
ID: 741317
Subject: re: June Chatting

that’s ok.. I just had some for you :)

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Date: 26/06/2015 23:10:39
From: kii
ID: 741319
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


that’s ok.. I just had some for you :)

Thanks. It was loverley!!

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Date: 26/06/2015 23:40:59
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 741320
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


mollwollfumble said:

Anyone on the forum live south coast NSW?

Will be taking a trip the NSW, normally we rush up and back, but decided to take it slow this time. Two days Melb to Bowral via Hume Hwy on the way up and three days via south coast NSW on the way back.

And does Buffy live anywhere near Hume Hwy, Vic.?

Tentative leave Melb 8 July and back 17 July (so save Pluto encounter revelations for when I get back).

Hi Moll. I live in Sydney but know the area between here an Ulludulla quite well. There are plenty of beautiful places to visit, but I would not miss Jervis Bay.

You can drive from Bowral via the Kangaroo Valley, which is quite scenic, to Nowra. Or you can drive from Bowral via Minnamurra (rainforest) to Kiama (blowhole), then drive from there to Nowra. You could easily spend an entire day exploring JB.

Thanks, speedy. Last time I went via Macquarie pass I really regretted it. So this time I’ll head through Kangaroo Valley before perhaps turning north to meet up with a rellie in Gerringong before heading south. I didn’t even know Jervis Bay was accessible, my map says that it’s not part of NSW.

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Date: 26/06/2015 23:45:02
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 741321
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


kii said:

Arts said:

sssf etiquette 101

It’s a wonder that we know anything about manners. It truly is.

No CAPSLOCK when you speak.

i’D PAY MORE FOR A KEYBOARD THAT DIDN’T HAVE A d$#@! CAPSLOCK KEY.

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Date: 27/06/2015 00:19:09
From: kii
ID: 741322
Subject: re: June Chatting

mollwollfumble said:

I didn’t even know Jervis Bay was accessible, my map says that it’s not part of NSW.

Um…yes. Jervis Bay Territory is part of the ACT, or something, IIRC. The bay is a huge tourist destination. Huskisson used to be a lovely destination for holidays.

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Date: 27/06/2015 00:35:52
From: dv
ID: 741323
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://edition.cnn.com/2015/06/26/politics/supreme-court-same-sex-marriage-ruling/index.html

Supreme Court rules states must allow same-sex marriage
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Date: 27/06/2015 00:43:57
From: kii
ID: 741324
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


http://edition.cnn.com/2015/06/26/politics/supreme-court-same-sex-marriage-ruling/index.html

Supreme Court rules states must allow same-sex marriage

Just heard this on NPR news :)

Meanwhile…

http://www.forbes.com/sites/elisadoucette/2011/04/06/bristol-palins-compensation-seven-times-candies-foundation-donations-to-charities/

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Date: 27/06/2015 00:47:45
From: transition
ID: 741325
Subject: re: June Chatting

#The King Bees – Rockin’ My Life Away

head jolt woke me, it’s the “have a smoke”
cunt, or we’ll turn everything nasty on you
your arsenal, try deny us your will’s a joke
wear you down til’s no hope yeah we’ll do

has its ways of the nights wants to kill me
been rewarding addiction cycle chemistry
so testin’ little ol’ be no nicotine here lucky
few more days yet of me brain bein’ nasty

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Date: 27/06/2015 01:27:36
From: roughbarked
ID: 741327
Subject: re: June Chatting

mollwollfumble said:


Speedy said:

kii said:

It’s a wonder that we know anything about manners. It truly is.

No CAPSLOCK when you speak.

i’D PAY MORE FOR A KEYBOARD THAT DIDN’T HAVE A d$#@! CAPSLOCK KEY.

You can’thack it out?

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Date: 27/06/2015 01:36:22
From: roughbarked
ID: 741328
Subject: re: June Chatting

Anyway, the yanks now have same sex marriage.

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Date: 27/06/2015 02:55:53
From: kii
ID: 741329
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Anyway, the yanks now have same sex marriage.

Conservative heads are exploding all over the US of A!!!

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Date: 27/06/2015 05:29:00
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741332
Subject: re: June Chatting

Three cheers for America, they done good. And now Australia’s looking more arse-end than ever.

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Date: 27/06/2015 05:39:20
From: monkey skipper
ID: 741333
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Three cheers for America, they done good. And now Australia’s looking more arse-end than ever.

There will be more pressure on to go forward now and become a true modern nation.

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Date: 27/06/2015 05:54:49
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741334
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:


Bubblecar said:

Three cheers for America, they done good. And now Australia’s looking more arse-end than ever.

There will be more pressure on to go forward now and become a true modern nation.

Morning monkey :)

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Date: 27/06/2015 06:35:07
From: kii
ID: 741336
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:


Bubblecar said:

Three cheers for America, they done good. And now Australia’s looking more arse-end than ever.

There will be more pressure on to go forward now and become a true modern nation.

Hahahahahahahahaha.

Yeah, like that’s going to happen any day soon with fuckhead Abbott in charge and dragging Oz backwards.

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Date: 27/06/2015 06:49:06
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741338
Subject: re: June Chatting

Afternoon kii :)

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Date: 27/06/2015 06:53:14
From: kii
ID: 741340
Subject: re: June Chatting

G’morning, Mr Car :)

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Date: 27/06/2015 06:53:49
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741341
Subject: re: June Chatting

My estate agent is tempting me to move to Ross (not far south from here). There’s a nice old stone cottage available that’s superior to this place in some respects (especially the bathroom – it has two nicer bathrooms than the single crappy one here). Drawback is that it has a much smaller garden than the lovely big acreage here, and much closer neighbours:

http://northernmidlands.harcourts.com.au/Property/590183/TNM47290/16-Badajos-St

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Date: 27/06/2015 07:02:46
From: kii
ID: 741344
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


My estate agent is tempting me to move to Ross (not far south from here). There’s a nice old stone cottage available that’s superior to this place in some respects (especially the bathroom – it has two nicer bathrooms than the single crappy one here). Drawback is that it has a much smaller garden than the lovely big acreage here, and much closer neighbours:

http://northernmidlands.harcourts.com.au/Property/590183/TNM47290/16-Badajos-St

Oh, Mr Car!

A shower!! Two showers! It is a really lovely place.

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Date: 27/06/2015 07:04:55
From: kii
ID: 741345
Subject: re: June Chatting

I think I might finish my rainbow necklace this weekend in honour of the same sex marriage ruling. Sounds tacky, but it’s a combo of a wide variety of beads in the colours of the rainbow.

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Date: 27/06/2015 07:06:54
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741346
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Bubblecar said:

My estate agent is tempting me to move to Ross (not far south from here). There’s a nice old stone cottage available that’s superior to this place in some respects (especially the bathroom – it has two nicer bathrooms than the single crappy one here). Drawback is that it has a much smaller garden than the lovely big acreage here, and much closer neighbours:

http://northernmidlands.harcourts.com.au/Property/590183/TNM47290/16-Badajos-St

Oh, Mr Car!

A shower!! Two showers! It is a really lovely place.

It’s not really practical for me to move at this juncture, but it is nice to know there are usually some good local places available.

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Date: 27/06/2015 07:07:48
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741347
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


I think I might finish my rainbow necklace this weekend in honour of the same sex marriage ruling. Sounds tacky, but it’s a combo of a wide variety of beads in the colours of the rainbow.

A worthy project indeed.

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Date: 27/06/2015 07:09:39
From: kii
ID: 741348
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:

It’s not really practical for me to move at this juncture, but it is nice to know there are usually some good local places available.

I understand that, but…2 showers and two loos!

We have one bathroom and it worried mr kii :P

Plus the stone walls look like a very suitable setting for your furniture and plates and etc.

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Date: 27/06/2015 07:10:12
From: kii
ID: 741349
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


kii said:

I think I might finish my rainbow necklace this weekend in honour of the same sex marriage ruling. Sounds tacky, but it’s a combo of a wide variety of beads in the colours of the rainbow.

A worthy project indeed.

I have a photo of the trial run of the beads…somewhere………..

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Date: 27/06/2015 07:15:24
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741350
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


I understand that, but…2 showers and two loos!

We have one bathroom and it worried mr kii :P

Plus the stone walls look like a very suitable setting for your furniture and plates and etc.

It’s certainly tempting. I’m surprised it’s been on the market since the beginning of April. Must be a slow season for rental uptakes here in the midlands. There are a few other properties available, some quite nice, and most have been vacant for over a month.

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Date: 27/06/2015 07:30:51
From: buffy
ID: 741351
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good morning Holidayers. I had a small sleep in. I’m waiting for the sun to get up so I can go for a bike ride. Lazy sun.

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Date: 27/06/2015 07:37:25
From: kii
ID: 741352
Subject: re: June Chatting

Planning stages of rainbow necklace. It’s been in the works for months as I collected more beads. I might be ready to finalise it.

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Date: 27/06/2015 07:41:32
From: buffy
ID: 741353
Subject: re: June Chatting

I made rainbow bootees for someone’s baby many years ago. They looked rather good, with a black bit like a shoe at the bottom. Better than pink or blue or lemon yellow! Good strong colours.

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Date: 27/06/2015 07:42:54
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741354
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Planning stages of rainbow necklace. It’s been in the works for months as I collected more beads. I might be ready to finalise it.


That’s certainly colourful and varied.

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Date: 27/06/2015 07:46:11
From: Divine Angel
ID: 741355
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

I made rainbow bootees for someone’s baby many years ago. They looked rather good, with a black bit like a shoe at the bottom. Better than pink or blue or lemon yellow! Good strong colours.

I was given handmade rainbow bootees and a matching hat for Little Miss :)

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Date: 27/06/2015 07:47:30
From: kii
ID: 741356
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:

That’s certainly colourful and varied.

Yes, at the moment it’s a collection of beads. Hopefully it will be more than that if I can hide from the procrastination monster.

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Date: 27/06/2015 07:47:46
From: buffy
ID: 741357
Subject: re: June Chatting

OK, there is enough light out there now. I’ll see you lot later. Today I intend to cook some lambs fry and bacon for my breakfast after my ride, carry the planks from the front yard to the back and prepare – and possibly construct – a wooden platform for the chook tractor to sit over instead of in the mud over Winter, and make a start on the rose pruning. That might be enough for today. Although I should wander around to one of my patient’s houses this afternoon and adjust her glasses for her. She doesn’t go into Hamilton very often now she is ancient.

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Date: 27/06/2015 07:50:38
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741358
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

OK, there is enough light out there now. I’ll see you lot later. Today I intend to cook some lambs fry and bacon for my breakfast after my ride, carry the planks from the front yard to the back and prepare – and possibly construct – a wooden platform for the chook tractor to sit over instead of in the mud over Winter, and make a start on the rose pruning. That might be enough for today. Although I should wander around to one of my patient’s houses this afternoon and adjust her glasses for her. She doesn’t go into Hamilton very often now she is ancient.

I’m just about to cook an egg & toast breakfast but there’ll be a liver casserole for dinner :)

Not much planned for today, just a bath followed by catching up with fiction reading. Heavy cold at the moment but it doesn’t seem to be turning into flu.

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Date: 27/06/2015 07:55:50
From: Spider Lily
ID: 741360
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning All

A very brisk 20 degrees out on the back deck this morning.

My morning will be enjoying my cup of tea for now then run around the house and garden making sure it’s all in order for todays open.

Have to take Chilli to the vet for her shots and she hates the vet. I usually make CS take her as it upsets me to see her so shaky and scared. She also has a sore paw and won’t let me near it to have a look, so hopefully between myself and the vet we can sort that out.

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Date: 27/06/2015 08:26:24
From: poikilotherm
ID: 741366
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning et al.

SL – if you have US Netflix, you should check out ‘Desert Runners’.

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Date: 27/06/2015 08:29:43
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 741367
Subject: re: June Chatting

morning folks

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Date: 27/06/2015 08:43:33
From: captain_spalding
ID: 741369
Subject: re: June Chatting

“US police shoot and kill a man they believe to be one of two convicts who broke out of a maximum security prison in New York three weeks ago.” – ABC News

Apparently, they believed</I> him to be one of those blokes. They weren’t sure, but that’s what they believed. So, they shot him, just in case it was the chap they were looking for. With a bit of luck, it may turn out to be the right person.

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Date: 27/06/2015 08:51:59
From: Spider Lily
ID: 741370
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Morning et al.

SL – if you have US Netflix, you should check out ‘Desert Runners’.

No Netflix but just looked it up… crazy people but then again I’d love to do this marathon

http://www.100kmofnamibdesert.com/index.php?lang=uk

Might see if I can get that Desert Runners though..

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Date: 27/06/2015 08:55:15
From: Arts
ID: 741371
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


“US police shoot and kill a man they believe to be one of two convicts who broke out of a maximum security prison in New York three weeks ago.” – ABC News

Apparently, they believed</I> him to be one of those blokes. They weren’t sure, but that’s what they believed. So, they shot him, just in case it was the chap they were looking for. With a bit of luck, it may turn out to be the right person.

if not, they’ll give a them a good pious funeral….

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Date: 27/06/2015 08:55:46
From: buffy
ID: 741372
Subject: re: June Chatting

SL – I know this bloke:

http://www.mivision.com.au/john-nicola-runs-the-ultra-desert-run-2015/

He didn’t actually get to run this year because of a very tragic family incident about a week before he was to fly out. But he has done it before. He’s a nice bloke – just running nuts!

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Date: 27/06/2015 08:55:55
From: Arts
ID: 741373
Subject: re: June Chatting

mornin all…. having a quick coffee and just reading over my notes for the lecture I have to give today… should be a lot of fun.

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Date: 27/06/2015 08:58:17
From: Arts
ID: 741375
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

SL – I know this bloke:

http://www.mivision.com.au/john-nicola-runs-the-ultra-desert-run-2015/

He didn’t actually get to run this year because of a very tragic family incident about a week before he was to fly out. But he has done it before. He’s a nice bloke – just running nuts!

all the running nuts are… well nuts. If running is so good for you why do people look exhausted after doing it? eh? why do their toe ails fall off, eh? although here I am saying this with some great grazes on my face from face planting during my chosen ‘sport’ so… maybe we are all a little nuts

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Date: 27/06/2015 09:04:02
From: Divine Angel
ID: 741376
Subject: re: June Chatting

What;s the lecture about?>

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Date: 27/06/2015 09:05:29
From: roughbarked
ID: 741377
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


What;s the lecture about?>

animummals?

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Date: 27/06/2015 09:06:46
From: Arts
ID: 741378
Subject: re: June Chatting

SOPs for the giraffe feed experience that we offer visitors. Then I get to take them behind the scenes to feed the giraffes, which is the fun bit

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Date: 27/06/2015 09:07:07
From: Michael V
ID: 741379
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning. Jet lag is not so nice. I suppose in a couple of days I’ll come good.

:)

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Date: 27/06/2015 09:07:46
From: Divine Angel
ID: 741380
Subject: re: June Chatting

Everyone likes giraffes.

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Date: 27/06/2015 09:07:54
From: buffy
ID: 741381
Subject: re: June Chatting

>>Have to take Chilli to the vet for her shots and she hates the vet. I usually make CS take her as it upsets me to see her so shaky and scared. She also has a sore paw and won’t let me near it to have a look, so hopefully between myself and the vet we can sort that out<<

SL – is there something Chilli really, really likes? A run? Ear scritchles. A particular treat? If it’s a run, try a really short one (if you have time) before going to the vet. Then another really short one straight after, like as soon as you can. To show her there is reward for going to the vet. With the paw, if she is food orientated, try rewarding as soon as she lets you touch her paw. Again, it’s simple reward training, but she might learn quite quickly that helping you means she gets something nice. It’s a long term training thing with dogs and letting people touch all parts of them, but it I worth the effort. I used to sit my class down on the grass and while I talked to them I had them touching ears, mouth, feet, tails, gently gently, just to accustom the dog to touching. You can do it while watching TV at night. Just quietly sit there, touching. And yes, you probably need to touch all over – the vet has to and some acclimatization in the dog makes their life easier.

I’m going for a hot chocolate at the café before getting into the physical shifting of timber.

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Date: 27/06/2015 09:09:57
From: Arts
ID: 741382
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


Morning. Jet lag is not so nice. I suppose in a couple of days I’ll come good.

:)

I dislike jet lag. though time is your friend

good to see you back though :)

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Date: 27/06/2015 09:11:29
From: Arts
ID: 741383
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Everyone likes giraffes.

yes, yes they do. :)

I have arranged for some carob pods for them to feed with. The giraffes favorite treat… so the trainees should all get a good giraffe hand licking.. it’s the three pronged approach, information, experience and immersion…

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Date: 27/06/2015 09:16:17
From: Arts
ID: 741384
Subject: re: June Chatting

how is little miss today?

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Date: 27/06/2015 09:16:45
From: Michael V
ID: 741385
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Michael V said:

Morning. Jet lag is not so nice. I suppose in a couple of days I’ll come good.

:)

I dislike jet lag. though time is your friend

good to see you back though :)

Thanks.

:)

Those motorcyclists that race The Isle of Man Tourist Trophy must be quite insane. Even on film it looks crazy, but in real life, there is no describing it.

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Date: 27/06/2015 09:18:31
From: roughbarked
ID: 741386
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:

Those motorcyclists that race The Isle of Man Tourist Trophy must be quite insane. Even on film it looks crazy, but in real life, there is no describing it.

I’m jealous of course.

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Date: 27/06/2015 09:19:11
From: Arts
ID: 741387
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Michael V said:

Those motorcyclists that race The Isle of Man Tourist Trophy must be quite insane. Even on film it looks crazy, but in real life, there is no describing it.

I’m jealous of course.

I’m not, but I am pleased that you enjoyed yourself and had some time for fun.

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Date: 27/06/2015 09:19:15
From: btm
ID: 741388
Subject: re: June Chatting

Why do giraffes have long necks? (Serious question.)

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Date: 27/06/2015 09:20:41
From: Arts
ID: 741389
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


Why do giraffes have long necks? (Serious question.)

to reach the highest branches…

incidentally, they have the same number of cervical vertebrae as we do…

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Date: 27/06/2015 09:22:02
From: Divine Angel
ID: 741390
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


how is little miss today?

Teething. She was a grizzlepuss last night, kept waking up and wouldn’t go back to sleep unless I was holding her hand.

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Date: 27/06/2015 09:23:27
From: btm
ID: 741391
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


btm said:

Why do giraffes have long necks? (Serious question.)

to reach the highest branches…

incidentally, they have the same number of cervical vertebrae as we do…

That’s the standard explanation, but I’ve recently read that it for the males to hit each other during their mating fights. I’ve also read that they don’t actually eat from the highest branches.

Yes, all mammals have 7 cervical vertebrae.

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Date: 27/06/2015 09:23:28
From: Arts
ID: 741392
Subject: re: June Chatting

the gerenuk is a long necked species of antelope for reaching those higher branches too. it’s a distinct evolutionary advantage to be able to reach the food no-one else can.

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Date: 27/06/2015 09:25:09
From: Arts
ID: 741394
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Arts said:

how is little miss today?

Teething. She was a grizzlepuss last night, kept waking up and wouldn’t go back to sleep unless I was holding her hand.

get a glove and stuff it with something squishy.. place your scent all over and leave in her cot… I don’t know if it will work, but worth a go if you are tired. hope they come through soon and give you both a break

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Date: 27/06/2015 09:25:50
From: Arts
ID: 741395
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


Arts said:

btm said:

Why do giraffes have long necks? (Serious question.)

to reach the highest branches…

incidentally, they have the same number of cervical vertebrae as we do…

That’s the standard explanation, but I’ve recently read that it for the males to hit each other during their mating fights. I’ve also read that they don’t actually eat from the highest branches.

Yes, all mammals have 7 cervical vertebrae.

yes they do use their necks for fighting, but if that was the only reason, why do the females have long necks too?

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Date: 27/06/2015 09:27:01
From: Arts
ID: 741396
Subject: re: June Chatting

I have to fly now, have a top day everyone.

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Date: 27/06/2015 09:32:34
From: JudgeMental
ID: 741397
Subject: re: June Chatting

has she gone?

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Date: 27/06/2015 09:35:55
From: poikilotherm
ID: 741398
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:


poikilotherm said:

Morning et al.

SL – if you have US Netflix, you should check out ‘Desert Runners’.

No Netflix but just looked it up… crazy people but then again I’d love to do this marathon

http://www.100kmofnamibdesert.com/index.php?lang=uk

Might see if I can get that Desert Runners though..

It’s a good watch, when racing is just about finishing and not ‘winning’.

There’s also the Asics beat the sun relay race which is pretty cool as they use amateurs and pros in the teams. google it, it’s just been run.

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Date: 27/06/2015 09:36:52
From: poikilotherm
ID: 741399
Subject: re: June Chatting

JudgeMental said:


has she gone?

I think so, you’re safe now Judge.

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Date: 27/06/2015 09:41:40
From: btm
ID: 741400
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:

yes they do use their necks for fighting, but if that was the only reason, why do the females have long necks too?

wikipedia said:

There are two main hypotheses regarding the evolutionary origin and maintenance of elongation in giraffe necks. The “competing browsers hypothesis” was originally suggested by Charles Darwin and challenged only recently. It suggests that competitive pressure from smaller browsers, such as kudu, steenbok and impala, encouraged the elongation of the neck, as it enabled giraffes to reach food that competitors could not. This advantage is real, as giraffes can and do feed up to 4.5 m high, while even quite large competitors, such as kudu, can feed up to only about 2 m high. There is also research suggesting that browsing competition is intense at lower levels, and giraffes feed more efficiently (gaining more leaf biomass with each mouthful) high in the canopy. However, scientists disagree about just how much time giraffes spend feeding at levels beyond the reach of other browsers, and a 2010 study found that adult giraffes with longer necks actually suffered higher mortality rates under drought conditions than their shorter-necked counterparts. This study suggests that maintaining a longer neck requires more nutrients, which puts longer-necked giraffes at risk during a food shortage.

The other main theory, the sexual selection hypothesis, proposes that the long necks evolved as a secondary sexual characteristic, giving males an advantage in “necking” contests (fights involving smashing their necks into each other) to establish dominance and obtain access to sexually receptive females. In support of this theory, necks are longer and heavier for males than females of the same age, and the former do not employ other forms of combat. However, one objection is that it fails to explain why female giraffes also have long necks.

From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giraffe#Neck. So it look like no-one’s really sure, but both theories have some merit.

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Date: 27/06/2015 09:44:55
From: roughbarked
ID: 741401
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


Why do giraffes have long necks? (Serious question.)

To reach the new green tips.

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Date: 27/06/2015 09:45:50
From: Spider Lily
ID: 741402
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

SL – I know this bloke:

http://www.mivision.com.au/john-nicola-runs-the-ultra-desert-run-2015/

He didn’t actually get to run this year because of a very tragic family incident about a week before he was to fly out. But he has done it before. He’s a nice bloke – just running nuts!

I am in awe of people like him.. I know a fellow who is training up for 100km of Namib Desert and am very envious. I doubt I would be able to do anything like that due to my hip but in saying that my hip is doing fine with my half marathons and full marathons at present.. It just goes to show with the right trainer I guess we can do anything.. Thank you for the advice with Chilli too Buffy, I will have a pocket of treats for her while at the vet.. I also take to her to the vet just for a visit or if Gypsy has to go we go along too just for treats and pats but she is still extremely wary of those people that come from behind the counter :/ I will try the treat bit with her paw too..

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Date: 27/06/2015 09:48:55
From: roughbarked
ID: 741403
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


. However, one objection is that it fails to explain why female giraffes also have long necks.

Don’t all femles enjoy necking?

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Date: 27/06/2015 09:50:13
From: Spider Lily
ID: 741404
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:

It’s a good watch, when racing is just about finishing and not ‘winning’.

There’s also the Asics beat the sun relay race which is pretty cool as they use amateurs and pros in the teams. google it, it’s just been run.

All my races are about finishing it’s never about winning. I always smile when people ask me questions about when I race and then ask me if I won.. Well no I am running with up to 12 thousand people sometimes (melb marathon) :)

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Date: 27/06/2015 09:54:18
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 741408
Subject: re: June Chatting

welcome back Michael V. Hope you enjoyed your travels…..

:D

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Date: 27/06/2015 09:58:14
From: roughbarked
ID: 741410
Subject: re: June Chatting

A tin of paint that went flying when a Maserati driver swerved to avoid a dog has led to an expensive insurance claim in South Australia.

Ha ha.. somebody threw a tin of paint because they didn’t like him. He’s trying to get insurance to pay.

or, we are going to believe that a Maserati owner is stupid enough to carry tins of paint with loose lids, inside the car?

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Date: 27/06/2015 09:59:13
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 741412
Subject: re: June Chatting

priceless……. :D

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Date: 27/06/2015 10:06:40
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 741414
Subject: re: June Chatting

MMMmmm… savoury toast and coffee to soak up the seedyness…

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Date: 27/06/2015 10:15:48
From: Michael V
ID: 741417
Subject: re: June Chatting

Postpocelipse said:


welcome back Michael V. Hope you enjoyed your travels…..

:D

I did indeed, thanks.

:)

I’ll email you in a day or too, when the jet lag is not so severe…

:)

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Date: 27/06/2015 10:17:26
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 741418
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


Postpocelipse said:

welcome back Michael V. Hope you enjoyed your travels…..

:D

I did indeed, thanks.

:)

I’ll email you in a day or too, when the jet lag is not so severe…

:)

No problemo. :)

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Date: 27/06/2015 10:18:49
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 741419
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael, Xander’s first sentence was “daddy car why?” Somewhat disturbing as emotional indicator but still makes me proud. He put a complex question together and he has obviously been trying to work that out for 2 years.

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Date: 27/06/2015 10:36:46
From: Michael V
ID: 741420
Subject: re: June Chatting

Not sure I understand the question he asked.

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Date: 27/06/2015 10:40:36
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 741421
Subject: re: June Chatting

For Sale: Parachute. Only used once, never opened…

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Date: 27/06/2015 10:44:48
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 741422
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


Not sure I understand the question he asked.

He was asking his mum why he has to see me the way he has been. Thankfully the report is back which states there is entirely no reason he should be subjected to supervised visits and by the hearing things will be changing significantly for him.

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Date: 27/06/2015 10:46:57
From: Michael V
ID: 741423
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


For Sale: Parachute. Only used once, never opened…
Uh-oh!

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Date: 27/06/2015 10:48:14
From: Michael V
ID: 741424
Subject: re: June Chatting

Postpocelipse said:


Michael V said:

Not sure I understand the question he asked.

He was asking his mum why he has to see me the way he has been. Thankfully the report is back which states there is entirely no reason he should be subjected to supervised visits and by the hearing things will be changing significantly for him.

Oh, good.

Were my writings suitable?

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Date: 27/06/2015 10:50:45
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 741425
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


Postpocelipse said:

Michael V said:

Not sure I understand the question he asked.

He was asking his mum why he has to see me the way he has been. Thankfully the report is back which states there is entirely no reason he should be subjected to supervised visits and by the hearing things will be changing significantly for him.

Oh, good.

Were my writings suitable?

Very much appreciated and will be invaluable. Just have to drop my mum at the markets here but brb.

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Date: 27/06/2015 10:53:12
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 741426
Subject: re: June Chatting

MV, saw stepson’s bike this week, ended up with a kawasaki ninja, not a bad looking bike

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Date: 27/06/2015 10:56:53
From: Michael V
ID: 741427
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


MV, saw stepson’s bike this week, ended up with a kawasaki ninja, not a bad looking bike
The 250, I take it. They have a good longevity reputation.

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Date: 27/06/2015 10:58:36
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 741428
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

MV, saw stepson’s bike this week, ended up with a kawasaki ninja, not a bad looking bike
The 250, I take it. They have a good longevity reputation.

yeah, he’s only just got his licence.

not a bad deal, 2013 model

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Date: 27/06/2015 11:11:12
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 741429
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 27/06/2015 11:30:22
From: kii
ID: 741430
Subject: re: June Chatting

One of the little kids from next door got stuck on the front wall (between the two front yards), I asked him if he needed help and he nodded. So I lifted him off and told him to walk around to his front gateway. He kept looking back at me as he scurried away. Then I realised his mum is the yeller…she yells all the time at her kids. He was waiting for me to yell at him and all I did was smile :/

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Date: 27/06/2015 11:49:10
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741431
Subject: re: June Chatting

White House celebrates gay marriage with makeover

The White House turned multi-coloured on Friday evening to celebrate the legalisation of same-sex weddings in the United States.

As the sun went down and the evening turned dark, the building was bathed in a cornucopia of colour to mark a historic day that President Barack Obama described as a “thunderbolt”.

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Date: 27/06/2015 11:50:27
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741432
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


One of the little kids from next door got stuck on the front wall (between the two front yards), I asked him if he needed help and he nodded. So I lifted him off and told him to walk around to his front gateway. He kept looking back at me as he scurried away. Then I realised his mum is the yeller…she yells all the time at her kids. He was waiting for me to yell at him and all I did was smile :/

Well done.

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Date: 27/06/2015 11:50:39
From: kii
ID: 741433
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


White House celebrates gay marriage with makeover

The White House turned multi-coloured on Friday evening to celebrate the legalisation of same-sex weddings in the United States.

As the sun went down and the evening turned dark, the building was bathed in a cornucopia of colour to mark a historic day that President Barack Obama described as a “thunderbolt”.


That will really, really piss the idiots off. Just reading some of the utter crap that’s spewing out of their brain holes.

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Date: 27/06/2015 11:53:05
From: kii
ID: 741434
Subject: re: June Chatting

It’s just how I am with little kids, I like them way more than the adult versions of humans. They’re my tribe.

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Date: 27/06/2015 11:53:49
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741435
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


That will really, really piss the idiots off. Just reading some of the utter crap that’s spewing out of their brain holes.

Conservative sore losers are funny :)

Just ask them, “Don’t you ever have anything positive to say about anything?”

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Date: 27/06/2015 11:58:39
From: transition
ID: 741436
Subject: re: June Chatting

(Mr Blackboard tone)

noisy miner’re noisy
crows crowin’, way too much happiness
go ‘way birds chirpy
galahs too’n other god knows what ‘m is
squiggles crap here
hurry up, fuck off get it over with useless

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Date: 27/06/2015 12:00:49
From: kii
ID: 741438
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


kii said:

That will really, really piss the idiots off. Just reading some of the utter crap that’s spewing out of their brain holes.

Conservative sore losers are funny :)

Just ask them, “Don’t you ever have anything positive to say about anything?”

They’ll just quote the bible or something. I had one old duck tell me that the world is ending and Jesus is returning because of the way people have no manners and stuff. She must be fizzing right out with this news.

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Date: 27/06/2015 12:01:04
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 741439
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


(Mr Blackboard tone)

noisy miner’re noisy
crows crowin’, way too much happiness
go ‘way birds chirpy
galahs too’n other god knows what ‘m is
squiggles crap here
hurry up, fuck off get it over with useless


upside down… upside down…

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Date: 27/06/2015 12:01:28
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741440
Subject: re: June Chatting

In fairness though, quite a few Republican supporters of marriage equality have been coming out of the woodwork lately. How the party as a whole adjusts to it will be a test of their collective grip on reality.

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Date: 27/06/2015 12:04:51
From: kii
ID: 741442
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


In fairness though, quite a few Republican supporters of marriage equality have been coming out of the woodwork lately. How the party as a whole adjusts to it will be a test of their collective grip on reality.

There’s been some interesting announcements from people like Jeb Bush.

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Date: 27/06/2015 12:11:42
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741443
Subject: re: June Chatting

Think I’ll open a bottle of wine and head kitchenwards to get the casserole underway. I envisage a very early night with a stack of good books on the bedside cabinet.

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Date: 27/06/2015 12:18:33
From: Michael V
ID: 741444
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


White House celebrates gay marriage with makeover

The White House turned multi-coloured on Friday evening to celebrate the legalisation of same-sex weddings in the United States.

As the sun went down and the evening turned dark, the building was bathed in a cornucopia of colour to mark a historic day that President Barack Obama described as a “thunderbolt”.


Excellent stuff! I totally approve!

:)

:)

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Date: 27/06/2015 12:31:22
From: pommiejohn
ID: 741445
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hey MV. How’s things. Where are you?

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Date: 27/06/2015 12:35:01
From: buffy
ID: 741446
Subject: re: June Chatting

OK. Got the wood all set out for the chooks floor. Mr buffy’s battery pack for the drill is flat (both of them), so we are now waiting for them to charge up. I the meantime I have done a bit of weeding. I’ll go and prune a couple of roses shortly. I prefer to do them in bits an pieces. I’m not a big fan of rose pruning, so I can’t stick it for a whole day at a time.

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Date: 27/06/2015 12:35:34
From: transition
ID: 741447
Subject: re: June Chatting

enjoy it that shower, fucken hot, steamy fucken hot
thinkin’ while under couple air-cell blanket Mr HWS
insulate ‘m pipe comin’ out too save me some heat
loses it quick outdoors of night in that cold he does

listenin’…. #Suzi Quatro – Roxy Roller

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Date: 27/06/2015 12:35:52
From: OCDC
ID: 741448
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:

Think I’ll open a bottle of wine and head kitchenwards to get the casserole underway. I envisage a very early night with a stack of good books on the bedside cabinet.
I got the 4th in the Long Earth series yesterday. Will start it tonight if I’m slightly less snotty and coughy.

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Date: 27/06/2015 12:38:01
From: Michael V
ID: 741449
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


Hey MV. How’s things. Where are you?

Brisbane. With Jet lag. Back from the TT. Those guys are crazy. Completely crazy.

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Date: 27/06/2015 12:42:59
From: OCDC
ID: 741451
Subject: re: June Chatting

I think I’ll make butterscotch pudding for dinner tonight. Less sugar and water for the sauce, and a tad more golden syrup for the cake. Then I’ll be the favourite child.

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Date: 27/06/2015 12:44:17
From: buffy
ID: 741452
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


Bubblecar said:
Think I’ll open a bottle of wine and head kitchenwards to get the casserole underway. I envisage a very early night with a stack of good books on the bedside cabinet.
I got the 4th in the Long Earth series yesterday. Will start it tonight if I’m slightly less snotty and coughy.

Last week I bought “A Blink of the Screen. Collected shorter fiction” by Mr Pratchett. Last night I read The High Meggas, a story written in 1986 that evolved into The Long Earth. I didn’t really enjoy those ones as much as the Discworld books, even allowing for the fact that they are quite different. I did buy “Something Wicked This Way Comes” by Mr Bradbury last week too. Must be over 30 years since I read it. I can’t remember it at all.

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Date: 27/06/2015 12:46:53
From: OCDC
ID: 741453
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

OCDC said:
Bubblecar said:
Think I’ll open a bottle of wine and head kitchenwards to get the casserole underway. I envisage a very early night with a stack of good books on the bedside cabinet.
I got the 4th in the Long Earth series yesterday. Will start it tonight if I’m slightly less snotty and coughy.
Last week I bought “A Blink of the Screen. Collected shorter fiction” by Mr Pratchett. Last night I read The High Meggas, a story written in 1986 that evolved into The Long Earth. I didn’t really enjoy those ones as much as the Discworld books, even allowing for the fact that they are quite different. I did buy “Something Wicked This Way Comes” by Mr Bradbury last week too. Must be over 30 years since I read it. I can’t remember it at all.
A Blink of the Screen is in my TBR pile. So the idea for TLE was Pratchett’s? The writing all along has seemed more like Baxter’s.

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Date: 27/06/2015 12:53:31
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741454
Subject: re: June Chatting

just looking at the mosque blast

who ever did the bombing were amateurs – a professional bomber would have one bomb in the mosque and another one out side the mosque in a car, when everyone runs outside from the bomb inside you get them with the one outside.

its an old trick they used in an airport bombing years ago so I was told – in that case everyone ran from one side of the airport to the other where the second charge was waiting for them

in a blast it would be better off not running with the herd and using a different escape route away from most likely ambush sites

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Date: 27/06/2015 12:53:58
From: buffy
ID: 741455
Subject: re: June Chatting

I can’t remember the Long Earth characters. The short story has Larry Linsay, Joshua Valiente (that one was familiar) and Anna Shea. And a pack of superbaboons with Big Yin as their leader.

How much of that got carried through?

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Date: 27/06/2015 12:54:55
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741456
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


enjoy it that shower, fucken hot, steamy fucken hot
thinkin’ while under couple air-cell blanket Mr HWS
insulate ‘m pipe comin’ out too save me some heat
loses it quick outdoors of night in that cold he does

listenin’…. #Suzi Quatro – Roxy Roller



im sure there might be plastic water pipe you could use, less heat loss, then insulate that

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Date: 27/06/2015 12:58:40
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741457
Subject: re: June Chatting

the problem with HWS that are rely on big tanks of hot water is that they are almost always connected continuously with copper pipe – meaning continuous loss of heat by conduction through the pipe

im trying gas hot water at the moment, the heat pump was a dead duck, it caught fire in the control box twice and the fan rusted away, it lasted maybe 3/4 years

ive heard that solarhart and other solar hot water systems rust out and fall over in a short time

the gas hot water system works at least when power is knocked out or its cloudy for a few days or both

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Date: 27/06/2015 13:02:05
From: OCDC
ID: 741458
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

I can’t remember the Long Earth characters. The short story has Larry Linsay, Joshua Valiente (that one was familiar) and Anna Shea. And a pack of superbaboons with Big Yin as their leader.

How much of that got carried through?

Linsay’s now a woman. There’s a Bubblecarian downloaded intelligence called Lobsang. And I think the intelligent non-hew-mon animals are now dogs but I could be confusing it with a different series.

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Date: 27/06/2015 13:02:29
From: buffy
ID: 741459
Subject: re: June Chatting

Had a heat pump here for 14 years. Still working. Prior to that had one of the early ones at our previous house, lasted well over 10 years. For all I know it might still be going. Brilliant contraptions. But we have tank water. Maybe hard water is a problem for the tank bit.

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Date: 27/06/2015 13:04:35
From: buffy
ID: 741460
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


buffy said:
I can’t remember the Long Earth characters. The short story has Larry Linsay, Joshua Valiente (that one was familiar) and Anna Shea. And a pack of superbaboons with Big Yin as their leader.

How much of that got carried through?

Linsay’s now a woman. There’s a Bubblecarian downloaded intelligence called Lobsang. And I think the intelligent non-hew-mon animals are now dogs but I could be confusing it with a different series.

That sounds right to me. Including the dogs. I actually intend to read the Harry Potter series at some point, from start to finish. I read the first two or three when they came out, and couldn’t see what the fuss was about. They were pretty much like stuff I used to read as a teenager. I’ve never watched the movies. I might do that over my next holidays, actually. I will be on the train across the Nullabor for a couple of days, I could get a lot of reading done then.

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Date: 27/06/2015 13:07:25
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741461
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Had a heat pump here for 14 years. Still working. Prior to that had one of the early ones at our previous house, lasted well over 10 years. For all I know it might still be going. Brilliant contraptions. But we have tank water. Maybe hard water is a problem for the tank bit.


yeah I thought it would be good too, I bought a DUX – made in Australia.

the control box had issues, I suspect that the connections on the terminal strip were never tight or the connection wasn’t rated for the current – I fire burnt out the strip and I stripped back but there was another fire elsewhere I believe, the capacitor and metal fan went into self destruct after just a few years

the gas bottle lasts for quite some time and doesn’t require ongoing heating to keep a tank of water at X degrees – hopefully that will last, the water isn’t too hard and doesn’t have too much dirt in it – its townwater.

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Date: 27/06/2015 13:10:38
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741462
Subject: re: June Chatting

im back on a new laptop so i’ll be mounting an immediate push to conquer the holiday forum

I can do this by brute force of posts in quantity

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Date: 27/06/2015 13:17:06
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741463
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.msn.com/en-au/news/world/winston-churchill-rated-women-out-of-1000-loved-sex-and-was-not-gay-claims-historian/ar-AAc8VGU?ocid=HPCDHP

Sir Winston also had a rather grandiose idea of pick-up lines, telling one would-be girlfriend: “Marry me, and I will conquer the world and lay it at your feet.”

But Ms Purnell noted he was unable to sustain such passion, saying of the woman in question: “Unfortunately at other times he forgot to write to her or even speak to her, had no money and was at times incredibly demanding.”

And a music hall girl who spent the night with him found “Winston had done nothing but talk into the small hours on the subject of himself,” she added.

yes yes yes finally a man who understands women. women tend to live fairly mundane lives, sometimes they cry a bit. ive often found they hunger for my stories/ anecdotes about , oh ive kept many a woman up to the wee small hours talking myself.

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Date: 27/06/2015 13:20:20
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741464
Subject: re: June Chatting

Australia may lift terror alert level after three separate attacks within hours overseas kill more than 50 people… as PM Tony Abbott warns ISIS is ‘coming after us’

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3141252/Australia-lift-terror-alert-level-three-separate-attacks-hours-overseas-kill-50-people-Tony-Abbott-warns-ISIS-coming-us.html#ixzz3eFw1e2KQ
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Date: 27/06/2015 13:43:38
From: JudgeMental
ID: 741465
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 27/06/2015 13:45:20
From: JudgeMental
ID: 741466
Subject: re: June Chatting

THE WORLDS OF PHILIP K. DICK

4.20pm – 5.30pm
SBS ONE
Tonight

The American cult writer, Philip K Dick was responsible for some of the most iconic novels of the twentieth century, many of which were adapted by Hollywood into multi-grossing and critically acclaimed feature films (Blade Runner, Minority Report, Total Recall, A Scanner Darkly). This documentary looks behind the famous author and examines his unique vision of the future with the assistance of philosophers, scientists, biographers, writers, friends and family. Drawing on his extensive works and film adaptations, the film will show how his inventions and themes, particularly of ‘programmed reality’, correlate with life today, thirty years after his death.

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Date: 27/06/2015 13:52:17
From: kii
ID: 741468
Subject: re: June Chatting

JudgeMental said:


!http://i.guim.co.uk/media/w-1920/h—/q-95/4d06599436f05093b5ad6e88a6898288b67355f7/0_0_2400_3384/2400.jpg
Dear oh dear :(

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Date: 27/06/2015 13:54:57
From: roughbarked
ID: 741470
Subject: re: June Chatting

Theold Catholic fear mongering at work..

“Terror attacks overseas show fundamentalist militants are threatening Australia and “coming after us”, Prime Minister Tony Abbott says.”

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:00:25
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741471
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Theold Catholic fear mongering at work..

“Terror attacks overseas show fundamentalist militants are threatening Australia and “coming after us”, Prime Minister Tony Abbott says.”


i look forward to bumping into them in the high street

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:00:48
From: AwesomeO
ID: 741472
Subject: re: June Chatting

JudgeMental said:



Why so surprised? Mandatory detention, excised the mainland, stopped govt funded vocational and English lessons, no access to the dole plus they stopped asylum seekers being allowed to work and just for giggles decreed that asylum seekers be sent for resettlement in PNG.

All labor.

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:02:57
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741473
Subject: re: June Chatting

from a terrorist point of view such as ISIS you’d either be going for body counts, spectacular or an attack on a particular individual/ group

a more organised group might acquire guns , make explosives

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:03:07
From: roughbarked
ID: 741474
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


JudgeMental said:

!http://i.guim.co.uk/media/w-1920/h—/q-95/4d06599436f05093b5ad6e88a6898288b67355f7/0_0_2400_3384/2400.jpg

Why so surprised? Mandatory detention, excised the mainland, stopped govt funded vocational and English lessons, no access to the dole plus they stopped asylum seekers being allowed to work and just for giggles decreed that asylum seekers be sent for resettlement in PNG.

All labor.


It is us.. We are the electorate they are all frightened of.

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:04:07
From: roughbarked
ID: 741475
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


from a terrorist point of view such as ISIS you’d either be going for body counts, spectacular or an attack on a particular individual/ group

a more organised group might acquire guns , make explosives

Who said they aren’t organised?

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:05:04
From: transition
ID: 741476
Subject: re: June Chatting

power inverter rehung on the new wall opposite
new wall’s cleaned off lookin’ shiny’s quite good
kitchen bitch’s home with the groceries be a lot
Larry he naughty in Port Lukin ran ‘way bad dog

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:06:15
From: roughbarked
ID: 741477
Subject: re: June Chatting

Mulga Bill’s lego ride

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:06:27
From: AwesomeO
ID: 741478
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


AwesomeO said:

JudgeMental said:

!http://i.guim.co.uk/media/w-1920/h—/q-95/4d06599436f05093b5ad6e88a6898288b67355f7/0_0_2400_3384/2400.jpg

Why so surprised? Mandatory detention, excised the mainland, stopped govt funded vocational and English lessons, no access to the dole plus they stopped asylum seekers being allowed to work and just for giggles decreed that asylum seekers be sent for resettlement in PNG.

All labor.


It is us.. We are the electorate they are all frightened of.

It is food for thought when next time people are banging on about the evil Liberals. Labor have legislated shit that would have lefties rioting if the Liberals had attempted it. And with hardly a whisper.

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:06:39
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741479
Subject: re: June Chatting

what targets do ISIS have ?

religious: buildings associated with worship.

what religious group do they hate most:? mostly shia muslims. other religious groups they have targeted were just people in the way to the final destination , it was opportunistic. ISIS targets shia muslims

political targets?

hard to say. tony abbot would be a likely target and would be a demonstration of ISIS power

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:06:50
From: roughbarked
ID: 741480
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


power inverter rehung on the new wall opposite
new wall’s cleaned off lookin’ shiny’s quite good
kitchen bitch’s home with the groceries be a lot
Larry he naughty in Port Lukin ran ‘way bad dog

Is he still on the lam?

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:08:16
From: roughbarked
ID: 741481
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


roughbarked said:

AwesomeO said:

Why so surprised? Mandatory detention, excised the mainland, stopped govt funded vocational and English lessons, no access to the dole plus they stopped asylum seekers being allowed to work and just for giggles decreed that asylum seekers be sent for resettlement in PNG.

All labor.


It is us.. We are the electorate they are all frightened of.

It is food for thought when next time people are banging on about the evil Liberals. Labor have legislated shit that would have lefties rioting if the Liberals had attempted it. And with hardly a whisper.

Which still leaves it in our hands.

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:08:46
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741482
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


wookiemeister said:

from a terrorist point of view such as ISIS you’d either be going for body counts, spectacular or an attack on a particular individual/ group

a more organised group might acquire guns , make explosives

Who said they aren’t organised?


from the way they carry out their attacks they take a fairly amateurish approach, its organised to the extent that theres orders being carried out and some weapons being smuggled around

i think they don’t like being too organised. being organised would allow them open to being infiltrated. the people doing the attacks wouldn’t have very much knowledge

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:09:35
From: roughbarked
ID: 741483
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


what targets do ISIS have ?

religious: buildings associated with worship.

what religious group do they hate most:? mostly shia muslims. other religious groups they have targeted were just people in the way to the final destination , it was opportunistic. ISIS targets shia muslims

political targets?

hard to say. tony abbot would be a likely target and would be a demonstration of ISIS power

You forget,it is all America’s fault.

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:10:37
From: Michael V
ID: 741484
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


JudgeMental said:

!http://i.guim.co.uk/media/w-1920/h—/q-95/4d06599436f05093b5ad6e88a6898288b67355f7/0_0_2400_3384/2400.jpg

Why so surprised? Mandatory detention, excised the mainland, stopped govt funded vocational and English lessons, no access to the dole plus they stopped asylum seekers being allowed to work and just for giggles decreed that asylum seekers be sent for resettlement in PNG.

All labor.

I for one, am not surprised, not at all. Just supremely disappointed.

:(

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:11:22
From: roughbarked
ID: 741485
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


roughbarked said:

wookiemeister said:

from a terrorist point of view such as ISIS you’d either be going for body counts, spectacular or an attack on a particular individual/ group

a more organised group might acquire guns , make explosives

Who said they aren’t organised?


from the way they carry out their attacks they take a fairly amateurish approach, its organised to the extent that theres orders being carried out and some weapons being smuggled around

i think they don’t like being too organised. being organised would allow them open to being infiltrated. the people doing the attacks wouldn’t have very much knowledge

You do the logistics of setting up cells anywhere in the world for surprise attacks.

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:12:04
From: kii
ID: 741486
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Liberals are evil shits (this lot in particular) (btw, who voted for them?) and for a while the Labor party have been sliding over to their way of being. It is sick.

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:13:13
From: roughbarked
ID: 741487
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


AwesomeO said:

JudgeMental said:

!http://i.guim.co.uk/media/w-1920/h—/q-95/4d06599436f05093b5ad6e88a6898288b67355f7/0_0_2400_3384/2400.jpg

Why so surprised? Mandatory detention, excised the mainland, stopped govt funded vocational and English lessons, no access to the dole plus they stopped asylum seekers being allowed to work and just for giggles decreed that asylum seekers be sent for resettlement in PNG.

All labor.

I for one, am not surprised, not at all. Just supremely disappointed.

:(

I’m sure you meant, extremely.

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:13:21
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741488
Subject: re: June Chatting

without a secure voting system the Australian electoral system s wide open to fraud

i would get rid of the AEC and state electoral bodies – they are useless and just use the post office to handle elections

unless absolutely necessary postal voting needs to be radically reduced and elections should be given say three months to run. this stops the excuse of “i cant get to election day”

it stops someone “helping” someone vote

voters that are non compos mentis should be removed from the electoral registser

compulsory voting should be removed – about 80 percent of voters don’t know or care what the issues are and would be far happier in allowing others to make serious decisions for them. they can vote if they want but most people cant be bothered truth be known

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:14:53
From: roughbarked
ID: 741489
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


without a secure voting system the Australian electoral system s wide open to fraud

i would get rid of the AEC and state electoral bodies – they are useless and just use the post office to handle elections

unless absolutely necessary postal voting needs to be radically reduced and elections should be given say three months to run. this stops the excuse of “i cant get to election day”

it stops someone “helping” someone vote

voters that are non compos mentis should be removed from the electoral registser

compulsory voting should be removed – about 80 percent of voters don’t know or care what the issues are and would be far happier in allowing others to make serious decisions for them. they can vote if they want but most people cant be bothered truth be known

People don’t care. I’m all right Jack, fuck you.

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:14:57
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741490
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


wookiemeister said:

roughbarked said:

Who said they aren’t organised?


from the way they carry out their attacks they take a fairly amateurish approach, its organised to the extent that theres orders being carried out and some weapons being smuggled around

i think they don’t like being too organised. being organised would allow them open to being infiltrated. the people doing the attacks wouldn’t have very much knowledge

You do the logistics of setting up cells anywhere in the world for surprise attacks.


i’d say they organise in a loose way, more an ideological way and then allow local terror cells to do their own thing – set their own targets. local cells know and understand their own areas and vulnerabilities and ISIS has no real control over what happens there

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:17:14
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741492
Subject: re: June Chatting

without 1 man 1 vote (if they want to) we get the governments we deserve

there should be regular plebiscites on many things – laws should not be rubber stamped into existence without the authority of popular voting

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:18:47
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741493
Subject: re: June Chatting

as for how to dal with them

quickly and without hesitation

they should disappear quickly or by some means fair or foul – people flagged with being a problem should be watched assessed and dealt with whatever manner is necessary.

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:23:25
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741495
Subject: re: June Chatting

i’d just make some honey pot operations , lure potential terrorists out the country and then make them disappear en route to wherever

or you could knock them in Istanbul or closer to the border

you could wait till a low level contact turns up in Istanbul and just knock them both

turkey is the major route for all men , money and machines

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:28:55
From: roughbarked
ID: 741499
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


i’d just make some honey pot operations , lure potential terrorists out the country and then make them disappear en route to wherever

or you could knock them in Istanbul or closer to the border

you could wait till a low level contact turns up in Istanbul and just knock them both

turkey is the major route for all men , money and machines

It is way out of your hands, wookie. Leave well alone.

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:30:39
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741503
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


wookiemeister said:

i’d just make some honey pot operations , lure potential terrorists out the country and then make them disappear en route to wherever

or you could knock them in Istanbul or closer to the border

you could wait till a low level contact turns up in Istanbul and just knock them both

turkey is the major route for all men , money and machines

It is way out of your hands, wookie. Leave well alone.


i feel free to give my opinion

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:32:53
From: roughbarked
ID: 741507
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


roughbarked said:

wookiemeister said:

i’d just make some honey pot operations , lure potential terrorists out the country and then make them disappear en route to wherever

or you could knock them in Istanbul or closer to the border

you could wait till a low level contact turns up in Istanbul and just knock them both

turkey is the major route for all men , money and machines

It is way out of your hands, wookie. Leave well alone.


i feel free to give my opinion


That could be OK, if it was helpful.

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:34:43
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741510
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


wookiemeister said:

roughbarked said:

It is way out of your hands, wookie. Leave well alone.


i feel free to give my opinion


That could be OK, if it was helpful.

no bugger reads this forum – let alone what say, for all practical purposes most of what i say here lives out its life in a bubble

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:36:27
From: roughbarked
ID: 741514
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


roughbarked said:

wookiemeister said:

i feel free to give my opinion


That could be OK, if it was helpful.

no bugger reads this forum – let alone what say, for all practical purposes most of what i say here lives out its life in a bubble

google finds you anywhere.

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:37:48
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741517
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


wookiemeister said:

roughbarked said:

That could be OK, if it was helpful.


no bugger reads this forum – let alone what say, for all practical purposes most of what i say here lives out its life in a bubble

google finds you anywhere.


yeah but like most things if they know exactly what to type in or look for

few people will look at a forum post

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:38:43
From: roughbarked
ID: 741519
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


roughbarked said:

wookiemeister said:

no bugger reads this forum – let alone what say, for all practical purposes most of what i say here lives out its life in a bubble

google finds you anywhere.


yeah but like most things if they know exactly what to type in or look for

few people will look at a forum post

depends more upon what they are searching for.

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:42:18
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741524
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


wookiemeister said:

roughbarked said:

google finds you anywhere.


yeah but like most things if they know exactly what to type in or look for

few people will look at a forum post

depends more upon what they are searching for.


white paint?

sure, i seeded the internet deliberately years ago, my posts are still there

its all still true about white paint

half of solar radiation is heat , half of it is visible light

white paint reflects all visible light back into space without it heating the atmosphere, white paint does also reflect some frequencies of infra red but i didn’t mention that , it confuses people.

the easiest way to cool the earth and make buildings cooler simply is white paint

Stephen chu picked it up after me – good for him

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:46:42
From: roughbarked
ID: 741530
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


roughbarked said:

wookiemeister said:

yeah but like most things if they know exactly what to type in or look for

few people will look at a forum post

depends more upon what they are searching for.


white paint?

sure, i seeded the internet deliberately years ago, my posts are still there

its all still true about white paint

half of solar radiation is heat , half of it is visible light

white paint reflects all visible light back into space without it heating the atmosphere, white paint does also reflect some frequencies of infra red but i didn’t mention that , it confuses people.

the easiest way to cool the earth and make buildings cooler simply is white paint

Stephen chu picked it up after me – good for him

White paint was only one example I showed you.

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:48:18
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741532
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


wookiemeister said:

roughbarked said:

depends more upon what they are searching for.


white paint?

sure, i seeded the internet deliberately years ago, my posts are still there

its all still true about white paint

half of solar radiation is heat , half of it is visible light

white paint reflects all visible light back into space without it heating the atmosphere, white paint does also reflect some frequencies of infra red but i didn’t mention that , it confuses people.

the easiest way to cool the earth and make buildings cooler simply is white paint

Stephen chu picked it up after me – good for him

White paint was only one example I showed you.


but again so what there are millions and millions of posts out there, mine are lost in a sea of posts, its only because you know my tag that you might have twigged it was me AND i told you it was me

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:49:35
From: roughbarked
ID: 741534
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


roughbarked said:

wookiemeister said:

white paint?

sure, i seeded the internet deliberately years ago, my posts are still there

its all still true about white paint

half of solar radiation is heat , half of it is visible light

white paint reflects all visible light back into space without it heating the atmosphere, white paint does also reflect some frequencies of infra red but i didn’t mention that , it confuses people.

the easiest way to cool the earth and make buildings cooler simply is white paint

Stephen chu picked it up after me – good for him

White paint was only one example I showed you.


but again so what there are millions and millions of posts out there, mine are lost in a sea of posts, its only because you know my tag that you might have twigged it was me AND i told you it was me

You figger there are millions of wookiemeisters out there?

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Date: 27/06/2015 14:51:35
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741538
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


wookiemeister said:

roughbarked said:

White paint was only one example I showed you.


but again so what there are millions and millions of posts out there, mine are lost in a sea of posts, its only because you know my tag that you might have twigged it was me AND i told you it was me

You figger there are millions of wookiemeisters out there?


a few but again – only because you see me here

as i said its a literal sea of posts out there

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Date: 27/06/2015 15:01:24
From: dv
ID: 741548
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael Winslow’s standup act is just terrible. He seems to have no idea about what is funny or how comic timing works.

Maybe he should just join an a capella crew if he still wants to be active in the entertainment industry.

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Date: 27/06/2015 15:02:04
From: roughbarked
ID: 741550
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Michael Winslow’s standup act is just terrible. He seems to have no idea about what is funny or how comic timing works.

Maybe he should just join an a capella crew if he still wants to be active in the entertainment industry.

Seems to be the probability of why I’ve never heard of him?

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Date: 27/06/2015 15:04:21
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 741553
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Michael Winslow’s standup act is just terrible. He seems to have no idea about what is funny or how comic timing works.

Maybe he should just join an a capella crew if he still wants to be active in the entertainment industry.

i was just watching police academy last week…

it’s aged… badly

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Date: 27/06/2015 16:16:47
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741586
Subject: re: June Chatting

Islamic State: More than 100 dead as terrorist group continues push into Kurdish territory in northern Syria
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-27/more-than-100-dead-in-islamic-state-massacre-in-syria-monitor/6577410

if they had cut the roads months ago ISIS wouldn’t even exist now

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Date: 27/06/2015 16:21:37
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741587
Subject: re: June Chatting

Housing market puts Australia at risk of becoming nation of ‘imprisoned tenant serfs’, Liberal MP John Alexander says
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-26/australia-risks-becoming-nation-of-tenant-serfs-liberal-mp/6575656?section=business

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Date: 27/06/2015 16:25:07
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 741588
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Islamic State: More than 100 dead as terrorist group continues push into Kurdish territory in northern Syria
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-27/more-than-100-dead-in-islamic-state-massacre-in-syria-monitor/6577410

if they had cut the roads months ago ISIS wouldn’t even exist now

You have this thing with roads

Isis use tunnels and 4 wds to get around

4wds do not need roads

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Date: 27/06/2015 16:25:41
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741589
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Housing market puts Australia at risk of becoming nation of ‘imprisoned tenant serfs’, Liberal MP John Alexander says
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-26/australia-risks-becoming-nation-of-tenant-serfs-liberal-mp/6575656?section=business

the government could build houses for the working poor and give them a cheap loan

in such an estate being built you’d need a big yard and an agreement about what kind of building occurs in the future and about dumped cars and the like being in the front yard, a big yard with a big gate should mean nothing gets left out front

each resident pays a small fee every month that sees their front yard mowed and trimmed, you dot have thousands of whipper snippers going from dusk till dawn

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Date: 27/06/2015 16:27:49
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741590
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


wookiemeister said:

Islamic State: More than 100 dead as terrorist group continues push into Kurdish territory in northern Syria
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-27/more-than-100-dead-in-islamic-state-massacre-in-syria-monitor/6577410

if they had cut the roads months ago ISIS wouldn’t even exist now

You have this thing with roads

Isis use tunnels and 4 wds to get around

4wds do not need roads


yes yes

but oil to supply these things and to SELL has to be transported to market in tankers

its taking a leaf out of sun Tzu’s book or BH liddell’s book – you take a indirect approach to win the war
wars should be won with minimum effort, the lack of oil will weaken them quickly and the oil revenue will quickly put isis in a problem very quickly

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Date: 27/06/2015 16:28:12
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741591
Subject: re: June Chatting

the german push west in the battle bulge stalled – NO OIL

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Date: 27/06/2015 16:31:02
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741592
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


wookiemeister said:

Islamic State: More than 100 dead as terrorist group continues push into Kurdish territory in northern Syria
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-27/more-than-100-dead-in-islamic-state-massacre-in-syria-monitor/6577410

if they had cut the roads months ago ISIS wouldn’t even exist now

You have this thing with roads

Isis use tunnels and 4 wds to get around

4wds do not need roads


“The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting.”
― Sun Tzu, The Art of War

“So in war, the way is to avoid what is strong, and strike at what is weak.”
― Sun Tzu, The Art of War

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Date: 27/06/2015 16:36:32
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741593
Subject: re: June Chatting

by cutting off the tourist dollar to Tunisia, the de stabilisation of Tunisia starts

no money means no incomes, become desperate- infighting occurs and many groups start up to strike and take down the government

ISI sits back lets the government fall then they move in and finish off the survivors that wont join them

Tunisia was the starting point for the arab spring

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Date: 27/06/2015 18:02:57
From: transition
ID: 741598
Subject: re: June Chatting

been for wander with barrow collected some stumps
just then axe mallee into smaller ones so in fire fit ‘m
dumb cunt little ol’ he figured it all with a lot of thought
if wood be bigger than that hole, yeah nah wont go in

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Date: 27/06/2015 18:21:35
From: buffy
ID: 741601
Subject: re: June Chatting

Food report: roasted turkey balls. Mix of turkey mince, egg, croutons, breadcrumbs, cranberries, chopped sage. Rolled into balls. Roasted. With broccoli, sweetcorn and carrots. Using sweet chilli for a dipping sauce for the meatballs.

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Date: 27/06/2015 18:32:29
From: btm
ID: 741603
Subject: re: June Chatting

Have you seen the TV adaptations of Terry Pratchett’s books, buffy? I was impressed by Going Postal, but not the others — in fact I thought The Colour Of Magic was extremely poorly made, with amateurish direction and acting, although some of the scenery was good.

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Date: 27/06/2015 18:41:00
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741605
Subject: re: June Chatting

Venus & Jupiter now very close indeed.

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Date: 27/06/2015 18:42:03
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741606
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Food report: roasted turkey balls. Mix of turkey mince, egg, croutons, breadcrumbs, cranberries, chopped sage. Rolled into balls. Roasted. With broccoli, sweetcorn and carrots. Using sweet chilli for a dipping sauce for the meatballs.

Sounds good.

The liver casserole this end is rich & tasty.

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Date: 27/06/2015 18:57:10
From: JudgeMental
ID: 741608
Subject: re: June Chatting

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2WKoN8K6nI

Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes – Don’t Leave Me This Way

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Date: 27/06/2015 18:58:43
From: buffy
ID: 741609
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


Have you seen the TV adaptations of Terry Pratchett’s books, buffy? I was impressed by Going Postal, but not the others — in fact I thought The Colour Of Magic was extremely poorly made, with amateurish direction and acting, although some of the scenery was good.

Yes. There was also one of Hogfather, I think. I agree Going Postal was good. I can’t properly remember The Colour of Magic, but I don’t recall being upset about it at the time.

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Date: 27/06/2015 19:04:55
From: buffy
ID: 741610
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ah yes, Marc Warren as Jonathan Teatime was truly nasty in Hogfather.

I also remember thinking most times the got Vetinari right even with different actors each time. In my mind Havelock Vetinari is very similar to The Master, although with a benevolent side.

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Date: 27/06/2015 19:23:07
From: JudgeMental
ID: 741612
Subject: re: June Chatting

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2q2bis6eLE

DONNA SUMMER – I feel love (1977)

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Date: 27/06/2015 19:25:00
From: OCDC
ID: 741613
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

btm said:
Have you seen the TV adaptations of Terry Pratchett’s books, buffy? I was impressed by Going Postal, but not the others — in fact I thought The Colour Of Magic was extremely poorly made, with amateurish direction and acting, although some of the scenery was good.
Yes. There was also one of Hogfather, I think. I agree Going Postal was good. I can’t properly remember The Colour of Magic, but I don’t recall being upset about it at the time.
I liked Going Postal too, but haven’t seen the others in their entirety.

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Date: 27/06/2015 19:34:21
From: buffy
ID: 741615
Subject: re: June Chatting

Oh, and they got Susan Sto Helit right. And Adorabelle Dearheart.

I love Susan. She is soo Kii with the children!

:)

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Date: 27/06/2015 19:40:37
From: JudgeMental
ID: 741616
Subject: re: June Chatting

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5AztWseIdU

Donna Summer Love To Love You Baby

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Date: 27/06/2015 20:24:13
From: transition
ID: 741619
Subject: re: June Chatting

nicotine monsters wakenin’ me with an ugly head jolt
poked ol’ in the eyeball’n said what’s it like to die cunt

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Date: 27/06/2015 20:53:23
From: btm
ID: 741626
Subject: re: June Chatting

Apparently Stephen Fry was a cocaine addict for 20 years.

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Date: 27/06/2015 20:59:46
From: party_pants
ID: 741627
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


Apparently Stephen Fry was a cocaine addict for 20 years.

Somehow I am unsurprised by this.

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Date: 27/06/2015 21:12:41
From: AwesomeO
ID: 741628
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


btm said:

Apparently Stephen Fry was a cocaine addict for 20 years.

Somehow I am unsurprised by this.

Likes a drink too by the looks.

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Date: 27/06/2015 21:24:32
From: roughbarked
ID: 741629
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:

4wds do not need roads

Depends who is driving them.

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Date: 27/06/2015 21:27:26
From: roughbarked
ID: 741630
Subject: re: June Chatting

btm said:


Apparently Stephen Fry was a cocaine addict for 20 years.

Yes but he’s stopped now.

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Date: 27/06/2015 21:27:52
From: roughbarked
ID: 741631
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


btm said:

Apparently Stephen Fry was a cocaine addict for 20 years.

Somehow I am unsurprised by this.

He was also in gaol.

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Date: 27/06/2015 21:29:45
From: party_pants
ID: 741632
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


party_pants said:

btm said:

Apparently Stephen Fry was a cocaine addict for 20 years.

Somehow I am unsurprised by this.

He was also in gaol.

As a juvenile I think, 17 years old. Not an adult prison.

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Date: 27/06/2015 21:39:49
From: roughbarked
ID: 741633
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


roughbarked said:

party_pants said:

Somehow I am unsurprised by this.

He was also in gaol.

As a juvenile I think, 17 years old. Not an adult prison.

Youcould say that the stint in gaol made an adult of him.

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Date: 27/06/2015 21:42:34
From: btm
ID: 741634
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


roughbarked said:

party_pants said:

Somehow I am unsurprised by this.

He was also in gaol.

As a juvenile I think, 17 years old. Not an adult prison.

Yes, for credit card fraud. He decided when he went into show business that if he was open about his criminal record nobody else could blackmail him, or hold his past over him. I think that was a wise move.

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Date: 27/06/2015 21:44:06
From: party_pants
ID: 741635
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


party_pants said:

roughbarked said:

He was also in gaol.

As a juvenile I think, 17 years old. Not an adult prison.

Youcould say that the stint in gaol made an adult of him.

Well yeah. He does say he deserved it and it made him stop and think and grow up a bit. I guess it was the making of him in siome way :)

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Date: 27/06/2015 21:54:17
From: jjjust moi
ID: 741636
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


roughbarked said:

party_pants said:

As a juvenile I think, 17 years old. Not an adult prison.

Youcould say that the stint in gaol made an adult of him.

Well yeah. He does say he deserved it and it made him stop and think and grow up a bit. I guess it was the making of him in siome way :)


I can’t stand him or Kevin McCloud.

They both seem to me to have a sneering type of accent and presentation.

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Date: 27/06/2015 21:55:11
From: roughbarked
ID: 741637
Subject: re: June Chatting

jjjust moi said:


party_pants said:

roughbarked said:

Youcould say that the stint in gaol made an adult of him.

Well yeah. He does say he deserved it and it made him stop and think and grow up a bit. I guess it was the making of him in siome way :)


I can’t stand him or Kevin McCloud.

They both seem to me to have a sneering type of accent and presentation.

And you don’t?

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Date: 27/06/2015 21:56:28
From: jjjust moi
ID: 741638
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


jjjust moi said:

party_pants said:

Well yeah. He does say he deserved it and it made him stop and think and grow up a bit. I guess it was the making of him in siome way :)


I can’t stand him or Kevin McCloud.

They both seem to me to have a sneering type of accent and presentation.

And you don’t?


Never heard me speak have you numbnuts.

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Date: 27/06/2015 21:57:16
From: roughbarked
ID: 741639
Subject: re: June Chatting

I believe that Stephen Fry probably had his nose badly broken once, which may look odd to some wen he speaks.

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Date: 27/06/2015 21:58:20
From: party_pants
ID: 741641
Subject: re: June Chatting

jjjust moi said:


party_pants said:

roughbarked said:

Youcould say that the stint in gaol made an adult of him.

Well yeah. He does say he deserved it and it made him stop and think and grow up a bit. I guess it was the making of him in siome way :)


I can’t stand him or Kevin McCloud.

They both seem to me to have a sneering type of accent and presentation.

Kevin McCloud I find unoffensive, I really like Grand Designs. Can’t imagine that orogram without him.

I love Fry doing QI. He is that show. I love his condescending headmaster type role as the host.

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Date: 27/06/2015 21:58:42
From: roughbarked
ID: 741642
Subject: re: June Chatting

jjjust moi said:


roughbarked said:

jjjust moi said:

I can’t stand him or Kevin McCloud.

They both seem to me to have a sneering type of accent and presentation.

And you don’t?


Never heard me speak have you numbnuts.


Do I need to?

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Date: 27/06/2015 21:59:43
From: transition
ID: 741643
Subject: re: June Chatting

done eve noodles
other’s landed ol’ a coffee
nose over, smells
slurps, tastes good to me

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Date: 27/06/2015 21:59:59
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741644
Subject: re: June Chatting

jjjust moi said:


party_pants said:

roughbarked said:

Youcould say that the stint in gaol made an adult of him.

Well yeah. He does say he deserved it and it made him stop and think and grow up a bit. I guess it was the making of him in siome way :)


I can’t stand him or Kevin McCloud.

They both seem to me to have a sneering type of accent and presentation.


kevin mccloud comes off to me as an erudite sort, I liked his European tour that he did

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:00:18
From: jjjust moi
ID: 741645
Subject: re: June Chatting

Fuck, I fed the troll. Sorry people.

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:00:47
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 741646
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


jjjust moi said:

roughbarked said:

And you don’t?


Never heard me speak have you numbnuts.


Do I need to?

Gawd Roughy… do you even think before you type?

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:02:47
From: AwesomeO
ID: 741647
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


roughbarked said:

jjjust moi said:

Never heard me speak have you numbnuts.


Do I need to?

Gawd Roughy… do you even think before you type?

No time when you have to respond to everything.

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:07:02
From: roughbarked
ID: 741649
Subject: re: June Chatting

jjjust moi said:


Fuck, I fed the troll. Sorry people.

Yes you made yourself that.

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:07:42
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741650
Subject: re: June Chatting

was there a grand designs Australia?

I don think they do much here, I mean you’ve got the all holy investment thing that’s worshipped at the moment but I there wouldn’t be the same scope of work being carried out.

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:07:52
From: roughbarked
ID: 741651
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


roughbarked said:

jjjust moi said:

Never heard me speak have you numbnuts.


Do I need to?

Gawd Roughy… do you even think before you type?


I do yes. I shouldn’t be reprimaded for reminding others that they should.

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:08:36
From: roughbarked
ID: 741652
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

roughbarked said:

Do I need to?


Gawd Roughy… do you even think before you type?

No time when you have to respond to everything.

and why do you need to respond?

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:09:13
From: party_pants
ID: 741653
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


was there a grand designs Australia?

I don think they do much here, I mean you’ve got the all holy investment thing that’s worshipped at the moment but I there wouldn’t be the same scope of work being carried out.

I think it was on Fucktel only, not picked up by the free to air networks. I’ve seen a few episodes on YouTube when I was looking for ideas.

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:09:30
From: roughbarked
ID: 741654
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


was there a grand designs Australia?

I don think they do much here, I mean you’ve got the all holy investment thing that’s worshipped at the moment but I there wouldn’t be the same scope of work being carried out.

Most of the builders in Australia get away with cheap stuff.

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:10:44
From: AwesomeO
ID: 741655
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


AwesomeO said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

Gawd Roughy… do you even think before you type?

No time when you have to respond to everything.

and why do you need to respond?

Heheheh, can someone post the latest poll of the most posts? You would be first again roughy, so that is a question better directed at a mirror.

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:15:13
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741656
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


wookiemeister said:

was there a grand designs Australia?

I don think they do much here, I mean you’ve got the all holy investment thing that’s worshipped at the moment but I there wouldn’t be the same scope of work being carried out.

Most of the builders in Australia get away with cheap stuff.


the houses in Australia are built to a different standard these days , especially the new estates, I think the theory these days is that given the immigration numbers , the estates will be over run by the towerblocks given maybe 50 years. whats te point of building anything that might last even 80 years when it will all be turned into match sticks anyway to allow the larger buildings to flourish?

maybe a shipping container would be better?

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:15:19
From: roughbarked
ID: 741657
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


roughbarked said:

AwesomeO said:

No time when you have to respond to everything.

and why do you need to respond?

Heheheh, can someone post the latest poll of the most posts? You would be first again roughy, so that is a question better directed at a mirror.

Sigh.

All I did was pull someone up for judging somebody they don’t know. I haven’t been in here most of the time of late.
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Date: 27/06/2015 22:16:10
From: AwesomeO
ID: 741658
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


AwesomeO said:

roughbarked said:

and why do you need to respond?

Heheheh, can someone post the latest poll of the most posts? You would be first again roughy, so that is a question better directed at a mirror.

Sigh.

All I did was pull someone up for judging somebody they don’t know. I haven’t been in here most of the time of late.

Bring on the poll.

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:17:43
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741659
Subject: re: June Chatting

the houses in melbournes new estates are like prisons – no backyard , difficult to get in and out , nothing of note nearby lots of traffc jams

they are building an entire new estate not far from me – they aren’t upgrading the road to dual a carriageway! with perhaps ten thousand new houses going in I cant see that working for very long – the local councillors must be laughing all the way to the bank

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:19:23
From: party_pants
ID: 741660
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:

maybe a shipping container would be better?

That’s what I want to do. Eventually. Shipping containers fully fitted out to make the smaller rooms of the house. Surrounded by an outer shell designed for passive heating and cooling to enclose the space and form the larger living areas.

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:19:36
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741661
Subject: re: June Chatting

it does make me wonder that to shield the rest of the country of the financial ruin they are building it might be better to make the states new countries and split north queensland off from the south east as a separate state

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:20:47
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741662
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


wookiemeister said:

maybe a shipping container would be better?

That’s what I want to do. Eventually. Shipping containers fully fitted out to make the smaller rooms of the house. Surrounded by an outer shell designed for passive heating and cooling to enclose the space and form the larger living areas.


ive been offered a shipping container but i’m unsure how it will go into the back yard, a large crane? will get everyone and animals out of house as its taken over

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:21:51
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741663
Subject: re: June Chatting

you could soften the look of the container with some small trees lining the perimeter I guess

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:23:51
From: party_pants
ID: 741664
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


party_pants said:

wookiemeister said:

maybe a shipping container would be better?

That’s what I want to do. Eventually. Shipping containers fully fitted out to make the smaller rooms of the house. Surrounded by an outer shell designed for passive heating and cooling to enclose the space and form the larger living areas.


ive been offered a shipping container but i’m unsure how it will go into the back yard, a large crane? will get everyone and animals out of house as its taken over

Depends how much room you got. Probably won’t be all that heavy so you could get it in there with a tilt truck. Otherwise a side loader. That’s assuming you got some driveway space for a truck to reverse. other yes, you’ll need to crane if over the house which would be a PITA.

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:24:04
From: AwesomeO
ID: 741665
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


you could soften the look of the container with some small trees lining the perimeter I guess

There are sooner good architects sketches around with shipping containers. Most seem to emphasise the square edged industrial look. Bit hard to hide it, may as well make a feature of it.

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:24:59
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741666
Subject: re: June Chatting

my backyard has some issues anyway

theres a tree growing over the fence whose roots are wrapped around the central sewer manhole for the area and also allows people to observe the yard and climb in , tey nicked all the mandarins a few days ago

ill get the council to remove the tree permanently tat should save the sewer and stop further incursions

the entire fence needs rebuilding

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:26:05
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741667
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


wookiemeister said:

party_pants said:

That’s what I want to do. Eventually. Shipping containers fully fitted out to make the smaller rooms of the house. Surrounded by an outer shell designed for passive heating and cooling to enclose the space and form the larger living areas.


ive been offered a shipping container but i’m unsure how it will go into the back yard, a large crane? will get everyone and animals out of house as its taken over

Depends how much room you got. Probably won’t be all that heavy so you could get it in there with a tilt truck. Otherwise a side loader. That’s assuming you got some driveway space for a truck to reverse. other yes, you’ll need to crane if over the house which would be a PITA.


i’d need to remove the air con unit sticking out from the side of the house to allow a container to be reversed into the yard

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:26:26
From: party_pants
ID: 741668
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


you could soften the look of the container with some small trees lining the perimeter I guess

I’d hide it behind a facade that looked a bit like a normal house.

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:26:45
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741669
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


wookiemeister said:

you could soften the look of the container with some small trees lining the perimeter I guess

There are sooner good architects sketches around with shipping containers. Most seem to emphasise the square edged industrial look. Bit hard to hide it, may as well make a feature of it.


there might be council approval I don’t know. by rights in our area they have to be anchored as well

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:28:09
From: jjjust moi
ID: 741670
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


wookiemeister said:

party_pants said:

That’s what I want to do. Eventually. Shipping containers fully fitted out to make the smaller rooms of the house. Surrounded by an outer shell designed for passive heating and cooling to enclose the space and form the larger living areas.


ive been offered a shipping container but i’m unsure how it will go into the back yard, a large crane? will get everyone and animals out of house as its taken over

Depends how much room you got. Probably won’t be all that heavy so you could get it in there with a tilt truck. Otherwise a side loader. That’s assuming you got some driveway space for a truck to reverse. other yes, you’ll need to crane if over the house which would be a PITA.


Don’t know about your area p_p, but our local council takes an extremely dim view of containers being used for accommodation.

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:31:18
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741671
Subject: re: June Chatting

jjjust moi said:


party_pants said:

wookiemeister said:

ive been offered a shipping container but i’m unsure how it will go into the back yard, a large crane? will get everyone and animals out of house as its taken over

Depends how much room you got. Probably won’t be all that heavy so you could get it in there with a tilt truck. Otherwise a side loader. That’s assuming you got some driveway space for a truck to reverse. other yes, you’ll need to crane if over the house which would be a PITA.


Don’t know about your area p_p, but our local council takes an extremely dim view of containers being used for accommodation.


im planning it being a workshop

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:32:56
From: party_pants
ID: 741672
Subject: re: June Chatting

jjjust moi said:


party_pants said:

wookiemeister said:

ive been offered a shipping container but i’m unsure how it will go into the back yard, a large crane? will get everyone and animals out of house as its taken over

Depends how much room you got. Probably won’t be all that heavy so you could get it in there with a tilt truck. Otherwise a side loader. That’s assuming you got some driveway space for a truck to reverse. other yes, you’ll need to crane if over the house which would be a PITA.


Don’t know about your area p_p, but our local council takes an extremely dim view of containers being used for accommodation.

I’m thinking more about building a shell of a house with external walls and roof, and using shipping containers inside the house to form the rooms and living spaces. From the outside the street frontage of the house would look similar to any other conventional house.

If that makes sense.

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:33:27
From: AwesomeO
ID: 741673
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


wookiemeister said:

you could soften the look of the container with some small trees lining the perimeter I guess

I’d hide it behind a facade that looked a bit like a normal house.

Kevin McCloud wouldn’t be happy with that.

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:34:15
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741674
Subject: re: June Chatting

you could down, a wide silo with thick concrete like a nazi mega structures piece

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:36:04
From: party_pants
ID: 741675
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


party_pants said:

wookiemeister said:

you could soften the look of the container with some small trees lining the perimeter I guess

I’d hide it behind a facade that looked a bit like a normal house.

Kevin McCloud wouldn’t be happy with that.

Ah well. He’ll just have to live with it.

Still a lomg was off yet. I need to buy a block of land first.

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:37:09
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741676
Subject: re: June Chatting

if you dug a large pit held back the earth with a temp structure then constructed shuttering you could make something stories deep

you’d need mechanical ventilation or you’d end up poisoning yourself

then you could dig tunnels under the neighbours houses, extending your territory tax free. some would call you a menace I would see myself as a freedom fighter

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:38:35
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741677
Subject: re: June Chatting

now

if you then bought another property perhaps a few hundred meters away you could link one house to the other

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:38:42
From: party_pants
ID: 741678
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:

then you could dig tunnels under the neighbours houses, extending your territory tax free. some would call you a menace I would see myself as a freedom fighter

I’m not looking to make such a big statement.

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:39:15
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741679
Subject: re: June Chatting

you’d need to dig well below any potential water pipes/ cables

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:40:12
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 741680
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:

then you could dig tunnels under the neighbours houses, extending your territory tax free. some would call you a menace I would see myself as a freedom fighter

Fighting the menace of council rates?

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:40:20
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741681
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:41:49
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741682
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 27/06/2015 22:47:45
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741683
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://offbeathome.com/2011/09/living-in-a-missile-silo-kansas

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Date: 27/06/2015 23:15:14
From: kii
ID: 741684
Subject: re: June Chatting

Greetings all you felted lint receptacles…..

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Date: 27/06/2015 23:19:03
From: party_pants
ID: 741685
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Greetings all you felted lint receptacles…..

Not sure if I fall into that category or not…

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Date: 27/06/2015 23:21:23
From: kii
ID: 741687
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


kii said:

Greetings all you felted lint receptacles…..

Not sure if I fall into that category or not…

Do you have lint in your pockets?

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Date: 27/06/2015 23:27:19
From: party_pants
ID: 741688
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


party_pants said:

kii said:

Greetings all you felted lint receptacles…..

Not sure if I fall into that category or not…

Do you have lint in your pockets?

Probably.

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Date: 27/06/2015 23:32:55
From: kii
ID: 741690
Subject: re: June Chatting

My goodness…people are going nuts over the SSM thing.

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Date: 27/06/2015 23:35:07
From: party_pants
ID: 741691
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


My goodness…people are going nuts over the SSM thing.

What’s that then?

I’ve been busy all day and haven’t read much news.

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Date: 27/06/2015 23:37:04
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 741692
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


kii said:

My goodness…people are going nuts over the SSM thing.

What’s that then?

I’ve been busy all day and haven’t read much news.

The SCOTUS made same sex marriage legal across America.

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Date: 27/06/2015 23:39:19
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741693
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


My goodness…people are going nuts over the SSM thing.

self service madness

bastard child of the sssf

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Date: 27/06/2015 23:39:20
From: party_pants
ID: 741694
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


party_pants said:

kii said:

My goodness…people are going nuts over the SSM thing.

What’s that then?

I’ve been busy all day and haven’t read much news.

The SCOTUS made same sex marriage legal across America.

Oh, did they? That would have a few people up in arms. Go the US Supreme Court for the lols.

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Date: 27/06/2015 23:44:10
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741695
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 27/06/2015 23:47:48
From: party_pants
ID: 741696
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


http://www.armaghplanet.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/Image-of-Silverbird-in-flight.jpg

As drones go, that one is rather pretty.

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Date: 27/06/2015 23:49:14
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741698
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


wookiemeister said:

http://www.armaghplanet.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/Image-of-Silverbird-in-flight.jpg

As drones go, that one is rather pretty.


it would never have worked apparently

was designed to bomb new york

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Date: 27/06/2015 23:50:06
From: transition
ID: 741699
Subject: re: June Chatting

updated’n immunized’n scanned the arse of here laptop
is nothin’ to report, all’s workin’ fine
fires’re all stokin’ packed chockers full of mallee stumps
other’s makin’ coffee then bed time
ol’ listenin’ Groundhogs tell other got get more their stuff

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Date: 27/06/2015 23:51:09
From: kii
ID: 741700
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


party_pants said:

kii said:

My goodness…people are going nuts over the SSM thing.

What’s that then?

I’ve been busy all day and haven’t read much news.

The SCOTUS made same sex marriage legal across America.

It’s quite entertaining watching people lose it. If you are friends with Skeppy on fb, look at the video he’s shared from Joshua Feuerstein.

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Date: 27/06/2015 23:56:46
From: sibeen
ID: 741701
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

party_pants said:

What’s that then?

I’ve been busy all day and haven’t read much news.

The SCOTUS made same sex marriage legal across America.

It’s quite entertaining watching people lose it. If you are friends with Skeppy on fb, look at the video he’s shared from Joshua Feuerstein.

I must admit that I’m a tad disturbed by the ruling. I couldn’t give a FF about whom marries whom, but I would be concerned that a High court could make such a ruling.

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Date: 28/06/2015 00:02:17
From: kii
ID: 741702
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:

I must admit that I’m a tad disturbed by the ruling. I couldn’t give a FF about whom marries whom, but I would be concerned that a High court could make such a ruling.

Why?

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Date: 28/06/2015 00:03:20
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 741703
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:

I must admit that I’m a tad disturbed by the ruling. I couldn’t give a FF about whom marries whom, but I would be concerned that a High court could make such a ruling.

The SCOTUS can only interpret the constitution as it now stands. If those against gay marriage wanted to – and if there was a majority of people who agree – they could simply amend the constitution.

Would you feel the same way about laws the SCOTUS struck down about interracial marriage 50 years ago?

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Date: 28/06/2015 00:06:30
From: party_pants
ID: 741704
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


sibeen said:

I must admit that I’m a tad disturbed by the ruling. I couldn’t give a FF about whom marries whom, but I would be concerned that a High court could make such a ruling.

The SCOTUS can only interpret the constitution as it now stands. If those against gay marriage wanted to – and if there was a majority of people who agree – they could simply amend the constitution.

Would you feel the same way about laws the SCOTUS struck down about interracial marriage 50 years ago?

So basically they’ve decided there was nothing in the Constitution that outlaws gay marriage, therefore state laws preventing it are unconstitutional?

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Date: 28/06/2015 00:07:21
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741705
Subject: re: June Chatting

we need more plebiscites rather than the decisions made by a few individuals that have made questionable decisions

in Australia the legal system regularly lets out violent serial offenders that attack women and children not to mention maiming/ killing adults out for a good time

the present judges and “knowledgeable” people aren’t capable of making the judgement on anything

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Date: 28/06/2015 00:10:18
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741706
Subject: re: June Chatting

in fact ts got s bad the state governments are slowly dismantling this bad behaviour by the legal system and bringing in mandatory sentencing rather than suffer the admin anymore – they kick up and scream because a violent offender cant roam the streets and make them rich men

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Date: 28/06/2015 00:10:38
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 741707
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:

So basically they’ve decided there was nothing in the Constitution that outlaws gay marriage, therefore state laws preventing it are unconstitutional?

Yeah. The arguments were based around the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equal_Protection_Clause
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Date: 28/06/2015 00:11:49
From: transition
ID: 741708
Subject: re: June Chatting

#Foreigner – Dirty White Boy

kitchen bitch’s reachin’ into the biscuit barrel
into the “fatteners” ol’ calls ‘m, skinny she’s needin’
be gettin’ some winter fat on her bones it will
oh god fuck me jesus smoke’d yeah i’d really enjoy

nightio

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Date: 28/06/2015 00:12:39
From: sibeen
ID: 741709
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


sibeen said:

I must admit that I’m a tad disturbed by the ruling. I couldn’t give a FF about whom marries whom, but I would be concerned that a High court could make such a ruling.

The SCOTUS can only interpret the constitution as it now stands.

Exactly. 6 blokes or sheilas are making an ‘interpretation’ of a constitution. Of course they won’t come with their own foibles or cultural biases.

If the 6 judges had all been appointed by a mad, moral majority supporting. President; would this have got through?

Sheer madness that a court over-rules the government of the state.

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Date: 28/06/2015 00:13:55
From: kii
ID: 741710
Subject: re: June Chatting

It’s more than gay weddings and rainbow cakes.

It means that people have the right to be totally involved in each other’s lives. Like hospital issues, death issues, children….money issues.

Stuff us straight people have the right to, but gays have not had.

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Date: 28/06/2015 00:15:53
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741711
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


It’s more than gay weddings and rainbow cakes.

It means that people have the right to be totally involved in each other’s lives. Like hospital issues, death issues, children….money issues.

Stuff us straight people have the right to, but gays have not had.


if someone dies in a gay relationship and they are protected legally it means they cant be kicked out the house, in normal circumstances the situation could be a probate will – the wife gets the lot in the absence of a will

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Date: 28/06/2015 00:16:51
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741712
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


kii said:

It’s more than gay weddings and rainbow cakes.

It means that people have the right to be totally involved in each other’s lives. Like hospital issues, death issues, children….money issues.

Stuff us straight people have the right to, but gays have not had.


if someone dies in a gay relationship and they are protected legally it means they cant be kicked out the house, in normal circumstances the situation could be a probate will – the wife gets the lot in the absence of a will


gay relationships aren’t protected legally I guess that’s why they want the legal status of being “married”

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Date: 28/06/2015 00:17:03
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 741713
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:

Sheer madness that a court over-rules the government of the state.

Would you rather the courts were unable to over-rule, as you say, elected governments?

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Date: 28/06/2015 00:20:39
From: party_pants
ID: 741714
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

sibeen said:

I must admit that I’m a tad disturbed by the ruling. I couldn’t give a FF about whom marries whom, but I would be concerned that a High court could make such a ruling.

The SCOTUS can only interpret the constitution as it now stands.

Exactly. 6 blokes or sheilas are making an ‘interpretation’ of a constitution. Of course they won’t come with their own foibles or cultural biases.

If the 6 judges had all been appointed by a mad, moral majority supporting. President; would this have got through?

Sheer madness that a court over-rules the government of the state.

Fundamentally, a constitution seems like a good idea. The powers of the states must be limited by defined boundaries, and the interpretation of those boundaries cannot be to governments themselves. This might be the lesser of two evils, even though it throws up a few surprises at times.

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Date: 28/06/2015 00:29:22
From: sibeen
ID: 741717
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


sibeen said:

Sheer madness that a court over-rules the government of the state.

Would you rather the courts were unable to over-rule, as you say, elected governments?

Well, 6 judges are obviously better than a vote of the people…

Then again… most people are idiots!

:)

Look, it’s tough. I suspect that if you had asked one of the founders of the USA constitution ,orof its follow up amendments’ whether this is what it would come to they would have been mortified.

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Date: 28/06/2015 00:39:03
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741718
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

sibeen said:

Sheer madness that a court over-rules the government of the state.

Would you rather the courts were unable to over-rule, as you say, elected governments?

Well, 6 judges are obviously better than a vote of the people…

Then again… most people are idiots!

:)

Look, it’s tough. I suspect that if you had asked one of the founders of the USA constitution ,orof its follow up amendments’ whether this is what it would come to they would have been mortified.


the people seemed to be able to predict exactly the outcome of operation invasion Iraq

2003 invasion of Iraq

In a January 2003 CBS poll, 64% of Americans had approved of military action against Iraq; however, 63% wanted Bush to find a diplomatic solution rather than go to war, and 62% believed the threat of terrorism directed against the U.S. would increase due to war.[

hence the rise of ISIS and the new war on terrorism throughout huge swathes of the world – all started by the invasion of iraq

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Date: 28/06/2015 00:58:20
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741719
Subject: re: June Chatting

anyway

the tourist attack in Tunisia is the first part of destabilisation of Tunisia and the entire region

first you knock out the dollars that keep the existing regime in power – no money from tourism means no jobs, like Libya Tunisia then falls into civil stife and ISIS sits back, plans and then walks in and takes over

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Date: 28/06/2015 00:59:42
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741720
Subject: re: June Chatting

it wouldn’t surprise me if the next target is Egypt and its tourist areas – you’ve got to knock out the tourist revenue to weaken the egyptian government

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Date: 28/06/2015 06:51:33
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 741723
Subject: re: June Chatting

morning folks

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Date: 28/06/2015 07:15:54
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 741724
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


it wouldn’t surprise me if the next target is Egypt and its tourist areas – you’ve got to knock out the tourist revenue to weaken the egyptian government

You have to knock out HSS to solve the main problem.

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Date: 28/06/2015 07:58:04
From: buffy
ID: 741725
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good morning Holidayers. Seven degrees. Overcast.

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Date: 28/06/2015 08:00:54
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 741726
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Good morning Holidayers. Seven degrees. Overcast.

2.8 here, but i have a warm puppy on half of me…

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Date: 28/06/2015 08:04:09
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741727
Subject: re: June Chatting

Australia out of the Women’s World Cup. 1-0 to Japan.

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Date: 28/06/2015 08:07:55
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741728
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Sheer madness that a court over-rules the government of the state.

The same thing happened in Oz recently, when the High Court threw out the ACT’s same sex marriage laws.

In federal systems, such legal conflicts are often decided by courts.

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Date: 28/06/2015 08:08:47
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 741729
Subject: re: June Chatting

Happiness is a warm puppy…

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Date: 28/06/2015 08:12:22
From: kii
ID: 741730
Subject: re: June Chatting

Traumatic day for me. Bought a new sofa. I was so stressed by it all that I had a nap on it.

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Date: 28/06/2015 08:14:26
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741731
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Traumatic day for me. Bought a new sofa. I was so stressed by it all that I had a nap on it.

Did you have the nap on it before or after you bought it?

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Date: 28/06/2015 08:16:30
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741732
Subject: re: June Chatting

I don’t actually own a sofa at the moment, no room for one. But I do have two comfortable armchairs (one here in the pooter room, one in the studio).

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Date: 28/06/2015 08:18:28
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 741733
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


I don’t actually own a sofa at the moment, no room for one. But I do have two comfortable armchairs (one here in the pooter room, one in the studio).

i got a nice 2 seater with a sunbed end on it for $70 and the salvos

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Date: 28/06/2015 08:20:52
From: buffy
ID: 741734
Subject: re: June Chatting

How old is Anzac now stump. I thought it was Boxers who are “Puppy Forever”.

:)

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Date: 28/06/2015 08:22:02
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 741735
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

How old is Anzac now stump. I thought it was Boxers who are “Puppy Forever”.

:)

7 now

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Date: 28/06/2015 08:22:56
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741736
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

How old is Anzac now stump. I thought it was Boxers who are “Puppy Forever”.

:)

The sister’s boxer Dolly is getting more demandingly puppy-like the older she gets.

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Date: 28/06/2015 08:24:05
From: kii
ID: 741737
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


kii said:

Traumatic day for me. Bought a new sofa. I was so stressed by it all that I had a nap on it.

Did you have the nap on it before or after you bought it?

:P
after…

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Date: 28/06/2015 08:26:00
From: buffy
ID: 741738
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


buffy said:

How old is Anzac now stump. I thought it was Boxers who are “Puppy Forever”.

:)

7 now

How did that happen?

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Date: 28/06/2015 08:27:50
From: buffy
ID: 741739
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bushcka is a bit poorly at the moment. Off her food. But still tail waggy. She doesn’t really like these overcast days when you can’t get even a few minutes of sunbaking done.

I’m off to Casterton shortly to weed the veggies, plant some potatoes amongst the broccoli and prune some roses and fruit trees. I do not expect to get all the pruning done.

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Date: 28/06/2015 08:29:59
From: buffy
ID: 741740
Subject: re: June Chatting

And at 5.00pm today Mr buffy clocks off from the ambulance forever. He has to do a small amount of paperwork stuff (he’s a team leader) during the week to finish off, but the pager goes off tonight for the last time.

:)

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Date: 28/06/2015 08:30:27
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 741741
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

buffy said:

How old is Anzac now stump. I thought it was Boxers who are “Puppy Forever”.

:)

7 now

How did that happen?

i know, right…

seems like only yesterday…

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Date: 28/06/2015 08:33:06
From: kii
ID: 741742
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

And at 5.00pm today Mr buffy clocks off from the ambulance forever. He has to do a small amount of paperwork stuff (he’s a team leader) during the week to finish off, but the pager goes off tonight for the last time.

:)

Yay :)

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Date: 28/06/2015 08:33:30
From: captain_spalding
ID: 741743
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

And at 5.00pm today Mr buffy clocks off from the ambulance forever. He has to do a small amount of paperwork stuff (he’s a team leader) during the week to finish off, but the pager goes off tonight for the last time.

:)

The pager may get switched off, he may not clock-on again, he won’t go out on another call – but, he’ll never really leave it. Believe me.

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Date: 28/06/2015 08:36:06
From: captain_spalding
ID: 741744
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Happiness is a warm puppy…


What you have there is a fine example of the breed known as ‘the Australian Schnooky Dog’. I have one of them, too.

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Date: 28/06/2015 08:38:07
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 741745
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Happiness is a warm puppy…

!https://scontent-lax1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xat1/v/t1.0-9/p180×540/11659501_10153477124766518_6596830782368337951_n.jpg?oh=90bed954e3ac4db394b3173c8785b8c7&oe=56216364

What you have there is a fine example of the breed known as ‘the Australian Schnooky Dog’. I have one of them, too.

he’s got enough other breeds in him… lol

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Date: 28/06/2015 08:41:18
From: buffy
ID: 741746
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


buffy said:

And at 5.00pm today Mr buffy clocks off from the ambulance forever. He has to do a small amount of paperwork stuff (he’s a team leader) during the week to finish off, but the pager goes off tonight for the last time.

:)

The pager may get switched off, he may not clock-on again, he won’t go out on another call – but, he’ll never really leave it. Believe me.

But with a bit of luck the dream pictures may fade a bit over time.

And yes, I know it is his very being. He started doing it in his early twenties, and has over thirty years of ambulance under his belt. And some years of CFA local treasurer and operational. And about 8 years of camera car work. He has Cert IV training and assessment, so I guess he might actually go back to doing some first aid teaching but I looked at the requirements for RTOs and that ain’t happening. He’d have to work under someone else’s umbrella. For the moment he won’t do anything specific.

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Date: 28/06/2015 08:42:40
From: buffy
ID: 741747
Subject: re: June Chatting

>>What you have there is a fine example of the breed known as ‘the Australian Schnooky Dog’. I have one of them, too.<<

And if you request they vacate your lap, that becomes Schmucky Dog. They do it. But they give you the eye.

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Date: 28/06/2015 08:43:54
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 741748
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


captain_spalding said:

buffy said:

And at 5.00pm today Mr buffy clocks off from the ambulance forever. He has to do a small amount of paperwork stuff (he’s a team leader) during the week to finish off, but the pager goes off tonight for the last time.

:)

The pager may get switched off, he may not clock-on again, he won’t go out on another call – but, he’ll never really leave it. Believe me.

But with a bit of luck the dream pictures may fade a bit over time.

And yes, I know it is his very being. He started doing it in his early twenties, and has over thirty years of ambulance under his belt. And some years of CFA local treasurer and operational. And about 8 years of camera car work. He has Cert IV training and assessment, so I guess he might actually go back to doing some first aid teaching but I looked at the requirements for RTOs and that ain’t happening. He’d have to work under someone else’s umbrella. For the moment he won’t do anything specific.

mrs ss has been out of the ambulance service for 5 years, still gets the dream pictures

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Date: 28/06/2015 08:46:15
From: Michael V
ID: 741749
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

And at 5.00pm today Mr buffy clocks off from the ambulance forever. He has to do a small amount of paperwork stuff (he’s a team leader) during the week to finish off, but the pager goes off tonight for the last time.

:)

Wow!

What’s he going to do with all the new-found time?

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Date: 28/06/2015 08:48:24
From: buffy
ID: 741750
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


buffy said:

And at 5.00pm today Mr buffy clocks off from the ambulance forever. He has to do a small amount of paperwork stuff (he’s a team leader) during the week to finish off, but the pager goes off tonight for the last time.

:)

Wow!

What’s he going to do with all the new-found time?

Dunno. I’ll just go to work and he can find stuff to do. He is forbidden from going to the bush and playing with chainsaws and things on his own, but there are other retired men around town, so I suspect there might be mantrips.

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Date: 28/06/2015 08:50:00
From: Michael V
ID: 741751
Subject: re: June Chatting

The dreams, eh? I recently woke up on the third morning in Munich dreaming in German .

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Date: 28/06/2015 08:54:57
From: Michael V
ID: 741752
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


Michael V said:

buffy said:

And at 5.00pm today Mr buffy clocks off from the ambulance forever. He has to do a small amount of paperwork stuff (he’s a team leader) during the week to finish off, but the pager goes off tonight for the last time.

:)

Wow!

What’s he going to do with all the new-found time?

Dunno. I’ll just go to work and he can find stuff to do. He is forbidden from going to the bush and playing with chainsaws and things on his own, but there are other retired men around town, so I suspect there might be mantrips.

Good luck to him.

:)

I was expecting retirement in Rainbow Beach, but after what we found in the bush just before we went to Europe means there will be more work. The boss came to visit me less than 24 hours after we got back. Still, the extra money will be good, as we blew the budget buying the new place.

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Date: 28/06/2015 08:55:55
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741753
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

And at 5.00pm today Mr buffy clocks off from the ambulance forever. He has to do a small amount of paperwork stuff (he’s a team leader) during the week to finish off, but the pager goes off tonight for the last time.

:)

Congrats to Mr buffy :)

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:01:29
From: kii
ID: 741754
Subject: re: June Chatting

We talk about retirement a fair bit. Many people mr kii knows dream of retirement and then find they are bored after years of the regularity. mr kii is looking at hanging up his work-boots. I don’t think he’ll be bored..he reads more than I do :P

I suppose I am semi-retired – retail is not my profession and I only work around 20/wk. I am not bored at home. Too many things interest me. Hobbies, books, collecting things….etc. Also working on this stuff that I have been dealing with for many years, that is a full time job.

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:16:19
From: Michael V
ID: 741755
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’ve certainly plenty to do when retirement comes. Two motorcycles to restore. A motorcycle speed record to attack and chase. Shelves and other fixtures to make from whatever scrap I can scrounge from the tip. Gardens to establish and build up. Sculptures to build. Surfing to do. Learning to fish, after making a canoe or similar, and bicycle trailer to transport it. And much more…

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:16:55
From: Spider Lily
ID: 741756
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning Everyone

Drizzly rain and over cast here today and it’s a cool 19 degrees out on the back deck..

Both Chilli and Gypsy are out patrolling the property :)

17 groups through the house yesterday and another open today. It appears that most are interested in the auction and not putting in an offer before then.

I will get my last long run in at some stage today (perfect running weather) and this time next week I would have run my race and should be back in my motel packing my gear up :)

Hi Mr V.. sounds like you and Mrs V had a fabulous holiday :)

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:24:16
From: roughbarked
ID: 741757
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:

I was expecting retirement in Rainbow Beach, but after what we found in the bush just before we went to Europe means there will be more work. The boss came to visit me less than 24 hours after we got back. Still, the extra money will be good, as we blew the budget buying the new place.

So is what you found a secret?

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:28:37
From: Michael V
ID: 741758
Subject: re: June Chatting

We certainly did, SL! We were totally amazed by many, many things.

The best beer was at “The Raven”, Ballaugh, Isle of Man. A dark beer made and only available at that pub. The best Munich beer (IMO) was Augustiner Dunkles Bier. Thoroughly enjoyable, and available in litre (grosser) or half-litre (kleiner) mugs.

:)

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:33:03
From: Michael V
ID: 741759
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Michael V said:

I was expecting retirement in Rainbow Beach, but after what we found in the bush just before we went to Europe means there will be more work. The boss came to visit me less than 24 hours after we got back. Still, the extra money will be good, as we blew the budget buying the new place.

So is what you found a secret?

No. A three-metre zone of fine-grained, highly carbonaceous sediments, potentially containing 2 metres of coal in a previously unexplored, conglomerate-dominated basin. Made the principals very excited.

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:34:10
From: kii
ID: 741760
Subject: re: June Chatting

mr kii spent 10 of his 20 US Army years in Germany, enjoying the beers and playing with heavy equipment. Until the rabid ferret incident.

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:34:12
From: AwesomeO
ID: 741761
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


We certainly did, SL! We were totally amazed by many, many things.

The best beer was at “The Raven”, Ballaugh, Isle of Man. A dark beer made and only available at that pub. The best Munich beer (IMO) was Augustiner Dunkles Bier. Thoroughly enjoyable, and available in litre (grosser) or half-litre (kleiner) mugs.

:)

Why is that then? The german measures I mean.

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:34:32
From: Arts
ID: 741762
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning all… I can feel it with you SL… we are selling one of our investment properties…. our last REA was very aggressive in manner and forced us into an ‘auction’ which did almost nothing. (we did not get to reserve at the auction and the final sale went to a couple that were not there. The REA said it would ‘generate interest and competition’ I hope it works for you guys (nothing against auctions, just I felt it a waste of time.)

we have a new REA now who has been handling the house as a rental for years. She knows the house inside out (better than I do) so I think she will be a good seller.

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:36:00
From: Michael V
ID: 741763
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


mr kii spent 10 of his 20 US Army years in Germany, enjoying the beers and playing with heavy equipment. Until the rabid ferret incident.
Rabid ferret incident?

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:36:47
From: kii
ID: 741764
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


roughbarked said:

Michael V said:

I was expecting retirement in Rainbow Beach, but after what we found in the bush just before we went to Europe means there will be more work. The boss came to visit me less than 24 hours after we got back. Still, the extra money will be good, as we blew the budget buying the new place.

So is what you found a secret?

No. A three-metre zone of fine-grained, highly carbonaceous sediments, potentially containing 2 metres of coal in a previously unexplored, conglomerate-dominated basin. Made the principals very excited.

Coal….

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:37:48
From: Michael V
ID: 741765
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Michael V said:

We certainly did, SL! We were totally amazed by many, many things.

The best beer was at “The Raven”, Ballaugh, Isle of Man. A dark beer made and only available at that pub. The best Munich beer (IMO) was Augustiner Dunkles Bier. Thoroughly enjoyable, and available in litre (grosser) or half-litre (kleiner) mugs.

:)

Why is that then? The german measures I mean.

I think they like big beer mugs.

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:39:18
From: AwesomeO
ID: 741766
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


AwesomeO said:

Michael V said:

We certainly did, SL! We were totally amazed by many, many things.

The best beer was at “The Raven”, Ballaugh, Isle of Man. A dark beer made and only available at that pub. The best Munich beer (IMO) was Augustiner Dunkles Bier. Thoroughly enjoyable, and available in litre (grosser) or half-litre (kleiner) mugs.

:)

Why is that then? The german measures I mean.

I think they like big beer mugs.

Fairy nuff, you would think there would be some traditional Celtic bucket measurement.

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:39:19
From: roughbarked
ID: 741767
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


roughbarked said:

Michael V said:

I was expecting retirement in Rainbow Beach, but after what we found in the bush just before we went to Europe means there will be more work. The boss came to visit me less than 24 hours after we got back. Still, the extra money will be good, as we blew the budget buying the new place.

So is what you found a secret?

No. A three-metre zone of fine-grained, highly carbonaceous sediments, potentially containing 2 metres of coal in a previously unexplored, conglomerate-dominated basin. Made the principals very excited.

Sounds like you’ll be busy then. :)

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:39:47
From: kii
ID: 741768
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


kii said:

mr kii spent 10 of his 20 US Army years in Germany, enjoying the beers and playing with heavy equipment. Until the rabid ferret incident.
Rabid ferret incident?

He was attacked by a barman’s ferret, still has the scars. The military hospital treating mr kii did the rabies thing, just in case. You can’t drink and be treated for rabies.

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:40:00
From: Michael V
ID: 741769
Subject: re: June Chatting

Oh, and the Augustiner brewery was established in 1328!

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:40:55
From: kii
ID: 741770
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


AwesomeO said:

Michael V said:

We certainly did, SL! We were totally amazed by many, many things.

The best beer was at “The Raven”, Ballaugh, Isle of Man. A dark beer made and only available at that pub. The best Munich beer (IMO) was Augustiner Dunkles Bier. Thoroughly enjoyable, and available in litre (grosser) or half-litre (kleiner) mugs.

:)

Why is that then? The german measures I mean.

I think they like big beer mugs.

I’m looking at few German beer mugs on the top shelf as I type……

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:41:18
From: AwesomeO
ID: 741771
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


Oh, and the Augustiner brewery was established in 1328!

Imagine the deeds, probably written on vellum.

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:41:47
From: Michael V
ID: 741772
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Michael V said:

AwesomeO said:

Why is that then? The german measures I mean.

I think they like big beer mugs.

Fairy nuff, you would think there would be some traditional Celtic bucket measurement.

There may well have been one. I don’t know. I guess metrication took place a couple of centuries ago, so everybody’s used to it now…

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:42:42
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741773
Subject: re: June Chatting

How do European beer prices compare with Oz?

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:42:50
From: Arts
ID: 741774
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


Oh, and the Augustiner brewery was established in 1328!

beer would be stale by now

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:43:57
From: Michael V
ID: 741775
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Michael V said:

roughbarked said:

So is what you found a secret?

No. A three-metre zone of fine-grained, highly carbonaceous sediments, potentially containing 2 metres of coal in a previously unexplored, conglomerate-dominated basin. Made the principals very excited.

Sounds like you’ll be busy then. :)

Yeah. We’ll have to map the entire basin in detail now. At least 60 km by 20 km. There’ll be two teams of two people each and a lot of walking involved.

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:44:12
From: kii
ID: 741776
Subject: re: June Chatting

DA is killing me in Scrabble…just to update as I was killing her last week.

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:44:32
From: Michael V
ID: 741777
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Michael V said:

kii said:

mr kii spent 10 of his 20 US Army years in Germany, enjoying the beers and playing with heavy equipment. Until the rabid ferret incident.
Rabid ferret incident?

He was attacked by a barman’s ferret, still has the scars. The military hospital treating mr kii did the rabies thing, just in case. You can’t drink and be treated for rabies.

Bugger.

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:47:15
From: Michael V
ID: 741778
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Michael V said:

Oh, and the Augustiner brewery was established in 1328!

Imagine the deeds, probably written on vellum.

I can indeed. I saw a large and thick, vellum-bound book (mid 1500s) on sale in a second-hand book shop in Munich. I wasn’t game to go in and ask the price.

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:47:47
From: Arts
ID: 741779
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


DA is killing me in Scrabble…just to update as I was killing her last week.

I started that with someone, then Mr Arts took over and now all the people he plays think I am playing.. I wish drawsome took off like wwf…. I really liked that one

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:48:20
From: roughbarked
ID: 741780
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


roughbarked said:

Michael V said:

No. A three-metre zone of fine-grained, highly carbonaceous sediments, potentially containing 2 metres of coal in a previously unexplored, conglomerate-dominated basin. Made the principals very excited.

Sounds like you’ll be busy then. :)

Yeah. We’ll have to map the entire basin in detail now. At least 60 km by 20 km. There’ll be two teams of two people each and a lot of walking involved.

Sounds as if that will make you fitter for treadling your canoe carrier.

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:48:36
From: Michael V
ID: 741781
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


How do European beer prices compare with Oz?
Somewhat cheaper in Munich. More expensive in the UK.

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:48:50
From: Michael V
ID: 741782
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Michael V said:

Oh, and the Augustiner brewery was established in 1328!

beer would be stale by now

Heh!

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:49:05
From: pommiejohn
ID: 741783
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


I’ve certainly plenty to do when retirement comes. Two motorcycles to restore. A motorcycle speed record to attack and chase. Shelves and other fixtures to make from whatever scrap I can scrounge from the tip. Gardens to establish and build up. Sculptures to build. Surfing to do. Learning to fish, after making a canoe or similar, and bicycle trailer to transport it. And much more…

Have you still got the BMW?

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:49:21
From: kii
ID: 741784
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


kii said:

DA is killing me in Scrabble…just to update as I was killing her last week.

I started that with someone, then Mr Arts took over and now all the people he plays think I am playing.. I wish drawsome took off like wwf…. I really liked that one

Would Mr Arts like to take over my game with DV? Actually DV, DA and mr kii are all killing me this week…DV just wins any time he plays me :/

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:50:02
From: Michael V
ID: 741785
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Michael V said:

roughbarked said:

Sounds like you’ll be busy then. :)

Yeah. We’ll have to map the entire basin in detail now. At least 60 km by 20 km. There’ll be two teams of two people each and a lot of walking involved.

Sounds as if that will make you fitter for treadling your canoe carrier.

I guess so.

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:50:20
From: pommiejohn
ID: 741786
Subject: re: June Chatting

I take it you enjoyed the TT MV? Did you have a ride out on Mad Sunday?

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:51:26
From: Michael V
ID: 741787
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


Michael V said:

I’ve certainly plenty to do when retirement comes. Two motorcycles to restore. A motorcycle speed record to attack and chase. Shelves and other fixtures to make from whatever scrap I can scrounge from the tip. Gardens to establish and build up. Sculptures to build. Surfing to do. Learning to fish, after making a canoe or similar, and bicycle trailer to transport it. And much more…

Have you still got the BMW?

No. But it’s gone to a Bavarian-lover.

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:51:57
From: Arts
ID: 741788
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Arts said:

kii said:

DA is killing me in Scrabble…just to update as I was killing her last week.

I started that with someone, then Mr Arts took over and now all the people he plays think I am playing.. I wish drawsome took off like wwf…. I really liked that one

Would Mr Arts like to take over my game with DV? Actually DV, DA and mr kii are all killing me this week…DV just wins any time he plays me :/

maybe, I think DV would kick his shiny metal arse though… may as well just keep playig… or you could give us you letters and we’ll all pitch in.. DV will ever know

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:52:17
From: pommiejohn
ID: 741789
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


pommiejohn said:

Michael V said:

I’ve certainly plenty to do when retirement comes. Two motorcycles to restore. A motorcycle speed record to attack and chase. Shelves and other fixtures to make from whatever scrap I can scrounge from the tip. Gardens to establish and build up. Sculptures to build. Surfing to do. Learning to fish, after making a canoe or similar, and bicycle trailer to transport it. And much more…

Have you still got the BMW?

No. But it’s gone to a Bavarian-lover.

Oh well, I’m looking for another project. Not sure what really, but a BM would make sense.

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:52:47
From: AwesomeO
ID: 741790
Subject: re: June Chatting

Which are the fastest bikes? Modern 600s get up and boogie. Bit lighter and easier to throw around than 1100s.

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:53:32
From: kii
ID: 741791
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


kii said:

Arts said:

I started that with someone, then Mr Arts took over and now all the people he plays think I am playing.. I wish drawsome took off like wwf…. I really liked that one

Would Mr Arts like to take over my game with DV? Actually DV, DA and mr kii are all killing me this week…DV just wins any time he plays me :/

maybe, I think DV would kick his shiny metal arse though… may as well just keep playig… or you could give us you letters and we’ll all pitch in.. DV will ever know

Yeah..I took screen shots of the first game because he used lots of rude words and I’m sure he was cheating somehow.

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:53:53
From: pommiejohn
ID: 741792
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Which are the fastest bikes? Modern 600s get up and boogie. Bit lighter and easier to throw around than 1100s.

At the TT it’s the bigger bikes. So much of the TT is flat in top, ultimate top speed is important.

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:54:16
From: Arts
ID: 741793
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Arts said:

kii said:

Would Mr Arts like to take over my game with DV? Actually DV, DA and mr kii are all killing me this week…DV just wins any time he plays me :/

maybe, I think DV would kick his shiny metal arse though… may as well just keep playig… or you could give us you letters and we’ll all pitch in.. DV will ever know

Yeah..I took screen shots of the first game because he used lots of rude words and I’m sure he was cheating somehow.

yes having that massive information retentive brain is a curse for him…

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:55:24
From: kii
ID: 741794
Subject: re: June Chatting

Should go excavate the sink and make something for dinner. That sofa incident really knocked me about. Long story involving dead people and childhood memories :/

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:58:54
From: Michael V
ID: 741795
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


I take it you enjoyed the TT MV? Did you have a ride out on Mad Sunday?
Enjoyed it immensely. Those guys are seriously insane. Mad Sunday became a practice day, as there was so much chaos on Saturday, at all the hospital beds in Douglas were taken up. Injured persons had to be transported to England, to free up beds…

In-between race-days was like Mad Sunday. We stayed in the centre of the island, and could hear bikes at full noise over the mountain until 11pm and then starting again around 4 am. There were lulls in this of course, for about 2 hours at a time, as the police attended incidents with their mops and buckets.

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Date: 28/06/2015 09:58:57
From: Arts
ID: 741796
Subject: re: June Chatting

take care of you, kii

I’m out too… I’ve got a zoo to go to… have a great day everyone!

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Date: 28/06/2015 10:00:28
From: kii
ID: 741797
Subject: re: June Chatting

Really good – Chick-fil-A ‘restaurants’ will explode!

Best sign I have seen is – “I’m not just gay, I’m ecstatic!”

http://thegoodlordabove.com/articles/details/112?ts_pid=2

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Date: 28/06/2015 10:00:58
From: pommiejohn
ID: 741798
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


pommiejohn said:

I take it you enjoyed the TT MV? Did you have a ride out on Mad Sunday?
Enjoyed it immensely. Those guys are seriously insane. Mad Sunday became a practice day, as there was so much chaos on Saturday, at all the hospital beds in Douglas were taken up. Injured persons had to be transported to England, to free up beds…

In-between race-days was like Mad Sunday. We stayed in the centre of the island, and could hear bikes at full noise over the mountain until 11pm and then starting again around 4 am. There were lulls in this of course, for about 2 hours at a time, as the police attended incidents with their mops and buckets.

We made it a rule never to ride around the circuit anticlockwise. There’s always some prick trying to ride too fast who’s in danger of running onto the wrong side of the road.

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Date: 28/06/2015 10:02:57
From: roughbarked
ID: 741799
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 28/06/2015 10:03:39
From: Michael V
ID: 741800
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Which are the fastest bikes? Modern 600s get up and boogie. Bit lighter and easier to throw around than 1100s.
Well, the Seniors (1000 cc) were doing around 200 mph down the bumpy, narrow main street of Sulby, whereas the Juniors (650 cc twins) were doing about 185 mph. Senior lap record was set around 130 mph, Junior and electric around 120 mph. Sidecars were a bit slower.

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Date: 28/06/2015 10:05:29
From: pommiejohn
ID: 741801
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


AwesomeO said:

Which are the fastest bikes? Modern 600s get up and boogie. Bit lighter and easier to throw around than 1100s.
Well, the Seniors (1000 cc) were doing around 200 mph down the bumpy, narrow main street of Sulby, whereas the Juniors (650 cc twins) were doing about 185 mph. Senior lap record was set around 130 mph, Junior and electric around 120 mph. Sidecars were a bit slower.

Where did you stay?

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Date: 28/06/2015 10:09:11
From: Michael V
ID: 741802
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


Michael V said:

pommiejohn said:

I take it you enjoyed the TT MV? Did you have a ride out on Mad Sunday?
Enjoyed it immensely. Those guys are seriously insane. Mad Sunday became a practice day, as there was so much chaos on Saturday, at all the hospital beds in Douglas were taken up. Injured persons had to be transported to England, to free up beds…

In-between race-days was like Mad Sunday. We stayed in the centre of the island, and could hear bikes at full noise over the mountain until 11pm and then starting again around 4 am. There were lulls in this of course, for about 2 hours at a time, as the police attended incidents with their mops and buckets.

We made it a rule never to ride around the circuit anticlockwise. There’s always some prick trying to ride too fast who’s in danger of running onto the wrong side of the road.

Wise. Very wise. The mountain is now one-way (clockwise) during TT fortnight.

We saw one near miss at Ballaugh Bridge, where a tourist nearly (one inch…) had a head-on with a large Mercedes van, after jumping the bridge and landing on the right-side of the road in front of The Raven…

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Date: 28/06/2015 10:10:41
From: pommiejohn
ID: 741803
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:

We saw one near miss at Ballaugh Bridge, where a tourist nearly (one inch…) had a head-on with a large Mercedes van, after jumping the bridge and landing on the right-side of the road in front of The Raven…

FFS.

Gotta Go

Later

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Date: 28/06/2015 10:11:58
From: party_pants
ID: 741804
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


AwesomeO said:

Which are the fastest bikes? Modern 600s get up and boogie. Bit lighter and easier to throw around than 1100s.
Well, the Seniors (1000 cc) were doing around 200 mph down the bumpy, narrow main street of Sulby, whereas the Juniors (650 cc twins) were doing about 185 mph. Senior lap record was set around 130 mph, Junior and electric around 120 mph. Sidecars were a bit slower.

You’d have to be certifiably insane to be the sidecar rider

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Date: 28/06/2015 10:13:05
From: Michael V
ID: 741805
Subject: re: June Chatting

pommiejohn said:


Michael V said:

AwesomeO said:

Which are the fastest bikes? Modern 600s get up and boogie. Bit lighter and easier to throw around than 1100s.
Well, the Seniors (1000 cc) were doing around 200 mph down the bumpy, narrow main street of Sulby, whereas the Juniors (650 cc twins) were doing about 185 mph. Senior lap record was set around 130 mph, Junior and electric around 120 mph. Sidecars were a bit slower.

Ardwhallan, West Baldwin. Centre of IoM.

http://www.ardwhallan.im/hostel

Where did you stay?

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Date: 28/06/2015 10:15:29
From: Michael V
ID: 741806
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Michael V said:

AwesomeO said:

Which are the fastest bikes? Modern 600s get up and boogie. Bit lighter and easier to throw around than 1100s.
Well, the Seniors (1000 cc) were doing around 200 mph down the bumpy, narrow main street of Sulby, whereas the Juniors (650 cc twins) were doing about 185 mph. Senior lap record was set around 130 mph, Junior and electric around 120 mph. Sidecars were a bit slower.

You’d have to be certifiably insane to be the sidecar rider

I have swung off a GP outfit. Most fun I have had with my clothes on. The driver is more insane than the passenger.

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Date: 28/06/2015 10:16:39
From: Michael V
ID: 741807
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


pommiejohn said:

Michael V said:

Well, the Seniors (1000 cc) were doing around 200 mph down the bumpy, narrow main street of Sulby, whereas the Juniors (650 cc twins) were doing about 185 mph. Senior lap record was set around 130 mph, Junior and electric around 120 mph. Sidecars were a bit slower.

Where did you stay?

Ardwhallan, West Baldwin. Centre of IoM.

http://www.ardwhallan.im/hostel

……………………………

fixed

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Date: 28/06/2015 10:43:05
From: transition
ID: 741809
Subject: re: June Chatting

was a fog, whch is clearin’, but that’s part of low cloud
which’s not so quickly, anyway’s disappointed out of bed at all
if weren’t for needin’ a piss little ol’ he be sound asleep
but here I am coffeed, engagin’ this world, it underside ol’ rock
bird’re noisy, well they were when they were now’s not
yes ‘m are’re noisy miners is tellin’ me go do somethin’ useful

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Date: 28/06/2015 11:50:39
From: Michael V
ID: 741812
Subject: re: June Chatting

Looks like some rain is coming.

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Date: 28/06/2015 12:47:27
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741816
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


Oh, and the Augustiner brewery was established in 1328!

been there

didn’t think much of the food

oh yes they will charge for the stale bread they bring you

go to “subway” in munich the food is better

don’t eat at the german museum the food is crap, after swallowing some mouthfuls I made a fetching cock and balls arrangement from the horrible sausage – meat balls , greens et. she made a smiley face on her face

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Date: 28/06/2015 12:49:16
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741817
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Michael V said:

Oh, and the Augustiner brewery was established in 1328!

been there

didn’t think much of the food

oh yes they will charge for the stale bread they bring you

go to “subway” in munich the food is better

don’t eat at the german museum the food is crap, after swallowing some mouthfuls I made a fetching cock and balls arrangement from the horrible sausage – meat balls , greens et. she made a smiley face on her plate

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Date: 28/06/2015 13:03:06
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741818
Subject: re: June Chatting

Lunch now in oven: a skinned & boned chicken thigh with a little splash of oil and a splash of juice from a jar of hot chillies. And one hot chilli.

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Date: 28/06/2015 13:30:27
From: transition
ID: 741820
Subject: re: June Chatting

be couple acres mowin’ done, some twice
flat out, low she goes, frightenin’ the grass
some saw it runnin’ ‘way’n jump that fence
little ol’ done coffeed go back to it suppose
jesus christ, smoke’d be really fucken nice

#The Angels – Dogs Are Talking

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Date: 28/06/2015 13:55:28
From: roughbarked
ID: 741821
Subject: re: June Chatting

Just antsing about.

Two ways of looking at light.

Grey mistletoe Amyema quandang Var. quandang

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Date: 28/06/2015 14:02:59
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741822
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Just antsing about.

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Two ways of looking at light.
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Grey mistletoe Amyema quandang Var. quandang


Well done.

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Date: 28/06/2015 14:32:29
From: roughbarked
ID: 741823
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:

Well done.

Ta. :)

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Date: 28/06/2015 14:39:11
From: transition
ID: 741824
Subject: re: June Chatting

#Sweet Home Chicago (Live) – Eric Clapton, Robert Cray, Buddy Guy, Hubert Sumlin, Jimmie Vaughan

lunch is served
it spag on toast

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Date: 28/06/2015 15:16:15
From: roughbarked
ID: 741833
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Bubblecar said:

Well done.

Ta. :)

Life, you know.</centre>

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Date: 28/06/2015 15:35:46
From: transition
ID: 741839
Subject: re: June Chatting

yonder get some stumps (few meter reads while at it) then back and take to some with the axe, we’s getting cold nights getting ‘round 1C, wont be long’n be frosts proper.

done me bit of a sunday music session out there.

enough mowin’ for the day, did some on road reserve also, well, parkin’ area over at the dams

just sayin’ Larry “wanna go for a drive”, he twistin’ his head listening hard decoding it English.

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Date: 28/06/2015 15:58:46
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741844
Subject: re: June Chatting

Saw a zeppelin over the city coming down the mountain.

runs around flapping arms and yelling STAY CALM STAY CALM

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Date: 28/06/2015 16:01:19
From: buffy
ID: 741845
Subject: re: June Chatting

Heard First Dog on RN this morning:

http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/firstdogonthemoon/2015-06-28/6573240

Too naughty!

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Date: 28/06/2015 16:01:35
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 741846
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Saw a zeppelin over the city coming down the mountain.

runs around flapping arms and yelling STAY CALM STAY CALM

Hush lad or ‘you“ll scare the Zepplin.

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Date: 28/06/2015 16:12:24
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 741847
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Heard First Dog on RN this morning:

http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/firstdogonthemoon/2015-06-28/6573240

Too naughty!

“Hey diddle the cat had a piddle,
The cow jumped over the Moon,
The little dog laughed to see such fun,
And the dish ran away with the spoon.

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Date: 28/06/2015 16:19:31
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741848
Subject: re: June Chatting

“How will Hewitt wave goodbye to Wimbledon?”

Probably in straight sets.

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Date: 28/06/2015 16:21:33
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 741849
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


“How will Hewitt wave goodbye to Wimbledon?”

Probably in straight sets.

Well that sets that straight>

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Date: 28/06/2015 16:24:32
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 741850
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


“How will Hewitt wave goodbye to Wimbledon?”

Probably in straight sets.

Wif his hand? now that is just a guess.

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Date: 28/06/2015 16:26:58
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741851
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tonight I’m thinking: further hen. Probably with rice & vegetables.

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Date: 28/06/2015 16:40:21
From: buffy
ID: 741852
Subject: re: June Chatting

Mr buffy is supposedly cooking kievs for us tonight. But with an hour to go until turning off the pager….it went off. So he is out on a job. I may yet have to be cook. I’ll cook the kievs though.
Auntie Annie’s son is staying with her and he has just come over to offer us a small serve of his Italian meatballs as an entrée. I said yes thanks.

:)

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Date: 28/06/2015 16:51:35
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741853
Subject: re: June Chatting

>But with an hour to go until turning off the pager….it went off.

Ha, had to happen.

>Auntie Annie’s son is staying with her and he has just come over to offer us a small serve of his Italian meatballs as an entrée. I said yes thanks.

Lucky duck :)

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Date: 28/06/2015 16:54:20
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741854
Subject: re: June Chatting

Before I do any dinner preparations though I’m off to clear the washing up. With the effervescent sounds of By A Waterfall (Busby Berkeley, 1933) to inspire me:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csG6MBYsmOU

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Date: 28/06/2015 16:54:33
From: buffy
ID: 741855
Subject: re: June Chatting

>>Ha, had to happen.<<

To be honest, I was expecting it to be at 5 minutes to go.

I’d better take the wheelbarrow up the back and bring down some more wood for the heater.

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Date: 28/06/2015 17:08:00
From: AwesomeO
ID: 741856
Subject: re: June Chatting

SBS has been a bit slack with the nazis of late.

HITLER AND THE SPEAR OF DESTINY

5.30pm – 6.30pmSBS ONETonight

The story of real life quests after some of history’s greatest legends. From the Nazis’ search for the Holy Grail, to the Americans who hunted for pirate treasure in Vietnam; from the true story of the crystal skulls to the mystery of King Solomon’s mines – this series uncovers the truth behind some of the most fabulous, romantic and deranged treasure hunts in modern history.

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Date: 28/06/2015 17:10:25
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741857
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

>>Ha, had to happen.<<

To be honest, I was expecting it to be at 5 minutes to go.

I’d better take the wheelbarrow up the back and bring down some more wood for the heater.

He’s been called to a surprise party by his workmates, he’ll get a cheap imitation gold fob watch and an inscribed cheap imitation pewter mug.
There’ll be a few ingenious words said and polite golf claps.

Then the CWA ladies will present him with some lamingtons, then everyone will have another cup of tea and wander off home to watch Bellbird.

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Date: 28/06/2015 17:13:29
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741858
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


SBS has been a bit slack with the nazis of late.

HITLER AND THE SPEAR OF DESTINY

5.30pm – 6.30pmSBS ONETonight

The story of real life quests after some of history’s greatest legends. From the Nazis’ search for the Holy Grail, to the Americans who hunted for pirate treasure in Vietnam; from the true story of the crystal skulls to the mystery of King Solomon’s mines – this series uncovers the truth behind some of the most fabulous, romantic and deranged treasure hunts in modern history.

The Nazis are dead and gone, stop brooding on them.

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Date: 28/06/2015 17:19:14
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 741859
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


AwesomeO said:

SBS has been a bit slack with the nazis of late.

HITLER AND THE SPEAR OF DESTINY

5.30pm – 6.30pmSBS ONETonight

The story of real life quests after some of history’s greatest legends. From the Nazis’ search for the Holy Grail, to the Americans who hunted for pirate treasure in Vietnam; from the true story of the crystal skulls to the mystery of King Solomon’s mines – this series uncovers the truth behind some of the most fabulous, romantic and deranged treasure hunts in modern history.

The Nazis are dead and gone, stop brooding on them.

Further behind than Ghandi’s last shit

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Date: 28/06/2015 17:20:26
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 741860
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


AwesomeO said:

SBS has been a bit slack with the nazis of late.

HITLER AND THE SPEAR OF DESTINY

5.30pm – 6.30pmSBS ONETonight

The story of real life quests after some of history’s greatest legends. From the Nazis’ search for the Holy Grail, to the Americans who hunted for pirate treasure in Vietnam; from the true story of the crystal skulls to the mystery of King Solomon’s mines – this series uncovers the truth behind some of the most fabulous, romantic and deranged treasure hunts in modern history.

The Nazis are dead and gone, stop brooding on them.

Can’t we continue to piss on them?

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Date: 28/06/2015 17:23:25
From: buffy
ID: 741861
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


buffy said:

>>Ha, had to happen.<<

To be honest, I was expecting it to be at 5 minutes to go.

I’d better take the wheelbarrow up the back and bring down some more wood for the heater.

He’s been called to a surprise party by his workmates, he’ll get a cheap imitation gold fob watch and an inscribed cheap imitation pewter mug.
There’ll be a few ingenious words said and polite golf claps.

Then the CWA ladies will present him with some lamingtons, then everyone will have another cup of tea and wander off home to watch Bellbird.

It’s not a surprise, and it’s at the pub next weekend….

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Date: 28/06/2015 17:24:37
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741862
Subject: re: June Chatting

bob(from black rock) said:


Can’t we continue to piss on them?

I’m sure you don’t need me to tell you who or what to piss on, bob.

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Date: 28/06/2015 17:29:17
From: buffy
ID: 741863
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


buffy said:

>>Ha, had to happen.<<

To be honest, I was expecting it to be at 5 minutes to go.

I’d better take the wheelbarrow up the back and bring down some more wood for the heater.

He’s been called to a surprise party by his workmates, he’ll get a cheap imitation gold fob watch and an inscribed cheap imitation pewter mug.
There’ll be a few ingenious words said and polite golf claps.

Then the CWA ladies will present him with some lamingtons, then everyone will have another cup of tea and wander off home to watch Bellbird.

Oh, and he has just phoned me. He’s nearly home. Pager is now turned off for good in this house. The patient was a very sick middleaged person who did need the ambulance. Just as well. If it had been a timewaster (there are a couple of regulars in this town), I suspect they would have got the sharp edge of his tongue.

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Date: 28/06/2015 17:29:26
From: Michael V
ID: 741864
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Saw a zeppelin over the city coming down the mountain.

runs around flapping arms and yelling STAY CALM STAY CALM

I saw one this morning, too, just west of Moorooka. Quite surprising.

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Date: 28/06/2015 17:29:37
From: buffy
ID: 741865
Subject: re: June Chatting

He told me I could tell you that much.

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Date: 28/06/2015 17:42:26
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741866
Subject: re: June Chatting

Roger.

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Date: 28/06/2015 17:49:30
From: Michael V
ID: 741867
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Roger.
Another old boiler?

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Date: 28/06/2015 17:53:54
From: roughbarked
ID: 741868
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:

The Nazis are dead and gone, stop brooding on them.

I was in the house of one only a couple of years ago. Bloody place was a museum of Hitler busts and war memoabilia. Swatsika over the front door and all.

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:00:54
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741871
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Bubblecar said:

The Nazis are dead and gone, stop brooding on them.

I was in the house of one only a couple of years ago. Bloody place was a museum of Hitler busts and war memoabilia. Swatsika over the front door and all.


i’ve met them over here one night, yes they are as disturbing as they are portrayed, I decided to make the decision not to go alone to such a meeting. the leader was missing teeth and his cohorts didn’t seem in much better shape, I was presented with some literature and various bits of propaganda and bade them a cheery goodnight.

as far as I know they are still watched by the security forces but given the real threat of isis and its variants i’d be surprised if anyone wasted anytime on them anymore

the communists / anarchists are still active, they are more agreeable but fairly blinkered to world history, I was more or less booted out from their meetings at UTS because I used to eat my pies during them at lunch time

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:02:45
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741873
Subject: re: June Chatting

such organisations I have found are mainly found in the capital cities – outside of these areas they are in practical terms – non existent

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:03:19
From: transition
ID: 741874
Subject: re: June Chatting

got load mallee stumps’re solid, huge motherfucker
they make a crack/pop when split on the last stroke
did axed ‘nough for tonight goin’ be cold sayin’ other
and here ends transition’ late afternoon news report

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:04:08
From: captain_spalding
ID: 741875
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:

The Nazis are dead and gone, stop brooding on them.

It was what would have been Anne Frank’s birthday only several days ago.

Even more recently, it was the anniversary of the first publication of her diary.

The Nazis are gone, at least gone from positions of power.. But, you don’t have too look to hard to see that their ideas persist in many quarters, under a variety of names.

There’s any number of ideologies in the world that would put little girls to death for just being who they are, and we have to be on guard against them, and against the revival of any of them, including the Nazis.

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:05:17
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741876
Subject: re: June Chatting

oh yes I forgot , they still do wear the old nazi uniforms but they aren’t what you call at the peak of physical fitness to look in anyway good in them – nazi uniforms are unforgiving for those who have lost a reasonable physical form,

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:05:37
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741877
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


Bubblecar said:

The Nazis are dead and gone, stop brooding on them.

It was what would have been Anne Frank’s birthday only several days ago.

Even more recently, it was the anniversary of the first publication of her diary.

The Nazis are gone, at least gone from positions of power.. But, you don’t have too look to hard to see that their ideas persist in many quarters, under a variety of names.

There’s any number of ideologies in the world that would put little girls to death for just being who they are, and we have to be on guard against them, and against the revival of any of them, including the Nazis.


interpol

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:05:39
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741878
Subject: re: June Chatting

G’day Michael.
What were the highs and lows (if any) of your trip?

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:08:56
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741880
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


It was what would have been Anne Frank’s birthday only several days ago.

Even more recently, it was the anniversary of the first publication of her diary.

The Nazis are gone, at least gone from positions of power.. But, you don’t have too look to hard to see that their ideas persist in many quarters, under a variety of names.

There’s any number of ideologies in the world that would put little girls to death for just being who they are, and we have to be on guard against them, and against the revival of any of them, including the Nazis.

My comment was a facetious reference to Awesome’s enthusiasm for Nazi documentaries :)

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:09:12
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741881
Subject: re: June Chatting

its unlikely that the Nazis would have been doing what isis have been doing in the middle east

their main thrust was to kill the jews , wipe out the Russian untermenschen of various Slavic stock and repopulate western Russia and the Baltic states with germans and approved eastern Europeans (they actually started importing thousands of eastern European children because they conformed more closely with the eugenics of the Nazis)

the middle east was most likely considered a basket case – worst case if the germans had won the war they would have just gone on holiday there

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:09:21
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741882
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


captain_spalding said:

Bubblecar said:

The Nazis are dead and gone, stop brooding on them.

It was what would have been Anne Frank’s birthday only several days ago.

Even more recently, it was the anniversary of the first publication of her diary.

The Nazis are gone, at least gone from positions of power.. But, you don’t have too look to hard to see that their ideas persist in many quarters, under a variety of names.

There’s any number of ideologies in the world that would put little girls to death for just being who they are, and we have to be on guard against them, and against the revival of any of them, including the Nazis.


interpol

Interpol is corrupt, it received 30 million euros from Fifa, an organisation that it should have been investigating rather than being on their payrole.

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:10:47
From: roughbarked
ID: 741883
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:

My comment was a facetious reference to Awesome’s enthusiasm for Nazi documentaries :)

It has to be better than watching Tony Abbott repeat himself on the news.

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:10:54
From: captain_spalding
ID: 741884
Subject: re: June Chatting

A hypothetical:

I take ll of my household rubbish – all of the cans, bottles, wrappers, packets etc. that make up a wheelie-bin-full – and i append to each item my name and address.

I then give all of these items to several people, with the admonition that they should handle it responsibly.

Unfortunately, they disregard my words, and scatter the items around residential streets, public parks, and the business district, creating significant unattractiveness..

It would not be unexpected that the Council would soon be knocking on my door, asking me what i thought i was doing scattering my refuse around the town. “But”, i cry, “it wasn’t me – it was the people i gave it to”.

“Don’t care”, say the Council,” it’s your rubbish, and you’re responsible for its proper disposal.”

However, if i’m a registered company, with a name like, oh, i don’t know, ‘McDonalds’…

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:11:21
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741885
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


wookiemeister said:

captain_spalding said:

It was what would have been Anne Frank’s birthday only several days ago.

Even more recently, it was the anniversary of the first publication of her diary.

The Nazis are gone, at least gone from positions of power.. But, you don’t have too look to hard to see that their ideas persist in many quarters, under a variety of names.

There’s any number of ideologies in the world that would put little girls to death for just being who they are, and we have to be on guard against them, and against the revival of any of them, including the Nazis.


interpol

Interpol is corrupt, it received 30 million euros in nazi gold bullion from Fifa, an organisation that it should have been investigating rather than being on their payrole.


the rumour is that top ranking fifa representatives fled Europe on a submarine

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:11:57
From: roughbarked
ID: 741886
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


its unlikely that the Nazis would have been doing what isis have been doing in the middle east

their main thrust was to kill the jews , wipe out the Russian untermenschen of various Slavic stock and repopulate western Russia and the Baltic states with germans and approved eastern Europeans (they actually started importing thousands of eastern European children because they conformed more closely with the eugenics of the Nazis)

the middle east was most likely considered a basket case – worst case if the germans had won the war they would have just gone on holiday there


The Nazi’s were desperate to gain and keep hold of the middle east oil fields. The same as ISIS are.

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:12:54
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741887
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Bubblecar said:

My comment was a facetious reference to Awesome’s enthusiasm for Nazi documentaries :)

It has to be better than watching Tony Abbott repeat himself on the news.


the last time I watched the news on TV or TV in general would have been months ago

struggling tv companies like channel 10 would be better off selling or renting their broadcast frequencies rather than struggling against the tide of new technology such as the internet

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:13:16
From: roughbarked
ID: 741888
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


A hypothetical:

I take ll of my household rubbish – all of the cans, bottles, wrappers, packets etc. that make up a wheelie-bin-full – and i append to each item my name and address.

I then give all of these items to several people, with the admonition that they should handle it responsibly.

Unfortunately, they disregard my words, and scatter the items around residential streets, public parks, and the business district, creating significant unattractiveness..

It would not be unexpected that the Council would soon be knocking on my door, asking me what i thought i was doing scattering my refuse around the town. “But”, i cry, “it wasn’t me – it was the people i gave it to”.

“Don’t care”, say the Council,” it’s your rubbish, and you’re responsible for its proper disposal.”

However, if i’m a registered company, with a name like, oh, i don’t know, ‘McDonalds’…

I’d be sending that to all your coucillors.

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:14:59
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741889
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


wookiemeister said:

its unlikely that the Nazis would have been doing what isis have been doing in the middle east

their main thrust was to kill the jews , wipe out the Russian untermenschen of various Slavic stock and repopulate western Russia and the Baltic states with germans and approved eastern Europeans (they actually started importing thousands of eastern European children because they conformed more closely with the eugenics of the Nazis)

the middle east was most likely considered a basket case – worst case if the germans had won the war they would have just gone on holiday there


The Nazi’s were desperate to gain and keep hold of the middle east oil fields. The same as ISIS are.


yes but only in a war time situation – they were making fuel from coal strictly speaking you don’t need to go to the il fields of the world to get fuel

Australia is sitting on millennia of oil in the form of low sulphur diesel from coal

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:15:32
From: buffy
ID: 741891
Subject: re: June Chatting

The chook tractor took on a certain tinge of Palace today. Now up on a nice wooden platform to keep little feets dry:

 photo ChookTractorPlatform4 18June15_zpsjfsjlakp.jpg

Ungrateful avians made a big fuss about not wanting to walk on the wood…

:)

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:17:46
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741892
Subject: re: June Chatting

going down to the shops, my mood tonight in dress is afrikakorp, i’ll most likely take the half track

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:18:23
From: kryten
ID: 741893
Subject: re: June Chatting

Lurking

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:19:11
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741894
Subject: re: June Chatting

the EEC aka the EU is a nazi idea I believe

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:21:15
From: OCDC
ID: 741895
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hello kryten and welcome to the Holiday Forum.

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:22:12
From: AwesomeO
ID: 741896
Subject: re: June Chatting

kryten said:


Lurking

Yer doing it wrong.

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:22:14
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 741897
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


the EEC aka the EU is a nazi idea I believe

should we bring back book and art burning?

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:22:44
From: kryten
ID: 741898
Subject: re: June Chatting

Thanks OCDC long time listener sometime – rarely – poster

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:23:37
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741899
Subject: re: June Chatting

Postpocelipse said:


wookiemeister said:

the EEC aka the EU is a nazi idea I believe

should we bring back book and art burning?


you’d be better off burning kindles and ipads now

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:23:54
From: OCDC
ID: 741900
Subject: re: June Chatting

I know who you are…

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:26:12
From: captain_spalding
ID: 741901
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:

yes but only in a war time situation – they were making fuel from coal strictly speaking you don’t need to go to the il fields of the world to get fuel

Australia is sitting on millennia of oil in the form of low sulphur diesel from coal

The Nazis would have just loved to have captured the Caucasus for its oil and mineral wealth. Sure, you can turn coal into oil, but it’s a lot easier and more economical to just get oil that’s already oil.

The Romanian oil fields provided 60% of Germany’s oil supply, and 90% of the oil that went to aviation fuel. That’s why the allies devoted so much effort to costly air-raids on those fields, and why the Axis defended them so toughly.

Had Hitler not interfered, left his generals to set priorities, and if they’d driven hard for the Caucasus, Germany’s war-making capabilities could have been much magnified. But, no, ‘the greatest military genius of history’ was obsessed with Moscow and Stalingrad.

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:26:27
From: Bubblecar
ID: 741902
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

The chook tractor took on a certain tinge of Palace today. Now up on a nice wooden platform to keep little feets dry:

 photo ChookTractorPlatform4 18June15_zpsjfsjlakp.jpg

Ungrateful avians made a big fuss about not wanting to walk on the wood…

:)

Neat work. I take it this is basically a mobile chook shed.

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:27:17
From: OCDC
ID: 741903
Subject: re: June Chatting

Not new but I still like it…

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:31:29
From: roughbarked
ID: 741904
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


I know who you are…

old facet head.

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:33:20
From: buffy
ID: 741905
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


buffy said:

The chook tractor took on a certain tinge of Palace today. Now up on a nice wooden platform to keep little feets dry:

 photo ChookTractorPlatform4 18June15_zpsjfsjlakp.jpg

Ungrateful avians made a big fuss about not wanting to walk on the wood…

:)

Neat work. I take it this is basically a mobile chook shed.

Yes. They’ve been out on the grass for a couple of weeks. I like them to have access to the Long Run for a while. They can be up there for now, and when we go on holiday in a few weeks they can come back out on the grass for a while. Easier for L to feed them, and she won’t have to unlock in the mornings and lock up at night then.

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:36:22
From: transition
ID: 741906
Subject: re: June Chatting

she took the block of chocolate away from me

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:39:40
From: captain_spalding
ID: 741907
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


she took the block of chocolate away from me

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:41:44
From: transition
ID: 741908
Subject: re: June Chatting

is makin’ …….just served fried eggs on toast though, so just cause

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Date: 28/06/2015 18:58:50
From: Michael V
ID: 741910
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


A hypothetical:

I take ll of my household rubbish – all of the cans, bottles, wrappers, packets etc. that make up a wheelie-bin-full – and i append to each item my name and address.

I then give all of these items to several people, with the admonition that they should handle it responsibly.

Unfortunately, they disregard my words, and scatter the items around residential streets, public parks, and the business district, creating significant unattractiveness..

It would not be unexpected that the Council would soon be knocking on my door, asking me what i thought i was doing scattering my refuse around the town. “But”, i cry, “it wasn’t me – it was the people i gave it to”.

“Don’t care”, say the Council,” it’s your rubbish, and you’re responsible for its proper disposal.”

However, if i’m a registered company, with a name like, oh, i don’t know, ‘McDonalds’…

Interesting…

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:03:09
From: Michael V
ID: 741911
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


G’day Michael.
What were the highs and lows (if any) of your trip?
Lots and lots of highs – utterly, certifiably, mad motorcycle racing, seeing lots of interesting historic stuff, drinking good beers, talking with and observing locals and their customs. Low – trying to get the phone I borrowed reset to no data so I can return it as I got it. I seem to have wiped off all the owners apps now…

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:05:19
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741912
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


captain_spalding said:

A hypothetical:

I take ll of my household rubbish – all of the cans, bottles, wrappers, packets etc. that make up a wheelie-bin-full – and i append to each item my name and address.

I then give all of these items to several people, with the admonition that they should handle it responsibly.

Unfortunately, they disregard my words, and scatter the items around residential streets, public parks, and the business district, creating significant unattractiveness..

It would not be unexpected that the Council would soon be knocking on my door, asking me what i thought i was doing scattering my refuse around the town. “But”, i cry, “it wasn’t me – it was the people i gave it to”.

“Don’t care”, say the Council,” it’s your rubbish, and you’re responsible for its proper disposal.”

However, if i’m a registered company, with a name like, oh, i don’t know, ‘McDonalds’…

Interesting…


when you sell something ownership is implied

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:06:26
From: Michael V
ID: 741913
Subject: re: June Chatting

kryten said:


Thanks OCDC long time listener sometime – rarely – poster
Uh-oh, pager’s off…

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:07:37
From: Michael V
ID: 741914
Subject: re: June Chatting

Gone!

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:07:54
From: buffy
ID: 741915
Subject: re: June Chatting

And now he has to find something to do…..

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:09:52
From: Arts
ID: 741916
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Michael V said:

captain_spalding said:

A hypothetical:

I take ll of my household rubbish – all of the cans, bottles, wrappers, packets etc. that make up a wheelie-bin-full – and i append to each item my name and address.

I then give all of these items to several people, with the admonition that they should handle it responsibly.

Unfortunately, they disregard my words, and scatter the items around residential streets, public parks, and the business district, creating significant unattractiveness..

It would not be unexpected that the Council would soon be knocking on my door, asking me what i thought i was doing scattering my refuse around the town. “But”, i cry, “it wasn’t me – it was the people i gave it to”.

“Don’t care”, say the Council,” it’s your rubbish, and you’re responsible for its proper disposal.”

However, if i’m a registered company, with a name like, oh, i don’t know, ‘McDonalds’…

Interesting…


when you sell something ownership is implied

plus the fact that any mcdonalds store has to clean up their rubbish in and around their operating property, just like anyone else.

by the way, if your rubbish collection bin is on the verge it’s considered ‘public property’ and anyone can go into it.

So if you ever want to dispose of evidence, pop it in the bin on rubbish collection day… time just might be on your side.

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:10:03
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 741917
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

And now he has to find something to do…..


Is Mr Buffy making mischief with the kievs?

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:12:09
From: buffy
ID: 741918
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


buffy said:

And now he has to find something to do…..


Is Mr Buffy making mischief with the kievs?

They were very nice. I did potato in cream and cheese, and we et broccoli and cauli and carrot too. The entrée supplied by next door (Italian meatballs) was also excellent. Don’t think we need dessert. But maybe supper later. Intending to watch George Gently, and then stay up late (for us) to watch the Indigenous ghost stories after that.

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:18:28
From: OCDC
ID: 741919
Subject: re: June Chatting

We had salmon and fresh corn on the c

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:18:56
From: OCDC
ID: 741920
Subject: re: June Chatting

…cob from the market and fresh crusty bread also from market.

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:20:35
From: Arts
ID: 741921
Subject: re: June Chatting

yesterday I made some hamburger patties, today I got fresh rolls from the bakery…

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:21:02
From: Arts
ID: 741922
Subject: re: June Chatting

.. we are having home made hamburgers

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:23:34
From: party_pants
ID: 741923
Subject: re: June Chatting

Space X rocket launch tonight if anyone is interested. Resupply mission to the ISS plus they’re going to try and land the spent rocket on a barge again.

14.21 GMT – about 5 hours from now. 22.21 Perth time tonight, 00.21 tomorrow morning eastern. Some other time in SA.

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:25:05
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741924
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Space X rocket launch tonight if anyone is interested. Resupply mission to the ISS plus they’re going to try and land the spent rocket on a barge again.

14.21 GMT – about 5 hours from now. 22.21 Perth time tonight, 00.21 tomorrow morning eastern. Some other time in SA.

The ISS is almost out of Twisties?

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:27:03
From: party_pants
ID: 741925
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


party_pants said:

Space X rocket launch tonight if anyone is interested. Resupply mission to the ISS plus they’re going to try and land the spent rocket on a barge again.

14.21 GMT – about 5 hours from now. 22.21 Perth time tonight, 00.21 tomorrow morning eastern. Some other time in SA.

The ISS is almost out of Twisties?

I’m afraid so.

.. and coffee.

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:27:28
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741926
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

And now he has to find something to do…..

Charity work?

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:28:00
From: Arts
ID: 741927
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Peak Warming Man said:

party_pants said:

Space X rocket launch tonight if anyone is interested. Resupply mission to the ISS plus they’re going to try and land the spent rocket on a barge again.

14.21 GMT – about 5 hours from now. 22.21 Perth time tonight, 00.21 tomorrow morning eastern. Some other time in SA.

The ISS is almost out of Twisties?

I’m afraid so.

.. and coffee.

do they know that Nespresso deliver with orders over $100?

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:28:22
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741928
Subject: re: June Chatting

Can you still enjoy the odd Twistie, in moderation P_P?

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:29:10
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741929
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


party_pants said:

Peak Warming Man said:

The ISS is almost out of Twisties?

I’m afraid so.

.. and coffee.

do they know that Nespresso deliver with orders over $100?

You made that up.

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:31:07
From: party_pants
ID: 741930
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Can you still enjoy the odd Twistie, in moderation P_P?

Probably not. I’be thrown all of mine out anyway.

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:31:43
From: wookiemeister
ID: 741931
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:31:59
From: Arts
ID: 741932
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Arts said:

party_pants said:

I’m afraid so.

.. and coffee.

do they know that Nespresso deliver with orders over $100?

You made that up.

ok it’s 200 pods

“Standard delivery is free for orders of 200 capsules or more ordered via phone, online or on the Nespresso Mobile App.”

https://www.contact.nespresso.com/faq/au/en/detail/1995

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:32:11
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741933
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:



Shopped.

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:33:14
From: Arts
ID: 741934
Subject: re: June Chatting

better go cook the burgers.. bye

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:34:50
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741935
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m struggling to understand how profane and profanity work.

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:36:22
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 741936
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Peak Warming Man said:

Can you still enjoy the odd Twistie, in moderation P_P?

Probably not. I’be thrown all of mine out anyway.

Man, it’s a whole new ballgame, hey.

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:39:18
From: party_pants
ID: 741937
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


party_pants said:

Peak Warming Man said:

Can you still enjoy the odd Twistie, in moderation P_P?

Probably not. I’be thrown all of mine out anyway.

Man, it’s a whole new ballgame, hey.

Problem was pantry space. I went and restocked with all the new-fangled good stuff, then found my pantry was too small to fit all the extra stuff in. I ended up doing a big cleanout to make room. The Twisties were a casualty of that.

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:41:16
From: AwesomeO
ID: 741938
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Space X rocket launch tonight if anyone is interested. Resupply mission to the ISS plus they’re going to try and land the spent rocket on a barge again.

14.21 GMT – about 5 hours from now. 22.21 Perth time tonight, 00.21 tomorrow morning eastern. Some other time in SA.

Is that going to be on NASA TV, I looked earlier but just talking heads.

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:42:19
From: party_pants
ID: 741939
Subject: re: June Chatting

Grand Designs on ABC1 tonight – is this a repeat or a new series?

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:44:13
From: party_pants
ID: 741940
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


party_pants said:

Space X rocket launch tonight if anyone is interested. Resupply mission to the ISS plus they’re going to try and land the spent rocket on a barge again.

14.21 GMT – about 5 hours from now. 22.21 Perth time tonight, 00.21 tomorrow morning eastern. Some other time in SA.

Is that going to be on NASA TV, I looked earlier but just talking heads.

I expect so, but is still about 4.5 hours away. I intend to tune in only about 15-20 minutes before launch.

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:44:43
From: Dropbear
ID: 741941
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Grand Designs on ABC1 tonight – is this a repeat or a new series?

New series.. Watching it now

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:45:48
From: buffy
ID: 741942
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


We had salmon and fresh corn on the c

We? You and the cat?

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:48:35
From: buffy
ID: 741944
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


party_pants said:

Grand Designs on ABC1 tonight – is this a repeat or a new series?

New series.. Watching it now

Mr buffy is watching it. I don’t like that bloke much. I have been having a wonderful(?) time finding the new pay rates for my staff. This week is the first week of the new financial year. So the new award is up. But Fairwork Australia has not updated their handy tables of pay rates. So I had to go to the award, and do the calculation back from weekly to hourly rates.

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:48:56
From: OCDC
ID: 741945
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:

Peak Warming Man said:
Can you still enjoy the odd Twistie, in moderation P_P?
Probably not. I’be thrown all of mine out anyway.
Ah yes. How bad are things?

Also this arvo made punkin soup for the next few days and it is tres noms.

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Date: 28/06/2015 19:49:56
From: OCDC
ID: 741946
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

OCDC said:
We had salmon and fresh corn on the c
We? You and the cat?
Me and the cat’s mother. (Don’t worry, I get my freedom back tomorrow.)

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Date: 28/06/2015 20:05:33
From: kryten
ID: 741952
Subject: re: June Chatting

>>Mr buffy is watching it. I don’t like that bloke much. I have been having a wonderful(?) time finding the new pay rates for my staff. This week is the first week of the new financial year. So the new award is up. But Fairwork Australia has not updated their handy tables of pay rates. So I had to go to the award, and do the calculation back from weekly to hourly rates.>>
Actually Mt Buffy is transferring VCR Tapes to DVD’s. Taking over the Asylum,

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Date: 28/06/2015 20:27:54
From: buffy
ID: 741956
Subject: re: June Chatting

That Grand Designs house doesn’t speak to me at all.

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Date: 28/06/2015 20:28:18
From: buffy
ID: 741957
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m going to watch George Gently now.

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Date: 28/06/2015 20:34:51
From: captain_spalding
ID: 741959
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:

Also this arvo made punkin soup for the next few days and it is tres noms.

Very names?

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Date: 28/06/2015 20:43:42
From: AwesomeO
ID: 741960
Subject: re: June Chatting

I put some chicken thighs into a bowl and marinaded them with sharwwods tandoori paste. It was supposed to be overnight but the next night I was away so it marinaded for two days. Popped into the oven with just a few cherry tomatos to pop amd add juice it was lovely and the remainder will make tops sandwitches for lunch.

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Date: 28/06/2015 21:24:21
From: transition
ID: 741961
Subject: re: June Chatting

>That Grand Designs house doesn’t speak to me at all

shove a sock in Kevin’s mouth for last ten minutes of the show’n‘t nearly be watchable

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Date: 28/06/2015 21:27:34
From: party_pants
ID: 741962
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


>That Grand Designs house doesn’t speak to me at all

shove a sock in Kevin’s mouth for last ten minutes of the show’n‘t nearly be watchable

I’m going to watch it anyway ;P

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Date: 28/06/2015 21:42:49
From: jjjust moi
ID: 741965
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


>That Grand Designs house doesn’t speak to me at all

shove a sock in Kevin’s mouth. the show’n‘t nearly be watchable


fixered

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Date: 28/06/2015 21:55:17
From: kii
ID: 741966
Subject: re: June Chatting

Sandwitches?
You seem to see witches everywhere, Curve.

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Date: 28/06/2015 22:15:30
From: btm
ID: 741968
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’ve got a molecule with 49 carbon atoms, 47 of which are 12C while the other two are 13C. I know the molecule’s structure, but the carbon isotopes could be anywhere. During a fragmentation experiment a fragment containing 9 carbon atoms is identified. What is the probability that the 9-carbon fragment has (a) both, (b) exactly one, and (c) no 13C atoms?

My calculations suggest 3.1%, 30.6%, and 66.3%, but I’m not sure it’s right. The total event space is 2352 (49×48); for case (c), there are 40×39 positions for the two isotopes, for a total of ((1560/2352)×100) = 66.3%; for case (b), there are 9×40 possible positions, for a total of (((360/2352)×2)×100) = 30.6% (this is the bit I’m not sure of. I’ve doubled the result because each of the heavy atoms could go in either fragment (9-atom or 40-atom), but since there’s no way to distinguish between the atoms, this might be wrong.), and for case (a), 9×8 possible positions, for a total of ((72/2352)×100) = 3.1%.

If doubling the result at (b) is right, the sum of these probabilities is 100%, leading me to think it is right.

Any advice?

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Date: 28/06/2015 22:30:19
From: party_pants
ID: 741970
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

That Grand Designs house doesn’t speak to me at all.

I liked bits and pieces of it, but not sold on the overall. Also I think the clients were a bit knobbish.

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Date: 28/06/2015 22:33:30
From: roughbarked
ID: 741971
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


buffy said:

That Grand Designs house doesn’t speak to me at all.

I liked bits and pieces of it, but not sold on the overall. Also I think the clients were a bit knobbish.

Yeah, pretty much.

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Date: 28/06/2015 22:34:32
From: buffy
ID: 741972
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


buffy said:

That Grand Designs house doesn’t speak to me at all.

I liked bits and pieces of it, but not sold on the overall. Also I think the clients were a bit knobbish.

Only a bit? Build on a cliff and be surprised that it falls down in a storm?

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Date: 28/06/2015 22:36:33
From: roughbarked
ID: 741973
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


I’m struggling to understand how profane and profanity work.

Profanity is the quality of being profane?

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Date: 28/06/2015 22:37:30
From: roughbarked
ID: 741974
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


party_pants said:

buffy said:

That Grand Designs house doesn’t speak to me at all.

I liked bits and pieces of it, but not sold on the overall. Also I think the clients were a bit knobbish.

Only a bit? Build on a cliff and be surprised that it falls down in a storm?

That was silly, yes.

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Date: 28/06/2015 22:37:48
From: buffy
ID: 741975
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dear oh dear….I think George Gently is a bit old to be coming down with multiple sclerosis now.

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Date: 28/06/2015 22:37:54
From: party_pants
ID: 741976
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


party_pants said:

buffy said:

That Grand Designs house doesn’t speak to me at all.

I liked bits and pieces of it, but not sold on the overall. Also I think the clients were a bit knobbish.

Only a bit? Build on a cliff and be surprised that it falls down in a storm?

Ok – a lot.

Also being so naive about the cost – lowest quote was 450,000 pounds, they wanted to do it for 250,000. They ended up spending 450,000 anyway and caused themselves so much extra stress in the process.

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Date: 28/06/2015 22:38:21
From: roughbarked
ID: 741977
Subject: re: June Chatting

Did enjoy Detective Inspector Gently though.

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Date: 28/06/2015 22:38:55
From: roughbarked
ID: 741978
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Dear oh dear….I think George Gently is a bit old to be coming down with multiple sclerosis now.

Isn’t it supposed to be a new series?

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Date: 28/06/2015 22:43:09
From: buffy
ID: 741980
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


buffy said:

Dear oh dear….I think George Gently is a bit old to be coming down with multiple sclerosis now.

Isn’t it supposed to be a new series?

Yes, it’s a new series. MS is generally diagnosed before the age of 50, mostly in the mid thirties. We spent a lot of the program trying to decide what they were heading for. MS was crossed off the list very early, despite the symptoms fitting, because he is too old.

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Date: 28/06/2015 22:44:56
From: roughbarked
ID: 741981
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:


roughbarked said:

buffy said:

Dear oh dear….I think George Gently is a bit old to be coming down with multiple sclerosis now.

Isn’t it supposed to be a new series?

Yes, it’s a new series. MS is generally diagnosed before the age of 50, mostly in the mid thirties. We spent a lot of the program trying to decide what they were heading for. MS was crossed off the list very early, despite the symptoms fitting, because he is too old.

I was expecting cancer.

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Date: 28/06/2015 22:49:45
From: transition
ID: 741983
Subject: re: June Chatting

>George Gently

lots different types of MS

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Date: 28/06/2015 22:53:42
From: dv
ID: 741985
Subject: re: June Chatting

So kii, how is the reaction to GayDay in LC? Mostly yay or dummyspitting?

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Date: 28/06/2015 23:16:42
From: party_pants
ID: 741986
Subject: re: June Chatting

watching River Monsters. That Jeremy Wade guy is almost mad.

This episode he is diving in hippo & croc infested waters, to look for packs of tiger fish, and try to get them into a feeding frenzy.

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Date: 28/06/2015 23:18:29
From: roughbarked
ID: 741988
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


watching River Monsters. That Jeremy Wade guy is almost mad.

This episode he is diving in hippo & croc infested waters, to look for packs of tiger fish, and try to get them into a feeding frenzy.

Yeah he’s crazy. Someone has to do it, I suppose would be his excuse.

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Date: 28/06/2015 23:22:03
From: party_pants
ID: 741989
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


party_pants said:

watching River Monsters. That Jeremy Wade guy is almost mad.

This episode he is diving in hippo & croc infested waters, to look for packs of tiger fish, and try to get them into a feeding frenzy.

Yeah he’s crazy. Someone has to do it, I suppose would be his excuse.

One of those shows you feel uncomfortable watching, even though you know everything will turn out OK or they wouldn’t have a TV show about it.

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Date: 28/06/2015 23:42:24
From: roughbarked
ID: 741990
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


roughbarked said:

party_pants said:

watching River Monsters. That Jeremy Wade guy is almost mad.

This episode he is diving in hippo & croc infested waters, to look for packs of tiger fish, and try to get them into a feeding frenzy.

Yeah he’s crazy. Someone has to do it, I suppose would be his excuse.

One of those shows you feel uncomfortable watching, even though you know everything will turn out OK or they wouldn’t have a TV show about it.

A bit like the deadly 60 or the Bear Grills stuff. Someone is on hand to rescue and repair. There is always the chance that the same thing that happened to Steve Irwin could be around any corner.

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Date: 28/06/2015 23:45:23
From: party_pants
ID: 741991
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


party_pants said:

roughbarked said:

Yeah he’s crazy. Someone has to do it, I suppose would be his excuse.

One of those shows you feel uncomfortable watching, even though you know everything will turn out OK or they wouldn’t have a TV show about it.

A bit like the deadly 60 or the Bear Grills stuff. Someone is on hand to rescue and repair. There is always the chance that the same thing that happened to Steve Irwin could be around any corner.

Yeah I know. I picked Jeremy in the celebrity death poll on another forum.

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Date: 28/06/2015 23:48:57
From: dv
ID: 741992
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.esquire.co.uk/culture/film-tv/8074/tom-hardy-esquire-interview/

Tom Hardy has been signed up for three more Mad Max movies.

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Date: 29/06/2015 00:08:08
From: party_pants
ID: 741994
Subject: re: June Chatting

T-minus 14 minutes.

on NASA tV

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Date: 29/06/2015 00:15:18
From: party_pants
ID: 741995
Subject: re: June Chatting

T-minus 6.30

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Date: 29/06/2015 00:24:45
From: party_pants
ID: 741996
Subject: re: June Chatting

I think it blew up

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Date: 29/06/2015 00:25:55
From: party_pants
ID: 741997
Subject: re: June Chatting

Silence

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Date: 29/06/2015 00:28:43
From: party_pants
ID: 741998
Subject: re: June Chatting

Shame. It was going so well. About 3 minutes after launch it seemed to break apart.

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Date: 29/06/2015 00:33:27
From: roughbarked
ID: 741999
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Shame. It was going so well. About 3 minutes after launch it seemed to break apart.

Expensive fireworks. They’ll never recycle them that way.

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Date: 29/06/2015 00:38:34
From: party_pants
ID: 742000
Subject: re: June Chatting

Anyhow, stiff shit. It’s time for bed.

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Date: 29/06/2015 00:41:19
From: roughbarked
ID: 742001
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Anyhow, stiff shit. It’s time for bed.

Is that the time?

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Date: 29/06/2015 00:41:53
From: Tejay
ID: 742002
Subject: re: June Chatting

Heartbreaking failure, but thankfull it was a unmanned mission!
Guess they’ll need a Soyuz to deliver the twisties.

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Date: 29/06/2015 00:56:33
From: kii
ID: 742003
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


So kii, how is the reaction to GayDay in LC? Mostly yay or dummyspitting?

Amongst my friends on fb it’s all yay! Went shopping in a few places yesterday and no exploded heads anywhere. I was home Friday – so again, no first-hand public reactions. Today we are going to have lunch with The Man from Alaska, in a very conservative restaurant. It’s Sunday. He’s homophobic. He’s very loud and vocal. I expect something.

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Date: 29/06/2015 01:15:13
From: kii
ID: 742004
Subject: re: June Chatting

G’morning all you peoples.

Oi! buffy and kryton!

Just imagine this. On a black pug! Daffy Duck!

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Date: 29/06/2015 03:31:18
From: roughbarked
ID: 742008
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 29/06/2015 05:18:30
From: roughbarked
ID: 742009
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 29/06/2015 06:41:50
From: kii
ID: 742010
Subject: re: June Chatting

There’s water in the Rio Grande!

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Date: 29/06/2015 06:50:37
From: kii
ID: 742012
Subject: re: June Chatting

Lunch with The Man from Alaska, a quick visit to the river to watch it flow and then an impromptu stop at an estate sale.

TMfA showed us more mammoth tusk bits and his new whoop-de-doo silver cuff with turquoise, red coral and tusk inlays. He asked if he looked ‘gay’ wearing this massive bit of jewellery….oh, boy was I tempted to say: Do you feel gay? So, I just said, it’s okay to be gay, you know. He said, no it isn’t. We left it at that.

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Date: 29/06/2015 07:10:53
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 742015
Subject: re: June Chatting

> TMfA showed us more mammoth tusk bits

Real or fake? Most mammoth hair you see around is fake.

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Date: 29/06/2015 07:14:06
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 742016
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:





Weird weather, yours? Sexy!

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Date: 29/06/2015 07:15:29
From: kii
ID: 742017
Subject: re: June Chatting

mollwollfumble said:


> TMfA showed us more mammoth tusk bits

Real or fake? Most mammoth hair you see around is fake.

Very real.

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Date: 29/06/2015 07:19:19
From: buffy
ID: 742018
Subject: re: June Chatting

Good morning Holidayers. Six degrees. Overcast. Pre-dawn.

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Date: 29/06/2015 07:44:54
From: kii
ID: 742019
Subject: re: June Chatting

I bought a rosary made in Jerusalem at the estate sale.
If I dismantle it for the beautiful wooden beads will I burst into flames?
What should I do with the cross (a metal Jesus is stuck on it with glue)?

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Date: 29/06/2015 08:02:34
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742024
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


I bought a rosary made in Jerusalem at the estate sale.
If I dismantle it for the beautiful wooden beads will I burst into flames?
What should I do with the cross (a metal Jesus is stuck on it with glue)?

Maybe don’t mess with metal Jesus, especially if he’s been on the glue.

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Date: 29/06/2015 08:05:46
From: kii
ID: 742027
Subject: re: June Chatting

I think metal Jesus on the cross is going in the op shop box.

Wish me luck as I take this apart.

If you don’t hear back from me, just know that I tried to be the best I could be and please donate my log-ins to the forum to some deserving women who will keep it real.

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Date: 29/06/2015 08:07:52
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 742028
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:

If you don’t hear back from me, just know that I tried to be the best I could be and please donate my log-ins to the forum to some deserving women who will keep it real.

I’ll make sure you have a wiccan funeral.

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Date: 29/06/2015 08:11:58
From: roughbarked
ID: 742030
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


I think metal Jesus on the cross is going in the op shop box.

Wish me luck as I take this apart.

If you don’t hear back from me, just know that I tried to be the best I could be and please donate my log-ins to the forum to some deserving women who will keep it real.

Later the photo appears in the paper. kii moonwalking…

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Date: 29/06/2015 08:22:51
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742031
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning Pilgrims, wet wet wet.

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Date: 29/06/2015 08:24:25
From: poikilotherm
ID: 742032
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning, temperature almost into positive numbers…nice frost this morning.

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Date: 29/06/2015 08:36:20
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742037
Subject: re: June Chatting

So the NASA experiment of saving money and using private companies to launch their stuff and things isn’t going so well.

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Date: 29/06/2015 08:38:06
From: kii
ID: 742038
Subject: re: June Chatting

It’s okay..so far :) no splosions or flames. The dog farted, but that was all.

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Date: 29/06/2015 08:44:33
From: captain_spalding
ID: 742041
Subject: re: June Chatting

“Indian man Puneet Puneet, who killed Australian Dean Hofstee in hit-and-run, will use medical condition to fight extradition, lawyer says” – ABC News

Glomeronephritis. Can be temporary and reversible. Few outward symptoms other than swelling (edema) of the face, eyes, ankles, feet, legs, or abdomen (of which none is evident in the photo of Puneet).

I suggest that we may see a miracle occur, should extradition efforts be dropped.

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Date: 29/06/2015 08:51:15
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742046
Subject: re: June Chatting

Greece is the word, again.

They should tell the Borg Monster to FOAD, smash some plates, get a belly full of ouzo and worry about the consequences tomorrow.

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Date: 29/06/2015 09:02:15
From: Arts
ID: 742048
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Greece is the word, again.

They should tell the Borg Monster to FOAD, smash some plates, get a belly full of ouzo and worry about the consequences tomorrow.

isn’t that what’s got them into this mess in the first place?

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Date: 29/06/2015 09:04:18
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 742049
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.theage.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/unprecedented-alliance-of-peak-bodies-pressures-pm-over-climate-change-20150628-ghzqfi.html

Hippies the lot of them.

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Date: 29/06/2015 09:26:45
From: kii
ID: 742063
Subject: re: June Chatting

I should go Do Something Useful instead trying to fire up long-dead brain cells.

This weekend has been a roller-coaster of emotions…putting the old lounge into storage, reminiscing about my teenage years and drug taking, and Dave the Staffy has died. He attended our wedding as an 8 week old puppy. He and Lily looked so cute in their leopard print bows. Some people may remember that a Canadian woman and NZ guy lived next door to us in the Mountains of Blue. George, Lily and Dave were their dogs. George died, a couple of times; Lily left us a few years back and now little Dave has gone. I babysat him during his early years – he ate heaps of books, leather furniture, window sills, wallets and a phone. He only ate the books on my watch. Farewell you little bugger.

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Date: 29/06/2015 09:31:36
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742064
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dave’s not here anymore?

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Date: 29/06/2015 09:34:47
From: Arts
ID: 742065
Subject: re: June Chatting

those poor buggers in Tunisia..

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Date: 29/06/2015 09:35:51
From: Dropbear
ID: 742066
Subject: re: June Chatting

It’s much easier just being dead inside, kii :)

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Date: 29/06/2015 09:51:15
From: Arts
ID: 742068
Subject: re: June Chatting

I wonder how SL & DO’s auction went…..

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Date: 29/06/2015 09:55:23
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742069
Subject: re: June Chatting

Is it a buyers market or a sellers market.
Glib tongued silvertailed real estate gurus will tell you it’s one or t’other depending if you are buying or selling.

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Date: 29/06/2015 09:59:54
From: Arts
ID: 742070
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Is it a buyers market or a sellers market.
Glib tongued silvertailed real estate gurus will tell you it’s one or t’other depending if you are buying or selling.

hopefully they got a few nibbles. The house is beautiful… now to hope for a smooth sale

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Date: 29/06/2015 10:01:51
From: Arts
ID: 742071
Subject: re: June Chatting

WORLD, meet your new bricklayer.

A robotic, fully-automated machine is being developed in Perth, a world-first that could raise the brick shell of a new home within two days.

It can work 24 hours, 365 days — compared to the human variety who can put in anywhere from four to six weeks of backbreaking work for a typical home.

Local inventor Mark Pivac, an aeronautic and mechanical engineer, said his interest in the idea of developing the robot was sparked during Perth’s bricklaying crisis of 2005.

“People have been laying bricks for about 6000 years and ever since the industrial revolution, they have tried to automate the bricklaying process,” Mr Pivac told PerthNow.

http://www.news.com.au/technology/innovation/robot-brickie-perth-engineer-invents-worlds-first-robotic-bricklayer/story-fnjwucti-1227419524062

oh look… crisis averted

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Date: 29/06/2015 10:04:43
From: poikilotherm
ID: 742072
Subject: re: June Chatting

Great way to costs.

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Date: 29/06/2015 10:05:03
From: poikilotherm
ID: 742073
Subject: re: June Chatting

insert cut or reduce or some such in previous post

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Date: 29/06/2015 10:05:22
From: dv
ID: 742074
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Great way to costs.

I accidentally the whole bottle.

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Date: 29/06/2015 10:06:28
From: Arts
ID: 742075
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


poikilotherm said:

Great way to costs.

I accidentally the whole bottle.

looks at time tough weekend poik?

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Date: 29/06/2015 10:08:11
From: kii
ID: 742076
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


It’s much easier just being dead inside, kii :)

I tried that, it didn’t work :( I mean who the hell cries over an old bit of furniture being put into storage?

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Date: 29/06/2015 10:08:34
From: Dropbear
ID: 742077
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


poikilotherm said:

Great way to costs.

I accidentally the whole bottle.

I couldn’t table for 15 minutes

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Date: 29/06/2015 10:10:12
From: Dropbear
ID: 742078
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Dropbear said:

It’s much easier just being dead inside, kii :)

I tried that, it didn’t work :( I mean who the hell cries over an old bit of furniture being put into storage?

Feelings are evil and must be punished..

Yeh it’s amazing what can trigger the feels.

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Date: 29/06/2015 10:15:31
From: Cymek
ID: 742079
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning, someone want to slap me awake, sleep poorly last night, shoulder hurt and took me about three hours to get back to sleep

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Date: 29/06/2015 10:16:15
From: Arts
ID: 742080
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’d like to know the answers to one of the comments about it doing different ‘styles’ of brickwork.

Also, they use those big preformed concrete walls for office buildings etc.. those ones seem to go up fast and efficiently too. I have seen them used as ‘feature walls’ in houses, but a house that can go up in a couple of days is pretty impressive.

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Date: 29/06/2015 10:17:11
From: Cymek
ID: 742081
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


WORLD, meet your new bricklayer.

A robotic, fully-automated machine is being developed in Perth, a world-first that could raise the brick shell of a new home within two days.

It can work 24 hours, 365 days — compared to the human variety who can put in anywhere from four to six weeks of backbreaking work for a typical home.

Local inventor Mark Pivac, an aeronautic and mechanical engineer, said his interest in the idea of developing the robot was sparked during Perth’s bricklaying crisis of 2005.

“People have been laying bricks for about 6000 years and ever since the industrial revolution, they have tried to automate the bricklaying process,” Mr Pivac told PerthNow.

http://www.news.com.au/technology/innovation/robot-brickie-perth-engineer-invents-worlds-first-robotic-bricklayer/story-fnjwucti-1227419524062

oh look… crisis averted

It has a built in smoko break every 15 minutes for 5 minutes and has a bum attachment with shorts too small so you can see its bum crack

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Date: 29/06/2015 10:17:16
From: poikilotherm
ID: 742082
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


dv said:

poikilotherm said:

Great way to costs.

I accidentally the whole bottle.

looks at time tough weekend poik?

yea…

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Date: 29/06/2015 10:19:41
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742083
Subject: re: June Chatting

>>the idea of developing the robot was sparked during Perth’s bricklaying crisis of 2005.

Who can ever forget that, you try and tell the kids of today that you survived the bricklaying crisis of 2005 and they wont believe you.

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Date: 29/06/2015 10:21:53
From: dv
ID: 742084
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


>>the idea of developing the robot was sparked during Perth’s bricklaying crisis of 2005.

Who can ever forget that, you try and tell the kids of today that you survived the bricklaying crisis of 2005 and they wont believe you.

The carnage, the mayhem, tell you what thank fuck that GFC came along.

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Date: 29/06/2015 10:22:44
From: Dropbear
ID: 742085
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Peak Warming Man said:

>>the idea of developing the robot was sparked during Perth’s bricklaying crisis of 2005.

Who can ever forget that, you try and tell the kids of today that you survived the bricklaying crisis of 2005 and they wont believe you.

The carnage, the mayhem, tell you what thank fuck that GFC came along.

Georgia Fried Chicken. Sister lickin good

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Date: 29/06/2015 10:24:54
From: Dropbear
ID: 742086
Subject: re: June Chatting

I see the ASX has started strongly..

Be a few flying stock brokers soon

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Date: 29/06/2015 10:25:07
From: kii
ID: 742087
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


>>the idea of developing the robot was sparked during Perth’s bricklaying crisis of 2005.

Who can ever forget that, you try and tell the kids of today that you survived the bricklaying crisis of 2005 and they wont believe you.

Did someone drop a brick on their toe?*

*Not wearing the correct footwear. That is….thongs.

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Date: 29/06/2015 10:27:00
From: dv
ID: 742088
Subject: re: June Chatting

srsly given that it is 2015 and we have our fancy valves and memory cores and so on you’d think there would be no impediment to being able to trade shares 24/7.

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Date: 29/06/2015 10:29:56
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742090
Subject: re: June Chatting

Trading 7/11 shares 24/7 during 9/11 might not have been possible.

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Date: 29/06/2015 10:31:33
From: Arts
ID: 742091
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Peak Warming Man said:

>>the idea of developing the robot was sparked during Perth’s bricklaying crisis of 2005.

Who can ever forget that, you try and tell the kids of today that you survived the bricklaying crisis of 2005 and they wont believe you.

The carnage, the mayhem, tell you what thank fuck that GFC came along.

it was terrible, jimmy, there were broken bricks everywhere…

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Date: 29/06/2015 10:33:49
From: Dropbear
ID: 742092
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


srsly given that it is 2015 and we have our fancy valves and memory cores and so on you’d think there would be no impediment to being able to trade shares 24/7.

Sometimes a safety valve is a good idea

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Date: 29/06/2015 10:34:27
From: roughbarked
ID: 742094
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


dv said:

Peak Warming Man said:

>>the idea of developing the robot was sparked during Perth’s bricklaying crisis of 2005.

Who can ever forget that, you try and tell the kids of today that you survived the bricklaying crisis of 2005 and they wont believe you.

The carnage, the mayhem, tell you what thank fuck that GFC came along.

it was terrible, jimmy, there were broken bricks everywhere…

Recalls the song, why Murphy can’t come to work today.

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Date: 29/06/2015 10:48:11
From: JudgeMental
ID: 742101
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’d like to know the answers to one of the comments about it doing different ‘styles’ of brickwork.

going by its name it lays fastbrick, speedwall, these are the larger bricks that usually are not featured but rendered over.. so different styles of brickwork aren’t a prerequisite to the operation of the machine.

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Date: 29/06/2015 10:50:07
From: Cymek
ID: 742102
Subject: re: June Chatting

JudgeMental said:


I’d like to know the answers to one of the comments about it doing different ‘styles’ of brickwork.

going by its name it lays fastbrick, speedwall, these are the larger bricks that usually are not featured but rendered over.. so different styles of brickwork aren’t a prerequisite to the operation of the machine.

I can imagine constuction eventually being taken over by automated coordinated machines

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Date: 29/06/2015 10:50:16
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742103
Subject: re: June Chatting

So how many of the goons in the current government are on the Mafia payroll?

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Date: 29/06/2015 10:52:32
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742104
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


So how many of the goons in the current government are on the Mafia payroll?

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-29/italian-mafia-group-linked-to-senior-australian-politicians/6579076

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Date: 29/06/2015 10:54:34
From: dv
ID: 742105
Subject: re: June Chatting

three

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Date: 29/06/2015 10:55:40
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742106
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


three

I was thinking more like, all of them.

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Date: 29/06/2015 10:58:41
From: kii
ID: 742107
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


dv said:

three

I was thinking more like, all of them.

+1

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Date: 29/06/2015 10:59:28
From: dv
ID: 742108
Subject: re: June Chatting

Even Ricky Muir?

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Date: 29/06/2015 11:03:34
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742109
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Even Ricky Muir?

He’s not in the government, although he was born in Maffra, which sounds a bit like Mafia.

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Date: 29/06/2015 11:06:05
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742110
Subject: re: June Chatting

“Human Rights Commission president Gillian Triggs has already recommended the Government pay $350,000 in compensation for refusing to release a “refugee” who’d beaten his wife to death with a child’s bicycle.

For her next trick, she has now ordered a bank to apologise for not hiring a convicted armed robber. “

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Date: 29/06/2015 11:08:10
From: kii
ID: 742111
Subject: re: June Chatting

Oh dear…..

CNN Freaks Out About Buttplug Flag At Pride Parade

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLNz0Y5Kf4Q

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Date: 29/06/2015 11:08:15
From: JudgeMental
ID: 742112
Subject: re: June Chatting

poor form cherrypicking.

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Date: 29/06/2015 11:09:41
From: Dropbear
ID: 742113
Subject: re: June Chatting

JudgeMental said:


poor form cherrypicking.

Chuckle…

Probably plugging something

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Date: 29/06/2015 11:11:30
From: JudgeMental
ID: 742116
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 29/06/2015 11:13:20
From: Divine Angel
ID: 742118
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:

Oh dear…..

CNN Freaks Out About Buttplug Flag At Pride Parade

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLNz0Y5Kf4Q

I saw that yesterday, it’s hilarious!

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Date: 29/06/2015 11:13:57
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742119
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Bubblecar said:

So how many of the goons in the current government are on the Mafia payroll?

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-29/italian-mafia-group-linked-to-senior-australian-politicians/6579076


old news , Amanda vandstone rubber stamped an Italian mafia boss into the country a few years ago, all fine according to the AFP, although the Italian warned them not to allow him the visa to stay in Australia.

all news that stays buried

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Date: 29/06/2015 11:14:33
From: Divine Angel
ID: 742120
Subject: re: June Chatting

I have an announcement to make:

DA’s Retail Rants will resume Friday next week. Not “live” as I will be with the boss for three days.

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Date: 29/06/2015 11:17:52
From: kii
ID: 742123
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


I have an announcement to make:

DA’s Retail Rants will resume Friday next week. Not “live” as I will be with the boss for three days.

WOOT!

I feel like I can once again slag off about the customers if you are here :D :D

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Date: 29/06/2015 11:19:16
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742125
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


I have an announcement to make:

DA’s Retail Rants will resume Friday next week. Not “live” as I will be with the boss for three days.

Jolly good.

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Date: 29/06/2015 11:19:49
From: Dropbear
ID: 742126
Subject: re: June Chatting

If something is “shit”, you can completely turn it around by adding “the” in front of it ..

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Date: 29/06/2015 11:20:23
From: Divine Angel
ID: 742127
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Divine Angel said:

I have an announcement to make:

DA’s Retail Rants will resume Friday next week. Not “live” as I will be with the boss for three days.

WOOT!

I feel like I can once again slag off about the customers if you are here :D :D

Did I tell you I’m care-taking the airport store while their store manager is on maternity leave?

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Date: 29/06/2015 11:20:34
From: kii
ID: 742128
Subject: re: June Chatting

Maybe we need a thread for retail rants? That way the delicate flowers can avoid it?

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Date: 29/06/2015 11:21:15
From: dv
ID: 742130
Subject: re: June Chatting

I wonder if that ever tricks up translation services.

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Date: 29/06/2015 11:21:29
From: kii
ID: 742131
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


kii said:

Divine Angel said:

I have an announcement to make:

DA’s Retail Rants will resume Friday next week. Not “live” as I will be with the boss for three days.

WOOT!

I feel like I can once again slag off about the customers if you are here :D :D

Did I tell you I’m care-taking the airport store while their store manager is on maternity leave?

yes….there’s something in that doughnut smell making you all preggers :P

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Date: 29/06/2015 11:26:36
From: Dropbear
ID: 742140
Subject: re: June Chatting

The job prospects for budding female trailer narrators must be pretty poor

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Date: 29/06/2015 11:27:35
From: dv
ID: 742141
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


The job prospects for budding female trailer narrators must be pretty poor

Or anyone who doesn’t sound like they just blew Satan

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Date: 29/06/2015 11:28:03
From: Dropbear
ID: 742142
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Dropbear said:

The job prospects for budding female trailer narrators must be pretty poor

Or anyone who doesn’t sound like they just blew Satan

In a world gone mad ..

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Date: 29/06/2015 11:29:04
From: dv
ID: 742143
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


dv said:

Dropbear said:

The job prospects for budding female trailer narrators must be pretty poor

Or anyone who doesn’t sound like they just blew Satan

In a world gone mad ..

… we won’t spank the monkey. The monkey will spank us.

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Date: 29/06/2015 11:38:51
From: Dropbear
ID: 742148
Subject: re: June Chatting

True story. I once came second in a trivia competition because I thought Queen’s “one vision” song was called “one mission”.

I may never get over that

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Date: 29/06/2015 11:40:59
From: kii
ID: 742149
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


True story. I once came second in a trivia competition because I thought Queen’s “one vision” song was called “one mission”.

I may never get over that

I once helped our table win because I knew that you can use a strawberry to remove the furry gunk off your teeth.

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Date: 29/06/2015 11:43:46
From: transition
ID: 742151
Subject: re: June Chatting

magpie’s hearin’, reassurin’ song, too’s other birds
i’m coffeein’, be out in stump pile soon axe in hand
pardalotes chirpin’ sayin’ ol’ get goin’ work be done

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Date: 29/06/2015 11:49:04
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742152
Subject: re: June Chatting

transition said:


magpie’s hearin’, reassurin’ song, too’s other birds
i’m coffeein’, be out in stump pile soon axe in hand
pardalotes chirpin’ sayin’ ol’ get goin’ work be done

I bought a block splitter from Bunnings the other day, big heavy headed mother.
It does the job and it’s good exercise for an old bloke.

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Date: 29/06/2015 11:51:25
From: dv
ID: 742153
Subject: re: June Chatting
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Date: 29/06/2015 11:52:50
From: Divine Angel
ID: 742154
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hi, I’m DA. Is this the room for Forum Addiction Anonymous?

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Date: 29/06/2015 11:59:04
From: roughbarked
ID: 742155
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Hi, I’m DA. Is this the room for Forum Addiction Anonymous?

Forum Addiction Anonymous Resposible Karrdrivers

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Date: 29/06/2015 11:59:18
From: Cymek
ID: 742156
Subject: re: June Chatting

I hadn’t planned on any time off soon but I GBF with work at the moment and need a break, I’m going to take time off

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Date: 29/06/2015 12:00:43
From: dv
ID: 742157
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.criminallaw.com.au/blog/criminal/general/rip-freedom-of-speech/38440

Many Australians believe that we can freely express what we think, without fear of prosecution. Indeed, freedom of speech has been part of our democratic tradition for generations.

But a string of recent laws have chipped away at our right to say what we think.

For example, those who have been the subject of police ‘anti terrorism’ raids cannot speak out about it, even if the raids were completely unjustified and they weren’t charged any offence. Indeed, anyone who speaks out about their unfair treatment, and journalists who report about it, can be criminally prosecuted and sent to prison.

And new laws which will come into force shortly mean that just about anyone working in detention centres is forbidden from speaking out against abuses that they see taking place. Even doctors, teachers and scientists will face prison under the Defence Trade Controls Act.

And if someone decides to break their silence anonymously by speaking to a journalist – well, that’s taken care of, too. New meta-data laws seamlessly connect to make it easy to work out who spoke to journalists. Protection for whistleblowers in Australia is indeed far lower than in most other developed countries, and journalists face criminal prosecution and imprisonment for not revealing their sources in a range of circumstances.

—-

more at link

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Date: 29/06/2015 12:01:54
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742158
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Divine Angel said:

Hi, I’m DA. Is this the room for Forum Addiction Anonymous?

Forum Addiction Anonymous Resposible Karrdrivers

Unless you are freaked out on crystal meth and invincible you should not be on the roads, apparently.

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Date: 29/06/2015 12:04:01
From: dv
ID: 742159
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’ve only got a few tabs of LSD, maybe they’ll let me ride a bike or something.

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Date: 29/06/2015 12:04:24
From: Dropbear
ID: 742160
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


roughbarked said:

Divine Angel said:

Hi, I’m DA. Is this the room for Forum Addiction Anonymous?

Forum Addiction Anonymous Resposible Karrdrivers

Unless you are freaked out on crystal meth and invincible you should not be on the roads, apparently.

you can’t spell meth without “meh”

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Date: 29/06/2015 12:05:10
From: Cymek
ID: 742162
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


http://www.criminallaw.com.au/blog/criminal/general/rip-freedom-of-speech/38440

Many Australians believe that we can freely express what we think, without fear of prosecution. Indeed, freedom of speech has been part of our democratic tradition for generations.

But a string of recent laws have chipped away at our right to say what we think.

For example, those who have been the subject of police ‘anti terrorism’ raids cannot speak out about it, even if the raids were completely unjustified and they weren’t charged any offence. Indeed, anyone who speaks out about their unfair treatment, and journalists who report about it, can be criminally prosecuted and sent to prison.

And new laws which will come into force shortly mean that just about anyone working in detention centres is forbidden from speaking out against abuses that they see taking place. Even doctors, teachers and scientists will face prison under the Defence Trade Controls Act.

And if someone decides to break their silence anonymously by speaking to a journalist – well, that’s taken care of, too. New meta-data laws seamlessly connect to make it easy to work out who spoke to journalists. Protection for whistleblowers in Australia is indeed far lower than in most other developed countries, and journalists face criminal prosecution and imprisonment for not revealing their sources in a range of circumstances.

—-

more at link

Australia is going backwards socially, no gay marriage, blocking websites now allowed by law and now this.

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Date: 29/06/2015 12:06:12
From: Divine Angel
ID: 742165
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


I hadn’t planned on any time off soon but I GBF with work at the moment and need a break, I’m going to take time off

Have a baby and take 6 months off.

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Date: 29/06/2015 12:06:47
From: roughbarked
ID: 742167
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


I’ve only got a few tabs of LSD, maybe they’ll let me ride a bike or something.

Barefoot in the head.

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Date: 29/06/2015 12:07:20
From: Cymek
ID: 742168
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Cymek said:

I hadn’t planned on any time off soon but I GBF with work at the moment and need a break, I’m going to take time off

Have a baby and take 6 months off.

Were’s would it come out ?

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Date: 29/06/2015 12:25:40
From: poikilotherm
ID: 742177
Subject: re: June Chatting

Watched a doco about the one nut wonder jerk Armstrong…some ironing, in his return race after ‘retiring’, where a suspect result showed up, the race was sponsored by Amgen – who make synthetic and human EPO.

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Date: 29/06/2015 12:36:47
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742179
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Watched a doco about the one nut wonder jerk Armstrong…some ironing, in his return race after ‘retiring’, where a suspect result showed up, the race was sponsored by Amgen – who make synthetic and human EPO.

So what is it legally used to treat?

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Date: 29/06/2015 12:38:04
From: Cymek
ID: 742180
Subject: re: June Chatting

I wonder if the people who sent and phoned in death threats to her parents understand irony

http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/sunday-style/mel-grieg-made-a-phone-call-that-would-totally-rip-her-life-apart/story-fnrmutp8-1227418417832

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Date: 29/06/2015 12:40:54
From: dv
ID: 742181
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


poikilotherm said:

Watched a doco about the one nut wonder jerk Armstrong…some ironing, in his return race after ‘retiring’, where a suspect result showed up, the race was sponsored by Amgen – who make synthetic and human EPO.

So what is it legally used to treat?

Crohn’s disease

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Date: 29/06/2015 12:43:35
From: Cymek
ID: 742182
Subject: re: June Chatting

Perhaps professional sports should allow any and all perfomancing enhancing drugs

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Date: 29/06/2015 12:44:32
From: dv
ID: 742183
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.esquire.com/news-politics/news/a24208/what-an-oath-means/

—-

I acknowledge that the whole idea of an “oath” actually meaning something in the “modern” age may not resonate with everyone. I do not really know how to bring this into the present for most of you. The social/intellectual/emotional concept of individual honor has sort of changed a lot in the past 150 years. Unfortunately sometimes I really do not understand those of you who do not feel deeply about honor.

This is not because I am a historian. It is because I swore essentially that same oath that George Thomas and Robert Lee swore, and I was taught to mean it when I swore an oath or make a pledge. But even so, even I do not think that my own emotional and psychological commitment to my oath is as deep as these things were in the early-mid 19th Century. So Lee’s treason, his betrayal of his oath as an officer of the United States Army, is sort of personal to me, and I am offended by his lying (if he never meant it when he swore the oath) or his two-faced nature, if he did. Snowden? Manning? Pshaw. They are nothing compared to a man who actually commanded forces that killed tens of thousands of American soldiers. I resent Lee’s subsequent fame which stemmed solely from his ability to kill American soldiers. As an American soldier, that strikes me as wrong.

What strikes me as even more unfair is that at the same time, George Thomas rejected the course of political and familial opportunism and stayed true to his oath. He won on the battlefield, over and over again, and defended the United States with his every action, and now he is largely forgotten.
—-

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Date: 29/06/2015 12:46:27
From: poikilotherm
ID: 742184
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


poikilotherm said:

Watched a doco about the one nut wonder jerk Armstrong…some ironing, in his return race after ‘retiring’, where a suspect result showed up, the race was sponsored by Amgen – who make synthetic and human EPO.

So what is it legally used to treat?

It’s used for various diseases. Common post chemo and in later stages of renal disease.

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Date: 29/06/2015 12:51:47
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742185
Subject: re: June Chatting

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8ZA_8l3YVg

And now they’ve come for their flag.

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Date: 29/06/2015 12:55:59
From: dv
ID: 742187
Subject: re: June Chatting

Celebrities who are actually terrible people

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Date: 29/06/2015 12:58:43
From: captain_spalding
ID: 742189
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Perhaps professional sports should allow any and all perfomancing enhancing drugs

This is something i’ve thought of for a long time.

We should have the Full-On Bull-Goose Looney Drug Olympics.

Athletes will be provided with any and all ‘performance-enhancing’ drugs that they want, as much as they want. Pump it up, boys and girls, let’s see how far we can push this thing. If you’re mad enough to do it, we’re mad enough to let you. If you want to explode into a shower of mince on the field, then go for it.

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:02:42
From: captain_spalding
ID: 742191
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Celebrities who are actually terrible people

Nat King Cole.

Every Christmas, he’d go to the orphanage, and select an oprphan boy or girl, who would then be treated abominably for the Christmas season e.g. made to stand barefoot out in the snow and watch through the window as NKC ate a magnificent feast in front of a cosy fire.

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:06:33
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742192
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


dv said:

Celebrities who are actually terrible people

Nat King Cole.

Every Christmas, he’d go to the orphanage, and select an oprphan boy or girl, who would then be treated abominably for the Christmas season e.g. made to stand barefoot out in the snow and watch through the window as NKC ate a magnificent feast in front of a cosy fire.

LOL, that’s a wacky site.

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:08:14
From: Cymek
ID: 742194
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


captain_spalding said:

dv said:

Celebrities who are actually terrible people

Nat King Cole.

Every Christmas, he’d go to the orphanage, and select an oprphan boy or girl, who would then be treated abominably for the Christmas season e.g. made to stand barefoot out in the snow and watch through the window as NKC ate a magnificent feast in front of a cosy fire.

LOL, that’s a wacky site.

Is one of those truthers sites like The Onion

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:08:28
From: dv
ID: 742195
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


captain_spalding said:

dv said:

Celebrities who are actually terrible people

Nat King Cole.

Every Christmas, he’d go to the orphanage, and select an oprphan boy or girl, who would then be treated abominably for the Christmas season e.g. made to stand barefoot out in the snow and watch through the window as NKC ate a magnificent feast in front of a cosy fire.

LOL, that’s a wacky site.

Someone has to spread the truth.

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:09:39
From: Arts
ID: 742196
Subject: re: June Chatting

those whacking Swedes …

So, there’s a new word for female masturbation…
After calling on the general public for submissions, and after sifting through 1200 letters, postcards and emails, last week The Swedish Association for Sexuality Education (RFSU) settled on ‘klittra.’

A combination of the Swedish words for ‘clitoris’ and ‘glitter,’ klittra was chosen because it “highlights the importance of the clitoris for pleasure.” An important tip, yes, but just not one I think us ladies need to be educated on. Blokes however, feel free to take notes.

While a term that incorporates ‘glitter’ is much prettier than something along the lines of the unpoetic ‘flicking the bean,’ the idea of getting sparkly metallic dust anywhere near the inside of my underpants is about as enticing as an offer of sex on the beach.

The last time we combined glitter with our downstairs area the world ended up with vajazzling and I think we can all agree that was a terrible mistake. (Although finding out a bloke was more attracted to your vagina if it was wearing jewellery was a handy way to separate the marriage material from the chaff.)

According to RFSU spokesperson Kristina Ljungros, “When it comes to masturbation, people mostly think about men doing it and we don’t think of it as common for women. If we don’t have a word in the language, how can we even talk about it?”

Did I miss the memo? I didn’t think we weren’t talking about it because we didn’t have a word for it but because announcing you’re late to dinner as a result of giving yourself a good going over isn’t really considered scintillating mealtime conversation.

The RFSU also suggested that introducing a word for female masturbation was important because the absence of one “suggests we still don’t have gender equality here in Sweden.” I’d have thought a more accurate measure of inequality would be rates of pay rather than the number of times you’ve told someone you spent the afternoon with your hands down your pants, but maybe that’s me?

With over 1200 suggestions from native speakers of a language where the word for ‘final sale’ is ‘slutspurt,’ the mind boggles as to what didn’t make the cut. The two options that klittra narrowly beat were ‘runka’ and ’pulla,’ both of which make liberally dusting your private parts in scratchy glitter sound like a pain free picnic.

The problem with each of three shortlisted words however (pulla is pretty self explanatory and runka means ‘to jerk off’) is that they’re all lacking in discretion. Surely the whole point of coming up with a new word is so women can talk about it without having to explain things literally. But these chosen alternatives are about as clandestine as saying “I’m just off for a quick vagging.”

And while anything that helps people communicate is a good thing it remains to be seen whether klittra will get the official nod and be inserted (pardon the pun) into the Swedish dictionary. In a world where words like grrrl and FOMO make the cut in international dictionaries, a word that’s actually trying to do some good probably deserves its place. But the only way it’ll be officially recognised is if enough people adopt its use and make the word commonplace.

So if you’d like to see klittra survive there’s only one thing to do ladies: close the door, get out the rainbow sprinkles and do your bit for linguistics.

——-

you’re welcome

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:10:08
From: dv
ID: 742197
Subject: re: June Chatting

People forget that Kentucky was a Union state in the civil war, or at least i do, or perhaps never knew.

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:10:32
From: transition
ID: 742198
Subject: re: June Chatting

just told told wife i’m fucken genius
she said ‘yes you’re an idiot savant’

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:12:22
From: JudgeMental
ID: 742199
Subject: re: June Chatting

sounds more like the plural form

one clitoris
two klittra.

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:12:35
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742200
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


People forget that Kentucky was a Union state in the civil war, or at least i do, or perhaps never knew.

Well it was the home state of Abraham Lincoln.

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:13:25
From: captain_spalding
ID: 742201
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


dv said:

People forget that Kentucky was a Union state in the civil war, or at least i do, or perhaps never knew.

Well it was the home state of Abraham Lincoln.

Who knew enough to get out of there.

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:15:18
From: JudgeMental
ID: 742203
Subject: re: June Chatting

and they have blue grass!!!

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:16:54
From: Arts
ID: 742204
Subject: re: June Chatting

JudgeMental said:


sounds more like the plural form

one clitoris
two klittra.

sparkly clitoris… I dunno, I suppose it was the best of the bad bunch

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:17:09
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742205
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


dv said:

People forget that Kentucky was a Union state in the civil war, or at least i do, or perhaps never knew.

Well it was the home state of Abraham Lincoln.

The reason I know that is because this song is on my play list.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pir4evpJ5GE

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:18:41
From: Arts
ID: 742206
Subject: re: June Chatting

we have a beautiful 23 here today… Perth weather.. you just can’t do much better.

Friends of ours went back to Scotland on Friday.. they are complaining now that their summer is colder in temp than the Perth winter… love those crazy Scots.

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:21:48
From: Divine Angel
ID: 742207
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:22:02
From: roughbarked
ID: 742208
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


we have a beautiful 23 here today… Perth weather.. you just can’t do much better.

Friends of ours went back to Scotland on Friday.. they are complaining now that their summer is colder in temp than the Perth winter… love those crazy Scots.

Many of their valleys would be higher than Bluff Knoll.

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:22:50
From: Arts
ID: 742209
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Peak Warming Man said:

dv said:

People forget that Kentucky was a Union state in the civil war, or at least i do, or perhaps never knew.

Well it was the home state of Abraham Lincoln.

The reason I know that is because this song is on my play list.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pir4evpJ5GE

you are quite the closet rocker…

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:22:54
From: JudgeMental
ID: 742210
Subject: re: June Chatting

made a reply to your brick question arts.

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:23:42
From: Arts
ID: 742211
Subject: re: June Chatting

ok.. I’ll go back and have a look

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:24:29
From: JudgeMental
ID: 742212
Subject: re: June Chatting

good, otherwise i will feel as if i have wasted my time.

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:24:46
From: JudgeMental
ID: 742213
Subject: re: June Chatting

:-)

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:26:01
From: Arts
ID: 742214
Subject: re: June Chatting

JudgeMental said:


I’d like to know the answers to one of the comments about it doing different ‘styles’ of brickwork.

going by its name it lays fastbrick, speedwall, these are the larger bricks that usually are not featured but rendered over.. so different styles of brickwork aren’t a prerequisite to the operation of the machine.

so we need better, more skilled machines to do the fancy stuff.

I have seen brick paving machines, great action to watch. The future is now

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLDP6s5FPCk

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:26:41
From: Arts
ID: 742215
Subject: re: June Chatting

JudgeMental said:


good, otherwise i will feel as if i have wasted my time.

that’s the purpose of this forum… to waste time until something funner comes along…

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:27:37
From: JudgeMental
ID: 742216
Subject: re: June Chatting

i can’t see it having a problem doing different bonds. it is just programming after all.

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:28:39
From: JudgeMental
ID: 742217
Subject: re: June Chatting

i’m the funniest it is going to get around here….and that is funny haha not funny peculiar.

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:31:12
From: Arts
ID: 742219
Subject: re: June Chatting

well, I’m going to paint a shelf and compose and erection… I just needed you all to know about klittras.

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:32:07
From: Arts
ID: 742220
Subject: re: June Chatting

- d

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:33:36
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 742221
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Celebrities who are actually terrible people

Never heard of most of them.

Although I agree about Ellen.

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:39:20
From: Dropbear
ID: 742222
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:



F’ing lol

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:42:27
From: kii
ID: 742224
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


JudgeMental said:

good, otherwise i will feel as if i have wasted my time.

that’s the purpose of this forum… to waste time until something funner comes along…

Oh, crap! Now you tell me :(

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:44:10
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 742226
Subject: re: June Chatting

arvo folks

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:46:42
From: kii
ID: 742227
Subject: re: June Chatting

Someone needs to save Skeppy. He’s fighting the lone battle with the Christians on farcebooked.

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:47:50
From: Skeptic Pete
ID: 742228
Subject: re: June Chatting

Oh how quaint.

This forum’s still here then is it? Goodness.

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:50:28
From: kii
ID: 742229
Subject: re: June Chatting

Skeptic Pete said:


Oh how quaint.

This forum’s still here then is it? Goodness.

*smack*

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:51:30
From: Skeptic Pete
ID: 742231
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Divine Angel said:


F’ing lol

I knew some roadies that used to go to Sizzlers for late lunch and stay till dinner.

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Date: 29/06/2015 13:58:01
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742234
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Someone needs to save Skeppy. He’s fighting the lone battle with the Christians on farcebooked.

Christians like Tony Abbott and Baloke Obama?
At least TA doesn’t break out into religious songs to try and convert the unbelievers.

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Date: 29/06/2015 14:35:30
From: transition
ID: 742235
Subject: re: June Chatting

mowin’ done for while, exept the horse yard, which i’m hopin’ the invisible horse will mow down
joy of the invisible horse is it eats invisible food and does invisible shits – very low-maintenance
inexpensive too’n the social status got from havin’ such is as tangible as if it were the real thing
do not be fooled now this invisible horse has real human friends’n the fucken thing it’s immortal
a more real invisible horse you won’t find, never to be taken ‘way, of things invisible ol’ he’s king

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Date: 29/06/2015 15:01:19
From: captain_spalding
ID: 742241
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Someone needs to save Skeppy. He’s fighting the lone battle with the Christians on farcebooked.

Where / how can i join Skeppy’s regiment?

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Date: 29/06/2015 15:23:19
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 742244
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


kii said:

Someone needs to save Skeppy. He’s fighting the lone battle with the Christians on farcebooked.

Christians like Tony Abbott and Baloke Obama?
At least TA doesn’t break out into religious songs to try and convert the unbelievers.

But is our Tone really a Christian, or does he just pretend to be, because it helped him attain the position of power he lusted after?

The same question could be asked of their Bloke of course.

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Date: 29/06/2015 15:27:13
From: Cymek
ID: 742246
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


Peak Warming Man said:

kii said:

Someone needs to save Skeppy. He’s fighting the lone battle with the Christians on farcebooked.

Christians like Tony Abbott and Baloke Obama?
At least TA doesn’t break out into religious songs to try and convert the unbelievers.

But is our Tone really a Christian, or does he just pretend to be, because it helped him attain the position of power he lusted after?

The same question could be asked of their Bloke of course.

I thought Obama was a closet atheist and only pretended to be a Charlie Church

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Date: 29/06/2015 15:44:31
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742249
Subject: re: June Chatting

I thought there was something more than fishy going on – the Kurdish Nes sites are complaining about ISIS fighters being let behind around the back of kobani, effectively Turkey is supporting Isis to take the town.

then you’ve got the millions of tonnes of weapons , money, men, machines and oil being transported Turkey to support Isis

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Date: 29/06/2015 15:45:53
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742250
Subject: re: June Chatting

I was watching vice magazines report , it shows big transport trucks moving along the highway supporting Isis

it’s a shame they didn’t take out Isis logistics

looks as if this war will be going forever now

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Date: 29/06/2015 15:46:24
From: dv
ID: 742251
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:



Where’s Troy McClure when you need him.

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Date: 29/06/2015 15:46:24
From: dv
ID: 742252
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:



Where’s Troy McClure when you need him.

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Date: 29/06/2015 15:47:49
From: captain_spalding
ID: 742253
Subject: re: June Chatting

I think dv will like this site:

http://liartownusa.tumblr.com/

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Date: 29/06/2015 15:48:18
From: Tamb
ID: 742254
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


I was watching vice magazines report , it shows big transport trucks moving along the highway supporting Isis

it’s a shame they didn’t take out Isis logistics

looks as if this war will be going forever now


Nuke Mecca & tell them if they don’t behave Medina is next.
We need to get back to more serious things like gay marriage :)

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Date: 29/06/2015 15:50:30
From: Cymek
ID: 742255
Subject: re: June Chatting

Must control self womenz at work are going on about god and jebus and those poor atheists

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Date: 29/06/2015 15:51:22
From: captain_spalding
ID: 742256
Subject: re: June Chatting

Big trucks taking stuff to ISIS?

Probably packages for the war tourists, from back home in Saudi Arabia.

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Date: 29/06/2015 15:51:55
From: captain_spalding
ID: 742257
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Must control self womenz at work are going on about god and jebus and those poor atheists

Yes, poor devils, having to spend every Sunday morning sleeping in.

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Date: 29/06/2015 15:54:06
From: Tamb
ID: 742258
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


Cymek said:

Must control self womenz at work are going on about god and jebus and those poor atheists

Yes, poor devils, having to spend every Sunday morning sleeping in.


Can’t sleep in Sundays. It’s either work or sailing.

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Date: 29/06/2015 15:54:56
From: captain_spalding
ID: 742259
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:

Can’t sleep in Sundays. It’s either work or sailing.

You mean, you can’t tell the difference?

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Date: 29/06/2015 15:57:31
From: Tamb
ID: 742260
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


Tamb said:

Can’t sleep in Sundays. It’s either work or sailing.

You mean, you can’t tell the difference?


Is there one?

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Date: 29/06/2015 15:58:46
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742261
Subject: re: June Chatting

Calabrian Mafia has strong connections in Australian politics, police reveal
Godfather’s son took on a clerical role at the Australian embassy in Rome
This is despite earlier investigations into godfather and drug importation
Former Liberal minister Amanda Vanstone was ambassador to Italy at the time

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3142628/Son-Mafia-boss-worked-Australian-Embassy-Italy-according-Four-Corners-investigation.html#ixzz3eQaGjvcR
Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

it makes sense now with vandstone rubber stamping the other mafia guy into the country

what happens when the mafia takes over a political party? don’t vote for them!!

there needs to be prosecutions quickly before the cancer spreads

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Date: 29/06/2015 15:59:37
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742262
Subject: re: June Chatting

The potential security breakdown occurred while former Liberal minister Amanda Vanstone (left) was the ambassador to Italy. She also came under fire for her role in approving a visa for another member of the Calabrian Mafia, boss Frank Madafferi (right), who was soon afterward was imprisoned for murder and drug trafficking

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3142628/Son-Mafia-boss-worked-Australian-Embassy-Italy-according-Four-Corners-investigation.html#ixzz3eQbcBIqP
Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

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Date: 29/06/2015 15:59:50
From: captain_spalding
ID: 742263
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


captain_spalding said:

Tamb said:

Can’t sleep in Sundays. It’s either work or sailing.

You mean, you can’t tell the difference?


Is there one?

Well, work usually has more pleasant climatic circumstances, has less motion sickness, isn’t conducted at lateral angles of up to 45 deg, and is vastly less damaging to your bank account.

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:00:36
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742264
Subject: re: June Chatting

Former Prime Minister John Howard has also been pictured meeting the mafia boss’ brother, Tony Madafferi, at a fundraiser, but is not believed to have known of his organised crime connections

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3142628/Son-Mafia-boss-worked-Australian-Embassy-Italy-according-Four-Corners-investigation.html#ixzz3eQbr7KuI
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Date: 29/06/2015 16:01:39
From: captain_spalding
ID: 742265
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


Former Prime Minister John Howard has also been pictured meeting the mafia boss’ brother, Tony Madafferi, at a fundraiser, but is not believed to have known of his organised crime connections

Don’t ask, don’t tell.

The principle of plausible deniability.

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:03:41
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742266
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


wookiemeister said:

Former Prime Minister John Howard has also been pictured meeting the mafia boss’ brother, Tony Madafferi, at a fundraiser, but is not believed to have known of his organised crime connections

Don’t ask, don’t tell.

The principle of plausible deniability.


the LNP is white collar crime

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:04:21
From: Tamb
ID: 742267
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


Tamb said:

captain_spalding said:

You mean, you can’t tell the difference?


Is there one?


I sail on Lake Tinaroo on the Atherton Tableland.

Well, work usually has more pleasant climatic circumstances, has less motion sickness, isn’t conducted at lateral angles of up to 45 deg, and is vastly less damaging to your bank account.

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:06:00
From: Dropbear
ID: 742268
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Must control self womenz at work are going on about god and jebus and those poor atheists

Take a fortnight off on stress leave for a hostile work environment

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:06:04
From: captain_spalding
ID: 742269
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:

I sail on Lake Tinaroo on the Atherton Tableland.

What type of boat?

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:06:05
From: captain_spalding
ID: 742270
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:

I sail on Lake Tinaroo on the Atherton Tableland.

What type of boat?

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:06:51
From: captain_spalding
ID: 742271
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:

the LNP is white collar crime

The LNP prefer to call it ‘entrepreneurship’.

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:06:57
From: Dropbear
ID: 742272
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


Tamb said:

I sail on Lake Tinaroo on the Atherton Tableland.

What type of boat?

Fucking sail boat

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:07:18
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742273
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tamb said:


captain_spalding said:

Tamb said:

Is there one?


I sail on Lake Tinaroo on the Atherton Tableland.

Well, work usually has more pleasant climatic circumstances, has less motion sickness, isn’t conducted at lateral angles of up to 45 deg, and is vastly less damaging to your bank account.


lake tinaroo can be extremely rough especially by the dam wall

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:07:34
From: captain_spalding
ID: 742274
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


captain_spalding said:

Tamb said:

I sail on Lake Tinaroo on the Atherton Tableland.

What type of boat?

Fucking sail boat

And they say that the age of wit has passed!

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:08:12
From: Tamb
ID: 742275
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


Tamb said:

I sail on Lake Tinaroo on the Atherton Tableland.

What type of boat?


A much Modified VJ or a Windrush. Occasionally I get a ride on a Tornado.

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:08:28
From: Dropbear
ID: 742276
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


Dropbear said:

captain_spalding said:

What type of boat?

Fucking sail boat

And they say that the age of wit has passed!

They’re half right

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:09:33
From: Tamb
ID: 742277
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


Dropbear said:

captain_spalding said:

What type of boat?

Fucking sail boat

And they say that the age of wit has passed!


Well, it’s half passed.

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:09:50
From: poikilotherm
ID: 742278
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


captain_spalding said:

Tamb said:

I sail on Lake Tinaroo on the Atherton Tableland.

What type of boat?

Fucking sail boat

lulz

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:10:36
From: poikilotherm
ID: 742279
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Divine Angel said:

!http://notalwaysright.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/d1c39781-f16b-4514-a45e-559029347d05.jpg

Where’s Troy McClure when you need him.

Sleeping with the fishes.

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:10:48
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742280
Subject: re: June Chatting

theres plenty of wind on that lake

if you look over to your left facing the dam wall near the dam wall you’ll see a local land developer has poisoned all the tree on that little peninsular bit so the houses of a new estate can get a good view

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:11:17
From: captain_spalding
ID: 742281
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


dv said:

Divine Angel said:

!http://notalwaysright.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/d1c39781-f16b-4514-a45e-559029347d05.jpg

Where’s Troy McClure when you need him.

Sleeping with the fishes.


Even Doug McClure is gone. :(

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:11:32
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742282
Subject: re: June Chatting

they’ve poisoned hundreds of trees there

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:13:28
From: Dropbear
ID: 742283
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


they’ve poisoned hundreds of trees there

Put up a parking lot
Ooooh

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:15:56
From: captain_spalding
ID: 742284
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


theres plenty of wind on that lake

if you look over to your left facing the dam wall near the dam wall you’ll see a local land developer has poisoned all the tree on that little peninsular bit so the houses of a new estate can get a good view

When i worked for a seaside Council, some new trees were planted in a coastal park. A resident from across the road made a remark to the parks supervisor about how the trees would block their ocean view, and how the trees ‘might not survive’.

The inspector agreed with the resident that such was not an unknown occurrence, but that if the trees’ failed to thrive’, then Council might replace them with some park structures. Made of steel. Painted in very bright colours.

The trees did quite well.

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:17:58
From: Tamb
ID: 742285
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


wookiemeister said:

theres plenty of wind on that lake

Normally 10 to 15 knots.

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:19:53
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 742286
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


wookiemeister said:

they’ve poisoned hundreds of trees there

Put up a parking lot
Ooooh

then they’s dugged it up again to see if twas indeed Richie…
Foooooooour coughs was enough for ‘im
He died of hat de-seat……

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:27:13
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 742287
Subject: re: June Chatting

yeah….. no encores…..soz

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:28:14
From: transition
ID: 742288
Subject: re: June Chatting

‘nough whipperin’, ought get jennifer goin’n have me a shower
other’s stingin’ up stew on toast, pardalote songin’ on antenna
walk down check mail after eat’n take canine Larry for wander
meal be landed’n all steamin’ screamin’n eat me’n lots pepper

listenin’…

#Zora Young – Bad track record

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:30:21
From: Cymek
ID: 742289
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Cymek said:

Must control self womenz at work are going on about god and jebus and those poor atheists

Take a fortnight off on stress leave for a hostile work environment

I should try that hey

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:32:38
From: Dropbear
ID: 742290
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Dropbear said:

Cymek said:

Must control self womenz at work are going on about god and jebus and those poor atheists

Take a fortnight off on stress leave for a hostile work environment

I should try that hey

I hear all sorts of good Workcover stories now

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:36:58
From: Cymek
ID: 742293
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Cymek said:

Dropbear said:

Take a fortnight off on stress leave for a hostile work environment

I should try that hey

I hear all sorts of good Workcover stories now

I have as well, client yelling at a worker and them going on compo, someone misuing database for personal use and suspended on full pay, gee thats a punishment

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:40:25
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742294
Subject: re: June Chatting

captain_spalding said:


wookiemeister said:

theres plenty of wind on that lake

if you look over to your left facing the dam wall near the dam wall you’ll see a local land developer has poisoned all the tree on that little peninsular bit so the houses of a new estate can get a good view

When i worked for a seaside Council, some new trees were planted in a coastal park. A resident from across the road made a remark to the parks supervisor about how the trees would block their ocean view, and how the trees ‘might not survive’.

The inspector agreed with the resident that such was not an unknown occurrence, but that if the trees’ failed to thrive’, then Council might replace them with some park structures. Made of steel. Painted in very bright colours.

The trees did quite well.


that wont happen in this situation. the land developer being a helpful kind of person offered to do some cleaning up of this nearby land (someone elses land), poison then remove, poison then remove.

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:42:16
From: dv
ID: 742295
Subject: re: June Chatting

The unit cost of the new Ford class aircraft carriers is 12.8 billion USD.

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:46:22
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742296
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


The unit cost of the new Ford class aircraft carriers is 12.8 billion USD.

maybe they need to 3D print them?

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:48:14
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 742297
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


The unit cost of the new Ford class aircraft carriers is 12.8 billion USD.

and not for profit…..

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:53:48
From: Cymek
ID: 742298
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


The unit cost of the new Ford class aircraft carriers is 12.8 billion USD.

That’s not too bad, maybe it will be the new toy for the uber-rich

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:54:18
From: dv
ID: 742299
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


dv said:

The unit cost of the new Ford class aircraft carriers is 12.8 billion USD.

That’s not too bad, maybe it will be the new toy for the uber-rich

That would be weird.

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:55:46
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 742301
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Cymek said:

dv said:

The unit cost of the new Ford class aircraft carriers is 12.8 billion USD.

That’s not too bad, maybe it will be the new toy for the uber-rich

That would be weird.

Only for you fools who crushed your megalomaniac impulses. bwahahahaha!!

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:57:03
From: Cymek
ID: 742302
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Cymek said:

dv said:

The unit cost of the new Ford class aircraft carriers is 12.8 billion USD.

That’s not too bad, maybe it will be the new toy for the uber-rich

That would be weird.

They are cheaper that I thought, with personnel, aircraft and equipment though they’d be worth a couple of hundred billion give or take

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Date: 29/06/2015 16:58:52
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742304
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


dv said:

Cymek said:

That’s not too bad, maybe it will be the new toy for the uber-rich

That would be weird.

They are cheaper that I thought, with personnel, aircraft and equipment though they’d be worth a couple of hundred billion give or take


and with ongoing maintenance I would say it would the equivalent of some countries GDP

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Date: 29/06/2015 17:03:42
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742305
Subject: re: June Chatting

What if we all chipped in and got one for the forum.

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Date: 29/06/2015 17:03:51
From: dv
ID: 742306
Subject: re: June Chatting

FTR the Ford-class aircraft carrier unit price is higher than the GDP of 61 sovereign countries.

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Date: 29/06/2015 17:04:28
From: dv
ID: 742307
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


What if we all chipped in and got one for the forum.

Good idea but I foresee all kinds of fights over the timeshare arrangements.

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Date: 29/06/2015 17:04:54
From: JudgeMental
ID: 742308
Subject: re: June Chatting

The unit cost of the new Ford class aircraft carriers is 12.8 billion USD.

as long as it isn’t Ford build quality things should be fine.

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Date: 29/06/2015 17:06:36
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742309
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Peak Warming Man said:

What if we all chipped in and got one for the forum.

Good idea but I foresee all kinds of fights over the timeshare arrangements.

Not to mention the colour.

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Date: 29/06/2015 17:06:39
From: dv
ID: 742310
Subject: re: June Chatting

Gerald rather than Henry, I reckon.

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Date: 29/06/2015 17:09:30
From: dv
ID: 742311
Subject: re: June Chatting

We all be stumbling in at the wrong time to discover PWM pressure testing a brace of boilers and he be all “Dude you didn’t see the sock on the door?”

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Date: 29/06/2015 17:10:32
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742312
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m thinking fish and chips, probably the whiting with tartar sauce and a cold popular cola tonight.

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Date: 29/06/2015 17:11:16
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742313
Subject: re: June Chatting

>>pressure testing a brace of boilers

LOL.

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Date: 29/06/2015 17:14:58
From: JudgeMental
ID: 742314
Subject: re: June Chatting

like the pledge.

:-)

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Date: 29/06/2015 17:16:15
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742315
Subject: re: June Chatting

So how/why exactly has what’s going on in Greece resulted in a $40bn loss for the Oz share market?

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Date: 29/06/2015 17:18:09
From: dv
ID: 742316
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


So how/why exactly has what’s going on in Greece resulted in a $40bn loss for the Oz share market?

MZL will explain

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Date: 29/06/2015 17:25:46
From: sibeen
ID: 742319
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


dv said:

Peak Warming Man said:

What if we all chipped in and got one for the forum.

Good idea but I foresee all kinds of fights over the timeshare arrangements.

Not to mention the colour.

It would be orange, although there may be some argument about its exact hue once the sun goes down.

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Date: 29/06/2015 17:26:11
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742320
Subject: re: June Chatting

Venus & Jupiter now so close I doubt I’d be able to squeeze between them.

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Date: 29/06/2015 17:33:04
From: dv
ID: 742321
Subject: re: June Chatting

Venus is pretty dingdong bright at the moment. Can see it before sunset.

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Date: 29/06/2015 17:34:23
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742322
Subject: re: June Chatting

In December 2010, a US citizen, then 55-years of age, was reported missing while visiting Australia on a tourist visa.

He was last sighted by a friend near Port Douglas and was believed to be heading to the beach near Mossman with his green kayak.

The kayak was later recovered from Wangetti Beach in January 2011.

Friends, family and police have been unable to make contact with him since 2010.

On Saturday, officers investigating a matter in the Smithfield area stumbled across the now 60-year-old man where he confessed to police that he had been listed as a missing person.

He has been featured regularly in police missing person’s articles since 2010.

“Police would like to thank members of the public who have contacted Crime Stoppers over the past five years with information and reported sightings of him,” a Queensland Police Service statement read.

The Department of Immigration and Border Protection has detained the man ahead of his removal from Australia.
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The old kayak stunt hey.
They found a man and his wife in England living the life of Riley on the mans life insurance money seven years after he went missing from his kayak in the Channel.

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Date: 29/06/2015 17:40:00
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742323
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


So how/why exactly has what’s going on in Greece resulted in a $40bn loss for the Oz share market?

stock options on pickled olive just fell over

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Date: 29/06/2015 17:40:29
From: dv
ID: 742324
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


In December 2010, a US citizen, then 55-years of age, was reported missing while visiting Australia on a tourist visa.

He was last sighted by a friend near Port Douglas and was believed to be heading to the beach near Mossman with his green kayak.

The kayak was later recovered from Wangetti Beach in January 2011.

Friends, family and police have been unable to make contact with him since 2010.

On Saturday, officers investigating a matter in the Smithfield area stumbled across the now 60-year-old man where he confessed to police that he had been listed as a missing person.

He has been featured regularly in police missing person’s articles since 2010.

“Police would like to thank members of the public who have contacted Crime Stoppers over the past five years with information and reported sightings of him,” a Queensland Police Service statement read.

The Department of Immigration and Border Protection has detained the man ahead of his removal from Australia.
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The old kayak stunt hey.
They found a man and his wife in England living the life of Riley on the mans life insurance money seven years after he went missing from his kayak in the Channel.

It’s the same backwards

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Date: 29/06/2015 17:58:00
From: transition
ID: 742328
Subject: re: June Chatting

Scott he stopped the boats now’s gonna stop, yeah…

he’s a stopper

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Date: 29/06/2015 18:02:43
From: Dropbear
ID: 742330
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


The unit cost of the new Ford class aircraft carriers is 12.8 billion USD.

Ford class ? Not heard of them.. The most forgettable president ever

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Date: 29/06/2015 18:08:55
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742332
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


dv said:

The unit cost of the new Ford class aircraft carriers is 12.8 billion USD.

“Ford class ? Not heard of them.. The most forgettable president ever” – comic book guy

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Date: 29/06/2015 18:19:33
From: monkey skipper
ID: 742337
Subject: re: June Chatting

hello

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Date: 29/06/2015 18:23:05
From: AwesomeO
ID: 742338
Subject: re: June Chatting

Latest order of book goodness which should arrive in time to meet the new bookcase which is due to be installed any day now.

Londonistan
Hostile Waters
English Society in the Early Middle Ages: 1066-1307 (Hist of England, Penguin)
Hamburger Hill
Mauve: How One Man Invented a Colour That Changed the World
Okinawa: The Battle for Okinawa
Inside Soviet Military Intelligence
The Russian Revolution
AK47: THE STORY OF THE PEOPLE’S GUN
Washington Goes to War
The Hatfields and the McCoys
Raid!: The Untold Story of Patton’s Secret Mission
Conspiracies and Cover-Ups
The First Crusade (Canto)

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Date: 29/06/2015 18:35:12
From: monkey skipper
ID: 742339
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Latest order of book goodness which should arrive in time to meet the new bookcase which is due to be installed any day now.

Londonistan
Hostile Waters
English Society in the Early Middle Ages: 1066-1307 (Hist of England, Penguin)
Hamburger Hill
Mauve: How One Man Invented a Colour That Changed the World
Okinawa: The Battle for Okinawa
Inside Soviet Military Intelligence
The Russian Revolution
AK47: THE STORY OF THE PEOPLE’S GUN
Washington Goes to War
The Hatfields and the McCoys
Raid!: The Untold Story of Patton’s Secret Mission
Conspiracies and Cover-Ups
The First Crusade (Canto)

Hmm.. a war buff?

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Date: 29/06/2015 18:43:13
From: buffy
ID: 742340
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hello Holidayers.

Can’t talk. Busy being frustrated identifying fungi I photographed today. I’ve got three of the four, but the last one is going to be called Brown Target Marked Fungus.

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Date: 29/06/2015 18:46:06
From: dv
ID: 742342
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:


AwesomeO said:

Latest order of book goodness which should arrive in time to meet the new bookcase which is due to be installed any day now.

Londonistan
Hostile Waters
English Society in the Early Middle Ages: 1066-1307 (Hist of England, Penguin)
Hamburger Hill
Mauve: How One Man Invented a Colour That Changed the World
Okinawa: The Battle for Okinawa
Inside Soviet Military Intelligence
The Russian Revolution
AK47: THE STORY OF THE PEOPLE’S GUN
Washington Goes to War
The Hatfields and the McCoys
Raid!: The Untold Story of Patton’s Secret Mission
Conspiracies and Cover-Ups
The First Crusade (Canto)

Hmm.. a war buff?

The Mauveine one sounds interesting.

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Date: 29/06/2015 18:46:30
From: dv
ID: 742343
Subject: re: June Chatting

“Dr Westaway said there was no archaeological, DNA, or human paleontological evidence to suggest there were people here prior to the first Australians.”

Um …

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Date: 29/06/2015 18:47:56
From: AwesomeO
ID: 742346
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:


AwesomeO said:

Latest order of book goodness which should arrive in time to meet the new bookcase which is due to be installed any day now.

Londonistan
Hostile Waters
English Society in the Early Middle Ages: 1066-1307 (Hist of England, Penguin)
Hamburger Hill
Mauve: How One Man Invented a Colour That Changed the World
Okinawa: The Battle for Okinawa
Inside Soviet Military Intelligence
The Russian Revolution
AK47: THE STORY OF THE PEOPLE’S GUN
Washington Goes to War
The Hatfields and the McCoys
Raid!: The Untold Story of Patton’s Secret Mission
Conspiracies and Cover-Ups
The First Crusade (Canto)

Hmm.. a war buff?

I do like military history and history in general but my book lists usually come from from the “if you liked that you might like this” wander. I have done explorers in the past and come away with 10 or so books dealing with famous explorers and the history of colonialism.

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Date: 29/06/2015 18:49:54
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742348
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


“Dr Westaway said there was no archaeological, DNA, or human paleontological evidence to suggest there were people here prior to the first Australians.”

Um …

My understanding, it may be wrong, is that the Tasmanian Aboriginies were first here and wer pushed slowly southward by the now mainland aborigines, yeah?

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Date: 29/06/2015 18:50:07
From: monkey skipper
ID: 742349
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


monkey skipper said:

AwesomeO said:

Latest order of book goodness which should arrive in time to meet the new bookcase which is due to be installed any day now.

Londonistan
Hostile Waters
English Society in the Early Middle Ages: 1066-1307 (Hist of England, Penguin)
Hamburger Hill
Mauve: How One Man Invented a Colour That Changed the World
Okinawa: The Battle for Okinawa
Inside Soviet Military Intelligence
The Russian Revolution
AK47: THE STORY OF THE PEOPLE’S GUN
Washington Goes to War
The Hatfields and the McCoys
Raid!: The Untold Story of Patton’s Secret Mission
Conspiracies and Cover-Ups
The First Crusade (Canto)

Hmm.. a war buff?

The Mauveine one sounds interesting.

I guess so.

I am trying to find the assessment I am currently progressing through interesting….but alas…

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Date: 29/06/2015 18:50:43
From: monkey skipper
ID: 742350
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


dv said:

“Dr Westaway said there was no archaeological, DNA, or human paleontological evidence to suggest there were people here prior to the first Australians.”

Um …

My understanding, it may be wrong, is that the Tasmanian Aboriginies were first here and wer pushed slowly southward by the now mainland aborigines, yeah?

That is my understanding as well.

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Date: 29/06/2015 18:51:49
From: monkey skipper
ID: 742351
Subject: re: June Chatting

what will happen when Greece defaults on their loan?

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Date: 29/06/2015 18:53:11
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 742353
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:


what will happen when Greece defaults on their loan?

It’s all up in the air to be honest.

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Date: 29/06/2015 18:54:26
From: JudgeMental
ID: 742355
Subject: re: June Chatting

the liquidators go in and there will be bargains galore on offer. everything must go.

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Date: 29/06/2015 18:55:34
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 742358
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:


what will happen when Greece defaults on their loan?

The IMF and the ECB would like there to be more spending cuts as well as tax increases so if the referendum is successful and it is clear that Greeks overwhelmingly want to stay in the eurozone then they might bite the bullet on spending cuts.

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Date: 29/06/2015 18:56:13
From: dv
ID: 742359
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


monkey skipper said:

what will happen when Greece defaults on their loan?

It’s all up in the air to be honest.

There are opinions all over the place. Either there will be a global market melt down or everyone will just shrug and be over it in a month, or something else.

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Date: 29/06/2015 18:57:27
From: AwesomeO
ID: 742362
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:


what will happen when Greece defaults on their loan?

Dunno, but what option might be getting kicked out of the currency, reinstalling the drachma which will be worth bugger all which will invite investment, manufacturing and tourism. I think the EU idea was ok for removing innefficiencies at borders but with one currency and many nations, individual nations no longer have what Keating called the automatic stabilisers.

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Date: 29/06/2015 18:58:45
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742363
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


monkey skipper said:

what will happen when Greece defaults on their loan?

The IMF and the ECB would like there to be more spending cuts as well as tax increases so if the referendum is successful and it is clear that Greeks overwhelmingly want to stay in the eurozone then they might bite the bullet on spending cuts.


I think Greece should tell them to go to hell

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Date: 29/06/2015 19:02:44
From: dv
ID: 742368
Subject: re: June Chatting

This interview with the Greek Finance minister is instructive: there’s not much point in throwing more money at it if corruption and inefficiency are just going to eat it up:

Varoufakis: Europe wasn’t prepared for the crisis in Greece and made decisions that just made everything worse. Now the EU resembles a gambling addict throwing good money after bad. We can’t say: “Stop! Did we do something wrong? Did we perhaps understand this crisis wrong?”

ZEIT ONLINE: Did we? After all, the Greek economy has recently been back on a growth course.

Varoufakis: Perhaps if you look at things in purely statistical terms. But, in reality, incomes and prices are falling. The existing crisis policies have strengthened political forces on the far right all over Europe – in Greece, in France, in Italy. We need a change of course.

ZEIT ONLINE: Many Germans fear this is an excuse to dial back reforms.

Varoufakis: Germans have to understand that it doesn’t mean we’re turning away from the reform path if we give an additional €300 a year to a pensioner living on €300 a month. When we talk about reforms, we should talk about cartels, about rich Greeks who hardly pay any taxes. Why does a kilometer of freeway cost three times as much where we are as it does in Germany?

ZEIT ONLINE: Why?

Varoufakis: Because we’re dealing with a system of cronyism and corruption. That’s what we have to tackle. But, instead, we’re debating pharmacy opening times.

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Date: 29/06/2015 19:06:05
From: AwesomeO
ID: 742371
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dunno if it s true, might be doubtful but I heard there are no completed buildings in Greece. Some tax kicked in when a building is registered as complete so no one registers it. Or something like that. Might just be a pisstake on the ruins but made plausible by the massive tax avoidance.

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Date: 29/06/2015 19:11:16
From: poikilotherm
ID: 742373
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:

Varoufakis: Because we’re dealing with a system of cronyism and corruption. That’s what we have to tackle. But, instead, we’re debating pharmacy opening times.

Important stuff from this Greek.

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Date: 29/06/2015 19:13:36
From: dv
ID: 742376
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-29/barack-obama-david-attenborough-talk-climate-change-white-house/6580448

Turns out BHO was a big fan of Sir David growing up.

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Date: 29/06/2015 19:18:25
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742377
Subject: re: June Chatting

We can settle in to barmy long and late southern nights when the north kicks off Wimbledon, Tour De France and The Ashes.

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Date: 29/06/2015 19:20:53
From: monkey skipper
ID: 742378
Subject: re: June Chatting

Yesterday. The temperature was lower for Melbourne than Hobart during the day. I was surprised.

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Date: 29/06/2015 19:36:14
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742384
Subject: re: June Chatting

The dangers of Disney’s film about Charles Darwin
Philip Ball

Faced with a man so misunderstood, a ‘swashbuckling’ biopic about the naturalist could go horribly wrong. Here are a few blunders best avoided

http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/jun/29/dangers-disney-film-darwin

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Date: 29/06/2015 19:38:05
From: monkey skipper
ID: 742386
Subject: re: June Chatting

hi bubblecar.

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Date: 29/06/2015 19:39:46
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742392
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hi monkey.

Hobart’s usually warmer than the middle of the island, too.

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Date: 29/06/2015 19:41:47
From: Arts
ID: 742395
Subject: re: June Chatting

evening.. made some chicken cordon bleu today.. will put it on in a little while, but for the moment a relaxing cider

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Date: 29/06/2015 19:43:10
From: Arts
ID: 742396
Subject: re: June Chatting

any news of the sale? SL been in?

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Date: 29/06/2015 19:47:59
From: OCDC
ID: 742402
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:

2. Heavy metal plant

Many activities of modern life—including mining, industry, intensive agriculture and plastic disposal—result in heavy metal residues. Decontamination of polluted land is difficult and expensive, but there are plants that might be able do the job for us. In 2014 a new species in the violet family from Luzon Island in the Philippines was described. Rinorea niccolifera is a shrub which grows in nickel-rich soil and has the ability to extract and store nickel. Along with another 450 plant species that ‘like’ metal, it could be used to restore polluted soil, and the harvested plants could even be mined for metal.
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You’d be knickeless before you knew it with a small serving of Rinorea niccolifera once a day.

NOMNOMNOM

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Date: 29/06/2015 19:50:22
From: Dropbear
ID: 742404
Subject: re: June Chatting

So if he’s a terminator, why is Arnie aging?

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Date: 29/06/2015 19:57:04
From: monkey skipper
ID: 742411
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Hi monkey.

Hobart’s usually warmer than the middle of the island, too.

hmm

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Date: 29/06/2015 19:58:15
From: monkey skipper
ID: 742412
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


So if he’s a terminator, why is Arnie aging?

loose wiring?

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Date: 29/06/2015 19:58:49
From: Dropbear
ID: 742413
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:


Dropbear said:

So if he’s a terminator, why is Arnie aging?

loose wiring?

Makes his skin sag and go grey?

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Date: 29/06/2015 19:59:11
From: monkey skipper
ID: 742414
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


monkey skipper said:

Dropbear said:

So if he’s a terminator, why is Arnie aging?

loose wiring?

Makes his skin sag and go grey?

Why not?

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Date: 29/06/2015 20:00:14
From: Dropbear
ID: 742415
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:


Dropbear said:

monkey skipper said:

loose wiring?

Makes his skin sag and go grey?

Why not?

BECAUSE SCIENCE, LANA!!

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Date: 29/06/2015 20:03:04
From: JudgeMental
ID: 742416
Subject: re: June Chatting

it’s the plastic exoskin melting. it is hotter now than it will be in the future, thanks to the nuclear winter, and the plastics can’t handle it.

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Date: 29/06/2015 20:04:17
From: monkey skipper
ID: 742417
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


monkey skipper said:

Dropbear said:

Makes his skin sag and go grey?

Why not?

BECAUSE SCIENCE, LANA!!

Consider this. He has a bio-covering and the pigment of that out bio covering is controlled by instructions convey via an artificial electrical network. The wiring system is decaying and as a consequence the bio material is degrading at a faster rate.

shrugs

write your own sci-fi next instalment!

I suppose for robots to fit into society some changes need to be mimicked from time to time – yeah?

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Date: 29/06/2015 20:07:13
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742418
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


monkey skipper said:

Dropbear said:

So if he’s a terminator, why is Arnie aging?

loose wiring?

Makes his skin sag and go grey?


ponds institute attacked by skynet

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Date: 29/06/2015 20:07:43
From: party_pants
ID: 742419
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


So if he’s a terminator, why is Arnie aging?

To fit in and not arouse suspicion.

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Date: 29/06/2015 20:23:11
From: Arts
ID: 742420
Subject: re: June Chatting

perfect problem solved… next!

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Date: 29/06/2015 20:30:35
From: buffy
ID: 742422
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’ve fed Mr buffy, IDd some fungi and watched Dr Who. Still got some other things to do tonight, but you lot can hang around over here in the corner if you like.

Some fungi:

 photo BrownTargetfaceMushroom2 29June15_zpsgjzesvs6.jpg

 photo Macrolepiota clelandii2 29June15_zpsjjnd47ny.jpg

 photo Hygrocybe lewellinae3 29June15_zpsr0ogpduo.jpg

 photo Dermocybe austroveneta4 29June15_zpsymnhpj7i.jpg

None of them look very inviting for eating.

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Date: 29/06/2015 20:33:03
From: AwesomeO
ID: 742423
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hey Droppy, off to Bendigo tomorrow, might be getting a PS4. Have you seen the new assassins creed coming out? Games are getting rediculously good in realism, they are replicating entire cities now.

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Date: 29/06/2015 20:34:18
From: dv
ID: 742424
Subject: re: June Chatting

The old looking Terminator in Terminator Genisys is not an old Terminator. It is a separate one made with old tissue no doubt for some silly reason that will be made plain in the movie.

Each of the Terminators seen in the four movies is a different machine.

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Date: 29/06/2015 20:37:13
From: furious
ID: 742426
Subject: re: June Chatting

Unity looked good and after they fixed it, it was impressive. But they’ve done whole cities in other iterations, they’re just bigger now. The London one looks good though…

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Date: 29/06/2015 20:39:53
From: AwesomeO
ID: 742427
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • Have you seen the new assassins creed coming out? Games are getting rediculously good in realism, they are replicating entire cities now.

Unity looked good and after they fixed it, it was impressive. But they’ve done whole cities in other iterations, they’re just bigger now. The London one looks good though…

I meant more the cities now are more populated and more realistic and the citizens have lives and subject to random effects. Not just like in the days of old regenerating sprites repeating the same thing.

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Date: 29/06/2015 20:42:51
From: furious
ID: 742428
Subject: re: June Chatting

Yeah, Unity was good like that…

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Date: 29/06/2015 20:44:01
From: dv
ID: 742429
Subject: re: June Chatting

Sure but you can’t beat the wamth of playing AC on an old Amiga.

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Date: 29/06/2015 20:45:12
From: OCDC
ID: 742430
Subject: re: June Chatting

I prefer Smurf on Coleco.

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Date: 29/06/2015 20:46:45
From: Dropbear
ID: 742431
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Hey Droppy, off to Bendigo tomorrow, might be getting a PS4. Have you seen the new assassins creed coming out? Games are getting rediculously good in realism, they are replicating entire cities now.

Yeh I really enjoyed AC Unity .. Was a great game… Witcher 3 has been outstanding though. Best single player game in a long long time

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Date: 29/06/2015 20:49:59
From: monkey skipper
ID: 742433
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Sure but you can’t beat the wamth of playing AC on an old Amiga.

Loose wiring again as the machine ignites from the dust in the fan vent holes?

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Date: 29/06/2015 20:50:13
From: Dropbear
ID: 742434
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • I meant more the cities now are more populated and more realistic and the citizens have lives and subject to random effects. Not just like in the days of old regenerating sprites repeating the same thing.

Yeah, Unity was good like that…

I loved Unity. Wish they would redo the Renaissance ones

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Date: 29/06/2015 20:50:40
From: monkey skipper
ID: 742435
Subject: re: June Chatting

hi furious!

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Date: 29/06/2015 20:51:24
From: furious
ID: 742436
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m slowly getting into Witcher 3, helps pass the time until the next AC game…

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Date: 29/06/2015 20:51:46
From: dv
ID: 742437
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:


dv said:

Sure but you can’t beat the wamth of playing AC on an old Amiga.

Loose wiring again as the machine ignites from the dust in the fan vent holes?

No warm like the sound of vinyl.

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Date: 29/06/2015 20:52:25
From: Dropbear
ID: 742438
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • Yeh I really enjoyed AC Unity .. Was a great game… Witcher 3 has been outstanding though. Best single player game in a long long time

I’m slowly getting into Witcher 3, helps pass the time until the next AC game…

I love the Lore… The novels have been great as well.. Considering they were polish translated to French translated to English

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Date: 29/06/2015 20:53:13
From: Dropbear
ID: 742439
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


monkey skipper said:

dv said:

Sure but you can’t beat the wamth of playing AC on an old Amiga.

Loose wiring again as the machine ignites from the dust in the fan vent holes?

No warm like the sound of vinyl.

The Amiga was so far ahead of its time … Amazing bit of kit

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Date: 29/06/2015 20:53:41
From: furious
ID: 742440
Subject: re: June Chatting

I don’t know why, maybe because it my first one, but Revelations is probably my favourite…

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Date: 29/06/2015 20:53:44
From: JudgeMental
ID: 742441
Subject: re: June Chatting

No warm like the sound of vinyl.

kinky!

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Date: 29/06/2015 20:54:26
From: furious
ID: 742442
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hello monkey…

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Date: 29/06/2015 20:55:19
From: Dropbear
ID: 742443
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • I loved Unity. Wish they would redo the Renaissance ones

I don’t know why, maybe because it my first one, but Revelations is probably my favourite…

Is that the pirate one? Not played that…

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Date: 29/06/2015 20:58:36
From: monkey skipper
ID: 742444
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


monkey skipper said:

dv said:

Sure but you can’t beat the wamth of playing AC on an old Amiga.

Loose wiring again as the machine ignites from the dust in the fan vent holes?

No warm like the sound of vinyl.

Mmmm…vinyl.

I always have to re-type vinyl. Some how some words go into the long term memory incorrectly subconsciously and yet consciously they are identified to need correction. A little bit like times tables, if your learn them by the rote method there might be a few that went into the memory with a haziness of some sorts and need conscious recall efforts rather that just regurgitating automatic responses. Or you don’t have those experiences at all …or for other reasons on other subjects?

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Date: 29/06/2015 21:00:26
From: monkey skipper
ID: 742445
Subject: re: June Chatting

For example, I always have to think about spelling pys …pysch…psychology!

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Date: 29/06/2015 21:01:34
From: furious
ID: 742446
Subject: re: June Chatting

Mainly Ezio in Constantinople with flashbacks to Altair and, ofcourse, the Desmond stuff…

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Date: 29/06/2015 21:11:49
From: Dropbear
ID: 742447
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • Is that the pirate one? Not played that…

Mainly Ezio in Constantinople with flashbacks to Altair and, ofcourse, the Desmond stuff…

Hmm ok thanks. Will check it out

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Date: 29/06/2015 21:12:14
From: dv
ID: 742448
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cor blimey there is a current affairs program doing a story on dole bludgers.

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Date: 29/06/2015 21:28:42
From: dv
ID: 742450
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Cor blimey there is a current affairs program doing a story on dole bludgers.

And now a story on Glad wrap … fmd

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Date: 29/06/2015 21:31:42
From: furious
ID: 742451
Subject: re: June Chatting

Sounds like you’re watching bad boy bubby…

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Date: 29/06/2015 21:31:59
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 742452
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:

And now a story on Glad wrap … fmd

Is it pro or con?

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Date: 29/06/2015 21:34:06
From: party_pants
ID: 742453
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


dv said:

And now a story on Glad wrap … fmd

Is it pro or con?

Is there ever a good news story on these shows?

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Date: 29/06/2015 21:34:19
From: monkey skipper
ID: 742454
Subject: re: June Chatting

hey droppy…have you seen my FB picture of a Morton Bay fig tree?

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Date: 29/06/2015 21:34:24
From: sibeen
ID: 742455
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


dv said:

Cor blimey there is a current affairs program doing a story on dole bludgers.

And now a story on Glad wrap … fmd

I’ve found that most televisions come with an ON / OFF button, or for those especially intelligent a channel changing selection input.

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Date: 29/06/2015 21:37:31
From: sibeen
ID: 742456
Subject: re: June Chatting

Picture taken from an article in the Guardian. All I could think of is “I hate Illinois Nazis” :)

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Date: 29/06/2015 21:41:59
From: dv
ID: 742459
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


dv said:

dv said:

Cor blimey there is a current affairs program doing a story on dole bludgers.

And now a story on Glad wrap … fmd

I’ve found that most televisions come with an ON / OFF button, or for those especially intelligent a channel changing selection input.

This is true but a) the boss lady wanted to watch it and b) I got a morbid satisfaction out of how bad it was

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Date: 29/06/2015 21:42:57
From: Dropbear
ID: 742460
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:


hey droppy…have you seen my FB picture of a Morton Bay fig tree?

I don’t think so

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Date: 29/06/2015 21:42:58
From: dv
ID: 742461
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Witty Rejoinder said:

dv said:

And now a story on Glad wrap … fmd

Is it pro or con?

Is there ever a good news story on these shows?

They said new Glad Wrap was a leaner but the new old Glad Wrap is a lifter.

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Date: 29/06/2015 21:45:01
From: monkey skipper
ID: 742462
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


monkey skipper said:

hey droppy…have you seen my FB picture of a Morton Bay fig tree?

I don’t think so

Was a very recent change. I like the contrast of the green foliage leading the image into the image of the tree with a contrast of the shadows of cast by the trees canopy. Fortunate coincidence!

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Date: 29/06/2015 21:53:25
From: dv
ID: 742466
Subject: re: June Chatting

These candies are chalky and unpleasant!

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Date: 29/06/2015 21:58:07
From: monkey skipper
ID: 742467
Subject: re: June Chatting

night you lot!

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Date: 29/06/2015 22:01:40
From: kii
ID: 742468
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:


night you lot!

No! It’s morning!

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Date: 29/06/2015 22:17:25
From: dv
ID: 742474
Subject: re: June Chatting

wp reckons that J Edgar Hoover was rumoured to have African-American ancestry.

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Date: 29/06/2015 22:25:15
From: kii
ID: 742476
Subject: re: June Chatting

The George Brandis Live Art Experience on fleecebunked is getting close to the edge.

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Date: 29/06/2015 22:27:13
From: JudgeMental
ID: 742478
Subject: re: June Chatting

some of them have been pretty funny.

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Date: 29/06/2015 22:27:59
From: dv
ID: 742479
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


The George Brandis Live Art Experience on fleecebunked is getting close to the edge.

I’m unnerved by it.

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Date: 29/06/2015 22:28:20
From: kii
ID: 742480
Subject: re: June Chatting

monkey skipper said:

Mmmm…vinyl.

I always have to re-type vinyl. Some how some words go into the long term memory incorrectly subconsciously and yet consciously they are identified to need correction. A little bit like times tables, if your learn them by the rote method there might be a few that went into the memory with a haziness of some sorts and need conscious recall efforts rather that just regurgitating automatic responses. Or you don’t have those experiences at all …or for other reasons on other subjects?

What?

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Date: 29/06/2015 22:30:15
From: kii
ID: 742481
Subject: re: June Chatting

Farceborked Sqwabble is borking up the whole puter. The cursor is having an epileptic fit.

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Date: 29/06/2015 22:36:43
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 742482
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


kii said:

The George Brandis Live Art Experience on fleecebunked is getting close to the edge.

I’m unnerved by it.

I like the powder room one

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Date: 29/06/2015 23:09:40
From: sibeen
ID: 742486
Subject: re: June Chatting

The deposit, which is twice as big as the Sydney Harbour Bridge in size, is larger than Tropicana — which was WA’s last major discovery, made 10 years ago.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-29/gruyere-gold-deposit-develops-new-goldfields-province/6582204

Perhaps one for Deevs. When did they start giving resource finds like this in the units of Sydney Harbour Bridges, or is that something that geos have done for a while?

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Date: 29/06/2015 23:11:46
From: dv
ID: 742487
Subject: re: June Chatting

Don’t make me cry

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Date: 29/06/2015 23:20:24
From: Rule 303
ID: 742488
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:

When did they start giving resource finds like this in the units of Sydney Harbour Bridges, or is that something that geos have done for a while?

I’ve been aware of the SydHarb (volume of the Sydney Harbour) as a unit of volume for very large comparisons for over a decade now. The use of the coathanger as a unit of quantity for this comparison seems fairly apt to me.

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Date: 29/06/2015 23:22:27
From: kii
ID: 742489
Subject: re: June Chatting

Should I go back to bed and read in the lovely cool of the morning? Such a beautiful sky out there right now with puffy little clouds everywhere. The mountains are looking glorious with the sun rising behind their majesticness and at an elevation of 2,740m they are pretty majestic.

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Date: 29/06/2015 23:22:53
From: kii
ID: 742490
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Don’t make me cry

Okay.

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Date: 29/06/2015 23:22:54
From: party_pants
ID: 742491
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


sibeen said:
When did they start giving resource finds like this in the units of Sydney Harbour Bridges, or is that something that geos have done for a while?

I’ve been aware of the SydHarb (volume of the Sydney Harbour) as a unit of volume for very large comparisons for over a decade now. The use of the coathanger as a unit of quantity for this comparison seems fairly apt to me.

It does assume that everyone is familiar with the SHB. Which may not necessarily be the case.

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Date: 29/06/2015 23:26:12
From: Rule 303
ID: 742493
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:

It does assume that everyone is familiar with the SHB. Which may not necessarily be the case.

Can you think of a similarly-sized object that more people would be familiar with?

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Date: 29/06/2015 23:27:01
From: Rule 303
ID: 742494
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:

Should I go back to bed and read in the lovely cool of the morning?

That depends. Do you own a hammock?

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Date: 29/06/2015 23:28:16
From: Michael V
ID: 742495
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


The deposit, which is twice as big as the Sydney Harbour Bridge in size, is larger than Tropicana — which was WA’s last major discovery, made 10 years ago.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-29/gruyere-gold-deposit-develops-new-goldfields-province/6582204

Perhaps one for Deevs. When did they start giving resource finds like this in the units of Sydney Harbour Bridges, or is that something that geos have done for a while?

They, meaning journalists? They just make stuff up, so this is a new one to me…

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Date: 29/06/2015 23:29:11
From: party_pants
ID: 742496
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


party_pants said:
It does assume that everyone is familiar with the SHB. Which may not necessarily be the case.

Can you think of a similarly-sized object that more people would be familiar with?

Not similar in size, but the football (soccer) pitch would be much more widely understood.

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Date: 29/06/2015 23:35:27
From: Rule 303
ID: 742497
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:

Not similar in size, but the football (soccer) pitch would be much more widely understood.

Yeah OK. I was attracted to the ‘harbour bridge’ description because it evokes images of a buried lattice of gold veins, which struck me as very good.

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Date: 29/06/2015 23:40:49
From: kii
ID: 742498
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


party_pants said:
It does assume that everyone is familiar with the SHB. Which may not necessarily be the case.

Can you think of a similarly-sized object that more people would be familiar with?

Yes.

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Date: 29/06/2015 23:41:02
From: kii
ID: 742499
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


kii said:
Should I go back to bed and read in the lovely cool of the morning?

That depends. Do you own a hammock?

Nope.

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Date: 29/06/2015 23:41:10
From: sibeen
ID: 742500
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Rule 303 said:

party_pants said:
It does assume that everyone is familiar with the SHB. Which may not necessarily be the case.

Can you think of a similarly-sized object that more people would be familiar with?

Not similar in size, but the football (soccer) pitch would be much more widely understood.

As I thought something like a resource find would be a volume of some description surely they should be using an MCG. A soccer pitch seems to lack a dimension.

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Date: 29/06/2015 23:43:16
From: transition
ID: 742501
Subject: re: June Chatting

just packed third fire coals’n mallee’n stoked ‘m others
cup tea shortly kettle’ll be boilin’, waitin’, yeah it is done
walk Larry it cold out there, mist rollin’ in, fog monsters
other’s landed ol’ nice cup coffee’n she Take 5 puzzlin’

listenin’..

#CANNED HEATWHISKEY AND WIMMEN ( HOOKER & HEAT )

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Date: 29/06/2015 23:44:03
From: sibeen
ID: 742502
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:

They, meaning journalists? They just make stuff up, so this is a new one to me…

Probably because you’re old and unhip.

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Date: 29/06/2015 23:54:58
From: Michael V
ID: 742504
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Michael V said:

They, meaning journalists? They just make stuff up, so this is a new one to me…

Probably because you’re old and unhip.

Maybe, maybe not. (Not denying the old and unhip thing.)

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Date: 30/06/2015 00:27:42
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742506
Subject: re: June Chatting

Removing a requirement to assess the skills of Chinese electricians on temporary work visas will endanger the Australian community, the Electrical Trades Union (ETU) says.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-29/government-not-to-assess-chinese-electricians-skills/6579290

time to get out the job and do something else I guess.

you have to keep retraining and until the governments measures finally destroy your wage

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Date: 30/06/2015 00:53:48
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742508
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ms Vanstone, who is now retired from politics, is also at the centre of another episode uncovered during the investigation.

When she was immigration minister in the Howard government, she granted a visa for a crime boss who was later jailed for drug trafficking and implicated in a murder plot.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-29/italian-mafia-group-linked-to-senior-australian-politicians/6579076

hopefully we can see a successful prosecution of Ms Vanstone in the near future

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Date: 30/06/2015 01:59:06
From: dv
ID: 742510
Subject: re: June Chatting

It’s a pity no one ever came up with a standardised system of units. Then journalists would be able to state the size of something in precise, universally understood terms without having to say “three times the height of mount kilimanjaro” or “half the size of a badger” or whatever darn fool comparison they make.

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Date: 30/06/2015 02:19:21
From: kii
ID: 742511
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


It’s a pity no one ever came up with a standardised system of units. Then journalists would be able to state the size of something in precise, universally understood terms without having to say “three times the height of mount kilimanjaro” or “half the size of a badger” or whatever darn fool comparison they make.

Oh, geez :/
Please no….now I have the Badger Song looping in my brain!
Why didn’t you say “half the size of a wombat” or “half the size of a pig”?

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Date: 30/06/2015 06:10:10
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 742518
Subject: re: June Chatting

morning folks

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Date: 30/06/2015 06:14:15
From: Spider Lily
ID: 742519
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning Stumpy

Damn rain

http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/queensland/tropical-low-pressure-system-poses-risk-of-developing-into-rare-out-of-season-cyclone/story-fnn8dlfs-1227420225383

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Date: 30/06/2015 06:16:57
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 742520
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:


Morning Stumpy

Damn rain

http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/queensland/tropical-low-pressure-system-poses-risk-of-developing-into-rare-out-of-season-cyclone/story-fnn8dlfs-1227420225383

the weather guy on the news reckons it’s cairns wettest june since 1943..

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Date: 30/06/2015 06:21:09
From: transition
ID: 742521
Subject: re: June Chatting

kitchen fire just kicked off, gas burners can go off
coffeed’n done toast, vegemite on top be precise

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Date: 30/06/2015 06:43:36
From: Spider Lily
ID: 742523
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:

the weather guy on the news reckons it’s cairns wettest june since 1943..

Well I wouldn’t be surprised I certainly haven’t experienced a June like it.

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Date: 30/06/2015 06:49:14
From: transition
ID: 742524
Subject: re: June Chatting

#George Thorogood & The Destroyers doing Frank Zappa’s Trouble Everyday (1997)

sky’d pink up i’d go do some sprayin’

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Date: 30/06/2015 06:49:48
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 742525
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

the weather guy on the news reckons it’s cairns wettest june since 1943..

Well I wouldn’t be surprised I certainly haven’t experienced a June like it.

similar thing with frosts here.. 14 frosts this month

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Date: 30/06/2015 06:56:19
From: buffy
ID: 742527
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hello Holidayers. Six degrees. Dark.

In the Winter of 1982, just after we moved to this district in 1981, this area was in the grips of quite a long drought. We had something like 40 frosts in a row. This was memorable for the fact Mr buffy was riding a motor bike 60km to work and 60km back.

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Date: 30/06/2015 07:00:58
From: transition
ID: 742530
Subject: re: June Chatting

>motor bike 60km to work and 60km back.

…. needed a thaw afterward

similar time before had first car had a motorbike, working butcher’s shop, two days week every second week ride down to slaughter house was interesting

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Date: 30/06/2015 07:03:43
From: buffy
ID: 742532
Subject: re: June Chatting

>>…. needed a thaw afterward<<

Needed fingers pried off the handlebars…

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Date: 30/06/2015 07:09:18
From: Spider Lily
ID: 742534
Subject: re: June Chatting

It’s a pleasant 22 degrees out on the back deck, overcast and heading for a top of 26.

Was woken by rain this morning in the early hours then heard a noise, figured it was nothing. Next thing there is another noise and it was close, Chilli was up and having a few growls. I head on out and see the neighbour across the road has the light on so I wander out onto the porch.

Turns out that egging in the early hours in the pouring rain is a fun pastime sigh oh and there was beer involved. An egg up against the roller door at high speed makes a hell of a noise, explosion almost.

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Date: 30/06/2015 07:11:45
From: buffy
ID: 742535
Subject: re: June Chatting

I had cat yowling around 1.00am. By the time I go the torch, it had skedaddled.

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Date: 30/06/2015 07:14:15
From: poikilotherm
ID: 742536
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning. This just in, helicopters are hard to fly in strong winds…

Slight frost but a touch overcast so not to bad this morning, no shenanigans through the night it early morning ‘ere.

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Date: 30/06/2015 07:16:16
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 742537
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:


It’s a pleasant 22 degrees out on the back deck, overcast and heading for a top of 26.

Was woken by rain this morning in the early hours then heard a noise, figured it was nothing. Next thing there is another noise and it was close, Chilli was up and having a few growls. I head on out and see the neighbour across the road has the light on so I wander out onto the porch.

Turns out that egging in the early hours in the pouring rain is a fun pastime sigh oh and there was beer involved. An egg up against the roller door at high speed makes a hell of a noise, explosion almost.

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Date: 30/06/2015 07:17:45
From: Michael V
ID: 742538
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hello. The early blue sky has given way to fog, here. It looks rather bleak. Thankfully there will be no frost, and I doubt either eggings or catawaulings will occur.

Coffee is made. Must go drink coffee.

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Date: 30/06/2015 07:17:55
From: poikilotherm
ID: 742539
Subject: re: June Chatting

We’ve got single digits it appears… 0.0 degrees …

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Date: 30/06/2015 07:20:08
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 742540
Subject: re: June Chatting

2.1 and darkish here

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Date: 30/06/2015 08:07:07
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742541
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


We’ve got single digits it appears… 0.0 degrees …

Kelvin?

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Date: 30/06/2015 08:08:25
From: poikilotherm
ID: 742542
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


poikilotherm said:

We’ve got single digits it appears… 0.0 degrees …

Kelvin?

Haven’t seen him for awhile.

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Date: 30/06/2015 08:25:36
From: Michael V
ID: 742543
Subject: re: June Chatting

Here, have another geo.

;)

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Date: 30/06/2015 08:47:57
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742545
Subject: re: June Chatting

Thick fog in the middle of the island. Breakfast: leftover fettuccine with spinach, brie, onion, garlic, peas, chilli etc.

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Date: 30/06/2015 08:52:49
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742546
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bruny Island Cheese want me to adopt a 4kg wheel of their Raw Milk C2 for $400 ($180 down and the balance when it’s matured, by Christmas). I’m tempted but I’ve tried this cheese and although it’s tasty, it’s not tasty enough to justify a 4kg $400 purchase. I’d rather spend that money on a variety of Christmas cheeses.

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:01:05
From: Arts
ID: 742547
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spider Lily said:


It’s a pleasant 22 degrees out on the back deck, overcast and heading for a top of 26.

Was woken by rain this morning in the early hours then heard a noise, figured it was nothing. Next thing there is another noise and it was close, Chilli was up and having a few growls. I head on out and see the neighbour across the road has the light on so I wander out onto the porch.

Turns out that egging in the early hours in the pouring rain is a fun pastime sigh oh and there was beer involved. An egg up against the roller door at high speed makes a hell of a noise, explosion almost.

yuck.

how did the auction go?

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:02:26
From: Michael V
ID: 742548
Subject: re: June Chatting

I bought several lovely smelly and tasty cheeses (and nice sausage and bread) in Munich’s Viktualienmarkt for an evening picnic in the Englischer Garten. I washed it down with a litre mug of Augustiner dunkles bier.

:)

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:02:54
From: Arts
ID: 742549
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


I bought several lovely smelly and tasty cheeses (and nice sausage and bread) in Munich’s Viktualienmarkt for an evening picnic in the Englischer Garten. I washed it down with a litre mug of Augustiner dunkles bier.

:)

I approve

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:05:03
From: Michael V
ID: 742550
Subject: re: June Chatting

:)

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:06:04
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742551
Subject: re: June Chatting

I didn’t even know he was a boofhead TV celeb, just thought he was a boofhead businessman:

More consequences for Donald Trump after his comments about Mexican immigrants: NBC dumped his beauty pageants and reiterated he will not be in The Apprentice anymore.

The network, which has been under pressure to fire Trump since last week when Univision announced it would not air Trump’s Miss USA pageant in Spanish, said in a statement that “respect and dignity for all people are cornerstones of our values.”

“Due to the recent derogatory statements by Donald Trump regarding immigrants, NBCUniversal is ending its business relationship with Mr. Trump,” the statement said.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/tv/2015/06/29/nbc-dumps-trump/29471971/

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:06:47
From: Michael V
ID: 742552
Subject: re: June Chatting

Also, mad Germans surf a standing wave in the river there. Ice-cold water, concrete edges, one metre high wave…

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:07:00
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742553
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


I bought several lovely smelly and tasty cheeses (and nice sausage and bread) in Munich’s Viktualienmarkt for an evening picnic in the Englischer Garten. I washed it down with a litre mug of Augustiner dunkles bier.

:)

Good stuff.

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:07:21
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742554
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


Also, mad Germans surf a standing wave in the river there. Ice-cold water, concrete edges, one metre high wave…

Not good stuff.

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:12:42
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742555
Subject: re: June Chatting

ABC’s Tony Jones walks the tightrope, with Q&A spotlight directly on itself

The Q&A host was cast as an actor in the drama, the target of the government’s fury and the moderator of the debate on a nerve-racking night

http://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2015/jun/30/abc-tony-jones-walks-the-tightrope-qa-spotlight-directly-on-itself

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:14:04
From: Arts
ID: 742556
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


I didn’t even know he was a boofhead TV celeb, just thought he was a boofhead businessman:

More consequences for Donald Trump after his comments about Mexican immigrants: NBC dumped his beauty pageants and reiterated he will not be in The Apprentice anymore.

The network, which has been under pressure to fire Trump since last week when Univision announced it would not air Trump’s Miss USA pageant in Spanish, said in a statement that “respect and dignity for all people are cornerstones of our values.”

“Due to the recent derogatory statements by Donald Trump regarding immigrants, NBCUniversal is ending its business relationship with Mr. Trump,” the statement said.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/tv/2015/06/29/nbc-dumps-trump/29471971/

actually the first few series of The Apprentice were not bad. An interesting insight into some business mind sets. Then they just got silly, like almost everything these days.

Trump was also goig to run for some sort of political office? I heard.

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:14:14
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742557
Subject: re: June Chatting

I sat in a sort of town square drinking beer in Munich waiting for a clock tower to do it’s thing.
Little people were supposed to come out from the clock and do things and stuff.
They said it’d happen at 1pm but it didn’t, they said it would happen a 2pm but nothing.
By 4pm I was too pissed to care.

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:15:09
From: Michael V
ID: 742560
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Michael V said:

Also, mad Germans surf a standing wave in the river there. Ice-cold water, concrete edges, one metre high wave…

Not good stuff.

I guess they reckon it’s good, otherwise they wouldn’t do it. I was amazed, as were dozens of others standing on the bridge over the Isar River canal.

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:15:21
From: kii
ID: 742561
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:

Trump was also goig to run for some sort of political office? I heard.

President of the USA (2016)

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:17:54
From: Arts
ID: 742563
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Arts said:

Trump was also goig to run for some sort of political office? I heard.

President of the USA (2016)

oh, so taking it slow then…

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:18:33
From: Michael V
ID: 742564
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


I sat in a sort of town square drinking beer in Munich waiting for a clock tower to do it’s thing.
Little people were supposed to come out from the clock and do things and stuff.
They said it’d happen at 1pm but it didn’t, they said it would happen a 2pm but nothing.
By 4pm I was too pissed to care.
Ah, Marienplatz. The Rathaus clock. Elvis stole the tune for “Wooden Heart”. He did his National Service in Munich. I didn’t watch it this time. Too many people. I remember it from 1965.

I like the notion of calling the town hall a Rathaus.

:)

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:18:51
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742565
Subject: re: June Chatting

Wonder if any HFers know her:

Woman with amnesia found in California only has memories of Australia

A woman who speaks English and French — found in California but has only memories of Australia — is seeking help from all over the globe to solve the mystery of her identity.

Interpol has added the woman, known as “Sam,” to their international missing person database and a Facebook page “Found Woman with Amnesia-Help Find Her Family” was created last week to aid in the search.

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/woman-amnesia-found-firefighters-california-article-1.2275207

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:20:49
From: Arts
ID: 742566
Subject: re: June Chatting

Is today the day we get an extra second? I hope I don’t waste it

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:22:10
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742567
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Is today the day we get an extra second? I hope I don’t waste it

What use is one extra second? It’s like eating one peanut.

I demand a second extra second.

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:24:07
From: kii
ID: 742568
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:

Woman with amnesia found in California only has memories of Australia

It’s not me. Plus she might be English…or a New Zealander…or a South African…or Welsh….maybe Scottish. Irish? European?*

(*Sorry – there are all the nationalities that I am…apparently.)

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:24:14
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742569
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Arts said:

Is today the day we get an extra second? I hope I don’t waste it

What use is one extra second? It’s like eating one peanut.

I demand a second extra second.

There are some insects that live miniscule short lives, that extra second will be a blessing to all of them.

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:26:20
From: Arts
ID: 742570
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Bubblecar said:

Arts said:

Is today the day we get an extra second? I hope I don’t waste it

What use is one extra second? It’s like eating one peanut.

I demand a second extra second.

There are some insects that live miniscule short lives, that extra second will be a blessing to all of them.

good thing they are adding it at midnight, otherwise curtians might face and cows might not lay their eggs

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:27:31
From: kii
ID: 742571
Subject: re: June Chatting

Stinking hot here. Some clouds, some humidity an occasional breeze. I graduated from physical therapy for my Achilles tendon this afternoon! Now, I’m off on the adventure of WTF is wrong with my neck. Starts this Friday.

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:29:07
From: Arts
ID: 742572
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Stinking hot here. Some clouds, some humidity an occasional breeze. I graduated from physical therapy for my Achilles tendon this afternoon! Now, I’m off on the adventure of WTF is wrong with my neck. Starts this Friday.

from your ankle to your neck? as long as everything is fine in between..

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:29:29
From: roughbarked
ID: 742573
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Bubblecar said:

Arts said:

Is today the day we get an extra second? I hope I don’t waste it

What use is one extra second? It’s like eating one peanut.

I demand a second extra second.

There are some insects that live miniscule short lives, that extra second will be a blessing to all of them.

They don’t know how to care.

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:30:16
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742574
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Stinking hot here. Some clouds, some humidity an occasional breeze. I graduated from physical therapy for my Achilles tendon this afternoon! Now, I’m off on the adventure of WTF is wrong with my neck. Starts this Friday.

Good luck.

I’ve got a sore patch on the heel of my left foot, but I don’t think it will require surgery.

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:30:38
From: roughbarked
ID: 742575
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Spider Lily said:

Morning Stumpy

Damn rain

http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/queensland/tropical-low-pressure-system-poses-risk-of-developing-into-rare-out-of-season-cyclone/story-fnn8dlfs-1227420225383

the weather guy on the news reckons it’s cairns wettest june since 1943..

He wasn’t here in 1943

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:30:42
From: kii
ID: 742576
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


kii said:

Stinking hot here. Some clouds, some humidity an occasional breeze. I graduated from physical therapy for my Achilles tendon this afternoon! Now, I’m off on the adventure of WTF is wrong with my neck. Starts this Friday.

from your ankle to your neck? as long as everything is fine in between..

Hahahahahahaha……

One can hope ;)

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:31:24
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742577
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


Peak Warming Man said:

I sat in a sort of town square drinking beer in Munich waiting for a clock tower to do it’s thing.
Little people were supposed to come out from the clock and do things and stuff.
They said it’d happen at 1pm but it didn’t, they said it would happen a 2pm but nothing.
By 4pm I was too pissed to care.
Ah, Marienplatz. The Rathaus clock. Elvis stole the tune for “Wooden Heart”. He did his National Service in Munich. I didn’t watch it this time. Too many people. I remember it from 1965.

I like the notion of calling the town hall a Rathaus.

:)

I didn’t know about the Wooden Heart connection although he does break out into German during the song, I was there in 1973, you must have been just a whipper snipper when you were there.

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:31:31
From: roughbarked
ID: 742578
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Spider Lily said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

the weather guy on the news reckons it’s cairns wettest june since 1943..

Well I wouldn’t be surprised I certainly haven’t experienced a June like it.

similar thing with frosts here.. 14 frosts this month

more than me. There was a time when we had 30.

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:33:27
From: Arts
ID: 742580
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


kii said:

Stinking hot here. Some clouds, some humidity an occasional breeze. I graduated from physical therapy for my Achilles tendon this afternoon! Now, I’m off on the adventure of WTF is wrong with my neck. Starts this Friday.

Good luck.

I’ve got a sore patch on the heel of my left foot, but I don’t think it will require surgery.

Plantar Fasciitis…

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:34:08
From: kii
ID: 742582
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Bubblecar said:

kii said:

Stinking hot here. Some clouds, some humidity an occasional breeze. I graduated from physical therapy for my Achilles tendon this afternoon! Now, I’m off on the adventure of WTF is wrong with my neck. Starts this Friday.

Good luck.

I’ve got a sore patch on the heel of my left foot, but I don’t think it will require surgery.

Plantar Fasciitis…

Yep…dr kii agrees with Dr Arts.

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:34:32
From: Arts
ID: 742583
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m beginning to think I’m never going to find out how that auction went…

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:37:03
From: roughbarked
ID: 742584
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Arts said:

Trump was also goig to run for some sort of political office? I heard.

President of the USA (2016)


he cn keep up with the joggers?

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:37:33
From: kii
ID: 742585
Subject: re: June Chatting

My fluffy cat is snoring on the new sofa.

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:39:21
From: roughbarked
ID: 742586
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


I’m beginning to think I’m never going to find out how that auction went…

Ah well. Not everything matters.

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:40:49
From: Arts
ID: 742587
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Arts said:

I’m beginning to think I’m never going to find out how that auction went…

Ah well. Not everything matters.

I’m interested to know because a- they are friends and b- I am selling my house also and want to compare

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:40:52
From: kii
ID: 742588
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


I’m beginning to think I’m never going to find out how that auction went…

Oh, well…

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:43:05
From: roughbarked
ID: 742589
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


roughbarked said:

Arts said:

I’m beginning to think I’m never going to find out how that auction went…

Ah well. Not everything matters.

I’m interested to know because a- they are friends and b- I am selling my house also and want to compare


they need the money too.

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:43:13
From: kii
ID: 742590
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


roughbarked said:

Arts said:

I’m beginning to think I’m never going to find out how that auction went…

Ah well. Not everything matters.

I’m interested to know because a- they are friends and b- I am selling my house also and want to compare

Send a txt message or call them. Write them a letter. I’d offer pigeons, but………….

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:44:22
From: roughbarked
ID: 742591
Subject: re: June Chatting

Does anyone want a house in the middle f nowhere?

I need to sell to get somewhere.

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:44:37
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742592
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Bubblecar said:

kii said:

Stinking hot here. Some clouds, some humidity an occasional breeze. I graduated from physical therapy for my Achilles tendon this afternoon! Now, I’m off on the adventure of WTF is wrong with my neck. Starts this Friday.

Good luck.

I’ve got a sore patch on the heel of my left foot, but I don’t think it will require surgery.

Plantar Fasciitis…

Fascists on my feet, just what I don’t need.

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:44:55
From: roughbarked
ID: 742593
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Arts said:

roughbarked said:

Ah well. Not everything matters.

I’m interested to know because a- they are friends and b- I am selling my house also and want to compare

Send a txt message or call them. Write them a letter. I’d offer pigeons, but………….My cats ate them

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:45:21
From: kii
ID: 742594
Subject: re: June Chatting

I could tell you all about my new fence (with the hole in it) (still).

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:45:32
From: roughbarked
ID: 742595
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Arts said:

Bubblecar said:

Good luck.

I’ve got a sore patch on the heel of my left foot, but I don’t think it will require surgery.

Plantar Fasciitis…

Fascists on my feet, just what I don’t need.

Dig them out then.

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:45:39
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742596
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


roughbarked said:

Arts said:

I’m beginning to think I’m never going to find out how that auction went…

Ah well. Not everything matters.

I’m interested to know because a- they are friends and b- I am selling my house also and want to compare

I thought you only moved in not long ago?

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:46:04
From: JudgeMental
ID: 742597
Subject: re: June Chatting

you’re selling your new house arts???

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:46:36
From: Michael V
ID: 742598
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Michael V said:

Peak Warming Man said:

I sat in a sort of town square drinking beer in Munich waiting for a clock tower to do it’s thing.
Little people were supposed to come out from the clock and do things and stuff.
They said it’d happen at 1pm but it didn’t, they said it would happen a 2pm but nothing.
By 4pm I was too pissed to care.
Ah, Marienplatz. The Rathaus clock. Elvis stole the tune for “Wooden Heart”. He did his National Service in Munich. I didn’t watch it this time. Too many people. I remember it from 1965.

I like the notion of calling the town hall a Rathaus.

:)

I didn’t know about the Wooden Heart connection although he does break out into German during the song, I was there in 1973, you must have been just a whipper snipper when you were there.

Yes, I was.

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:46:38
From: kii
ID: 742599
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


kii said:

Arts said:

I’m interested to know because a- they are friends and b- I am selling my house also and want to compare

Send a txt message or call them. Write them a letter. I’d offer pigeons, but………….I only have doves and my cats are inside all the time and can’t catch the doves to eat them….I mean post them to you*

*fixed

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:46:40
From: Arts
ID: 742600
Subject: re: June Chatting

This house was a bit of a bullshit acquisition. Not the house itself, that’s lovely, but the reasons for buying it in the first place were mega mistakes. It’s time for it to go.. gotta get it out of my life and, considering the current market it’s now or not for another five to ten years. I’m not waiting that long to walk away from this house and pile of shit it represents to me.

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:47:20
From: poikilotherm
ID: 742601
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


This house was a bit of a bullshit acquisition. Not the house itself, that’s lovely, but the reasons for buying it in the first place were mega mistakes. It’s time for it to go.. gotta get it out of my life and, considering the current market it’s now or not for another five to ten years. I’m not waiting that long to walk away from this house and pile of shit it represents to me.

Is this your new place?

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:47:34
From: Arts
ID: 742602
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Arts said:

roughbarked said:

Ah well. Not everything matters.

I’m interested to know because a- they are friends and b- I am selling my house also and want to compare

I thought you only moved in not long ago?

different house.. investment property

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:47:37
From: Michael V
ID: 742603
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


I’m beginning to think I’m never going to find out how that auction went…
What auction is this?

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:48:12
From: roughbarked
ID: 742604
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


I could tell you all about my new fence (with the hole in it) (still).

tellus more about the hole. Have new residents moved in yet?

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:48:12
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742605
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


Arts said:

I’m beginning to think I’m never going to find out how that auction went…
What auction is this?

DO & Spider Lily’s house.

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:50:01
From: roughbarked
ID: 742606
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Arts said:

This house was a bit of a bullshit acquisition. Not the house itself, that’s lovely, but the reasons for buying it in the first place were mega mistakes. It’s time for it to go.. gotta get it out of my life and, considering the current market it’s now or not for another five to ten years. I’m not waiting that long to walk away from this house and pile of shit it represents to me.

Is this your new place?

it is old hat already.

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:50:03
From: kii
ID: 742607
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


kii said:

I could tell you all about my new fence (with the hole in it) (still).

tellus more about the hole. Have new residents moved in yet?

I have photos of the damage. No new residents. Just the screaming banshee with 6 kids in a one bedroom apartment and the lying shithead fence breaker. Oh, and the SWAT target handyman.

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:50:51
From: Michael V
ID: 742608
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Michael V said:

Arts said:

I’m beginning to think I’m never going to find out how that auction went…
What auction is this?

DO & Spider Lily’s house.

OK, thanks.

:)

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:51:23
From: roughbarked
ID: 742609
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Bubblecar said:

Arts said:

I’m interested to know because a- they are friends and b- I am selling my house also and want to compare

I thought you only moved in not long ago?

The idle rich.
different house.. investment property

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:52:30
From: roughbarked
ID: 742610
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


roughbarked said:

kii said:

I could tell you all about my new fence (with the hole in it) (still).

tellus more about the hole. Have new residents moved in yet?

I have photos of the damage. No new residents. Just the screaming banshee with 6 kids in a one bedroom apartment and the lying shithead fence breaker. Oh, and the SWAT target handyman.

stick a bullseye in it.

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:52:54
From: roughbarked
ID: 742611
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


Bubblecar said:

Michael V said:

What auction is this?

DO & Spider Lily’s house.

OK, thanks.

:)

DO is in Gove.

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:53:11
From: Arts
ID: 742612
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


kii said:

roughbarked said:

tellus more about the hole. Have new residents moved in yet?

I have photos of the damage. No new residents. Just the screaming banshee with 6 kids in a one bedroom apartment and the lying shithead fence breaker. Oh, and the SWAT target handyman.

stick a bullseye in it.

start a bee hive right near the hole…

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:53:19
From: kii
ID: 742613
Subject: re: June Chatting

…and this is how we are going to eat pizza from now on:

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:54:29
From: kii
ID: 742614
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


roughbarked said:

kii said:

I have photos of the damage. No new residents. Just the screaming banshee with 6 kids in a one bedroom apartment and the lying shithead fence breaker. Oh, and the SWAT target handyman.

stick a bullseye in it.

start a bee hive right near the hole…

Nah, they already have a wasp nest in an access hole near their backdoor. I’d tell them if I could be bothered.

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:54:41
From: roughbarked
ID: 742615
Subject: re: June Chatting

They need a knife sharpener?

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:55:41
From: roughbarked
ID: 742616
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Arts said:

roughbarked said:

stick a bullseye in it.

start a bee hive right near the hole…

Nah, they already have a wasp nest in an access hole near their backdoor. I’d tell them if I could be bothered.

Wait until they come home and throw rocks at it.

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:56:44
From: kii
ID: 742617
Subject: re: June Chatting

I should go prepare something for dinner. It could be ice-cream with liquorice sticks for me and ice cream with pb for the old dude.

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:57:22
From: Arts
ID: 742618
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Arts said:

Bubblecar said:

I thought you only moved in not long ago?

The idle rich.
different house.. investment property

hooly, judgment

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Date: 30/06/2015 09:58:47
From: roughbarked
ID: 742619
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


roughbarked said:

Arts said:

The idle rich.
different house.. investment property

hooly, judgment

can’t help it. I’m the slaving poor.

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:00:18
From: Divine Angel
ID: 742620
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m so proud of myself. I may have finally learned to not say what I’m thinking!

Went to a networking meeting this morning. The talk was about low cost/no cost marketing and the guy doing the talk kept treating me like I was a complete idiot. At the end, he told everyone to go home and make some money but he told me to go home and change a nappy. I smiled my death smile. You know the one, a very sweet smile while you plot their “accidental” death.

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:01:10
From: Arts
ID: 742621
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


I’m so proud of myself. I may have finally learned to not say what I’m thinking!

Went to a networking meeting this morning. The talk was about low cost/no cost marketing and the guy doing the talk kept treating me like I was a complete idiot. At the end, he told everyone to go home and make some money but he told me to go home and change a nappy. I smiled my death smile. You know the one, a very sweet smile while you plot their “accidental” death.

that was a time when you should have let rip.

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:03:17
From: roughbarked
ID: 742622
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Divine Angel said:

I’m so proud of myself. I may have finally learned to not say what I’m thinking!

Went to a networking meeting this morning. The talk was about low cost/no cost marketing and the guy doing the talk kept treating me like I was a complete idiot. At the end, he told everyone to go home and make some money but he told me to go home and change a nappy. I smiled my death smile. You know the one, a very sweet smile while you plot their “accidental” death.

that was a time when you should have let rip.


Nothing funnier than a fart.

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:04:10
From: roughbarked
ID: 742623
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Arts said:

Divine Angel said:

I’m so proud of myself. I may have finally learned to not say what I’m thinking!

Went to a networking meeting this morning. The talk was about low cost/no cost marketing and the guy doing the talk kept treating me like I was a complete idiot. At the end, he told everyone to go home and make some money but he told me to go home and change a nappy. I smiled my death smile. You know the one, a very sweet smile while you plot their “accidental” death.

that was a time when you should have let rip.

You could have said, your dick isnt able to dial my number.
Nothing funnier than a fart.

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:04:32
From: Divine Angel
ID: 742624
Subject: re: June Chatting

Next time I’ll bring a nappy and leave the contents of it in the air con vents of his car.

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:04:38
From: kii
ID: 742625
Subject: re: June Chatting

Oh, no, no, no DA…that’s when you rip ‘em a new one. Was this work stuff for those KK (shudder) people?
If so you should report him.

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:05:57
From: Divine Angel
ID: 742627
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Oh, no, no, no DA…that’s when you rip ‘em a new one. Was this work stuff for those KK (shudder) people?
If so you should report him.

No, it was a networking thing for home based businesses. Everyone else was nice. And I spied a spelling mistake in someone’s business card so she said she’ll hire me next time lol.

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:10:07
From: roughbarked
ID: 742629
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


kii said:

Oh, no, no, no DA…that’s when you rip ‘em a new one. Was this work stuff for those KK (shudder) people?
If so you should report him.

No, it was a networking thing for home based businesses. Everyone else was nice. And I spied a spelling mistake in someone’s business card so she said she’ll hire me next time lol.

You should be better to mix with people of your own calibre.

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:11:10
From: Arts
ID: 742630
Subject: re: June Chatting

A high-speed rail link between Perth and Bunbury “is not going anywhere”, WA transport officials say.

Public Transport Authority (PTA) officials were quizzed about progress on the idea during a budget estimates hearing last week.

It was first mooted by the then-Labor government in 2008.

The PTA commissioned a private consultant to examine the prospect of linking the two cities with a fast rail route, with a report completed in 2010.

The report recommended a route with travel times from a new Bunbury Central station to Perth Underground within 91 minutes, and an initial maximum speed of 160 kilometres per hour.

The existing Australind rail service takes 150 minutes, with two daily services each way between the two cities.

PTA chief Reece Waldock told last week’s hearing the high-speed link had not progressed much since the 2010 report.

“We have done enough work to maintain it, look at the corridor and understand the corridor and it will probably sit there for sometime until I guess the Government wants to reactivate it,” he said.

“I think it is expensive and it does not seem to have enormously high patronage.

“I do not think that anybody questions that it is certainly something that we should look at … but I know it is not a high priority and that is why it is not going anywhere at the present moment.”

Around the time of the feasibility report’s release, then-transport minister Simon O’Brien said modelling suggested the service would only carry 7,800 passengers per week in 2021 if it was completed by then.

Less than 110,000 people used the existing service in the 2013-14 financial year, a figure which decreased significantly over recent times.

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people don’t use it now because it takes longer than getting there by car (and is probably just as expensive) .. maybe a newer faster service would encourage more travelers.

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:21:15
From: roughbarked
ID: 742631
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


A high-speed rail link between Perth and Bunbury “is not going anywhere”, WA transport officials say.

Public Transport Authority (PTA) officials were quizzed about progress on the idea during a budget estimates hearing last week.

It was first mooted by the then-Labor government in 2008.

The PTA commissioned a private consultant to examine the prospect of linking the two cities with a fast rail route, with a report completed in 2010.

The report recommended a route with travel times from a new Bunbury Central station to Perth Underground within 91 minutes, and an initial maximum speed of 160 kilometres per hour.

The existing Australind rail service takes 150 minutes, with two daily services each way between the two cities.

PTA chief Reece Waldock told last week’s hearing the high-speed link had not progressed much since the 2010 report.

“We have done enough work to maintain it, look at the corridor and understand the corridor and it will probably sit there for sometime until I guess the Government wants to reactivate it,” he said.

“I think it is expensive and it does not seem to have enormously high patronage.

“I do not think that anybody questions that it is certainly something that we should look at … but I know it is not a high priority and that is why it is not going anywhere at the present moment.”

Around the time of the feasibility report’s release, then-transport minister Simon O’Brien said modelling suggested the service would only carry 7,800 passengers per week in 2021 if it was completed by then.

Less than 110,000 people used the existing service in the 2013-14 financial year, a figure which decreased significantly over recent times.

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people don’t use it now because it takes longer than getting there by car (and is probably just as expensive) .. maybe a newer faster service would encourage more travelers.

road spikes.

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:29:43
From: Arts
ID: 742634
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bacteria found in Australian ticks can cause similar symptoms to Lyme disease, but research is no closer to proving tick bites cause the controversial illness domestically, a researcher says.

Perth-based Murdoch University Professor Peter Irwin is heading up a national research team that has collected up to 20,000 ticks from across the country to study the bacteria they carry and their potential to cause disease.

Tick bites are a major health concern internationally and have been proven to trigger Lyme disease in some people, however the Australian breed is not thought to carry the inflammatory bacteria.

Lyme Disease is not recognised by the Australian Government, however many people have reported symptoms over the years.

Symptoms include fatigue, fever and headache. When left untreated, infection can spread to joints, the heart and the central nervous system.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-30/lyme-disease-murdoch-tick-research-bacteria-discovery/6582288

oh ohhhhhh….

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:40:16
From: dv
ID: 742636
Subject: re: June Chatting

Someone shared a stuffed onion recipe on Facebook.

Fair enough, stuffed onions are good, recipes are good, sharing is good.

But the headline was “He starts by putting meat into onions! The end result? Delicious!”

Does every single fucking thing have to made annoying and stupid through the use of these headlines?

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:41:48
From: Dropbear
ID: 742637
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Someone shared a stuffed onion recipe on Facebook.

Fair enough, stuffed onions are good, recipes are good, sharing is good.

But the headline was “He starts by putting meat into onions! The end result? Delicious!”

Does every single fucking thing have to made annoying and stupid through the use of these headlines?

You won’t believe what happens next

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:43:18
From: Cymek
ID: 742639
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Someone shared a stuffed onion recipe on Facebook.

Fair enough, stuffed onions are good, recipes are good, sharing is good.

But the headline was “He starts by putting meat into onions! The end result? Delicious!”

Does every single fucking thing have to made annoying and stupid through the use of these headlines?

I notice this in the headings for news stories on the news.com website

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:44:35
From: Divine Angel
ID: 742640
Subject: re: June Chatting

Well sure. People respond to dumb headlines.

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:49:25
From: kii
ID: 742641
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


kii said:

Oh, no, no, no DA…that’s when you rip ‘em a new one. Was this work stuff for those KK (shudder) people?
If so you should report him.

No, it was a networking thing for home based businesses. Everyone else was nice. And I spied a spelling mistake in someone’s business card so she said she’ll hire me next time lol.

You should say something…he’s done it to you and he’ll do it again.

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:50:44
From: dv
ID: 742642
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Well sure. People respond to dumb headlines.

Except for all the people who refuse to click on any shit like that.

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:50:59
From: JudgeMental
ID: 742643
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:51:05
From: kii
ID: 742644
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Someone shared a stuffed onion recipe on Facebook.

Fair enough, stuffed onions are good, recipes are good, sharing is good.

But the headline was “He starts by putting meat into onions! The end result? Delicious!”

Does every single fucking thing have to made annoying and stupid through the use of these headlines?

I just see those headlines as links to porn and go do something else. Like clean the cat poop out of the litter tray.

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:52:42
From: Dropbear
ID: 742645
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Divine Angel said:

Well sure. People respond to dumb headlines.

Except for all the people who refuse to click on any shit like that.

I think that’s just you and me; to be honest

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:53:36
From: kii
ID: 742646
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


dv said:

Divine Angel said:

Well sure. People respond to dumb headlines.

Except for all the people who refuse to click on any shit like that.

I think that’s just you and me; to be honest

You go clean the litter tray too?

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:53:59
From: Cymek
ID: 742647
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


dv said:

Divine Angel said:

Well sure. People respond to dumb headlines.

Except for all the people who refuse to click on any shit like that.

I think that’s just you and me; to be honest

Its more annoying though in (semi) serious news story with idiot headings

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:54:01
From: dv
ID: 742648
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


dv said:

Someone shared a stuffed onion recipe on Facebook.

Fair enough, stuffed onions are good, recipes are good, sharing is good.

But the headline was “He starts by putting meat into onions! The end result? Delicious!”

Does every single fucking thing have to made annoying and stupid through the use of these headlines?

I just see those headlines as links to porn and go do something else. Like clean the cat poop out of the litter tray.

You and me against the world, kii

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:54:36
From: Dropbear
ID: 742649
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Dropbear said:

dv said:

Except for all the people who refuse to click on any shit like that.

I think that’s just you and me; to be honest

You go clean the litter tray too?

Indeed I do

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:55:18
From: sibeen
ID: 742650
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Divine Angel said:

Well sure. People respond to dumb headlines.

Except for all the people who refuse to click on any shit like that.

…andthen there’s those who would click on any sort of crap. The same sort of people who watch Current Affair I suspect.

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:55:31
From: dv
ID: 742651
Subject: re: June Chatting

They defaulted on this! The subsequent interest rates? Priceless.

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:55:49
From: Arts
ID: 742652
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Well sure. People respond to dumb headlines.

click baiting

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:56:04
From: kii
ID: 742653
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:

You and me against the world, kii

Add Droopy to that…Huey, Dewey and Louie.

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:56:28
From: Cymek
ID: 742654
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


kii said:

Dropbear said:

I think that’s just you and me; to be honest

You go clean the litter tray too?

Indeed I do

I wonder what aliens would think of cat litters trays, you humans must value your pets wastage as you keep it in a tray in your bathroom/laundry

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:56:47
From: dv
ID: 742655
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


dv said:

Divine Angel said:

Well sure. People respond to dumb headlines.

Except for all the people who refuse to click on any shit like that.

…andthen there’s those who would click on any sort of crap. The same sort of people who watch Current Affair I suspect.

Zing

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:57:23
From: kii
ID: 742656
Subject: re: June Chatting

I wish we kept it in the laundry or bathroom :/

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:57:23
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742657
Subject: re: June Chatting

….Governor Mike Huckabee pointed out that for the Supreme Court to legalise same-sex marriage is to overturn nature, which is impossible.

However, same-sex marriage is now legal, so clearly it is possible for humans to overturn nature. This opens up a wide variety of problems, given how nature is responsible for everything that keeps the planet running. Clearly LGBT people have the power to overrule nature to suit their own needs. While we can hope they restrict this ability to things like increasing the number of rainbows, there’s no guarantee of this. What if some careless homosexual is struggling with a heavy suitcase and decides to lower the mass of the planet to reduce the strength of gravity? We’d all be flung out of the atmosphere without warning.

http://www.theguardian.com/science/brain-flapping/2015/jun/29/same-sex-marriage-ruin-civilisation-science

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:57:33
From: dv
ID: 742658
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


dv said:

You and me against the world, kii

Add Droopy to that…Huey, Dewey and Louie.

Damn… katkemp, bear and me. That’s some club.

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:57:35
From: Dropbear
ID: 742659
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Dropbear said:

kii said:

You go clean the litter tray too?

Indeed I do

I wonder what aliens would think of cat litters trays, you humans must value your pets wastage as you keep it in a tray in your bathroom/laundry

It’s the price of being owned by cats

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:59:33
From: kii
ID: 742660
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


kii said:

dv said:

You and me against the world, kii

Add Droopy to that…Huey, Dewey and Louie.

Damn… katkemp, bear and me. That’s some club.

We can set up our own coven!!!

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:59:45
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742661
Subject: re: June Chatting

“He starts by putting meat into onions! The end result? Delicious!”

I doubt that he can put meat into onions without first removing some onion. So it should be:

“He starts by removing some onion from onions! The end result? Delicious!”

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Date: 30/06/2015 10:59:57
From: JudgeMental
ID: 742662
Subject: re: June Chatting

Damn… katkemp, bear and me. That’s some club.

the three amigos.

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:00:02
From: Dropbear
ID: 742663
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


kii said:

dv said:

You and me against the world, kii

Add Droopy to that…Huey, Dewey and Louie.

Damn… katkemp, bear and me. That’s some club.

The bear, the witch and the wardrobe

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:00:58
From: Dropbear
ID: 742664
Subject: re: June Chatting

JudgeMental said:


Damn… katkemp, bear and me. That’s some club.

the three amigos.

They’re funny guys. Just kill one of them.

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:02:16
From: Dropbear
ID: 742665
Subject: re: June Chatting

It puts the meat into its onion, or else it won’t know what happens next

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:02:19
From: kii
ID: 742666
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


dv said:

kii said:

Add Droopy to that…Huey, Dewey and Louie.

Damn… katkemp, bear and me. That’s some club.

The bear, the witch and the wardrobe

:D :D

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:03:06
From: kii
ID: 742667
Subject: re: June Chatting

It rubs the onion on its meat.

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:04:08
From: Michael V
ID: 742668
Subject: re: June Chatting

I don’t empty kitty litter trays. I solved the problem by not letting cats own me.

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:05:56
From: Dropbear
ID: 742669
Subject: re: June Chatting

Michael V said:


I don’t empty kitty litter trays. I solved the problem by not letting cats own me.

Our lifestyle no longer supports proper pets like dogs unfortunately

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:06:32
From: dv
ID: 742670
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


It rubs the onion on its meat.

dude

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:07:30
From: dv
ID: 742671
Subject: re: June Chatting

“Sagan starts by creating the universe! The end result? Delicious!”

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:08:28
From: Dropbear
ID: 742672
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


kii said:

It rubs the onion on its meat.

dude

Yay. It wasn’t me that got duded this time

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:08:36
From: kii
ID: 742673
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


kii said:

It rubs the onion on its meat.

dude

No.

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:10:11
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742674
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


“Sagan starts by creating the universe! The end result? Delicious!”

He’s stuffing eggs with chickens.

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:10:56
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742675
Subject: re: June Chatting

Coffee break over. I’m off to tune various musical instruments and play them. The end result? Music!

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:11:08
From: dv
ID: 742676
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


….Governor Mike Huckabee pointed out that for the Supreme Court to legalise same-sex marriage is to overturn nature, which is impossible.

However, same-sex marriage is now legal, so clearly it is possible for humans to overturn nature. This opens up a wide variety of problems, given how nature is responsible for everything that keeps the planet running. Clearly LGBT people have the power to overrule nature to suit their own needs. While we can hope they restrict this ability to things like increasing the number of rainbows, there’s no guarantee of this. What if some careless homosexual is struggling with a heavy suitcase and decides to lower the mass of the planet to reduce the strength of gravity? We’d all be flung out of the atmosphere without warning.

http://www.theguardian.com/science/brain-flapping/2015/jun/29/same-sex-marriage-ruin-civilisation-science

let the south go

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:11:33
From: Divine Angel
ID: 742677
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Divine Angel said:

kii said:

Oh, no, no, no DA…that’s when you rip ‘em a new one. Was this work stuff for those KK (shudder) people?
If so you should report him.

No, it was a networking thing for home based businesses. Everyone else was nice. And I spied a spelling mistake in someone’s business card so she said she’ll hire me next time lol.

You should say something…he’s done it to you and he’ll do it again.


Nope. He’ll never stop being a jerk. Being mum is the most important job I’ll ever do and he’s just going through life with a small dick and trying to weaken strong women.

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:11:44
From: kii
ID: 742678
Subject: re: June Chatting

So, speaking of kitty litter….we’ve started using one that is pellets of pine. Or pine pellets. One cat can’t cope with it. The litter is very good at covering up the stench of cat shit, if that one non-compliant cat would just bury her poops. Lasts for ages and slowly the pellets disintegrate into sawdust.

The End.

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:12:49
From: kii
ID: 742679
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


dv said:

kii said:

It rubs the onion on its meat.

dude

Yay. It wasn’t me that got duded this time

You started it…..“It puts the meat into its onion, or else it won’t know what happens next”

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:12:56
From: Dropbear
ID: 742680
Subject: re: June Chatting

All the confederate flags have been replaced by rainbows.

Thanks Obama

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:13:23
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 742681
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


dv said:

“Sagan starts by creating the universe! The end result? Delicious!”

He’s stuffing eggs with chickens.

Which is stuffed first?

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:13:53
From: Divine Angel
ID: 742682
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Divine Angel said:

Well sure. People respond to dumb headlines.

click baiting

The thing that really annoys me about headlines is when it’s completely wrong eg NASA Scientists admit Alien Life and the story is actually about one guy who says alien life is possible.

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:14:06
From: Dropbear
ID: 742683
Subject: re: June Chatting

Pellets of pine? Lordy. We use that crystal stuff

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:14:53
From: Divine Angel
ID: 742684
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Pellets of pine? Lordy. We use that crystal stuff

Next door’s cat uses my flower bed.

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:14:55
From: kii
ID: 742685
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:

Nope. He’ll never stop being a jerk. Being mum is the most important job I’ll ever do and he’s just going through life with a small dick and trying to weaken strong women.

True*, I was hoping he’d get fired.

*The mum business is the most important job :) Ever.

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:15:05
From: Dropbear
ID: 742686
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Dropbear said:

dv said:

dude

Yay. It wasn’t me that got duded this time

You started it…..“It puts the meat into its onion, or else it won’t know what happens next”

Just call me archduke Ferdinand

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:16:16
From: Divine Angel
ID: 742687
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


kii said:

Dropbear said:

Yay. It wasn’t me that got duded this time

You started it…..“It puts the meat into its onion, or else it won’t know what happens next”

Just call me archduke Ferdinand

Take me out.

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:17:47
From: kii
ID: 742688
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Pellets of pine? Lordy. We use that crystal stuff

I think this is better..we ran through a few brands and types with the allergy cat. It’s cheaper and more effective and less dust. Plus it kills off pine forests and therefore taking out all the wildlife that lives in the them.

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:19:30
From: Divine Angel
ID: 742689
Subject: re: June Chatting

Effectively cutting out the middle man (cat) is destroying wildlife.

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:20:07
From: dv
ID: 742690
Subject: re: June Chatting

cats are lame

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:22:45
From: Dropbear
ID: 742691
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


Dropbear said:

kii said:

You started it…..“It puts the meat into its onion, or else it won’t know what happens next”

Just call me archduke Ferdinand

Take me out.

I say you don’t know

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:24:03
From: Dropbear
ID: 742692
Subject: re: June Chatting

My cat never leaves the house, so is not a wildlife killer

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:24:28
From: kii
ID: 742693
Subject: re: June Chatting

Ha! I just stumped that annoying little Scwabble teacher tool tile!!

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:24:46
From: Dropbear
ID: 742694
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Dropbear said:

Pellets of pine? Lordy. We use that crystal stuff

I think this is better..we ran through a few brands and types with the allergy cat. It’s cheaper and more effective and less dust. Plus it kills off pine forests and therefore taking out all the wildlife that lives in the them.

Now that’s cat thinking

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:25:31
From: Dropbear
ID: 742695
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


cats are lame

Tomorrow, on “thoughts from a genius”

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:25:39
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742696
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


kii said:

Oh, no, no, no DA…that’s when you rip ‘em a new one. Was this work stuff for those KK (shudder) people?
If so you should report him.

No, it was a networking thing for home based businesses. Everyone else was nice. And I spied a spelling mistake in someone’s business card so she said she’ll hire me next time lol.


sometimes when I know that I haven’t got job or know i’ll never be allowed to do it I point out the spelling mistakes and gaffs I’ve seen in their advertising literature and the recruitment stuff – the advert and the like – its my way of saying “you people are fools”.

people do not like other people pointing out basic mistakes

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:25:51
From: Cymek
ID: 742697
Subject: re: June Chatting

Isn’t being anti-gay marriage just another form of the days when it was illegal for blacks and whites to marry something most people today would be ashamed it ever existed.

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:26:40
From: Dropbear
ID: 742698
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Isn’t being anti-gay marriage just another form of the days when it was illegal for blacks and whites to marry something most people today would be ashamed it ever existed.

Yes

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:28:49
From: Divine Angel
ID: 742699
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Ha! I just stumped that annoying little Scwabble teacher tool tile!!

I beat my mum by 200 points and she threatened to stop playing so now I need to let her win

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:30:18
From: Cymek
ID: 742700
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Cymek said:

Isn’t being anti-gay marriage just another form of the days when it was illegal for blacks and whites to marry something most people today would be ashamed it ever existed.

Yes

I wonder if they think of that, it would be interesting if say gay black people pointed this out to them in a public arena and how it would go down

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:30:50
From: kii
ID: 742701
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


kii said:

Ha! I just stumped that annoying little Scwabble teacher tool tile!!

I beat my mum by 200 points and she threatened to stop playing so now I need to let her win

Far out! That annoying little tile just showed me a word for 80 points*…if only I had know it. WTF doesn’t it tell you this stuff while you are scratching you head?

*This is in the game I am playing with you, btw.

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:31:42
From: kii
ID: 742702
Subject: re: June Chatting

DA…I’m not your mother!!!!!

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:34:29
From: dv
ID: 742703
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


DA…I’m not your mother!!!!!

Can you prove it?

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:38:43
From: kii
ID: 742704
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


kii said:

DA…I’m not your mother!!!!!

Can you prove it?

I birthed two boys, DA has just reproduced. Unless science has been able to put a functioning uterus in a male I think I am safe with this one. Plus last I checked neither of my sons expressed a desire to do a gender reassignment.

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:44:12
From: dv
ID: 742706
Subject: re: June Chatting

I think probably the single worst example of this, and probably worst thing of any kind ever, was the Upworthy article which had the elegant title:

“His Way Of Looking At Genetically Modified Food Will Make You Go WTF At First And Then — WHOA

It was a transcript of part of an interview with Neil Degrasse Tyson.

They didn’t even mention Tyson in the headline, as though he’s just some bozo Upworthy had write a piece.

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:46:10
From: Dropbear
ID: 742707
Subject: re: June Chatting

Are you syndicated now?

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:46:21
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742708
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


I think probably the single worst example of this, and probably worst thing of any kind ever, was the Upworthy article which had the elegant title:

“His Way Of Looking At Genetically Modified Food Will Make You Go WTF At First And Then — WHOA

It was a transcript of part of an interview with Neil Degrasse Tyson.

They didn’t even mention Tyson in the headline, as though he’s just some bozo Upworthy had write a piece.

Could have been worse. Could have been:

“Ten Reasons His Way Of Looking At Genetically Modified Food Will Make You Go WTF At First And Then — WHOA

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:46:46
From: dv
ID: 742709
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Are you syndicated now?

In what sense?

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:47:31
From: Dropbear
ID: 742710
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Dropbear said:

Are you syndicated now?

In what sense?

I’m reading this twice ..

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:48:34
From: dv
ID: 742711
Subject: re: June Chatting

Aaaaand Lleyton Hewitt is out in the first round.

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:49:30
From: Dropbear
ID: 742712
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Aaaaand Lleyton Hewitt is out in the first round.

He should seriously go back to Neighbours

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:52:05
From: dv
ID: 742713
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


dv said:

Aaaaand Lleyton Hewitt is out in the first round.

He should seriously go back to Neighbours

I was wondering why he bothers since it is years since he got past round 2 in a major, but then last year he made over half a mill in prizemoney alone. It’s not like someone is going to pay him that amount for his insightful commentary.

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:55:40
From: Dropbear
ID: 742714
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Dropbear said:

dv said:

Aaaaand Lleyton Hewitt is out in the first round.

He should seriously go back to Neighbours

I was wondering why he bothers since it is years since he got past round 2 in a major, but then last year he made over half a mill in prizemoney alone. It’s not like someone is going to pay him that amount for his insightful commentary.

I wonder what his net take would be though? After paying for his entourage, and blow for Beckie

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:56:59
From: poikilotherm
ID: 742715
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


dv said:

Dropbear said:

He should seriously go back to Neighbours

I was wondering why he bothers since it is years since he got past round 2 in a major, but then last year he made over half a mill in prizemoney alone. It’s not like someone is going to pay him that amount for his insightful commentary.

I wonder what his net take would be though? After paying for his entourage, and blow for Beckie

Didn’t she have a long and successful singing career…

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:58:01
From: Dropbear
ID: 742716
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Dropbear said:

dv said:

I was wondering why he bothers since it is years since he got past round 2 in a major, but then last year he made over half a mill in prizemoney alone. It’s not like someone is going to pay him that amount for his insightful commentary.

I wonder what his net take would be though? After paying for his entourage, and blow for Beckie

Didn’t she have a long and successful singing career…

You must be thinking of her poetry

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:58:26
From: Cymek
ID: 742717
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


dv said:

Dropbear said:

He should seriously go back to Neighbours

I was wondering why he bothers since it is years since he got past round 2 in a major, but then last year he made over half a mill in prizemoney alone. It’s not like someone is going to pay him that amount for his insightful commentary.

I wonder what his net take would be though? After paying for his entourage, and blow for Beckie

Hey they are our poor mans equivalent of Brad and Angela or Beck and Posh

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:58:53
From: Cymek
ID: 742718
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


poikilotherm said:

Dropbear said:

I wonder what his net take would be though? After paying for his entourage, and blow for Beckie

Didn’t she have a long and successful singing career…

You must be thinking of her poetry

Vogon poetry

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Date: 30/06/2015 11:59:38
From: Dropbear
ID: 742719
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Dropbear said:

dv said:

I was wondering why he bothers since it is years since he got past round 2 in a major, but then last year he made over half a mill in prizemoney alone. It’s not like someone is going to pay him that amount for his insightful commentary.

I wonder what his net take would be though? After paying for his entourage, and blow for Beckie

Hey they are our poor mans equivalent of Brad and Angela or Beck and Posh

You don’t have to be Lleyton to swallow Becks

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Date: 30/06/2015 12:02:43
From: dv
ID: 742720
Subject: re: June Chatting

Lleyton did not yell

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Date: 30/06/2015 12:18:06
From: transition
ID: 742721
Subject: re: June Chatting

winter sun’s it got bite
needin’ 30+ feelin’ like

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Date: 30/06/2015 12:55:44
From: roughbarked
ID: 742729
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Bacteria found in Australian ticks can cause similar symptoms to Lyme disease, but research is no closer to proving tick bites cause the controversial illness domestically, a researcher says.

Perth-based Murdoch University Professor Peter Irwin is heading up a national research team that has collected up to 20,000 ticks from across the country to study the bacteria they carry and their potential to cause disease.

Tick bites are a major health concern internationally and have been proven to trigger Lyme disease in some people, however the Australian breed is not thought to carry the inflammatory bacteria.

Lyme Disease is not recognised by the Australian Government, however many people have reported symptoms over the years.

Symptoms include fatigue, fever and headache. When left untreated, infection can spread to joints, the heart and the central nervous system.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-30/lyme-disease-murdoch-tick-research-bacteria-discovery/6582288

oh ohhhhhh….

Doesn’t really matter when you can get typhus anyway.

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Date: 30/06/2015 12:59:35
From: buffy
ID: 742731
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hello Holidayers. Cold chicken roll with cruskitts for lunch today.

Old fart mode on:

Please don’t walk around the supermarket in tights, looking like you forgot to put your skirt on if you’ve got a loose flobby bottom and the tights aren’t tight enough to hold things in place. It’s offputting.

Old fart mode off.

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Date: 30/06/2015 13:07:35
From: poikilotherm
ID: 742734
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Hello Holidayers. Cold chicken roll with cruskitts for lunch today.

Old fart mode on:

Please don’t walk around the supermarket in tights, looking like you forgot to put your skirt on if you’ve got a loose flobby bottom and the tights aren’t tight enough to hold things in place. It’s offputting.

Old fart mode off.

I don’t think those thoughts are old fart exclusive.

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Date: 30/06/2015 13:12:36
From: buffy
ID: 742735
Subject: re: June Chatting

I suppose I should be thankful she had knickers on under the tights. Which, although black, were somewhat worn and thin…

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Date: 30/06/2015 13:15:21
From: kii
ID: 742736
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy – an older woman turned up at my sister’s garage sale…wearing high heels, knickers, bra and a nice blouse. In hoighty-toighty Killara. My sister kept steering her to the racks of clothing, hoping she could get her interested in a skirt or pants :/ No such luck.

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Date: 30/06/2015 13:18:34
From: buffy
ID: 742737
Subject: re: June Chatting

I recall in the late 1980s/early 1990s wearing the tights and big jumper look. But at the time I did a couple of aerobics classes a week and I was also running nearly every day. And the jumper always, but always had to be long enough to cover your bum. It wasn’t a good look then if you got it wrong. It still isn’t a good look.

Who would have thunk that you could want more lycra in the world…

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Date: 30/06/2015 13:20:40
From: kii
ID: 742738
Subject: re: June Chatting

Nooooooo! No more Lycra!

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Date: 30/06/2015 13:23:30
From: buffy
ID: 742739
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Nooooooo! No more Lycra!

Believe me, more lycra would have made the tights more opaque and held in the excesses.

Or she could have put on a pair of jeans. Or a skirt.

Anyway, time I got organized for my next patient.

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Date: 30/06/2015 13:41:50
From: transition
ID: 742741
Subject: re: June Chatting

lady of this house makin’ me mug of tea
soup mug biggest you prob’ly ever seen
ol’ whipperin’n sprayin’ control the green
in summer relax can when’s hot’n windy

#BB King, Robert Cray, Jimmie Vaughan & Hubert Sumlin ~ Paying The Cost To Be The Boss (Live)


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Cray
Robert Cray (born August 1, 1953, Columbus, Georgia, United States) is an American blues guitarist and singer. A five-time Grammy Award winner, he has led his own band, as well as an acclaimed solo career.

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Date: 30/06/2015 13:44:40
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742743
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


Nooooooo! No more Lycra!

Tour de France starts this Saturday.

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Date: 30/06/2015 13:54:52
From: kii
ID: 742744
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


kii said:

Nooooooo! No more Lycra!

Tour de France starts this Saturday.

There’s a magazine at work that comes with a free pair of Tour de France socks. I am not making this up. Bright yellow socks.

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Date: 30/06/2015 13:55:44
From: Cymek
ID: 742745
Subject: re: June Chatting

When people talk to others about their friends do you refer to other women as girlfriends if you are a women, to me it sounds somewhat highschoolish as you should be able to pick up if they are a man or women from the conversation itself

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Date: 30/06/2015 13:56:20
From: roughbarked
ID: 742746
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


kii said:

Nooooooo! No more Lycra!

Tour de France starts this Saturday.

Men in lycra are more disgusting.

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Date: 30/06/2015 13:58:19
From: Cymek
ID: 742747
Subject: re: June Chatting

roughbarked said:


Bubblecar said:

kii said:

Nooooooo! No more Lycra!

Tour de France starts this Saturday.

Men in lycra are more disgusting.

Even Wolverine ?

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Date: 30/06/2015 14:01:58
From: roughbarked
ID: 742749
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


When people talk to others about their friends do you refer to other women as girlfriends if you are a women, to me it sounds somewhat highschoolish as you should be able to pick up if they are a man or women from the conversation itself

I never call my friends boy or girl.

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Date: 30/06/2015 14:02:27
From: roughbarked
ID: 742750
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


roughbarked said:

Bubblecar said:

Tour de France starts this Saturday.

Men in lycra are more disgusting.

Even Wolverine ?


Who?

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Date: 30/06/2015 14:07:37
From: furious
ID: 742753
Subject: re: June Chatting

Melbourne prison riot

“There is speculation that the riot is related to a state-wide smoking ban in Victorian prisons, which is due to begin tomorrow.”

Maybe they just wanted to finish their smokes…

“Smoke was seen billowing from the prison, but has since subsided.”

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Date: 30/06/2015 14:09:11
From: Cymek
ID: 742754
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:


Melbourne prison riot

“There is speculation that the riot is related to a state-wide smoking ban in Victorian prisons, which is due to begin tomorrow.”

Maybe they just wanted to finish their smokes…

“Smoke was seen billowing from the prison, but has since subsided.”

I can imagine a few teething problems with prisoners arcing up from withdrawal symptoms, I wonder if they get patches and the like to help. WA is implementing it as well

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Date: 30/06/2015 14:09:51
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 742755
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:


Melbourne prison riot

“There is speculation that the riot is related to a state-wide smoking ban in Victorian prisons, which is due to begin tomorrow.”

Maybe they just wanted to finish their smokes…

“Smoke was seen billowing from the prison, but has since subsided.”

Give them CBD that will calm them down.

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Date: 30/06/2015 14:12:36
From: Arts
ID: 742757
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


furious said:

Melbourne prison riot

“There is speculation that the riot is related to a state-wide smoking ban in Victorian prisons, which is due to begin tomorrow.”

Maybe they just wanted to finish their smokes…

“Smoke was seen billowing from the prison, but has since subsided.”

I can imagine a few teething problems with prisoners arcing up from withdrawal symptoms, I wonder if they get patches and the like to help. WA is implementing it as well

I suspect trouble.

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Date: 30/06/2015 14:18:28
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 742758
Subject: re: June Chatting

I wonder how much rioting there will be?

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Date: 30/06/2015 14:20:00
From: furious
ID: 742759
Subject: re: June Chatting

I would hope that they planned for this but I wouldn’t trust that they did…

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Date: 30/06/2015 14:20:04
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 742760
Subject: re: June Chatting

Taking away that phallic symbol, is it a really good idea?

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Date: 30/06/2015 14:21:46
From: Arts
ID: 742761
Subject: re: June Chatting

Surely they can have designated smoking areas just near the entrances

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Date: 30/06/2015 14:24:29
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 742762
Subject: re: June Chatting

Its only taken them 115 years to clamp down on drugs in prisons.

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Date: 30/06/2015 14:25:23
From: Cymek
ID: 742763
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


Surely they can have designated smoking areas just near the entrances

They have special smoking areas but the prison guards are asking for it to be completely banned, they used to be allowed to smoke in their cells.

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Date: 30/06/2015 14:29:10
From: Cymek
ID: 742764
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


Its only taken them 115 years to clamp down on drugs in prisons.

Considering the security a visitor has to pass through to get into prison I bet most of the drugs are smuggled in via workers, its one of the reason they tell you to not get friendly with prisoners as they can then threaten or bribe you to being drugs to them. A few years ago when I was on the train a women sitting opposite of me was taking tablets out of the foils and wrapping each one up in gladwrap and pieces of balloon, it made me wonder if she was going to smuggle them into a prison.

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Date: 30/06/2015 14:30:17
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 742765
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Arts said:

Surely they can have designated smoking areas just near the entrances

They have special smoking areas but the prison guards are asking for it to be completely banned, they used to be allowed to smoke in their cells.

allow them to go outside for chain smoking

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Date: 30/06/2015 14:33:52
From: furious
ID: 742766
Subject: re: June Chatting

What about e-cigs (or whatever they are called) are they allowed?

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Date: 30/06/2015 14:35:30
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 742767
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

Its only taken them 115 years to clamp down on drugs in prisons.

Considering the security a visitor has to pass through to get into prison I bet most of the drugs are smuggled in via workers, its one of the reason they tell you to not get friendly with prisoners as they can then threaten or bribe you to being drugs to them. A few years ago when I was on the train a women sitting opposite of me was taking tablets out of the foils and wrapping each one up in gladwrap and pieces of balloon, it made me wonder if she was going to smuggle them into a prison.

they smuggle pot using both ciggerettes and confined body parts and other ways

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Date: 30/06/2015 14:37:50
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 742768
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • They have special smoking areas but the prison guards are asking for it to be completely banned, they used to be allowed to smoke in their cells.

What about e-cigs (or whatever they are called) are they allowed?

e-cigs could be used as a transition to patches

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Date: 30/06/2015 14:39:56
From: Arts
ID: 742769
Subject: re: June Chatting

A lot of contraband gets smuggled in through the mail too. It’s the only place where Australia post still make a profit.

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Date: 30/06/2015 14:49:56
From: Arts
ID: 742770
Subject: re: June Chatting

… er, so I’m told.

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Date: 30/06/2015 15:13:49
From: Dropbear
ID: 742771
Subject: re: June Chatting

Do not purchase if seal is broken

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Date: 30/06/2015 15:14:59
From: transition
ID: 742772
Subject: re: June Chatting

~ 230m north fire break otherside the fence done
could do music session outdoors, horn drivers bit fucked
whatever, still’s sound not too bad’s earth-shakin’
wander out enjoy last today beautiful sun, will do just that

#Bob Seger – Nine Tonight

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Date: 30/06/2015 15:16:13
From: Cymek
ID: 742773
Subject: re: June Chatting

Have you watched Penny Dreadful yet Dropbear ?

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Date: 30/06/2015 15:23:25
From: Dropbear
ID: 742775
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Have you watched Penny Dreadful yet Dropbear ?

Yeh.. Cool episode.. Nomnom

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Date: 30/06/2015 15:24:59
From: buffy
ID: 742776
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hmm, one of my young staff does not have a printer, and little internet access. Seems that there are no paper Tax Packs this year. I wonder what she is supposed to do. I’ve suggested she phone the ATO, sit on the line for as long as it takes, and ask for advice.

I’ve not used a Tax Pack for years, just dump the stuff at the accountant. But she is low income, several employers.

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Date: 30/06/2015 15:32:56
From: Cymek
ID: 742777
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Cymek said:

Have you watched Penny Dreadful yet Dropbear ?

Yeh.. Cool episode.. Nomnom

Yes, they finally give Sembene more dialogue and flesh him out a bit (he’s an overlookedcharacter) and it seems he’s dead (or becomes a werewolf)

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Date: 30/06/2015 15:34:37
From: Cymek
ID: 742778
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Hmm, one of my young staff does not have a printer, and little internet access. Seems that there are no paper Tax Packs this year. I wonder what she is supposed to do. I’ve suggested she phone the ATO, sit on the line for as long as it takes, and ask for advice.

I’ve not used a Tax Pack for years, just dump the stuff at the accountant. But she is low income, several employers.

Newsagents usually have them, it is strange they’d have no paper version.

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Date: 30/06/2015 15:36:51
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 742779
Subject: re: June Chatting

Astro-H is now ready for launch. This is a Japanese X-ray astronomy satellite.

With a planned mass of 2,400 kilograms, ASTRO-H will be the heaviest Japanese astronomy mission so far. Going into LEO.

(sings Asto-Boy song)

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Date: 30/06/2015 15:36:51
From: dv
ID: 742780
Subject: re: June Chatting

So … you can’t just do your tax online these days?

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Date: 30/06/2015 15:37:41
From: Dropbear
ID: 742781
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Dropbear said:

Cymek said:

Have you watched Penny Dreadful yet Dropbear ?

Yeh.. Cool episode.. Nomnom

Yes, they finally give Sembene more dialogue and flesh him out a bit (he’s an overlookedcharacter) and it seems he’s dead (or becomes a werewolf)

I like where they’re going with bride of Frankenstein

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Date: 30/06/2015 15:38:24
From: Dropbear
ID: 742782
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


So … you can’t just do your tax online these days?

Have to download e-tax

It’s kind of onli…… Nah

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Date: 30/06/2015 15:39:01
From: Cymek
ID: 742783
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


So … you can’t just do your tax online these days?

Yes, its easy if your tax return is simple

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Date: 30/06/2015 15:39:06
From: dv
ID: 742784
Subject: re: June Chatting

I miss some things about S’pore, they were right on top of e-stuff.

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Date: 30/06/2015 15:39:34
From: Cymek
ID: 742785
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Cymek said:

Dropbear said:

Yeh.. Cool episode.. Nomnom

Yes, they finally give Sembene more dialogue and flesh him out a bit (he’s an overlookedcharacter) and it seems he’s dead (or becomes a werewolf)

I like where they’re going with bride of Frankenstein

Yes it wasn’t what I expected, psycho instead of prim and proper

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Date: 30/06/2015 15:41:34
From: furious
ID: 742786
Subject: re: June Chatting

Seems that this is incorrect.

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Date: 30/06/2015 15:43:36
From: poikilotherm
ID: 742787
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Hmm, one of my young staff does not have a printer, and little internet access. Seems that there are no paper Tax Packs this year. I wonder what she is supposed to do. I’ve suggested she phone the ATO, sit on the line for as long as it takes, and ask for advice.

I’ve not used a Tax Pack for years, just dump the stuff at the accountant. But she is low income, several employers.

One of the numptys in another pharmacy owned by similar people just asked for an extension for their stocktake until next week…

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Date: 30/06/2015 15:47:27
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742788
Subject: re: June Chatting

Maningrida’s ‘horror tarantula plague’ more hype than reality, expert says

An Australian spider expert says a “totally crazy” story is emerging of the Northern Territory community of Maningrida, after international media seized on reports of tarantulas on nearby floodplains to liken the area to something out of a horror movie.

According to some of the reports a “mega cluster” of venomous tarantulas that can “rip open your skin” has “invaded” the community, which is home to just over 2,000 people.

….The ABC reported the floodplain, which is thought to have 25,000 tarantulas, was hidden deep within traditional owner country.

But the story did not reveal the exact location to keep potential poachers from finding the site.

The good news for arachnophobes is that the so-called diving tarantula does not live in Mangrinda, bar from a couple at the local school for students to study.

And while the spider’s bite can pack a punch, reports it can “rip open your skin” sound a bit more like the chest-burster scene from Alien than what a tarantula bite actually feels like.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-30/maningrida-tarantula-plague-more-hype-than-reality-expert-says/6581938

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Date: 30/06/2015 15:49:10
From: Speedy
ID: 742789
Subject: re: June Chatting

For buffy

https://www.ato.gov.au/forms/tax-return-for-individuals-2014-15/

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Date: 30/06/2015 15:50:25
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742790
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spearmint Leaves, Green Frogs lollies on way out, but Sherbies and Oddfellows safe, Allen’s says

Two of Australia’s favourite lollies are about to become a thing of the past, as confectionery company Allen’s has ceased production of Spearmint Leaves and Green Frogs.

A spokeswoman for the parent company for Allen’s, Nestle, said the only reason production had stopped was because the sweets were not selling.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-30/spearmint-leaves-and-green-frogs-lollies-on-way-out-allens/6582806

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Date: 30/06/2015 15:51:38
From: Speedy
ID: 742791
Subject: re: June Chatting

Another cigar Joe?

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-30/treasurer-joe-hockey-wins-defamation-case-against-fairfax/6582900

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Date: 30/06/2015 15:53:41
From: Speedy
ID: 742792
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Spearmint Leaves, Green Frogs lollies on way out, but Sherbies and Oddfellows safe, Allen’s says

Two of Australia’s favourite lollies are about to become a thing of the past, as confectionery company Allen’s has ceased production of Spearmint Leaves and Green Frogs.

A spokeswoman for the parent company for Allen’s, Nestle, said the only reason production had stopped was because the sweets were not selling.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-30/spearmint-leaves-and-green-frogs-lollies-on-way-out-allens/6582806

Big business against the Greens again.

FWIW, Little Speedy bought a packet of green spearmint lollies recently. They were not the Allen’s brand though.

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Date: 30/06/2015 15:54:32
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742793
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


Another cigar Joe?

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-30/treasurer-joe-hockey-wins-defamation-case-against-fairfax/6582900

>his otherwise good reputation

Since when? Yucky man.

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Date: 30/06/2015 15:54:41
From: furious
ID: 742794
Subject: re: June Chatting

This:

“Two of Australia’s favourite lollies”

Is belied by this:

“the only reason production had stopped was because the sweets were not selling.”

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Date: 30/06/2015 15:55:12
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742795
Subject: re: June Chatting

I don’t mind the spearmint leaves but the green frogs weren’t much of a treat.

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Date: 30/06/2015 15:57:30
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742796
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:


This:

“Two of Australia’s favourite lollies”

Is belied by this:

“the only reason production had stopped was because the sweets were not selling.”

It’s the ABC, lefty lynch mob. They’re just trying to stir up trouble & discontent.

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Date: 30/06/2015 15:58:09
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742797
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Spearmint Leaves, Green Frogs lollies on way out, but Sherbies and Oddfellows safe, Allen’s says

Two of Australia’s favourite lollies are about to become a thing of the past, as confectionery company Allen’s has ceased production of Spearmint Leaves and Green Frogs.

A spokeswoman for the parent company for Allen’s, Nestle, said the only reason production had stopped was because the sweets were not selling.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-30/spearmint-leaves-and-green-frogs-lollies-on-way-out-allens/6582806

WTF, if they aren’t selling they cant be two of Australia’s favourite lollies then.
The ABC is out of control.

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Date: 30/06/2015 15:59:11
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742798
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


furious said:

This:

“Two of Australia’s favourite lollies”

Is belied by this:

“the only reason production had stopped was because the sweets were not selling.”

It’s the ABC, lefty lynch mob. They’re just trying to stir up trouble & discontent.

Spot on.

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Date: 30/06/2015 15:59:43
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742799
Subject: re: June Chatting

And now they are coming for our lollies.

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:00:29
From: Dropbear
ID: 742800
Subject: re: June Chatting

Next week on Q&A. Lolly spokesman speaks

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:00:42
From: Arts
ID: 742801
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:


This:

“Two of Australia’s favourite lollies”

Is belied by this:

“the only reason production had stopped was because the sweets were not selling.”

They’ll bring them out as a special release at Christmas time and sell tons.

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:02:31
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742802
Subject: re: June Chatting

I remember when they stopped making Polly Waffles, everyone started pretending they loved polly Waffles and it wasn’t fair.

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:02:55
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 742803
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Speedy said:

Another cigar Joe?

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-30/treasurer-joe-hockey-wins-defamation-case-against-fairfax/6582900

>his otherwise good reputation

Since when? Yucky man.

Apart from which, if some organisation charges high prices to attend an event, on the basis that the event provides access to some specific person, then surely a headline stating “some specific person for sale” is entirely accurate.

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:03:51
From: buffy
ID: 742804
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


buffy said:

Hmm, one of my young staff does not have a printer, and little internet access. Seems that there are no paper Tax Packs this year. I wonder what she is supposed to do. I’ve suggested she phone the ATO, sit on the line for as long as it takes, and ask for advice.

I’ve not used a Tax Pack for years, just dump the stuff at the accountant. But she is low income, several employers.

Newsagents usually have them, it is strange they’d have no paper version.

I had a quick look at the ATO site and couldn’t find any reference to a paper version.

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:03:55
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742805
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Next week on Q&A. Lolly spokesman speaks

They’ll probably bus in some stooge refuge kid who was groomed with spearmint leaves in a detention centre to ambush him.

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:04:06
From: Dropbear
ID: 742806
Subject: re: June Chatting

First they came for our spearmint leaves, and we said nothing

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:04:20
From: buffy
ID: 742807
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


So … you can’t just do your tax online these days?

You can. But she can’t. Low income. Minimal internet access.

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:04:29
From: furious
ID: 742808
Subject: re: June Chatting

And they’ll be smaller…

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:04:37
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 742809
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:

Apart from which, if some organisation charges high prices to attend an event, on the basis that the event provides access to some specific person, then surely a headline stating “some specific person for sale” is entirely accurate.

Or sufficiently accurate for a newspaper headline, anyway.

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:04:41
From: Arts
ID: 742810
Subject: re: June Chatting

I actually did like poly waffles and bought boxes of them. Though they are well gone now.

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:05:48
From: Dropbear
ID: 742811
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


Bubblecar said:

Speedy said:

Another cigar Joe?

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-30/treasurer-joe-hockey-wins-defamation-case-against-fairfax/6582900

>his otherwise good reputation

Since when? Yucky man.

Apart from which, if some organisation charges high prices to attend an event, on the basis that the event provides access to some specific person, then surely a headline stating “some specific person for sale” is entirely accurate.

Apparently the story did not defame him, but a tweet and a couple of comments posted online did

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:07:33
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 742812
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


The Rev Dodgson said:

Bubblecar said:

>his otherwise good reputation

Since when? Yucky man.

Apart from which, if some organisation charges high prices to attend an event, on the basis that the event provides access to some specific person, then surely a headline stating “some specific person for sale” is entirely accurate.

Apparently the story did not defame him, but a tweet and a couple of comments posted online did

Anyway, I suppose the judge was under mafia control, so not much we can do about it.

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:07:53
From: furious
ID: 742813
Subject: re: June Chatting

Really?

It was very simple to find…

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:14:55
From: buffy
ID: 742814
Subject: re: June Chatting

Speedy said:


For buffy

https://www.ato.gov.au/forms/tax-return-for-individuals-2014-15/

Thanks speedy. I’ve copied and printed the details for her. I didn’t find that…and I looked in their forms section. Anyway, she can phone them and ask for the form and instructions to be sent to her. I clicked on the supposedly relatively small ‘print this form’ thing and gave up waiting when nothing happened for a minute or so.

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:15:02
From: Dropbear
ID: 742815
Subject: re: June Chatting

Finally they came for the black Jellybeans because they were the only ones left

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:15:03
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742816
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • I had a quick look at the ATO site and couldn’t find any reference to a paper version.

Really?

It was very simple to find…

She’ll be forgetting to put knickers on to go to the Supermarket soon.

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:16:13
From: buffy
ID: 742817
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • I had a quick look at the ATO site and couldn’t find any reference to a paper version.

Really?

It was very simple to find…

And yet you couldn’t put a link here for me.

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:20:38
From: furious
ID: 742818
Subject: re: June Chatting

Someone already did…

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:22:09
From: buffy
ID: 742819
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • And yet you couldn’t put a link here for me.

Someone already did…

After you didn’t…

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:22:17
From: Dropbear
ID: 742820
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • And yet you couldn’t put a link here for me.

Someone already did…

Yeh furious you lazy shit

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:23:26
From: Cymek
ID: 742822
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


furious said:
  • And yet you couldn’t put a link here for me.

Someone already did…

Yeh furious you lazy shit

Turns away from him in shame

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:25:13
From: Dropbear
ID: 742823
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Dropbear said:

furious said:
  • And yet you couldn’t put a link here for me.

Someone already did…

Yeh furious you lazy shit

Turns away from him in shame

Shame..
Shame….
Shame…
rings bell

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:28:24
From: transition
ID: 742824
Subject: re: June Chatting

friend eggs on toast, then front fire TV’n nap
then accounts later, be no choice about that
so feedin’ ourselves’n pay ‘m bills’n whatnot
the meal has landed lot pepper steamin’ hot

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:29:24
From: furious
ID: 742825
Subject: re: June Chatting

mea culpa…

Next time I won’t assume people can find simple things as easily as me…

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:30:48
From: Cymek
ID: 742826
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:


mea culpa…

Next time I won’t assume people can find simple things as easily as me…

Next time I won’t assume simple people can find things as easily as me…

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:33:04
From: Dropbear
ID: 742827
Subject: re: June Chatting

rings bell

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:34:02
From: poikilotherm
ID: 742828
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:


mea culpa…

Next time I won’t assume people can find simple things as easily as me…

Posting that you found something easily but providing no ref. as such makes you seem like a bag of dicks.

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:35:57
From: JudgeMental
ID: 742829
Subject: re: June Chatting

Leading figures from the Italian mafia have spoken out to quash allegations raised in last Monday night’s episode of Four Corners that they have ever had any dealings with the Liberal Party.

“We’re an honourable institution of thieves, extortionists and murderers who would never stoop so low as to do any kind of deal with the Liberal Party” said colourful Melbourne identity Vito “The Shoelace” Fitaki. “We may be crooks but we’d never associate with an organisation that covers up kiddy fiddling, wants to tear up the Great Barrier Reef and has Andrew Bolt as a supporter.”

Sources at the ABC confirm that there had been pressure to try to cancel the program from members of the underworld.

“I woke up on Sunday morning and found the head of Garnet from Saddle Club beside me in bed” confirmed ABC managing director Mark Scott. “There was a note pinned to it pleading with me not to run the program and offering me a year’s supply of olive oil and a free trip to Vegas.”

Formed in the early part of the last century and dedicated to secrecy, brutality and revenge, the Liberal Party is one of the most notorious organised political parties in the world with its tentacles now deeply embedded in big business.

Peter Green
http://www.twitter.com/Greeny_Peter

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:38:14
From: furious
ID: 742830
Subject: re: June Chatting

No, I didn’t want to tell someone how to do something I thought them capable of doing.

After typing “ATO” into my nearest search engine it took three clicks…

ATO > Lodge your tax return > Paper tax return

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:39:01
From: poikilotherm
ID: 742831
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • Posting that you found something easily but providing no ref. as such makes you seem like a bag of dicks.

No, I didn’t want to tell someone how to do something I thought them capable of doing.

After typing “ATO” into my nearest search engine it took three clicks…

ATO > Lodge your tax return > Paper tax return

Yes. whatever.

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:40:03
From: furious
ID: 742832
Subject: re: June Chatting

Was I somehow offensive?

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:41:10
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742833
Subject: re: June Chatting

>Posting that you found something easily but providing no ref. as such makes you seem like a bag of dicks.

A bag of discontinued spearmint dicks.

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:41:51
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742834
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:

  • Yes. whatever.

Was I somehow offensive?

They’re just overdoing the shaming for comic effect.

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:45:30
From: Dropbear
ID: 742837
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


furious said:
  • Yes. whatever.

Was I somehow offensive?

They’re just overdoing the shaming for comic effect.

rings bell

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:46:44
From: Cymek
ID: 742838
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


furious said:
  • Yes. whatever.

Was I somehow offensive?

They’re just overdoing the shaming for comic effect.

I only rip on or tease people I like and/or I know they know its a joke

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:47:29
From: Cymek
ID: 742839
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


Bubblecar said:

furious said:
  • Yes. whatever.

Was I somehow offensive?

They’re just overdoing the shaming for comic effect.

rings bell

Does furious have to parade around the forum naked

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:48:32
From: furious
ID: 742840
Subject: re: June Chatting

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:52:46
From: Dropbear
ID: 742841
Subject: re: June Chatting

Cymek said:


Dropbear said:

Bubblecar said:

They’re just overdoing the shaming for comic effect.

rings bell

Does furious have to parade around the forum naked

After he publically confesses

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Date: 30/06/2015 16:56:37
From: furious
ID: 742842
Subject: re: June Chatting

Nothing is true. Everything is permitted…

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Date: 30/06/2015 17:47:33
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 742844
Subject: re: June Chatting

evening folks

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Date: 30/06/2015 17:51:08
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742845
Subject: re: June Chatting

Evening stumpy.

Venus & Jupiter now so close they can smell each other’s BO.

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Date: 30/06/2015 17:52:17
From: Divine Angel
ID: 742846
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:

Venus & Jupiter now so close they can smell each other’s BO.

Cloudy here :(

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Date: 30/06/2015 17:52:53
From: Arts
ID: 742847
Subject: re: June Chatting

been watching them for the last week or so…

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Date: 30/06/2015 17:54:48
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742848
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’ll see if I can take a snap.

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Date: 30/06/2015 17:55:38
From: poikilotherm
ID: 742849
Subject: re: June Chatting

Hmmm…seems I’ve become known as the place to go for the morning after pill.

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Date: 30/06/2015 17:57:10
From: Arts
ID: 742850
Subject: re: June Chatting

just a gentle slow cooked sausage casserole here tonight. some string beans and sweet potato, honey and tomato base. Will serve with mashed potato.. easy, scrumptious.

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Date: 30/06/2015 17:57:13
From: Divine Angel
ID: 742851
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Hmmm…seems I’ve become known as the place to go for the morning after pill.

Better than being the place where one needed it in the first place.

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Date: 30/06/2015 17:57:16
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 742852
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Evening stumpy.

Venus & Jupiter now so close they can smell each other’s BO.

so foggy here i can’t see the back fence, let alone anything in the sky…

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Date: 30/06/2015 17:57:59
From: Arts
ID: 742853
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Hmmm…seems I’ve become known as the place to go for the morning after pill.

offer the two for one… you know.. next time

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Date: 30/06/2015 17:59:22
From: Divine Angel
ID: 742854
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arts said:


just a gentle slow cooked sausage casserole here tonight. some string beans and sweet potato, honey and tomato base. Will serve with mashed potato.. easy, scrumptious.

I think we’re having pizza.

Little Miss has discovered the art of pulling food from dinner plates. Today she pulled some fancy lettuce off my plate and chewed off a big chunk. You know you’re a mum when you have to fish food from your kid’s mouth.

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Date: 30/06/2015 17:59:33
From: sibeen
ID: 742855
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Hmmm…seems I’ve become known as the place to go for the morning after pill.

The morning after what?

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Date: 30/06/2015 17:59:35
From: sibeen
ID: 742856
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Hmmm…seems I’ve become known as the place to go for the morning after pill.

The morning after what?

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:00:36
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 742857
Subject: re: June Chatting

poikilotherm said:


Hmmm…seems I’ve become known as the place to go for the morning after pill.

spose that’s better than being known as the place they come from to get the morning after pill…

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:01:37
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 742858
Subject: re: June Chatting

Divine Angel said:


poikilotherm said:

Hmmm…seems I’ve become known as the place to go for the morning after pill.

Better than being the place where one needed it in the first place.

damn this slow computer…

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:02:51
From: Divine Angel
ID: 742859
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


poikilotherm said:

Hmmm…seems I’ve become known as the place to go for the morning after pill.

The morning after what?

The night before, of course.

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:08:49
From: Arts
ID: 742861
Subject: re: June Chatting

earlier DV was lamenting on those click bait sites.. I would like to add to this lament by adding so called ‘news’ articles that are really just ads for books or stage shows or twitter accounts.

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:10:35
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742862
Subject: re: June Chatting

Not terribly good, but it gives you the idea:

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:18:40
From: AwesomeO
ID: 742863
Subject: re: June Chatting

With that rocket that exploded the other day I assume ICBMs would need to get to similar speeds as they leave the atmosphere, plus they are stored for years. I wonder how many, if the big one went down, would have exploded whilst still boosting up? 20%? Based on nothing at all.

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:18:54
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 742865
Subject: re: June Chatting

Mr car, Anzac will be in your neighbourhood for the next 3 weeks… let me know if he makes too much noise, or comes visiting

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:20:44
From: buffy
ID: 742866
Subject: re: June Chatting

furious said:


mea culpa…

Next time I won’t assume people can find simple things as easily as me…

If you followed your suggested linking, you would know that when you click on the “paper” link, you actually get a 404…which is why I came here for help. Sorry, I didn’t have time to muck about and I forgot to mention that. I just thought someone here might know. As it is, someone did, and helped.

My employee will phone the ATO tomorrow as per speedy’s information, and ask for a form and instructions to be sent to her. She has not had to file a tax return before. I don’t know how we expect these people to get out of their poverty if there is no information available. She lives with her single father, who is on a disability pension, in housing commission housing. She left school at the end of Year 12 last year with good marks, but absolutely no prospect of ever being able to do tertiary study. She has part-time work with me, and casual work at another business, but only one shift this week because it is school holidays so they use the cheaper kids. We are surreptitiously encouraging her to cook more food for herself and her father – it’s both cheaper and better for them.

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:20:52
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 742867
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


poikilotherm said:

Hmmm…seems I’ve become known as the place to go for the morning after pill.

The morning after what?

Well when two people love each other a whole lot…

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:21:19
From: buffy
ID: 742868
Subject: re: June Chatting

Mr buffy is cooking yeg of yamb for tea tonight. It smells delicious.

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:22:04
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742869
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


With that rocket that exploded the other day I assume ICBMs would need to get to similar speeds as they leave the atmosphere, plus they are stored for years. I wonder how many, if the big one went down, would have exploded whilst still boosting up? 20%? Based on nothing at all.

Presumably the missile designs are simpler than the Falcon 9 and more extensively tested.

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:22:40
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742870
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Mr car, Anzac will be in your neighbourhood for the next 3 weeks… let me know if he makes too much noise, or comes visiting

Where’s he staying?

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:25:00
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742871
Subject: re: June Chatting

buffy said:

Mr buffy is cooking yeg of yamb for tea tonight. It smells delicious.

I’m still not sure what I’m having. Home-made pumpkin soup with home-made bread, or beef curry, or both. Or something else entirely.

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:26:17
From: sibeen
ID: 742872
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


sibeen said:

poikilotherm said:

Hmmm…seems I’ve become known as the place to go for the morning after pill.

The morning after what?

Well when two people love each other a whole lot…

As Tina Turner once said, “what’s love got to do with it”.

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:26:30
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742873
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


With that rocket that exploded the other day I assume ICBMs would need to get to similar speeds as they leave the atmosphere, plus they are stored for years. I wonder how many, if the big one went down, would have exploded whilst still boosting up? 20%? Based on nothing at all.

I’ve wondered that as well, they are not big though, small pay load and I’m sure there is a testing/servicing regime in place.
I’m wondering if the concept is now obsolete though, nuclear tipped cruise missles may now be the preferred option.
Damn sight cheaper.

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:27:13
From: AwesomeO
ID: 742874
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


AwesomeO said:

With that rocket that exploded the other day I assume ICBMs would need to get to similar speeds as they leave the atmosphere, plus they are stored for years. I wonder how many, if the big one went down, would have exploded whilst still boosting up? 20%? Based on nothing at all.

Presumably the missile designs are simpler than the Falcon 9 and more extensively tested.

I dunno, they both have to get up to speed carrying a payload. If they are more reliable then maybe lessons could be learned from them?

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:28:30
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 742875
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Mr car, Anzac will be in your neighbourhood for the next 3 weeks… let me know if he makes too much noise, or comes visiting

Where’s he staying?

opposite the golf course

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:30:38
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742876
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Bubblecar said:

stumpy_seahorse said:

Mr car, Anzac will be in your neighbourhood for the next 3 weeks… let me know if he makes too much noise, or comes visiting

Where’s he staying?

opposite the golf course

Well he’s not likely to wander down this way unless he gets seriously lost.
Just a holiday for him, or will you be going somewhere yourself?

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:31:52
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742877
Subject: re: June Chatting

I think Bubblecar would make a good companion for Anzac.

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:32:08
From: buffy
ID: 742878
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Mr car, Anzac will be in your neighbourhood for the next 3 weeks… let me know if he makes too much noise, or comes visiting

I hope that’s not the excuse to the children…..Anzac is going to live on the farm…..

;)

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:32:55
From: AwesomeO
ID: 742879
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


AwesomeO said:

With that rocket that exploded the other day I assume ICBMs would need to get to similar speeds as they leave the atmosphere, plus they are stored for years. I wonder how many, if the big one went down, would have exploded whilst still boosting up? 20%? Based on nothing at all.

I’ve wondered that as well, they are not big though, small pay load and I’m sure there is a testing/servicing regime in place.
I’m wondering if the concept is now obsolete though, nuclear tipped cruise missles may now be the preferred option.
Damn sight cheaper.

There is definately a servicng and testing regime. I watched a rare rapier missile launch at ex El Alamein in the 80s. That was set off as a certifying flight so they knew all of that vintage were ok for another few years storage. They were a million dollar shot.

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:33:41
From: Witty Rejoinder
ID: 742880
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Bubblecar said:

AwesomeO said:

With that rocket that exploded the other day I assume ICBMs would need to get to similar speeds as they leave the atmosphere, plus they are stored for years. I wonder how many, if the big one went down, would have exploded whilst still boosting up? 20%? Based on nothing at all.

Presumably the missile designs are simpler than the Falcon 9 and more extensively tested.

I dunno, they both have to get up to speed carrying a payload. If they are more reliable then maybe lessons could be learned from them?

I think most ICBMs had solid propellant while most space rockets are liquid filled. Maybe that is the difference in reliability.

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:34:19
From: JudgeMental
ID: 742881
Subject: re: June Chatting

1965 graph of USAF Atlas and Titan ICBM launches, cumulative by month with failures highlighted (pink). This clearly shows how NASA use of ICBM boosters for Projects Mercury and Gemini (blue) served as a highly visible demonstration of confidence in reliability at a time when failure rates had been substantial (Apollo-Saturn history and projections shown as well.)

wiki icbm

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:35:15
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 742882
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

Bubblecar said:

Where’s he staying?

opposite the golf course

Well he’s not likely to wander down this way unless he gets seriously lost.
Just a holiday for him, or will you be going somewhere yourself?

got 3 weeks work in hobart

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:35:16
From: AwesomeO
ID: 742883
Subject: re: June Chatting

Witty Rejoinder said:


AwesomeO said:

Bubblecar said:

Presumably the missile designs are simpler than the Falcon 9 and more extensively tested.

I dunno, they both have to get up to speed carrying a payload. If they are more reliable then maybe lessons could be learned from them?

I think most ICBMs had solid propellant while most space rockets are liquid filled. Maybe that is the difference in reliability.

They are solid that is true. But if it is more reliable why don’t the satellite guys use it? I am sure there are good reasons they do as they do, I am curious as to the pros.

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:36:18
From: JudgeMental
ID: 742884
Subject: re: June Chatting

some ICBMs were solid, most were liquid. fueled before flight, which was a prob.

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:39:25
From: AwesomeO
ID: 742885
Subject: re: June Chatting

JudgeMental said:


some ICBMs were solid, most were liquid. fueled before flight, which was a prob.

Yeah the soviets had liquid, big problems, they had to be fuelled before flight, they propellants would go off and eat through seals if left too long, decanting was dangerous and after decanting the missile had to be extensively serviced. They never really had in the beggining a sudden first strike capability.

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:40:13
From: JudgeMental
ID: 742886
Subject: re: June Chatting

modern ICBMs are mostly solid though.

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:41:29
From: JudgeMental
ID: 742887
Subject: re: June Chatting

i think the prob with using solids for sat launch is that there is not a lot of control.

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:42:57
From: AwesomeO
ID: 742888
Subject: re: June Chatting

One of the reasons the Americans announced the Polaris missile tests before time was a big psychological eff you to the soviets. It meant they had high confidence it would happen. The soviets only ever announced a test after it was successful.

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:43:46
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742889
Subject: re: June Chatting

The booster rockets on the shuttle were solid fuelled.

Do the Russians still just use kero?

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:44:38
From: sibeen
ID: 742890
Subject: re: June Chatting

Fuck me, iTunes is the greatest crap program that ever was released. Have new computer so ask it to take everything on my phone and back it up. All music on the phone wiped out.

“It just works” Apples slogan.

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:46:46
From: JudgeMental
ID: 742891
Subject: re: June Chatting

kero was quite a common fuel. i believe saturn v used kero and oxygen first stage.

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:46:57
From: Arts
ID: 742892
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Fuck me, iTunes is the greatest crap program that ever was released. Have new computer so ask it to take everything on my phone and back it up. All music on the phone wiped out.

“It just works” Apples slogan.

ad he was ever heard from again…

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:47:14
From: AwesomeO
ID: 742893
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Fuck me, iTunes is the greatest crap program that ever was released. Have new computer so ask it to take everything on my phone and back it up. All music on the phone wiped out.

“It just works” Apples slogan.

Did you spell it correctly, you might have written bork it up.

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:49:16
From: JudgeMental
ID: 742894
Subject: re: June Chatting

All music on the phone wiped out.

bugger. i guess some of the music you like would be hard to get these days?

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:50:28
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742895
Subject: re: June Chatting

JudgeMental said:


All music on the phone wiped out.

bugger. i guess some of the music you like would be hard to get these days?

Look out!!!

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:50:33
From: sibeen
ID: 742896
Subject: re: June Chatting

JudgeMental said:


All music on the phone wiped out.

bugger. i guess some of the music you like would be hard to get these days?

Luckily I’m the smart, so had it all backed up on an external drive.

Someone should blow iTunes the fuck up!

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:51:24
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742897
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Fuck me, iTunes is the greatest crap program that ever was released. Have new computer so ask it to take everything on my phone and back it up. All music on the phone wiped out.

“It just works” Apples slogan.


I have all my music on CD , I don’t trust Apple or anyone else not to wipe out my music – computer shops aren’t unknown to wipe all your music for fun

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:52:17
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742898
Subject: re: June Chatting

JudgeMental said:


All music on the phone wiped out.

bugger. i guess some of the music you like would be hard to get these days?


elevators, waiting rooms

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:52:22
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 742899
Subject: re: June Chatting

very disappointed in this new laptop..

click on a post in vbt and it takes 30 seconds or more to load it up

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:53:38
From: sibeen
ID: 742900
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bloody thing wiped out my ringtone as well.

I use the old Blood, Sweat & Tears song “and when I die” as my tone. Now I have to fix that up as well.

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:54:35
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742901
Subject: re: June Chatting

I bought mine a few days ago and thought the McAfee anti virus was working, it was but not fully working due to non registration , I’m resetting the entire computer after Norman couldn’t fully remove “ web shield “ and istartsurf from the thing

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:55:01
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742902
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


very disappointed in this new laptop..

click on a post in vbt and it takes 30 seconds or more to load it up

That cant be the puter surely, internet connection or something.
They just don’t make a computer that slow anymore.

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:55:45
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742903
Subject: re: June Chatting

Norman is the name of the guy that used to grace the covers of Norton boxes

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:56:34
From: AwesomeO
ID: 742904
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Bloody thing wiped out my ringtone as well.

I use the old Blood, Sweat & Tears song “and when I die” as my tone. Now I have to fix that up as well.

They might not transfer anyway. When I got a new phone I asked the fellow in the shop to move everything over, he did, but couldn’t for the ring tone. It doesn’t live on the chip so you have to purchase a new one.

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:56:57
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742905
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

very disappointed in this new laptop..

click on a post in vbt and it takes 30 seconds or more to load it up

That cant be the puter surely, internet connection or something.
They just don’t make a computer that slow anymore.


see if you can see any dimly lit valves , change the drum spools

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:57:39
From: JudgeMental
ID: 742906
Subject: re: June Chatting

They just don’t make a computer that slow anymore.

probably an NBN compatible model.

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Date: 30/06/2015 18:59:10
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 742907
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

very disappointed in this new laptop..

click on a post in vbt and it takes 30 seconds or more to load it up

That cant be the puter surely, internet connection or something.
They just don’t make a computer that slow anymore.

my old lappy works fine (apart from the BSODing every 15 minutes) so it’s not the internet connection…

had this one for 2 weeks, the only thing i have installed is firefox and it is slower than a wet weekend…

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Date: 30/06/2015 19:02:50
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742908
Subject: re: June Chatting

Remember the old days when there was Tech Talk, the days before Knick decided to fuck the joint.
TT was the most useful and functional forum of the lot, saved my arse a few times.

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Date: 30/06/2015 19:04:35
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742909
Subject: re: June Chatting

Is it a work one?

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Date: 30/06/2015 19:04:56
From: JudgeMental
ID: 742910
Subject: re: June Chatting

TT was Grant1’s idea.

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Date: 30/06/2015 19:05:39
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742911
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


The booster rockets on the shuttle were solid fuelled.

Do the Russians still just use kero?


ICBMs are to my knowledge mainly solid fuel these days. fuelling a missile takes time , time you don’t have when the other side has already launched.

there are issues with leaving liquid fuels in missiles I think

solid fuel ICBMs are reliable and can be fired on a moments notice

they rely on secret formulas that probably have a bit of magnesium , resin as the fuel and an oxidiser such as perchlorate.

the magnesium gives a better burn to it and adds thrust some the same weight without it

composite fuels ( solid fuels) need to be stabilised to stop them changing shape / absorbing water.

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Date: 30/06/2015 19:05:54
From: buffy
ID: 742912
Subject: re: June Chatting

Some of those helpful scallywags are still at FFFS

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Date: 30/06/2015 19:07:24
From: AwesomeO
ID: 742913
Subject: re: June Chatting

Looks Interesting. No clue if it is a repeat or not, SBS, or the guide has stopped doing that it seems.

IF WALLS COULD TALK: THE HISTORY OF THE HOME
The Living Room

7.30pm – 8.30pmSBS HDTonight
Lucy Worsley, chief curator of the historic royal palaces, takes us through 800 years of domestic history by exploring the British home through four rooms, meeting experts and historians on the way. Telling the story of British domestic life from the Middle Ages to the present day through four rooms, the kitchen, the bedroom, the bathroom and the lounge. Lucy examines ever-shifting attitudes to privacy, class, cleanliness and technology

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Date: 30/06/2015 19:07:43
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 742914
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Is it a work one?

no.

it’s an acer aspire

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Date: 30/06/2015 19:07:55
From: furious
ID: 742915
Subject: re: June Chatting

Absolutely…

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Date: 30/06/2015 19:10:12
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742916
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


Peak Warming Man said:

Is it a work one?

no.

it’s an acer aspire

Well if Knick’s father had used a condom it’d be fixed by now.

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Date: 30/06/2015 19:11:11
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742917
Subject: re: June Chatting

the other issues are cracking of the grain , as more surface area is exposed so more stuff starts burning and quickly , it caused an over pressurisation and blows the combustion chamber

ideally you only engineer the combustion to take no more than maybe twice or three times the expected combustion chamber , this stops it becoming a bomb as the pressure never grows big enough to do this – handy if you are near the launch site

ideally the grain should be cast as one slug but you can have smaller slugs glued together

liquid fuels have more energy by weight but the combustion process and fuel feed is complicated , solid fuel missiles have none if these issues because the way it burns is predictable

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Date: 30/06/2015 19:15:18
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742918
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


The booster rockets on the shuttle were solid fuelled.

Do the Russians still just use kero?


something called HTPB rubber and an oxidiser I believe

it comes in slugs

the solid fuel rockets could vector the thrust so I’ve seen

notvsyrevabout Russian , I think it’s a fancy grade of kerosene they use

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Date: 30/06/2015 19:16:05
From: sibeen
ID: 742919
Subject: re: June Chatting

Tonight was a win. The sprogs are on holiday and miss 13 volunteered to cook. Spag & meatballs and it was very bloody nice.

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Date: 30/06/2015 19:19:22
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742920
Subject: re: June Chatting

liquid rockets can use the fuel as a coolant for the throat of the nozzle, such as the Saturn V

to stop the throat being eaten away the engine deliberately used more kerosene than normal . the Unburnt kerosene can be seen in the take off footage as the dirty black clout pouring out the nozzle before you see the flame behind it

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Date: 30/06/2015 19:21:22
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742921
Subject: re: June Chatting

something I read last night was that Saturn V bubbled helium from the bottom of tanks to stop temp stratification of the fuel and intjink oxidiser

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Date: 30/06/2015 19:22:06
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742922
Subject: re: June Chatting

might have just been the oxygen

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Date: 30/06/2015 19:28:11
From: transition
ID: 742923
Subject: re: June Chatting

noodles done, coffee too
the fire’s going, this one now roarin’ also
this line ends in shit, poo
ol’ regressin’ so, adult toilet talk ya know

#AC/DC – Sink the Pink

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Date: 30/06/2015 19:28:50
From: Michael V
ID: 742924
Subject: re: June Chatting

JudgeMental said:


TT was Grant1’s idea.
Huh! Didn’t know that. Suppose I never asked.

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Date: 30/06/2015 19:30:42
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742925
Subject: re: June Chatting

Saturn V is still the most powerful machine man has ever built, apparently.

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Date: 30/06/2015 19:37:56
From: Dropbear
ID: 742926
Subject: re: June Chatting

JudgeMental said:


TT was Grant1’s idea.

I miss Stavros, she was a top bloke

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Date: 30/06/2015 19:48:04
From: transition
ID: 742927
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Saturn V is still the most powerful machine man has ever built, apparently.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saturn_V
“The three-stage Saturn V grew over its lifetime to a peak thrust of at least 7,650,000 lbf (34,020 kN) (AS-510 and subsequent) and a lift capacity of 260,000 lb (118,000 kg) to LEO. The AS-510 mission (Apollo 15) had a liftoff thrust of 7,823,000 lbf (34,800 kN). The AS-513 mission (Skylab 1) had slightly greater liftoff thrust of 7,891,000 lbf (35,100 kN). By comparison, the N-1 had a sea-level liftoff thrust of about 11,300,000 lbf (50,300 kN). No other operational launch vehicle has ever surpassed the Saturn V in height, weight, total impulse, or payload capability. The closest contenders were the US Space Shuttle and the Soviet Energia.”

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Date: 30/06/2015 19:50:00
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 742928
Subject: re: June Chatting

nice big fry up for tea tonight.. ham steaks, fried pineapple rings, eggs and fried bread to clean the frypan up

:D

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Date: 30/06/2015 19:52:47
From: transition
ID: 742929
Subject: re: June Chatting

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LOX

In commerce, liquid oxygen is classified as an industrial gas and is widely used for industrial and medical purposes. Liquid oxygen is obtained from the oxygen found naturally in air by fractional distillation in a cryogenic air separation plant.

Liquid oxygen is a common cryogenic liquid oxidizer propellant for spacecraft rocket applications, usually in combination with liquid hydrogen, kerosene or methane. Liquid oxygen is useful in this role because it creates a high specific impulse. It was used in the very first rocket applications like the V2 missile (under the name A-Stoff and Sauerstoff) and Redstone, R-7 Semyorka, Atlas boosters, and the ascent stages of the Apollo Saturn rockets. Liquid oxygen was also used in some early ICBMs, although more modern ICBMs do not use liquid oxygen because its cryogenic properties and need for regular replenishment to replace boiloff make it harder to maintain and launch quickly. Many modern rockets use liquid oxygen, including the main engines on the now-retired Space Shuttle.

Liquid oxygen also had extensive use in making oxyliquit explosives, but is rarely used now due to a high rate of accidents.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Specific_impulse

Specific impulse (usually abbreviated Isp) is a measure of the efficiency of rocket and jet engines. By definition, it is the impulse delivered per unit of propellant consumed, and is dimensionally equivalent to the thrust generated per unit propellant flow rate. If mass (kilogram or slug) is used as the unit of propellant, then specific impulse has units of velocity. If weight (newton or pound) is used instead, then specific impulse has units of time (seconds). The conversion constant between these two versions is the standard gravitational acceleration constant (g0). The higher the specific impulse, the lower the propellant flow rate required for a given thrust, and in the case of a rocket, the less propellant needed for a given delta-v, per the Tsiolkovsky rocket equation.

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Date: 30/06/2015 19:55:41
From: sibeen
ID: 742931
Subject: re: June Chatting

Right, after a heap of stuffing around I’ve got my ringtone back.

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Date: 30/06/2015 19:59:08
From: AwesomeO
ID: 742932
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Right, after a heap of stuffing around I’ve got my ringtone back.

Jeebers, you could have paid a buck fifty and saved a lot of stuffing around.

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Date: 30/06/2015 20:01:43
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 742933
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


sibeen said:

Right, after a heap of stuffing around I’ve got my ringtone back.

Jeebers, you could have paid a buck fifty and saved a lot of stuffing around.

it was embarassing enough for him to pay that for justin bieber the first time…

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Date: 30/06/2015 20:02:54
From: OCDC
ID: 742934
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:

Peak Warming Man said:
Is it a work one?
no.

it’s an acer aspire

So’s mine, and it’s quick as, even with Sims open in the background.

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Date: 30/06/2015 20:03:31
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742935
Subject: re: June Chatting

yeah liquid oxygen makes things complicated

you’d be better off with N2O4 and kerosene

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Date: 30/06/2015 20:03:59
From: OCDC
ID: 742936
Subject: re: June Chatting

And I fecking hate job applications.

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Date: 30/06/2015 20:04:02
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 742937
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


stumpy_seahorse said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Is it a work one?
no.

it’s an acer aspire

So’s mine, and it’s quick as, even with Sims open in the background.

is there anything you had to disable?

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Date: 30/06/2015 20:04:05
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742938
Subject: re: June Chatting

I think DO was toying with the idea of making representation to the Communications Minister to have the triumvirate restored.
All the infrastructure is still there, they just need to be turned on.

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Date: 30/06/2015 20:04:43
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742939
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


yeah liquid oxygen makes things complicated

you’d be better off with N2O4 and kerosene

Steady lad, steady.

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Date: 30/06/2015 20:05:07
From: OCDC
ID: 742940
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:

OCDC said:
stumpy_seahorse said:
no.

it’s an acer aspire

So’s mine, and it’s quick as, even with Sims open in the background.
is there anything you had to disable?
Nope.

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Date: 30/06/2015 20:05:11
From: JudgeMental
ID: 742941
Subject: re: June Chatting

wont be the same.

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Date: 30/06/2015 20:05:32
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742942
Subject: re: June Chatting

JudgeMental said:


wont be the same.

Why?

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Date: 30/06/2015 20:06:00
From: sibeen
ID: 742943
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


sibeen said:

Right, after a heap of stuffing around I’ve got my ringtone back.

Jeebers, you could have paid a buck fifty and saved a lot of stuffing around.

I wouldn’t give the bastards the satisfaction.

I’m a curmudgeon, and proud of it.

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Date: 30/06/2015 20:06:04
From: JudgeMental
ID: 742944
Subject: re: June Chatting

because…

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Date: 30/06/2015 20:06:25
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742945
Subject: re: June Chatting

N2O4 is infinitely more storable than LOX

LOX has the habit of exploding if it comes in contact with any kind of grease , it’s very cold meaning valves can freeze shut

N2O4 can be stored as a liquid very easily though you shouldn’t breath it in

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Date: 30/06/2015 20:06:47
From: party_pants
ID: 742946
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


JudgeMental said:

wont be the same.

Why?

Because he said.

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Date: 30/06/2015 20:08:04
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742947
Subject: re: June Chatting

a LOX needs to be spotlessly clean before filling or risk of an explosion

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Date: 30/06/2015 20:08:11
From: pommiejohn
ID: 742948
Subject: re: June Chatting

Obama and Attenborough on ABC now.

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Date: 30/06/2015 20:08:27
From: AwesomeO
ID: 742949
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:


N2O4 is infinitely more storable than LOX

LOX has the habit of exploding if it comes in contact with any kind of grease , it’s very cold meaning valves can freeze shut

N2O4 can be stored as a liquid very easily though you shouldn’t breath it in

Yeah, it’s not rocket science.

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Date: 30/06/2015 20:08:51
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742950
Subject: re: June Chatting

a lOX hybrid wouldn’t be out if the question

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Date: 30/06/2015 20:14:32
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742951
Subject: re: June Chatting

generally the larger the rocket the faster you want to go because the biggest losses are making the thing resist gravity

smaller rockets biggest loss at the same speed could be drag at the same speed

so I’m told

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Date: 30/06/2015 20:20:21
From: wookiemeister
ID: 742952
Subject: re: June Chatting

saturn V had a slightly under expanded nozzle at take off

if you see the exhaust bulging out from the end of the nozzle this is a loss

if the exhaust narrows from the edge of the nozzle this is a loss

when the nozzle is neither “ over / under expanded “ it means the nozzle is working at its most efficient

staging allows for the changing ambient pressure around the nozzle

the length and shape of the stage 2 Saturn V nozzles would be suited for ambient pressures for high altitude

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Date: 30/06/2015 20:26:24
From: Dropbear
ID: 742953
Subject: re: June Chatting

OCDC said:


And I fecking hate job applications.

Yeh that doctoring stuff was shit anyway…. What now

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Date: 30/06/2015 20:29:19
From: buffy
ID: 742954
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dear, oh, dear:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-30/providers-told-they-cant-use-primary-health-network-marketing/6584954

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Date: 30/06/2015 20:39:10
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742955
Subject: re: June Chatting

Captain Philip excitingly arriving in Australia.

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Date: 30/06/2015 20:40:26
From: dv
ID: 742956
Subject: re: June Chatting

CNN – India isolates man with Ebola-infected semen”

Why don’t they just use walls or something?

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Date: 30/06/2015 20:44:27
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742957
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


Captain Philip excitingly arriving in Australia.

!http://www.abc.net.au/news/image/6580778-3×4-700×933.jpg

Taking a pretty dim view of the place, by the look.

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Date: 30/06/2015 20:46:48
From: JudgeMental
ID: 742958
Subject: re: June Chatting

yeah, a little bulgy in the groin area.

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Date: 30/06/2015 20:47:07
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742959
Subject: re: June Chatting

Heavy fog out there now, heading for -1. Getting proper winter back after that brief warmer spell.

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Date: 30/06/2015 20:48:08
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742960
Subject: re: June Chatting

JudgeMental said:


yeah, a little bulgy in the groin area.

That’s his hanky.

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Date: 30/06/2015 20:52:44
From: AwesomeO
ID: 742961
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Peak Warming Man said:

Captain Philip excitingly arriving in Australia.

!http://www.abc.net.au/news/image/6580778-3×4-700×933.jpg

Taking a pretty dim view of the place, by the look.

In the day there was not much to get excited about. A long way from anywhere and no resources to exploit. Not even on the way to anywhere so no need for a water and victualling station. The tyranny of distance was writ large back then.

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Date: 30/06/2015 20:53:18
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 742962
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


JudgeMental said:

yeah, a little bulgy in the groin area.

That’s his hanky.

No I don’t think so, I think he is so excited at seeing Australia for the first time that he’s got a mongrel that would choke a donkey.

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Date: 30/06/2015 20:55:42
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 742963
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


Right, after a heap of stuffing around I’ve got my ringtone back.

Ya can’t have a ringtone without a “ring” so take good care of your arsehole.

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Date: 30/06/2015 21:00:19
From: dv
ID: 742964
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m sorry, my wife thought that was gangbusters.

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Date: 30/06/2015 21:01:50
From: dv
ID: 742965
Subject: re: June Chatting

More is a man of an angel’s wit and singular learning. I know not his fellow. For where is the man of that gentleness, lowliness and affability? And, as time requireth, a man of marvelous mirth and pastimes, and sometime of as sad gravity. A man for all seasons.

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Date: 30/06/2015 21:03:16
From: furious
ID: 742966
Subject: re: June Chatting

I see what you’re saying. That was funny…

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Date: 30/06/2015 21:04:12
From: bob(from black rock)
ID: 742967
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


More is a man of an angel’s wit and singular learning. I know not his fellow. For where is the man of that gentleness, lowliness and affability? And, as time requireth, a man of marvelous mirth and pastimes, and sometime of as sad gravity. A man for all seasons.

Yeah I had one like that, but the wheels fell off.

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Date: 30/06/2015 21:08:34
From: Dropbear
ID: 742968
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


I’m sorry, my wife thought that was gangbusters.

Now that made me laugh

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Date: 30/06/2015 21:28:19
From: party_pants
ID: 742969
Subject: re: June Chatting

Has Greece gone belly-up yet?

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Date: 30/06/2015 21:28:57
From: dv
ID: 742970
Subject: re: June Chatting

Dropbear said:


dv said:

I’m sorry, my wife thought that was gangbusters.

Now that made me laugh

Well there you go, I’ll mark it as a win.

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Date: 30/06/2015 21:29:32
From: dv
ID: 742971
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Has Greece gone belly-up yet?

Basically never recovered since independence.

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Date: 30/06/2015 21:31:46
From: AwesomeO
ID: 742972
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Has Greece gone belly-up yet?

Yeah, risky for the gubmint putting the vote to the people. As I understand it the gubmint wants to stay in but giving the people the option.

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Date: 30/06/2015 21:34:20
From: dv
ID: 742973
Subject: re: June Chatting

Mmm, I think they want to see who is more scared about a Grexit; the EU or Greece, like some giant game of Hen.

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Date: 30/06/2015 21:35:53
From: Bubblecar
ID: 742974
Subject: re: June Chatting

People are acting as though Greece being poor is some kind of new and strange problem.

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Date: 30/06/2015 21:37:08
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 742975
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Has Greece gone belly-up yet?

So bad that they had to burn it

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Date: 30/06/2015 21:38:54
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 742976
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


party_pants said:

Has Greece gone belly-up yet?

So bad that they had to burn it

Then thay set fire to it again, just to make sure.

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Date: 30/06/2015 21:42:15
From: sibeen
ID: 742977
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


party_pants said:

Has Greece gone belly-up yet?

I think the EU is a tad wary of someone from that region bearing a gift.

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Date: 30/06/2015 21:42:18
From: party_pants
ID: 742978
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


People are acting as though Greece being poor is some kind of new and strange problem.

It never bothered anyone before they joined the Euro zone.

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Date: 30/06/2015 21:42:58
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 742979
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


People are acting as though Greece being poor is some kind of new and strange problem.

How and why Greece is always in debt is also a strange problem.

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Date: 30/06/2015 21:44:34
From: sibeen
ID: 742980
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


Bubblecar said:

People are acting as though Greece being poor is some kind of new and strange problem.

How and why Greece is always in debt is also a strange problem.

Not really, when hardly anyone pays tax it can make it a tad hard to balance the books.

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Date: 30/06/2015 21:45:06
From: party_pants
ID: 742981
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


Bubblecar said:

People are acting as though Greece being poor is some kind of new and strange problem.

How and why Greece is always in debt is also a strange problem.

Just about everyone pays nowhere near the headline rate of tax. Tax avoidance seems to be their national pass-time.

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Date: 30/06/2015 21:45:06
From: party_pants
ID: 742982
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


Bubblecar said:

People are acting as though Greece being poor is some kind of new and strange problem.

How and why Greece is always in debt is also a strange problem.

Just about everyone pays nowhere near the headline rate of tax. Tax avoidance seems to be their national pass-time.

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Date: 30/06/2015 21:45:52
From: party_pants
ID: 742983
Subject: re: June Chatting

Such an important point I had to say it twice :)

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Date: 30/06/2015 21:45:57
From: JudgeMental
ID: 742984
Subject: re: June Chatting

greece was my favourite country to visit. after the UK of course.

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Date: 30/06/2015 21:46:39
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 742985
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


Bubblecar said:

People are acting as though Greece being poor is some kind of new and strange problem.

How and why Greece is always in debt is also a strange problem.

I see men in cafes in Greece playing cards and saying let them give us money.

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Date: 30/06/2015 21:46:40
From: transition
ID: 742986
Subject: re: June Chatting

Take shelter, put fingers tightly in ears, look the other way, do not even dare imagine it, it’ll suck the life from you

unsurvivable yawn

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Date: 30/06/2015 21:54:35
From: dv
ID: 742990
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

Bubblecar said:

People are acting as though Greece being poor is some kind of new and strange problem.

How and why Greece is always in debt is also a strange problem.

I see men in cafes in Greece playing cards and saying let them give us money.

It’s because by European standards it is extraordinarily corrupt and inefficient and they lack the political will to enforce taxation. The crisis didn’t land on them from outer space.

—-
Finance Minister Varoufakis: Europe wasn’t prepared for the crisis in Greece and made decisions that just made everything worse. Now the EU resembles a gambling addict throwing good money after bad. We can’t say: “Stop! Did we do something wrong? Did we perhaps understand this crisis wrong?”

ZEIT ONLINE: Did we? After all, the Greek economy has recently been back on a growth course.

Varoufakis: Perhaps if you look at things in purely statistical terms. But, in reality, incomes and prices are falling. The existing crisis policies have strengthened political forces on the far right all over Europe – in Greece, in France, in Italy. We need a change of course.

ZEIT ONLINE: Many Germans fear this is an excuse to dial back reforms.

Varoufakis: Germans have to understand that it doesn’t mean we’re turning away from the reform path if we give an additional €300 a year to a pensioner living on €300 a month. When we talk about reforms, we should talk about cartels, about rich Greeks who hardly pay any taxes. Why does a kilometer of freeway cost three times as much where we are as it does in Germany?

ZEIT ONLINE: Why?

Varoufakis: Because we’re dealing with a system of cronyism and corruption. That’s what we have to tackle. But, instead, we’re debating pharmacy opening times.
—-

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Date: 30/06/2015 21:56:22
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 742991
Subject: re: June Chatting

Just discovered that Yemmerrawanyea, who was one of the first two Australians to travel to Europe, is buried at Eltham Church (London).

I spent the first 6 years of my life living at Eltham, and I had never heard this.

The church web site gives it no mention.

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Date: 30/06/2015 21:58:35
From: dv
ID: 742993
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


Just discovered that Yemmerrawanyea, who was one of the first two Australians to travel to Europe, is buried at Eltham Church (London).

I spent the first 6 years of my life living at Eltham, and I had never heard this.

The church web site gives it no mention.

I wonder how he found the experience.

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Date: 30/06/2015 22:00:52
From: sibeen
ID: 742994
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


The Rev Dodgson said:

Just discovered that Yemmerrawanyea, who was one of the first two Australians to travel to Europe, is buried at Eltham Church (London).

I spent the first 6 years of my life living at Eltham, and I had never heard this.

The church web site gives it no mention.

I wonder how he found the experience.

I’m not sure many enjoy being buried.

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Date: 30/06/2015 22:02:47
From: dv
ID: 742995
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


Bubblecar said:

People are acting as though Greece being poor is some kind of new and strange problem.

It never bothered anyone before they joined the Euro zone.

Greece isn’t intrinsically that poor.

It’s not the poorest country in the Eurozone. They basically have a unique political situation. When Estonia and Slovakia joined the Eurozone and suddenly had access to cheap credit, they didn’t borrow 200% of the GDP, raise everyone’s salary and pension, pocket a stack of it in graft, while doing nothing to expand the taxbase or improve infrastructure. Just Greece did that. Portugal and Spain are not in great shape but they appear to be in a position to grow out of the problem.

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Date: 30/06/2015 22:02:56
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 742996
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


The Rev Dodgson said:

Just discovered that Yemmerrawanyea, who was one of the first two Australians to travel to Europe, is buried at Eltham Church (London).

I spent the first 6 years of my life living at Eltham, and I had never heard this.

The church web site gives it no mention.

I wonder how he found the experience.

Not great according to the ABC. He died within a year of his arrival, age 19.

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Date: 30/06/2015 22:03:30
From: dv
ID: 742997
Subject: re: June Chatting

I confess I have not heard of Yemmerrawanyea.

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Date: 30/06/2015 22:03:34
From: sibeen
ID: 742998
Subject: re: June Chatting

The article is quit lengthy and from , but it does give some insight into the Greek tragedy.

http://www.vanityfair.com/news/2010/10/greeks-bearing-bonds-201010

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Date: 30/06/2015 22:04:18
From: dv
ID: 742999
Subject: re: June Chatting

My joke got a better run on FB. I think you mob are too sophisticated for me.

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Date: 30/06/2015 22:05:02
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 743000
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


I confess I have not heard of Yemmerrawanyea.

Bennelong gets all the publicity.

I’m not sure of I heard of him either, before I came here.

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Date: 30/06/2015 22:10:16
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 743001
Subject: re: June Chatting

have to show this to pwm…

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Date: 30/06/2015 22:12:45
From: Rule 303
ID: 743002
Subject: re: June Chatting

ChrispenEvan said:


have to show this to pwm…


Anticipating a burial at sea?

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Date: 30/06/2015 22:27:42
From: dv
ID: 743003
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bit more detail about the journey of B and Y to England.
http://www.thefreelibrary.com/The%20forlorn%20hope:%20Bennelong%20and%20Yemmerrawannie%20go%20to%20England-a082259106

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Date: 30/06/2015 22:36:40
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 743004
Subject: re: June Chatting

lucy worsley has rhotacism

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Date: 30/06/2015 22:36:50
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 743005
Subject: re: June Chatting

If say some guy moves into a co joining unit and in the other unit live a middle aged woman living with her daughter.

After five days I hear outside my window

Something like

Elderly woman – he must be a lonely bastard, has he met you?

Daughter – no

EW – its been 5 days

D – If he doesnt want to meet me, he can stay a lonely bastard.

What would you make of the daughters statement?

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Date: 30/06/2015 22:52:47
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 743006
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


If say some guy moves into a co joining unit and in the other unit live a middle aged woman living with her daughter.

After five days I hear outside my window

Something like

Elderly woman – he must be a lonely bastard, has he met you?

Daughter – no

EW – its been 5 days

D – If he doesnt want to meet me, he can stay a lonely bastard.

What would you make of the daughters statement?

I havent said hello to the EW yet, she seems friendly

I did wave at the EW once through my car window

EW did say it was a nasty thing to say

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Date: 30/06/2015 22:54:07
From: tauto
ID: 743007
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


If say some guy moves into a co joining unit and in the other unit live a middle aged woman living with her daughter.

After five days I hear outside my window

Something like

Elderly woman – he must be a lonely bastard, has he met you?

Daughter – no

EW – its been 5 days

D – If he doesnt want to meet me, he can stay a lonely bastard.

What would you make of the daughters statement?

—-

She is just responding to her mum, 5 days is too short a time for expectations. 5 months maybe…

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Date: 30/06/2015 22:57:59
From: wookiemeister
ID: 743009
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


If say some guy moves into a co joining unit and in the other unit live a middle aged woman living with her daughter.

After five days I hear outside my window

Something like

Elderly woman – he must be a lonely bastard, has he met you?

Daughter – no

EW – its been 5 days

D – If he doesnt want to meet me, he can stay a lonely bastard.

What would you make of the daughters statement?


she wants to make that man happy

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Date: 30/06/2015 23:00:09
From: wookiemeister
ID: 743010
Subject: re: June Chatting

The F-35 Can’t Beat The Plane It’s Replacing In A Dogfight: Report

http://foxtrotalpha.jalopnik.com/the-f-35-cant-beat-the-plane-its-replacing-in-a-dogfigh-1714712248

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Date: 30/06/2015 23:01:21
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 743011
Subject: re: June Chatting

tauto said:


CrazyNeutrino said:

If say some guy moves into a co joining unit and in the other unit live a middle aged woman living with her daughter.

After five days I hear outside my window

Something like

Elderly woman – he must be a lonely bastard, has he met you?

Daughter – no

EW – its been 5 days

D – If he doesnt want to meet me, he can stay a lonely bastard.

What would you make of the daughters statement?

—-

She is just responding to her mum, 5 days is too short a time for expectations. 5 months maybe…

[/quote
Hmm, ok. I’ll say hi if I see either one, see what they say next.

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Date: 30/06/2015 23:03:32
From: wookiemeister
ID: 743012
Subject: re: June Chatting

Arthur C Clarke Warned Us About The F-35 And Its Damning Costs

http://foxtrotalpha.jalopnik.com/arthur-c-clarke-warned-us-about-the-f-35-and-its-damnin-1585237830

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Date: 30/06/2015 23:08:47
From: Rule 303
ID: 743014
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:

D – If he doesnt want to meet me, he can stay a lonely bastard.

I think she is waiting for someone to create the opportunity, or by some other method express his interest, to meeting her.

What do you think it means?

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Date: 30/06/2015 23:13:46
From: Rule 303
ID: 743015
Subject: re: June Chatting

wookiemeister said:

she wants to make that man happy

Perhaps so, but the statement also suggest she wants him to make the first approach.

Where is Brendon when we need him? He was expert at this line of enquiry…

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Date: 30/06/2015 23:16:58
From: kii
ID: 743016
Subject: re: June Chatting

CrazyNeutrino said:


If say some guy moves into a co joining unit and in the other unit live a middle aged woman living with her daughter.

After five days I hear outside my window

Something like

Elderly woman – he must be a lonely bastard, has he met you?

Daughter – no

EW – its been 5 days

D – If he doesnt want to meet me, he can stay a lonely bastard.

What would you make of the daughters statement?

She’s a rude little “princess”.

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Date: 30/06/2015 23:20:40
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 743017
Subject: re: June Chatting

that’s enough work for tonight… TNDC is now in session…

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Date: 30/06/2015 23:27:45
From: dv
ID: 743018
Subject: re: June Chatting

http://thechive.com/2015/06/29/graffiti-artist-hilariously-trolls-city-workers-30-photos/

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Date: 30/06/2015 23:30:52
From: party_pants
ID: 743019
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


The article is quit lengthy and from , but it does give some insight into the Greek tragedy.

http://www.vanityfair.com/news/2010/10/greeks-bearing-bonds-201010

It was very long indeed, but worth the read.

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Date: 30/06/2015 23:32:50
From: kii
ID: 743020
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


http://thechive.com/2015/06/29/graffiti-artist-hilariously-trolls-city-workers-30-photos/

:D

At first I thought the artist was going to get the city workers to paint something meaningful as they covered up the graffiti, guide their hands ;)

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Date: 30/06/2015 23:33:08
From: Rule 303
ID: 743021
Subject: re: June Chatting

stumpy_seahorse said:


that’s enough work for tonight… TNDC is now in session…

*raises glass of scotch ‘n water *

Tonight I drink to finally being released from my role with the orange people. After 6 1/2 years, I have kicked all the goals there are to kick, I have opened all the doors there are to open, and it’s time to let someone else have a crack.

How is your life panning out?

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Date: 30/06/2015 23:35:38
From: sibeen
ID: 743022
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


sibeen said:

The article is quit lengthy and from , but it does give some insight into the Greek tragedy.

http://www.vanityfair.com/news/2010/10/greeks-bearing-bonds-201010

It was very long indeed, but worth the read.

Yes. I remember reading it when it first came out, and with the discussion tonight thought I’d do a search for it.

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Date: 30/06/2015 23:35:44
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 743023
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

that’s enough work for tonight… TNDC is now in session…

*raises glass of scotch ‘n water *

Tonight I drink to finally being released from my role with the orange people. After 6 1/2 years, I have kicked all the goals there are to kick, I have opened all the doors there are to open, and it’s time to let someone else have a crack.

How is your life panning out?

pretty much over it, but doing the best with what i’ve got

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Date: 30/06/2015 23:37:54
From: sibeen
ID: 743024
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rule 303 said:


stumpy_seahorse said:

that’s enough work for tonight… TNDC is now in session…

*raises glass of scotch ‘n water *

Tonight I drink to finally being released from my role with the orange people. After 6 1/2 years, I have kicked all the goals there are to kick, I have opened all the doors there are to open, and it’s time to let someone else have a crack.

How is your life panning out?

So you’ve quit SES?

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Date: 30/06/2015 23:38:10
From: party_pants
ID: 743025
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:


party_pants said:

sibeen said:

The article is quit lengthy and from , but it does give some insight into the Greek tragedy.

http://www.vanityfair.com/news/2010/10/greeks-bearing-bonds-201010

It was very long indeed, but worth the read.

Yes. I remember reading it when it first came out, and with the discussion tonight thought I’d do a search for it.

Makes me wonder why the ECB and the IMF etc are still seriously bothering.

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Date: 30/06/2015 23:44:21
From: Rule 303
ID: 743026
Subject: re: June Chatting

sibeen said:

So you’ve quit SES?

No mate, just stepped down from the head honcho job to give someone else a go, and reduce my workload. This ties in beautifully with the RuleKids becoming more self-sufficient, the combination of which enables me to pursue career opportunities I’ve had on the back-burner for a few years.

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Date: 30/06/2015 23:44:27
From: kii
ID: 743027
Subject: re: June Chatting

I know this news is old, but stuff like this makes my day. It’s my first day back at work since the ruling. I can’t wait to see how some people are reacting. The Man from Alaska’s reaction was pretty icky, but normal.

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Date: 30/06/2015 23:52:06
From: dv
ID: 743028
Subject: re: June Chatting

Rofl

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Date: 30/06/2015 23:57:45
From: Michael V
ID: 743029
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


http://thechive.com/2015/06/29/graffiti-artist-hilariously-trolls-city-workers-30-photos/
:)

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Date: 30/06/2015 23:58:20
From: Michael V
ID: 743030
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


I know this news is old, but stuff like this makes my day. It’s my first day back at work since the ruling. I can’t wait to see how some people are reacting. The Man from Alaska’s reaction was pretty icky, but normal.

!https://scontent-ord1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xpt1/v/t1.0-9/s720×720/11709524_10152924005151863_9088740722763407429_n.png?oh=235cf3da72203cd9700b99f310ffc413&oe=5626FA79

:)

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Date: 1/07/2015 00:02:27
From: dv
ID: 743031
Subject: re: June Chatting

Kii, did you see the Texas attorney general wetting his pants on this? Seems the lone star state is going to fight this tooth and nail.

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Date: 1/07/2015 00:06:13
From: kii
ID: 743032
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


Kii, did you see the Texas attorney general wetting his pants on this? Seems the lone star state is going to fight this tooth and nail.

I saw a headline, but didn’t read the article. Too much and too crazy.

Violence towards gays appears to be on the rise as conservative dweebs lose it.

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Date: 1/07/2015 00:07:47
From: wookiemeister
ID: 743033
Subject: re: June Chatting

wow never had that before

the after image colour of the screen of the new laptop

must be too blue , when wandering around everything looks red

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Date: 1/07/2015 00:08:14
From: kii
ID: 743034
Subject: re: June Chatting

And then there is this guy…
http://www.patheos.com/blogs/progressivesecularhumanist/2015/06/arizona-pastor-calls-for-execution-of-lgbt-citizens/

Think I’ll go watch cat videos as I snuggle my Grumpy Cat :/

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Date: 1/07/2015 00:17:36
From: Michael V
ID: 743035
Subject: re: June Chatting

“arizona-pastor-calls-for-execution-of-lgbt-citizens”

——-

I think the headline says enough. I don’t think I should read the article. It’d just make me angry and get my blood pressure up.

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Date: 1/07/2015 00:20:00
From: Michael V
ID: 743036
Subject: re: June Chatting

Gone!

:)

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Date: 1/07/2015 00:20:35
From: kii
ID: 743037
Subject: re: June Chatting

Get yourself a Grumpy Cat, MV. Avoid reading the details of the crazy stuff. Watch funny animal videos.

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Date: 1/07/2015 00:23:20
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 743038
Subject: re: June Chatting

just saw an ad on tv asking “have you been praying that science would come up with a way…”

umm… i didn’t think that was how praying was supposed to work…

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Date: 1/07/2015 00:26:09
From: wookiemeister
ID: 743039
Subject: re: June Chatting

Sweden Has A Sub That’s So Deadly The US Navy Hired It To Play Bad Guy

http://foxtrotalpha.jalopnik.com/sweden-has-a-sub-thats-so-deadly-the-us-navy-hired-it-t-1649695984

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Date: 1/07/2015 06:58:01
From: stumpy_seahorse
ID: 743051
Subject: re: June Chatting

Morning folks.

2.6 and a real pea-souper out there…

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Date: 13/12/2015 18:25:09
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 813530
Subject: re: June Chatting

I’m off to see if Python still works, after installing the new version.

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Date: 6/07/2016 11:07:45
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 918696
Subject: re: June Chatting

I see Trump rape allegations are now reported on News.com.

Is Rupert having 2nd thoughts about his mate Donald?

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Date: 6/07/2016 11:09:18
From: dv
ID: 918698
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


I see Trump rape allegations are now reported on News.com.

Is Rupert having 2nd thoughts about his mate Donald?

Why are you in June?

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Date: 6/07/2016 11:11:15
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 918699
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


The Rev Dodgson said:

I see Trump rape allegations are now reported on News.com.

Is Rupert having 2nd thoughts about his mate Donald?

Why are you in June?

Dunno, I clicked reply on a July chat post.

Maybe my posts are being diverted because of my CIA and FIB connections.

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Date: 3/09/2017 19:57:42
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 1113212
Subject: re: June Chatting

Things seem pretty quiet on the Electric Internet.

Are the US of Americans having a long weekend or something?

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Date: 18/10/2017 14:26:15
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 1133974
Subject: re: June Chatting

Spending on Electrickery Down

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Date: 18/10/2017 14:52:20
From: AwesomeO
ID: 1133978
Subject: re: June Chatting

So between the Revs article and that graph where is the complaints about horrendous bills and ever increasing costs coming from? They might be increasing but it doesn’t seem to have rolled through they system yet to any great degree. Is it from the smart meters where people are finally paying the full usage costs?

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Date: 18/10/2017 14:57:04
From: AwesomeO
ID: 1133980
Subject: re: June Chatting

Just went and checked my last electricity bill, average daily usage is 4.21kwh or $187 per day, pretty good coming out of winter. I won’t be running a fan in the gas or the fire so that’s going to be less for summer.

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Date: 18/10/2017 14:58:16
From: AwesomeO
ID: 1133981
Subject: re: June Chatting

Oops $1.87

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Date: 18/10/2017 15:06:14
From: dv
ID: 1133982
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


So between the Revs article and that graph where is the complaints about horrendous bills and ever increasing costs coming from? They might be increasing but it doesn’t seem to have rolled through they system yet to any great degree. Is it from the smart meters where people are finally paying the full usage costs?

I think people are just bitching. Electrical power in Australia is not too expensive, and it hasn’t increased that much. Per that graph, real average household expenditure on electricity rose about 18% from 2003 to 2012. It’s increased slower than real wages. It makes about about 3% of average total household expenditure now. Why people make more of a fuss about power prices than just about anything else, I don’t know.

http://abs.gov.au/household-expenditure
Lookee: the average expenditure on “fuel and power” which includes electricity and gas etc is $41 per week. The average expenditure on $172 per week. This is a golden age in which power expenditure is such a minute item among overall household expenses.

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Date: 18/10/2017 15:07:13
From: dv
ID: 1133984
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Oops $1.87

Was gonna say … your aluminium smelting and hydroponic weed sideline coming along nicely

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Date: 18/10/2017 15:08:02
From: dv
ID: 1133986
Subject: re: June Chatting

Let me try that again

AwesomeO said:


So between the Revs article and that graph where is the complaints about horrendous bills and ever increasing costs coming from? They might be increasing but it doesn’t seem to have rolled through they system yet to any great degree. Is it from the smart meters where people are finally paying the full usage costs?

I think people are just bitching. Electrical power in Australia is not too expensive, and it hasn’t increased that much. Per that graph, real average household expenditure on electricity rose about 18% from 2003 to 2012. It’s increased slower than real wages. It makes about about 3% of average total household expenditure now. Why people make more of a fuss about power prices than just about anything else, I don’t know.

http://abs.gov.au/household-expenditure
Lookee: the average expenditure on “fuel and power” which includes electricity and gas etc is $41 per week. The average expenditure on RECREATION is $172 per week. This is a golden age in which power expenditure is such a minute item among overall household expenses.

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Date: 18/10/2017 15:27:23
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 1133995
Subject: re: June Chatting

AwesomeO said:


Just went and checked my last electricity bill, average daily usage is 4.21kwh or $187 per day, pretty good coming out of winter. I won’t be running a fan in the gas or the fire so that’s going to be less for summer.

I’m pretty sure you can get electricity cheaper than that if you shop around.

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Date: 18/10/2017 15:30:51
From: kii
ID: 1133998
Subject: re: June Chatting

No, no, no, no, no,….I don’t want to go through the month of June again!

*sobs *

I hate it.

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Date: 2/12/2017 10:33:36
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 1156298
Subject: re: June Chatting

Looks like it’s pouring to the North of us, pouring to the West of us, and pouring to the South of us, but not a drop here.

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Date: 2/12/2017 10:35:51
From: Stumpy_seahorse
ID: 1156299
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


Looks like it’s pouring to the North of us, pouring to the West of us, and pouring to the South of us, but not a drop here.

Bubblecar, give the Rev back his handle…

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Date: 4/05/2018 20:18:13
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 1220820
Subject: re: June Chatting

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4340486/fullcredits/?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm

For some strange reason, I don’t get a mention.

Does that mean my BN doesn’t count?

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Date: 4/05/2018 20:19:30
From: party_pants
ID: 1220821
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4340486/fullcredits/?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm

For some strange reason, I don’t get a mention.

Does that mean my BN doesn’t count?

piss off with your June chat and get back in to May!

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Date: 4/05/2018 20:19:42
From: ChrispenEvan
ID: 1220822
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4340486/fullcredits/?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm

For some strange reason, I don’t get a mention.

Does that mean my BN doesn’t count?

you’re not an real actor.

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Date: 4/05/2018 20:21:14
From: Stumpy_seahorse
ID: 1220823
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4340486/fullcredits/?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm

For some strange reason, I don’t get a mention.

Does that mean my BN doesn’t count?

meanwhile, in NM, kii is getting strobed out by her flashing red light everytime BN is mentioned…

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Date: 4/05/2018 20:21:45
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 1220824
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


The Rev Dodgson said:

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4340486/fullcredits/?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm

For some strange reason, I don’t get a mention.

Does that mean my BN doesn’t count?

piss off with your June chat and get back in to May!

I have no idea how I achieved the time trip, nor whether it was +1 or -11 months.

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Date: 4/05/2018 20:25:08
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 1220825
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


party_pants said:

The Rev Dodgson said:

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4340486/fullcredits/?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm

For some strange reason, I don’t get a mention.

Does that mean my BN doesn’t count?

piss off with your June chat and get back in to May!

I have no idea how I achieved the time trip, nor whether it was +1 or -11 months.

That is spooky.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UKpZxM-c9w

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Date: 4/05/2018 22:06:51
From: dv
ID: 1220860
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4340486/fullcredits/?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm

For some strange reason, I don’t get a mention.

Does that mean my BN doesn’t count?

Yes.

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Date: 4/05/2018 22:09:12
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 1220863
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


The Rev Dodgson said:

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4340486/fullcredits/?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm

For some strange reason, I don’t get a mention.

Does that mean my BN doesn’t count?

Yes.

Damn.

Never I mind.

I know I’m only 3 steps away from Mr Bacon, even if the list makers don’t recognise it.

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Date: 4/05/2018 22:10:41
From: dv
ID: 1220865
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


dv said:

The Rev Dodgson said:

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4340486/fullcredits/?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm

For some strange reason, I don’t get a mention.

Does that mean my BN doesn’t count?

Yes.

Damn.

Never I mind.

I know I’m only 3 steps away from Mr Bacon, even if the list makers don’t recognise it.

Still, seems rough. Did you have a speaking role?

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Date: 4/05/2018 22:12:28
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 1220868
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


The Rev Dodgson said:

dv said:

Yes.

Damn.

Never I mind.

I know I’m only 3 steps away from Mr Bacon, even if the list makers don’t recognise it.

Still, seems rough. Did you have a speaking role?

No.

But then neither did John Howard

or anybody else.

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Date: 4/05/2018 22:34:09
From: kii
ID: 1220875
Subject: re: June Chatting

What the fuck?

Did I miss May?

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Date: 4/05/2018 22:35:49
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 1220876
Subject: re: June Chatting

kii said:


What the fuck?

Did I miss May?

That or we’ve stepped 11 months back in time.

We’re not sure which.

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Date: 4/05/2018 22:36:56
From: party_pants
ID: 1220878
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


kii said:

What the fuck?

Did I miss May?

That or we’ve stepped 11 months back in time.

We’re not sure which.

back to 2015. I checked.

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Date: 4/05/2018 22:39:24
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 1220879
Subject: re: June Chatting

party_pants said:


The Rev Dodgson said:

kii said:

What the fuck?

Did I miss May?

That or we’ve stepped 11 months back in time.

We’re not sure which.

back to 2015. I checked.

How do you tell?

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Date: 4/05/2018 22:40:42
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 1220880
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


party_pants said:

The Rev Dodgson said:

That or we’ve stepped 11 months back in time.

We’re not sure which.

back to 2015. I checked.

How do you tell?

D’oh – just click “View full thread”

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Date: 4/05/2018 22:40:46
From: party_pants
ID: 1220881
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


party_pants said:

The Rev Dodgson said:

That or we’ve stepped 11 months back in time.

We’re not sure which.

back to 2015. I checked.

How do you tell?

“view full thread” button

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Date: 4/05/2018 23:02:39
From: kii
ID: 1220884
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


kii said:

What the fuck?

Did I miss May?

That or we’ve stepped 11 months back in time.

We’re not sure which.

Oh…okay.

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Date: 4/05/2018 23:13:21
From: Bubblecar
ID: 1220885
Subject: re: June Chatting

>But some of his paintings show signs of being angry about wallpaper design.

If you have to have signs of being angry about something in your paintings, I suppose wallpaper design is a neutral sort of topic.

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Date: 5/05/2018 07:07:37
From: dv
ID: 1220958
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


dv said:

The Rev Dodgson said:

Damn.

Never I mind.

I know I’m only 3 steps away from Mr Bacon, even if the list makers don’t recognise it.

Still, seems rough. Did you have a speaking role?

No.

But then neither did John Howard

or anybody else.

Sounds like a great movie

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Date: 5/05/2018 09:26:46
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 1220975
Subject: re: June Chatting

dv said:


The Rev Dodgson said:

dv said:

Still, seems rough. Did you have a speaking role?

No.

But then neither did John Howard

or anybody else.

Sounds like a great movie

It was.

Fairly short though.

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Date: 23/05/2018 20:50:52
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 1230036
Subject: re: June Chatting

So who is star gazing tonight?

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Date: 23/05/2018 22:22:33
From: buffy
ID: 1230071
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


So who is star gazing tonight?

Still no stars here. Cloud.

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Date: 21/03/2019 14:45:23
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 1363626
Subject: re: June Chatting

PermeateFree said:


Tamb said:

Tamb said:

Thanks.


3Gb download. Sadly not possible on my satellite connection.

That’s what you get when you read the fine print. Tough!

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Date: 21/03/2019 14:47:12
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 1363628
Subject: re: June Chatting

oops.

Didn’t mean to do that.

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Date: 21/03/2019 15:30:34
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 1363648
Subject: re: June Chatting

The Rev Dodgson said:


oops.

Didn’t mean to do that.

Could you step into my office for a minute Mr Dodgson.
Close the door.
Take a seat.
As you are probably aware the Forum bonuses are coming up at the end of the month.
Now while this is a minor example of shoddy posting it does point to your somewhat laissez-faire attitude of late. Just try and be a little more circumspect in future.
I’ll will try however to make sure it doesn’t get on your H & R file.
That will be all.

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Date: 21/03/2019 15:32:26
From: Michael V
ID: 1363649
Subject: re: June Chatting

Peak Warming Man said:


The Rev Dodgson said:

oops.

Didn’t mean to do that.

Could you step into my office for a minute Mr Dodgson.
Close the door.
Take a seat.
As you are probably aware the Forum bonuses are coming up at the end of the month.
Now while this is a minor example of shoddy posting it does point to your somewhat laissez-faire attitude of late. Just try and be a little more circumspect in future.
I’ll will try however to make sure it doesn’t get on your H & R file.
That will be all.

LOL

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Date: 21/03/2019 15:38:21
From: Bubblecar
ID: 1363651
Subject: re: June Chatting

New Orleans circa 1890. “St. Charles Hotel from Canal Street.” 5×7 inch glass negative by William Henry Jackson.

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Date: 21/03/2019 15:50:43
From: Lary
ID: 1363667
Subject: re: June Chatting

Oh hey, I see we are all hanging out in here now.
What’s going on?

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Date: 21/03/2019 16:00:43
From: Bubblecar
ID: 1363670
Subject: re: June Chatting

Lary said:


Oh hey, I see we are all hanging out in here now.
What’s going on?

It’s my 60th birthday on the third.

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Date: 21/03/2019 16:25:33
From: Lary
ID: 1363687
Subject: re: June Chatting

Bubblecar said:


Lary said:

Oh hey, I see we are all hanging out in here now.
What’s going on?

It’s my 60th birthday on the third.

Congrats!

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